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THIRTY-FIRS- T YEAR, Vol. CXXIV., No. 73. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909, Ry Mall SO etx. Month. Slnjrlo coplea, 6 cents. I5y CHrrler, 60 cent a Month.

of the Prairie's full equipment. They 'slated Into "one Cook and Peary on n win leave New York In time to arrive jralt." Captain Arohi,. Butt who or-- : ZELAYAN ARMY in Philadelphia at 4 p. m. Tuesday. COAL BLACK deivd bash with red poppers and ta- FAMI NE BLOWTO GRIDIRON CLUB bas o sauce was astounded t, hear INSURGENTS IN zi:i.v. issvF.s MiwinJsTO the chef acknowledge It as "one order DKXWXdXU AMF.ltK'AXN of Uooscvelt's politics." A demand Puiuima, Dee. H. President lor deviled lobsters with the claws re-- ! of Nicaragua li;s forwarded (his moved got to the kitchen as "one MARCHING ON affidavit statement In reply to a si busted trust'' and "on fuel" doe" Was PLAN that he sot forth his side of the DEALT! ENTERTAINS the to the .suggestion that the CAUCUS controversy with the United States: preiiidenl would like some "possum." 'The mnnner of proceeding on the 1 What the general opinion vas of the part of the secretary of state of the president himself was musically set L'nited States is extraordinary. He 'out by the Gridiron ipuirtet in a song BLUEFIELDS has refused to hear the well founded NORTHWEST BY FEDERAL THE MIGHTY a verse of which ran: (The tune ho- : CAMPAIGN Justification of Nicaragua's govcrn-me- ling. "1 Love My Wife, but h You and in a communication to the Kid.") Nicuruguan charge d'affaires makes "N'oW llooScVelt lltlee was president, assertions which wore false and of I'll ) es. he w as; government my But Mr. Ta ft. now- - runs the Job, INSURGENT CAPITAL IN fensive to this and to MINNEAPOLIS FEELS MEN OF LOFTY STATION DETERMINED TO PUT person, undoul)te(lly of mulcv-ole- nt GRAND JURY Oh yes. he does. because ' DANGER OF CAPTURE Information received from my EFFECT OF STRIKE TARGETS FOR REVELRY ltoosevett now has gone a hunting, CRIMP IN UNCLE JOE bitter enemies. Shooting with his might and main; "So that this communication can he So the politicians sing. " nt This musical refrain: American Marines Hurried officially refuted the American Railroad Officials Still Claim has been asked to send an Sixteen Sicilians Indicted for President, Cabineteers, Diplo ciionts. Members Report People of " We love, we love, We love KoDSeVl H. Across Isthmus to Support Investigating committee so they can Traffic is Moving in Fair mats and Senators Enjoy in lie convinced of the correct procedure Conspiracy to Extort Money But. olí you Ta ft: Their Districts Solidly Cause of the of Negotiations on Many ni, Estrada Suddemv and truth affirmations the Shape; for by i Jokes of Them at Their; Favor of Change in Rules to Nicaragua n government." from Italians Threats of Ut'J"Z "Z'Z"'" Deperate, Arbitration, lie would come buck again, Grown Death or Bodily Harm, Own Expense, Curb Speaker's Power, .May Kent Aacropluoc to Texas. And thereupon we laughed. Washington, Dee. 11. It is pro- We love. We love, we love lioopevelt, Moruin-- Journal ftittelul (By Morning Special But. oh yon Taft." ,Br t lusril Wire) posed by the war department to send Journal Leaned Wire, Illy Mornlnf Journal Sufclal Lasted Wire l".r Mornint Journal Humlut Innd Wir Washington, Dee. 11. St. Then the correspondents voiced Disquieting the Wright aeroplane owned by the Paul, Dee. 11. The strike of the GOVERNMENT UNEARTHS Washington, D. C, Dec. 11. Presi- j Washington, Dee. 11 Nineteen "In- rows received from Nicaragua at government to some southern city, switchmen was enlivened today by the grouches against news conditions un surgent'' republican congressmen the WIDESPREAD dent Taft and members of his cabinet, present corn- - met probably San Antonio, Texas, for aero- rumors from Minneapolis' of a coal PLOT der the administrallon as tonight in room of state department today that there Is judges, scientists and diplomatists und pared with that preceding. Messages the Representative nautical experiments during the win- famine and by the report here that iTTuhbtird of Iowa, und for hours danger of an attack by 'g men high In delivered to repr, three President ter. Lieutenant Benjamin Foulnuis from twenty to thirty of the Brother- of station public and p.j.iWere the sentatives discussed ways and means of forwnrd- - Blue-field- s, of press associations and leading forces being made on will have charge of the experiments. hood of Trainmen who have been em- Prosecution of Ohio In vate life spent several hours tonight lm: the fight begun at the extra ses-- : and ntwspapers complaining of the dearth where there are 100 Americans, ployed as switchmen and in other as the guests of the Gridiron dub In sion against tbe house rules, Oldest (KM fellow Demi. and who were on of Washington news worthy of first resulted In orders being sent by wire- duties out strike, diana Cases, Authorities' revelry song arm nonsense, The participant, refused to admit 1 1 und blended page headlines and asking why Bangor. Ale., Dec. Phinneas would return to their work Monday j the that any other propositons rmd been with wisdom. They heard many home-- 1 was not less to the protected eriuser Tacoma Bachelder. said to be the oldest mem- morning. 'Hope, Will Break Up Black mvsident "ulvltnr congress considered. ly truths told in strange en- -' Hlue-field- s, form and fits" as had been customary for the to proceed under full steam to ber of the Independent Order of Odd The eoal famine In Minneapolis is i Hayes of mail Business in Country,' Joyed many a Jok ow n ex- -' past Iiereseutallve California Fellows in the world, died tonight, not a matter to be feared, according at their si vi n years. There were also was there to Join the Ies Moines pense because of the genlul ill chairman and Representative aged iS years. to railway officials. humor wild telegraphic demands for details Nelson und await further which the shafts of wit were con- of Wisconsin, secretary. The orders. He had been an Odd Fellow for A. L. Klynn nnd Charles Watson, of the Hoosevelt conspiracy, that could net wus Illy Morning Journal l.raurd Wire cealed. Men of strongly poised poli- not ' result the appointment The Prairie, now at Philadelphia, more than half a century and held agents of tbe state railroad and ware- be met. of two Toledo, O., Dec. 11. gov- tics, and others who, although of committees of five members has been ordered to take on board the office of Grand Patriarch. house commission, sent out to inves- That the the Tlie souvenir of the dinner was a each, (same political party, found scri- - one committee was to map out 700 marines under the command of tigate the freight truffle in ernment will endeavor to prove a had "Gridiron Dream Hook," tlie produc- plan situation i a of action regarding further Colonel Biddle as soon us ous reasons for wide divergence were tion of the club's special seer, "Prof. and steam the Twin City yards uffceted by tbe widespread conspiracy to extort ' pioceeduie ami presumably to sound possible to Colon. The Importance of present at the dinner und listened, not Woozington Miz." Flamboyantly switchmen's strike, reported to the money from Italians s shown by 'only out the democratic minority on a Joint se orders ure minimized at the G R E ELY commisison today; the with philosophy, hut even with; hound, its decorative scheme utllifctl program GENERAL j glee und the other wus to take department, w It is indictment returned today by I lie fed- to the comical exploitation oi along with th,. mystic Gridiron vari- here said the "From the investigation made," I cure publicity. their iiuarrcls. ous symbols of art. of ma hus been instructed to look their report reads, "we are of the eral grand jury here iigainst sixteen th" neeroinaner's The following were present uccord-- ; Ihe distinguished company In- A tuerten n Interests ut Blue-- j opinion that the companies uro mak- learned Proceeding on the theory thai the Sicilians, alleged members of u Black in tin authoritative 'way inn to the list furnished, by Chulrmun ing evtvy effort to keep the less than the truth terpreter of dreams should lake into Hayes: IS FRIEND Of Hand organization apprehended last about the discovery of llu North pole the destination of the Pruirie carload merchandise shipments mov- consideration circumstances and Gronna of North Dakota; Ilaugeii. June. A secret indictment was re- through a scientific eoninii.slou, which temperament ol the individual, tlie Colon, the fact that she ing, with fairly good results, but the Mliihahnl, l lcketl. Woods, and Kendall turned also, the nature uf which is not reported .personally to the Gridiron lauirltc dren ins ol v arious guests w on popped wireless apparatus amount of carload freight handled is 'of Iowa; Hayes of California; llln-- I disclosed. club, and undertook to arbitrate the mentioned and Ibelr significances ex-- ; would make It very easy for her des- - much curtailed." sliuw Nelson ; Madi DOCTOR The joint difference between Peary ami Cook, plained. There was also an oraeulum: and of Nebraska tination to be changed at any mo- - indictment of fifteen son of Poin-i- b who in lliis instance were represented und book id' fulo by means of which! and il ut dock Kansas; incut. M IGO'l'l Vl'lON S ON 1'OK counts, charging u conspiracy o use slet of Washington; l.lndbcrg by the two initiates Into t ii Itl be Hi" of j tlte mails to money by the lub fortunes in told and sciences! The news Zclaya AltHlTKATION extort threats, .Minnesota; Massachu-r.ell- s, that probably or MHIIvl membership Kdward L. Keen of the of ph.'. siogiiomy and palmistry were l.overiug of would avoid an engagement at Kama, Chicago, Dec. II. Negotiations be- reveals for the first time the names Carey, Cooper, Lenrool Pulled Press, and Ira K. Dennett of not neglected. Illiislr.itlons In earl- - and and and making a detour would strike tween the railroads conference com- of fifteen Italians living in Ohio and Nelson of Wisconsin. It was said that Quits Explorers' Club at Outset who, alleged, de- the Washington Post und San Fran- cure brightened the pages of Hi,, vol- -' Minefields, the heudiiuiirteis of the mittee, representing the general man- Indiana it is the b l icrs were received from several fendants attempted to victimize. cisco Call. lime and occasional bits of vers,. In- - revolutionary army and provisional of Controversy Over Who agers' association, and the switchmen's One of the explorers B,tid he had tcrspi rscd. Despite lis whimsical and others. Including Davis of .Minnesota, government, was will begin Monday in Chi- The Indictments charge that the received here with committee identified the pole by the Inv.'iponslble purport, of Us tie-- i Gardner of .Massachusetts. Vulsteud of Reached the Pole; Carnegie cago, according to were members of the organ- resemblance imiiiv some apprehension and almost Imme- an authorized stale. of the climatic conditions to Inaugura- dm Hons were lo be marvel-- : .Mlnnesola and Fowler nf New Jerscs. ization known as 1 1n- 'Black Hand," aduiltled diately a conference was held In thi- Joins Peary Adherents, ui"iit Issued here lulu today by the tion day in Washington. lie had ously accurate. It was Insisted that the attendance ol general componed of persons bound by solemn ,11.1 i tice of the secretin)' of the navy, at managers' association. iiualil'ied for bis task by climbing Among iho guests were: not the full strength of is expected th,. different, covenant to enforce their demands for President Which were present .Secreliiry .Meyer. It points Capital hill to reach the appropria- Tu II. Vice President ShoinuMi, Speaker) the Insurgent republican movement. money by means of bodily injury, as- Hcpresi-niailvi- Assistant Secretary Wlnthrop, Admiral at issue between the railroads ami the tions committee and was eiiilipcil Cannon, Secretary Hulling!-r- Seen- - Hayes said that If a lUf ilumine Journal Si tint l.ettntd Wire) employes will be by sassination and destruction of prop- today Wulnwrlght und Assistant Secretary discussed the with a fountain pen and megaphone. l.iry Nagcl, Postmasp'r General Itilch-- i vote lO'i'n taken in tile house New Vnrk. Dec. 11. General W. iti.i-ti.- s , A A. to the conference. , erty. ru'es, i c.imhlhvaii of Stale Wilson. pnennt decision The pole was found to be as cite Fori.i-'le-r Sell., un jio vveitv kU' ílty I'..- - far ills k. Chief piuebot, -' Grcel.v resigned as a member f'onimislsoitcr Knapp a ml Six of tile del onda are held ,n s lie was reached to hurry additional fight- m'tho hiterstate taut Irom land as President Taft Newlantls, Mai-'iui- of X'illalobni', tlie vines mustered. may jail A flor report lug material 'to the danger point in Kxplorers' club almost at the begin-- ! Labor Commissioner Xeill also here. the of the found It from tbe Insurgent wigwam Spanish minister: General Clarence U. "The movcmetit among tint repub- Peary-Coo- k up fpiesiion adjusting grand jury, .Bulge Isriapiien congressmen Bluefk'hls. riing of (lie controversy, lake the of the issued; lo stand-pu- t igloo. j FdwaeilH. I'. S. A.; Charlen S. Diehl, lican to amend the j dispute between the bench re- - Thus Tar there has been no Intima- This became known today through the Illinois Central warrants for the immediate Strange discoveries Were made. Chicago; Crawford Hill, Denver lie-- I rules" he said, "Is on lh(. Increase and telegraphers of arrest of anil "ami Every tion that a landing is in immediate chili's secretary, HairisC. vVulth. railroad the that the others bond was Santa Clans was found lath-u- wllh publican. has been sine" last session. road who have asked for an increase lixod at $ 0.000 ul lonight's meeting contemplation. It is a fair assump- "I am not in a position to say each. heavy packages marked. ".My Poll-- i reported of 10 per in I wages. tion, however, that should American whether General Giccly's resignation cent heir The Distclel Attorney W. I.. Day said; cles from T. I!. to W. II. T " Ihe people of his district practically Cook-Pear- y of telegraphers was de- by i government! In lives be put in Jeopardy or American j whs due to tlie demand the this prosecution he Til,, aurora burealis resembled the unanimous their support of their by and ro- In business interests interfered with. hi, ill Mr. Walsh, "in view of his nied the road the dispute hopes to cheek effectually Black Hand halo that Taft put oil Aldrich while representatives tills matter. ll to of - "It proper and decisive action would be friendship lo Dr. '(,ok, however, and rred the mediation the federal operations throughout tin- l'nited Cannon's halo resembled th,. midnight THUG REPEATS should be understood that we taken. jthe confidence In- expressed in him, commissioners. Stales. sun iwithout the sum. Malt llonson are aiming onlv at amending the Tbe navy officials today, while his resignation may lie so construed ppeareil, claiming to have located house rules. I'poii the various other mitting that ihe m which by many persons. 1 can say ho did the pole In Suvahnah and produced It propositions of which the members riñes have been as Insurgents expected to land Dixie not mention Ir. Cook in bis letter to j In Ihe shape of a barber's polo, tune- tl.isscd the from the at OMAHA 'vie'.vs ol' us It was a MACKENZIE n of nil vary." Colon today would be hurried across the club. just curt note of OFFIGIALSIYOUNG fully lolling of his exploits. Th,. ipies-'tlo- HOLD-U- rea-- j P When the emerged from the put t and did not give any of Identity being raised, barbers 0 members isthmus and on board lio report-- for the stop." hir-isut- e Hie conference all (lodged Ihe Buffalo, stated the cs-- el had re-- ! 'son ruthlessly removed the enormous ' today mem-- el's w In, were referred to lieprcsolita- - ci i ved no orders to sail to Corintn. it was learned that the ' appendages of the pselltlo es-- i made! lUc I I es. However, it is given out that tak- - hers of the Fvplorcrs' club bad HALED BEFORE SHOT DEAD ploréis and disclosed the Initiates. the Mr, Hayes was reluctant about tlls- -' Ing of 72,1 almost1 in strong effort to persuade General! Then the electric bulbs were .Vanned aboard malinos to1 cussing the "Insurgent" plans. He at certainly means an Immediate sailing. ilrcely to reconsider his intention and In th,. brilliancy of a calcium resign, lint j first refused to give the names of ax otherw ise the marines would have without avail. Unlit "I'licle Joe" Cannon was por- Gt I.v president of the! tliose present and refused to make been kept" on shore until needed. General was trayed in a series of elastic poses on club prior to the election of Coalman- - QUARREL !a pedestal as "The Iron Duke" with public tlie mimes of tin m hers ap-- I Questioned today as to the truth of: atl-- der Peary to that office. ine ineviiaiiie cigar, grown to mam pointed for the committees. An : several statements made by president to tlie people probably would Zelaya The latter was at the moth proportions and tilted upward dress in an Interview today, govern- i moi ling here last night. j at l DRUG STORE ROBBED BY Issue from the Insurgents within ment oftleials said the Interview was! the familiar sharp ancle, while lie in all the Ouok-Peur- y controversy, a to tune Islioit lluie on tile subject of house full ex- Mayor and Police Chief Charged Son Millionaire ouni'tct chanted duly the of of errors. Two conspicuous ex- - of Colorado SAME MAN WITHIN WEEK rules, he said. amples General Greely. himself an Arctic "Pony Hoy," the first verse of which were pointed out. One was plorer of experience and reputation, With Lax Enforcement of j was: that Zelaya disclaimed the execution Cattleman Meets Death at lias stood staunchly by CooU. . "In the chair, up in the air, sitting Murderer Given lie Sciilener. of - I Cannon und Groce wat. by his or- Laws Regulating Saloons Hands of Pensioner on Hi? there .OS A llgeles, Dec. I I. Albert Uyaii, der, of which j San Francisco Police Chagrined Feil- - the state department I) 15 ow 11 former organizer of Ihe estera has KM SII SSI'.N'S and Gambling, See tlie speaker, out Fncle Joe; absolute proof to contrary. 1 1 : 1 : 1 1 Ranch, Mine: I, w pleaded guilty the o i 1 i x s k i : x Father's Hear him swear, set him tear all his at liability to Capture Mur- - cration of ho Another j Mil-w- supposed false statement was Copenhagen, Dec. 11. The explorer. hair veslerday to tin murder of otto that Zelaya had sent a cnmmunlcii-H"- n Have Dc- - Jul! II. last sentenced today Knud Basmusseii, din ing a lecture Morning When insurgents defy him: deious Thief; Good .l. to expressing! lly itmtruul Knectal Wire I lly i the l'nited Stales tonight on Arctic expeditions and Ks- - Morning Journal ,Sr lul tVlrr livery man In the house fs as still Imprisonment. Us willingness Lincoln, Neb.. Dec. 1. .Mayor Iard of Criminal, to allow the Tnilcd kimos. referred to the little Hskimu I.ebcau, S. . Dec. II Dav id a mouse ciiption Mutes to name inves- ( Dahlman, Police Don- - a commission to trilie at Cape York and said Com-- I Jumes Chief j George Siiicken7.ii'. son of .Murdo While Cannon is present: MRS, READ SENTENCED tigate all of the In ohue. of Omaha, and of the matters connection mandi l' Peary, whose severity was ae- - members j Hut when he's nway, for a day I hey .Mackenzie, the millionaire cattleman 1 1ST Morning iltairiisl M'lrrl with the recent disturbances to which companion ny many good ipialitles. Omaha board of lire and police com- all play Sia't'lal l.f,rtl TO THE PENITENTIARY to- of Trinidad, Colo, was shot and killed nefs-io- Dee. I!.- - .ii.-- be- - government Ks-- 1 missioners lor nearly four hours San "is took exception, and ,,1.1 ,,,n much to strengthen the here this morning. "Bud" Stevens, And say liny don't fear lilm." "e would abide by of - day, before Governor Sliiillengerger, ing sought bv (In lie. lil the lesults their kiino's struggle for existence. Itas- who (lit) the shooting, is In jail. The Scarcely had the guests turned ,b, Investigation. defended their administration de- vv - I No such communicat- mussen. while declining to enter into, und again to their entree hen the dinner incut of the oil v for a w ilí llll- i liver, Ih II Mrs. Allen F. right In- affair has caused Intensf exi itenient. ion, it was said, been received. a n nied the of the executive to was interrupted by noisy i ly had controversy, said mailing had bet Murdo Mackenzie, lather of tbe young the entry of Identified man w bo lest urda v Head. enl convicted of assault augurate pro dings to have them V. II Gone-Phili- produced or proved no to th, present j a dozen bard faced old dames, leading il ill! lit to blackmail .Mrs. man win, was killed, is a former presl. night held up and lobbei tit o drug WILL ousted from office. meek henpecked v e ( Denver, out it.xihii: maki: that was able to shake his confidence j dent of the Nation il Llv Stock usso- - and husbands. Those 'handler of i , The hearing follows the charge out to a Store lelol S. entel e, a Iluminan ii, - i:i:sii stakt roi: istiimcs in Dr. Cook. elation, and Is at the head of the .Mat-- , turned be of ir;. lirol'l of iiiiii was Ibis afternoon seii- Philadelphia. made to the governor that the offl gresstve i Dee. 11. The Prairie ador lind and Cuttle company. The suffragettes, demanding bath est.iblishmt ni and shot and l. li' oil lo not b ss lm n one year nor floated today with I H Oials had permitted violations of the "Votes Women" in ill peni- - the assistance I' MIX IX. IIUI.S PliXltV elder .Mackenzie is a personal friend for slritb nt voices. killed the bookkl'tpcr. William 11. more than vtars the of closing law and permitted mt-- several tugs after two, hydraulic s I'lKsT M X T POI.i: "a'""n Is Several noted mmm the diners teiillarv. Mrs. Iliad, who atl.t mpled of former President Booseveli and ii i ( w a II' i i 'Irrilgeg r- i Ku mhlillK. upon Si Ionic e,l Ihe had dus a chuhnel Into d ep New York Dec II. Andrew On - probably the best known cattleman In called lo declare their positions lo liiehien Mrs pbipps bv displaying , , - a I,v water. The transport Inimediatels n....i., hi.ll.ul '..,7,ro i,.l. I'enrv na th.. "If I blld bought glass of beer at on this momentous ipiesilon, lo the lil'St ,l II held llllll a Week ,IUo I vv si ii Ks of ,lt n.i mile during all a u lo- N the- southwest. some plate o'clock," said the j liroceeded up the river to the Phila- first discoverer of the North pole ill a after treat minis' incut of the company. and at I lo- aunt ol a pistol ag tin in, ibilo ride, took In r sentence stoical- delphia navy undey nn- - mayor, "I would never have told about Filially the presidí 111 of tin I lull de ly. sentence will be yard her own brief address tonight before the Pi Gltll I' STItUM path I i: robbed It ol J I 'i'he drug stort I'luhr th" she '"in. sylvania society of New York, of it. That kind of blood doesn't run In cided against tlie women s claims subji of lo parid at the end of :i year. (illKS TO M l :m: ' , honorary my wins." of tu.i:iv whereupon they announced their pur- local., I Mai kt I sin t m ar l.ai ine ammunition which was taken which Peary was made an Trinidad. Colo . Dec. 11 David -- Governor Shulletiberger took the pose to In Hie -' Cluii-tiua- ,p aboard for rtoHMlMo us.. i,t ..ntr:il George e participate dinner anil and of alio, rs THIRTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL ' Mackolixi had for the last America - mutter under advisement. were only driven away through a V! I I -- remains in the ship's ntHga- .Mr. Carnegie said: three years been in charge of a ranch t pa; in Hi, d.lci at Iho time. ín,-s- . f to AND "The society has resolved enm-pany- 's threat feed them after the Hritish ASSAULTED SLAIN , of the Matador and Cattle M " persons le In Ihe Orders to honorary membership upon .e com-- HAZING ABOLISHED litni.-(n- fashion, through the mortlum of a have been Issued the; properties, consisting of. lile slorc v lit n lie robber red and I ruirie to 700 mander, a fellow Pcnns.vlvanl n, horn stomach pump. take on board marines acres on the Cheyenne river reser- ' asked on of tin Detroit. Mull., Die II. The mur-- r IN NAVAL a mirth-provokin- g clerks au proceed once to upon the t rest of the Allegheny. ACADEMY "The Cattle Kovnl was 13 lit Colon. The vation, in South Dakota. Formerly he In a. I, M ie- "l ib i s. ol Held, Crown, years old. of Tacoma com- "Hail Commander Peary, you have slant. Members of the club ;. IT." with practically a full assisted in the management of the l. Gii j'Koii, i oprá bu- lb. Third avenue, was revealed plement a task in which clad in regulation ring outlits pro. lo of bluejackets has been at last accomplished company's ram lu s near I'banuinu. r e. haijH'l)i ,1 to In lk m Ho iy bv the lindiug ot Iho chilli's 11 si nietl Nt uti le proc-c- Blue-fteli- ls civilized world been keenly Washington. Dec. I "Hattling Ismi. the ;!,o,lo t forthwith to the has That there Texas. He was old ami w itli-- I ly Ivon; ball frozen in vtars I'-- llo-ii- Cllpllllll II Ulller i' ad ibeie Whitman's Is no hazing Pl.uid Terror." "A. lull, s i Mincer - to Jo, a. Interested a task often undertaken, at present at the , o k v a d: Tin- the Dcs Moin. .V i t el Ho child's face and Stwash Sirocos." I of him ii comii:: All alwav s without success. You have naval academe, was asserted ill-- - "Gilf bol. the w i the stoics and nearly all the "Puil" Stevens, alleged slayer. III. I.V hoi " it and battered and there by snperintcntl-'en- Fighting Lumber J... K." .). 'o I ',1 lllll'll. man who mhhet! him lust il. triumphed where all others failed and Captain liowyer, the l m- - ' , I I - '"il lightered while the vessel was Is. according lo a si ib nl made this ' Ili- ..IS Vi.b ll ha she had been mis- the Danville Halltau," atol H. Par- - iiiiibt Willi a whispered Th. re k in wt.-- trans-i-rrt- d immortality Is yours for never can of the academy, before the house Mat rb . tK. mut, ugiiin afternoon bv Mtirib kenr.ie. an old a , on up-th- aled. history Tail to record that the North lommittee ,,n naval affairs today. sons, 1,,. 'und v K id " is iioain" to Oh ran to the Milp. employe of Ihe Matador IjiikI and . Th" girl's ii H.ilier st nt her last H. fore IlliMip. W hi' I, Mans i" tío- I'iir to notiiv (...'I. Hear pol,. was first reached by you." Chairman titicstioned him t - Da the . v Admiral Harris, commandant Cattle cornpam. He ain.- to the i no v :iiiil; to en nu lit. Mr. llrown the c, rel-r- i tu meantime the oler who had "i the !' 'closely. Captain I'.owyer saitl h.. had t ralist:c. minus navy yard, said tonight it prob-"'- kola ranches hr. rs IHO from tvail'-.- l ppe.lb ll lo Hi. Indi, e early antf-hazin- g t tl n lov upon th" to tod.iw j law IT, d iillt ilib the ,'f He robber tinned will be MAN WHO STOLE ordered the recent was Mr. Mackenzie i ill, a ,v In II she daughter the middle of next week $101,000 ' Texas ami Ii hand bun and found hint- - harmd that her posted on the study desk of each stu-- 1 gladiators various arliil.s. sin as the i.nv."ij before Hie will be for pensioner about tin place. I: ul start. d home froni aunt . Prairie ready In- - lumps of coal. axes, knives, pieces ol sí It lo, king ilil" a !; mine. r ilv. I tbe sailing. COMPLETES SENTENCE ib nt and occasionally called on lhe Murdo Ala. kt aso- departed for I.o- stet ). and tbt- like, ,i 'I to bant I. and was lore to h in,l no I There j students and lectured them on the' bean rtiooi, i. arc marines at the naval subject. this affi flit t mortal damage ii...n of a'l Ihe moin v in ihe h register. OSAGE EXODUS FROM taiioi, or ord- - .i and the ouota 70 rcd IVcIímc lo KcMrt That lie Captain Povvver explained tin m. The lolilier W. tike, I ml tbr.iimli Hi.- by the department GimmI that th" IN OKLAHOMA PROBABLE to proceed to lletaiiis Share of I, nil. CREEL EXPECTED President Tali's proj. I. d v isit to I rout lour alld as b.st the till. .n 'Ion p,1 estimates provided for an Increase battalion duty tbt I i t I for at over the t urrent application largely TfY"i . V Alaska form a sal.j. of humorous on Hi s, eel ;,rd will urg. Dec. G. WASHINGTON I : have to be made ni, frorri Piltsi II lálward enl.'Tg.-nicii- t IU.V.AI gr, a t S' o od,. w as . a t !) up sville. . A 'lht-- r because of the of the! ,.,,mm,rit an. ail Th. poli." ire (fi ol ked tikla Die. II. del It t . express w - stations is xpected the Cunlifft an Adams clerk ho acol.-ni- shown tor bis totutort and to maki ov i r I ill- tiol'lnt ss of Ilie man. whom egation or ptt.niin.tit Osam Indiana - naval plant and the icreattr ' '"'ton. .Ww a p o k igt- t D-- . 1 I . . York. Washington and ais. oni .I nilli containing necessity for repairs Washington. It Is Xpf-- sort thai his tl,ei..ry v conform o bav ie-- n unable to apprehend. headed ,y firmer Chief Pluck Dog Noriolk navy nun re- ' yards will be called 1101, in ixtnUr. l:,e.",. was i i i of Chihuahua. to his simple .n. .r de- Henry Tall Chief will 'Pen to that vercr tasies the oriel. of hokili lilt) hate itu excellent and leave hero furnish, men net-d- t d. IVotn penitentiary I h W i sti-- t the leased the todav Heliretl General le. I. Mexico, vvi'l rea, Washington ttMlay tile llOti here be to was l li li..,, nt lulu. next Tuesday to negotiate with Presi- after serving a huh mole than foui San Diego. Oi l.. hc. 11 Major or tomorrow Th" dt tails of his min- ! llled Upon In SI ile lb mis 1 be dent I dux of .Mexico for a tract ,l':Klil.YX ir, . rf KKNlrS MXItlM S y.ars. Follow a s arih in litis Mas..n Carter, retired. Ji.-,- at a I. teal sion. how r. it is authorit.itivcly provid.-.l- Th,. list i f do h. s und rkitn-t- a Hank lie-it- l. land in Ihe republic on . southern which TO Ano-rita- . PILMItli: I MM PI I ION country and South Cunlirfe hospital toi.av aet-d- 75 years. Major Mated. are knovvn at the state ,lt. nn thotis of preparation afforded op-- d Urn Ark.. Dec. II. The Ihey a v, N. lea Peo can establish nea' tribal home. York. Dec. 11 At the Prook-p- n h err. sti d in Hri Igt port. Conn . bis Cart, r had a notable t are. r in the partnoitt. bul io,iiti.uis liortunily for manv go., nalnr.-t- l hikes ples Si. il.- bank has closed Its dooi None hut full blooded . Oaafea will be yard jt wjm( i - n, ,,JP(?hl former hon:.-- He refused to Ovil war and in tin' Indian wars tin- - lion wili be Kiv-- to any soiri:t-stloi- at I be ns-- ol On- prominent lm- ii.,iiil.iUon. Hank offielalu plate at nt n the mission, A delegation tl ,u , l i v - marine. he nt fungue a report that he till rMain-- a laige o. ral Mil. s. He leaves a widow be may In rm.-in- to the guests. nun lm wanted pi"ii-h-Tu- 111. assets of tlit'i.-...- . v.bin.i lir d have in make "ne the Institution at rem the (Juapua- tribe on a atmilar To.-la- y,, n (hmi lio- monee. . 'I - h- - r as .:t Sllu.ttl.'u ii: Ni aras"-!- i ' 'n toast ..r1 ord. tran and JT'.iiiiii liabilities. rr ml will accompany Ce Otacca. THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1909.

liull'-- t Hip IiokI. i... k In dun as. . contract oil In with four Kiiuiid, in in tlio hls-lur- y Tons koiiiIii rn uii- - mill FhHv mi M"n luri'ishtii tt ninth flmi.i'.r Thei'e's a SI ENTOMBED iim- - tonp wuri FRESH SENSATION III appear l f"r 111" N w York of nf the Hi Btnti--. Th,Tt- - i n Thi3 Store i li ly un medical Jurisprudence for itr wapil the About niurdfri-rH- , tli.i iicllce examination whi, h In- hop., will low in iho hut Makes Buying Here . stnir-pi- That Holiday doubl mu rndiK hi ailm I that Chlrn". root',, all Goods - IN BROKAW CASE BY GOAL Ii, l liy load'-- r nf 111'- Y"- Tons, A Pleasure tn - Iiiohljlii'jom lnii.irn .l l y "n SEASOÑABLEVARÑÍfíG "'' find cmr tml rarift IE w.-r- vkintty Yio'Il noi-- in lae Ylrk T'tiB, ',jvkisan etiuoaturin good cata ble. We mention below a number of articles from our COR if tho tragidy FROM LIFE SAVING Frodtx! from eicry cÜme nd which will make appropriate holiday gifts: PROMISED EXPLOSION nniíoii ar gaSiereü. cu jur liieívw stock THAW PLEADS FOR lid c- - unter. , Chc-w- líulland CO I'EHCOLATOnS ol sktithiK nuil linn l 8w;i lletríng, l TEE I'Hiiucr CHANGE OF 5R!S0N Rji'ao Canar, Scotch Marmalade, llu lliilf llroniictl IVr-- l he bcfft Cf ndimcu of EiinlUh ind CHAFING PISHES ...... r- - i , r.t dotits'.tc tnntrr, tean fiom Clona, C.VUVINí; SETS to Hi Column of Flame Hundred Fee nd u unsní:i?líM:'' b're of cofleen. Defense Will tnclcavcr biiow .V.'W V'HK li,., II With - I .IIH!! Serlo, of I'.muilailil- AshIhM ue oi our bett-l:k.e- J brautU is the t - ri,.vrr.! That Millionaire Husband' liflfl-- of (iimm it han High Shoots From Shaft as ll"fciitiil lH:im;i'ini nl. coitf.i: warb ih- - Cit'l' il Si in olni.K-i-- i" sav Sixty Negroes Scramble Ou emhhoihehy scissor.s Jealousy Was Net Aitorcthe 1 - . N,-- i .V. V . l"-- i . Tin iim lorii a siati iti. nt In ri- l.uriflt. ll SAFETV ASI OTHER RAZORS lali-H- Ih,- ro fi'-- ! - arirumoni m ,.!,tai:i Without Cause, liiv II fox l ti il i nt' i r In avoid- in Safety, Electa Coffee ioiiHi- - of Harry K, Thaiv frmn 'ho Mat RAZOR IIOXI-- AND STROPS li sim-s- wiih the virile coflVe il, i t iismrifi;.' r hiiiI divine tmlay bo- - n1ilv. l.'iuvnn huniiital were h. i.rti flavor rctlinext. i DS uin-.-- m RIDIXti SADIU.ES risen, o r k ami ri Juftli-- at N'y.'u k, at .l;-- l ,iid com- H Jnurmml prrtal Wlr) iisniiciri I Fly Mornlnc Journal Howlal Wlrr f..,. TumiikinH ilifitinre htinii ' Mml ImvI on ir mon cofice, bft .ten mum att,l , nation. lit.-- . 1 of fiiyr me onurt LAP ROI5ES I ' y a Luiiiui Ky . 11. An Sim lal term tho pToccvira oí New York, Deo. - oda I I llu- - miilniphi. Peifectci "AsMinilni" hi. n rmiti lia 'iiik WHli-t- i Th.-i- riuin.n l l'-- t Hnviiiiiit, cuoitu; tnd viin:i it su;eriur. ! nf fur Mi Mil y Hrok-i.- ' li. . h I'iunloll IhiN al nmiii In the niln- nf HOYS' WAGONS .if'in- Ii .iiili! lilrn. all hop' in. a motion for tlu i r.tn.fiT of i the w l lj"i - ulr Theqiialilr In Ihc 'K fin' u ! t itii-!- n-- liy rl'it in ha. ill not l.firi.l. says the iho Wont Krntuckv nal comiinny v hi nnKVih'mi Hie lunhot, uil.-j- . Tim tn a not r hKiili.il l te, fittrinii Hi'' lam day "í Hii lorl. "A r- ui-- lown tn tlii boTBini all tl"H-- Ct tlw il u r thin latí', enluinli'd Thaw nto,l a Imiii fri k by mu nf sail an. nasi h r tT'l !!i'i. ; i lilli1 ino' rlrctrd experta irial litr oltolli of iioml with Jirolin:! - It l man- - í six nu n, I Hit fi , t li. low mirf.irp. mi.iiliiililn ut'.ilnet tin- ilal Kill' U'. Could I f"l 4 M:ii-- . ml n kioiii- I the ii.ri'vinii ,1 1; ri Try a pound !:. Imim-iliiiti-i- an. xiln-lon .par ituitl and ..I'triOi!!'. i un M l ol'!m-- Ho- Inloy fnlliiwlng th r f Ui In SAX M ARK ET n rcplon I 111 - JSK & MAUGER The trial so fur has lifli'V o Ihc H.ll'-- "111 ril.w.l f flii- (kinin nhii-- ml tiri" to Hit' RAABE . - AlhuqiiL'nino, Mitti cnsatlons, i uonsi Mr. I'r m lo li lor llu- I'oij;. us I'iuk h nun,- anil nt I'Ol'jinti nf llani' ion kmv lit IriKiiiif on llu ( i m l d '(!! lio- firt'iifiuri'." Sew Sli'xii'O inn vi.i!i I In ill.; ulr, xlxty m ro iiiiin-r- SKELETON FOUND 115-11- 7 North Street i Mi i t ti ml liilri'ilii' linn Firt lluiihiK nf Ins - I il tu tin- HUifncf a v.it n after of tiumi'rvuit teleiiraj.liio !' rmiilili; for tlif linlHtlng ai;i'. - MINING MAN TESTIFIES fooil t ham.- Hint y yiold. As to tho price, the samo jnjoport her of iln-l- ii'sr kix nuil iit'ire w l upon, hnuKht In Kannan City on Id coHt flic li.nl uiicd AT CUNNINGHAM INQUIRY nuinlur liihilnl, Tlnxn.' on Ih,' mi r muí In- - IN ASYLUM ATTIG l.'.L'il, with 1 1 20. Foe hny her made intserablo throtiKl ri'iiuii In rlus. fifliiht m- - carload, eclls her husband' .íríili'uny mal ill ti ixlinlty. Tin?ti thn'w tho lnalorial.- in lots and th,- - ruilui I hero fur $2.4-",- . the United Wireless I"T. SHHll., I i I I - -- 11. K liinn of muí uiillnu timlH'rn Rapid Strides of HiokMl'. aior nil is 'J'tml Hi evidence wiil iih! ii i llu- Kuyal Ifalmiiotl K.'itlun toinnie Ni ill. n iiiiniiitír m.iii of Hun in , orn hiKh into Die r frmn liliuiuliiiio' Ill iM WllS.ltl'ill.ll WK illliii'illill In I l.y all who have lined It Iho ni Hi- - liol.li-r- of ;i i O ill li'lilll III 111! daft. Superintendent Cannot Account i!i Intim. titon today rum Mr. Iln In iiiost iiorfoot tnakiiiK lion food yol i 'nnninirli.iin Krnnii ;m H i il in hh In mm, It Fniil, oro i in.lu kan--' thai wli'ii Hi" liin! sifif In- - iloiiKi'd and a brief trial wiU nl onro loiiiwl Iii.- AliiKkn iii.il In mi inv.silifiiiiiii. th' mino. Thnnia.i l.nnK. mlnn for Bones and Giand Jury The Capitalist Monday Mrs. limit. m- nuW prove it. (Ills riiiin ii. pi'i tor In on dip w'itii' li nil rvcry t 111 i 1 :fl. Address all cominunculioi.'j be ..lleMl ioncii Oil i I nss-- Xa lia on III I Recommends His Removal. liranclt iifflie": lli- mnt.il lh.it 1'iitiniiiKliiim rn.nli. it hiliiK mull.- to th. : - 12011 X. Y. UlilU-Boblo- n Till-- CAPITALIST, at: effort In obtain from her fi'llnl- - WOMAN'S IH'MIAMI ChleiiKO I,r..inni( ion in liini ilmt In- I"' iillnwi'il liro. l'.ldg., t In t as en- I SEIZED IXIIt t'HI.ME (.'oniiress Hamilton eioia her husband nul I In Un. i on i Street hi luí. i. liiiinc Twenty-tw- o Thames Street. tirely unjustified in his Jeiilinsy. muí r Hr Murniiif Journal Sp,il lMd Wlrr) Cleveland 13(1 New Knclami for loinluiK luokiiiK i,fi tin - t Pr-4.- . A Hk' , Doo. .Mrs. M;iR- Subscription: A iiKilive iitti nipt on Mr . i ol.j.-- li tl X. J., boo, Savannah, lia II. HulliliiiK iui.. Liu ill iirniiii.tly to - Single Copies 15c. i y- - (?!; only Htirvivor of !' --' F.x- $1 Per Annum. juili ill n limitation failed 111. a nil.) l.Nkfil 111 .I n v. In TAFT WARNS CENSUS in Iho utile of tho i niinly insmio lluntor. tho three Mlniiiapolis Lumber tl:l' million who were murderously al citan ire ,"r,,"i :L3? i. 1.1 liy tin' onirviiii-i- if.vhim hi ro ha provoil w ffi ctivo a - ta, in lr home hero yesterday, TÜII DoU'.ware .St. Tin- Urn w li hiiI tlliil In- w, lit kill tln Kansas I'liv it li that tho Jtiri' haiul.-i- down In made in v s In Aiiii;:i In inn.: mi, i ililiM-rt.''- l 111' Mtatenietit.i her delirium Telephone Hector. lay ii c liarai ti ri.lni? lir. that eaue'-- tho of her l'.'U'.). mil J.lllllH HIlll ,'llKo 11 ;r..ill of nil New York, 1st. l lull, mili, it'l' itt, as In- - SPEAKERS ED .llcil l,v rilll-lu- - UEVSO lunii .I rint' hUNbniiil, J. t'. Hunter. Physician." ( liiifim owmil fir iiiiilri ro- - M r. ii. s. Park , i I iiiiii lont. mid roi'iinitni inlinii his who have hoped to cuten n :iit: li.mi. In h;ui1 tluil H ft'-- nr. and nursed i inn a I. a to per Denver. Culo. i r.,ii'il ?;ir..inui in l.nro ; n oil ill oil word leitdinir lo clew the wan ll il ii In w I . lir. Hill for son ho muni, red .Mrs. imizii on., of Hi., lifi'tin i s in in 14 In lll-.l- aei Dear Sir: fkc!,-lm- i i mu- of a woman V! In- th" which daughter, rs. Carrie 1 ENGLAND jfiiMÍnr." Luí li,M n i Ml ion in ttempts to Inject Politics ilnbhle. and her Replying I" your favor ol the IMili ult, foes to state that I have mad unman, iiorordinic m tho bnnk. inlander, Mrs. say iier in- - iliiw r. iin'i t li.ol ii r n uli.i-.l- hoard Hunter Imtuiry lor you of th" Cuited Wir. loss Company, to supplant Will hud dlod In the inxtltntiun uinou I Mm. police careful to Service be Followed husband had struck her. The t'orniation already in my posseteiion ub ut the Company. lliirnn, Tho (jrmid Jury ro.mt. d that if were immediately notith d and Hun- - Mimnrii riii'ali'r I no hesitancy in reeomm ndliiK this Company, btlieviiiK I I - by Dismissal Says President not that of mi inmuto it In would have N ht;i l .1 I'.i ll:i, I II 'I'lii' II T- r was taken charge. miiKt ho of a vlmtnr. rooum-iii- i in Its reliability and staifdlnir well as that of its onk,: Peers Suppoitin.c; Conseivaiive ll, :ili-- l.lirili il liiTi I ..nim.i that ami Iiesiiite the injured wointin's deliri tifi.il lulu an I' !u Ju-- i In-- i ll i I it? ous talk many In lieie the rieru man. An important point in connection with tin: Company its its constant iioux.. lni'l l.iiri of t on liiiri'lHt M Given Hostile 111, - ll.r lrn)liK .luiirliul IHiwd now nitssinK, who to enter while recognized as the only commercial wireless telegraph Candidates It' ll lilt- hl.Ulfil, Doc. lit ivas sein growth, heinir awhinuioii. II. rri fuli inur-do- coasts, I J.i.'.lii". tho house about iho time of the r company in this country. It now lias 107 land stations on both tiulay notu-i- ' un nniliitloiiM by Belligerent J,. all axo In ia KUiUy inland, has ;3 boats equipped with its sys- ! wiih an his hand the Croat Lakes and and also rn r of i .uikT'-h- lio ly that tin' NIGHT RIDER TURNS f the murd' r. lioivards of 1.3iM tem, an increase of 61 ships since Sept. lath. '09. cl I hp Btitishers. DISCHARGED CHINESE luaiilzi lilin rv tur laklnn nt have been offered for Iho iteitro's cap In- - ,'iimiIiil' i otiKiifi Ih nut tn i,. titllliti 'l Its earnings from commercial business and the. rentals to steamship INDI turo. Twenty-fou- r INSPECTOR r oolii ion I ciuIh i.. iiililri-KMi-- companies are showing un Increase each month. of its ship Hir-lu- l 1909. IN, Morning J.iunuil ImwiI Hlrr it ht h luii.t-r- iHiiri of tin1 ri nsiiH STATE'S EVIDENCE stations have been installed since October 15th, limlnii. Iw. Il - Tlu' of i hi In- i x.i hum' ofrii-- it ii il tnlil thini TmsUns Ibis III answer your inquiry, 1 remain. ( rons.Tvnllvc moitliifii In Un- iwii I'oimiT lilrl In liimiiiil llllnii latniv if tiny UHial tlu-l- iiITIii-h- or If Very truly yours, w n'-- him Iii-- i ii tlo nniiiii, r oí -i r? ,'ll-- . of rhi.lnl. tiny iii i iiiltii'il tho i iiariii raliim ill WRECKED MOTORIST tin linn-- uní,, f ir o. a rJ In mitinon tly unili r llu in In furlln r .ulitii al A. T. DAVIDSON, Gen'l Mgr. . lili' i Mltilliliili'H fillif Do- fttol'in ni 1) C.vh i si, ni, I in-- II. K I: Il Imnn lllli'HX UI'K ll- - IMHllll t ' lllOVI' thorn Witness in Muiclei Trial De Fnited Win-les- is now sellitiK at $:!7.,",i) a aliare, the very rapid in- li i ruiiion iin Komi rmturoil iloiff . I ' I I II! V MIIMM ii.. .1 ( rolll tin. i hlol rmnitly. crease in earnings and the many additional now contracts with lance hlrh tlwv li.ivi- - In-- i ll milii-- i tmiiHi.lMli'.ll .if.." at tl:l. purl Mii. Many of von nioHt of you linvi- - scribes Killing of Captain AVERTS TROLLEY Steamship Com.iianies and European Countries, warrants it going to $5u.U A mor, m rioim íik lilmi. Ji,,.i ai nu-i- t today on an itnli- lin nl li- tit tiii'ii fui uiiiiiii'iuit-- hy riiiiiii-- Kin,'ti." a share, before the close of tho year. This is one of the best investments il ni tilín Him i. il. ml tí .nul inn'. 1 I iirin-,- in tl.l till' ui Mil. nl. "muí It may ho that Rankin by Muicleious Baud tmlay. Show your good business sense and judgment and get in on it I whi-l- l llu- U i 'r o .Mis'. Ill Ti-- him lili iiTit' na- i i nml'i !)' Iirnl.f of lli, ill in before the raise. Fur further particulars, see Marcus P. Kelly, Terri- - Ul"i-llli;- . '. , Tennesseei I .HHi'rviiliM- i hniuiil tin. f ill ir.u a ' to hiiiii.-- ' 'li Into this muí xii i t lii tlioy (H'l torial Agent. Commercial Club. illiUloa mi! of tin. Imililiiiu muí t.Ukiil , ,nnirv liohii.nl luí mil Imiul nn.l uii that you oh,' thini SMASHUP .I.-- I I ill I OI1WI-- ,llli o iim-lt- Ulll'ntlHi (nllrf si! Irlnl in mía ry. iff nri-i- Minn tiling in tin- y mit tlu nf I'tinir Himh-Iu- I in-.l- (Hy MuriiiiiK Joiirnnt I.ruiteil M'lrrl Aumlii I'liiimliirNin, fiii nn r i !,ati--i'l- lr ai-- hint; fur I'liiniinn n ii mi n a m i itunii-riitiir.-- w ho M ill In l t lt!0 1I, (fllll, lift'. II. If'Mll- - Ih" i i In r. h i.i I. n Ii il vt ,l)i llolnimi Ml of ih. in in llu ir omitiri'Mliiiial Inn iiiK fo()a- In i herí th' slate unh iniiffi-r- iiliv ii' tHf In tin- fii-- i mi n ivo (.mi i, a t nu n 'ir in h the niur'hi v.m-- Will Johnnon Remarkable Presence of Mind Tnniuht In' irn I itli Klni'iiiv lnl, iriii-no- ulioin mi think will iln tin., work, mul ü Hniil Ih; kii'H tho ihl onda n t h, Iuir't nMiri from l,;n i'oiikIíIij.ho. il mi ' al. Ii Iln in il.'iiiK iiiliiii',il work hhHon mul A rthur ( 'Inar, find that of Las Vegas Man Prevents II Util'lirll 111 I'.ll lllllltiil.illi. .lom GOVERNMENT AFIER I w Ikli you In r, in,,,.-,- thoni, ns Statement of the Condition of the Jimt Juhiril Iho fiii ht ridor' orKanu:i - h.inilx rl.iin linn Umi.i-i- ii in;, niii xio I'. .muí If I Accident Which Would Have ulll inoM' yuii ilnlim lion in July, inns, In tho wood Tho In Mnm IiihIit nuil Kilfor.l ! . irin.: pointful work. It in I nni lu ni-- i in- ath ho took ii ho ItoinuH- a nu Meant Loss of Life. lariff nmwi noopii tt in oi not ,n,,ii llnj; with Ihc '..fsmi t of w Bank s iiM follow a Commerce il.-r in omji'-i- iilt loutiirii ii TIMBER THIEVES "I jiooimi!v hi i'íir to tut uní a Of Albuquerque, New Mexico, VANDERliffs1' DYNAMITE SET OFF nitfhi rider ot tn own fro will, and Ciuvlnl llUpat. h le tlie Murnlnf Juiirtml) COUSIN TO I ii !k ' it hi rotH, doatl) will ho UNDER EDITOR'S HOM: N M.. Inc. 11. Late November 19, 190. ! 'ED HAVEMEYER HEIRESo Iw iionalty and I will not ho hurit j i last eveiiinjr while Charles I.eipschnor 7v... Authorities Detci mined U o r.'ivc) aril." was i oinintr down Sixth street with his Johnson, In (lli'- - t't font i adirt ion to aiitoniuhile he ran into a tyiii tip Sí. LomI-- , I m 1 2. 11 r nIiIi ucc RESOIRCES: Example of Men Who tho oxitlotico ho K'iVc tho 1, I 1 Make at iitst trial. street crossing at Main avenue. Not i Y ni k i - Km in ll "I rry U W'.hmU M. t (' dilor iw w ' olm.ttod that ho wa pro.Mt nt hoh knowing- crossing was entirely ini- - Ut VM1W IIIMlIf (inlay ot lli. l.i'iiN Star, was na in the Loans and Discounts $1,003,900.72 Cut Trees Illegally on Indian itd nrl'' aptain KanKtn wa 1uidk iI nd llu n issahlo, Mr. a IpS' llKiiei in. ill of MKi l.l. itr.i.. I(a. this ui.ii rihm. Tin from .li.t.r jimi lmer overturned Hands and other Sccuritii 10,000.00 - hot. himself Iti a tile was heini: liiv, I, il.iiifhti r ol th,- i.iti- ni i L.uuls, uIihIiiwh ol' thr hi'iisf vrv Mown iu( tlit.lt that Heal Estate Il,e28.44 In t ory n t i orrohorntod tho ilii nt an- - II.Hiniy.r. i iil m of Ufo Ann man wn.H y u nusty frutu h' Iho crossiiiK and under the Furniture and Fixtures 0, .150. 00 f runuinii t i - ota ilod Htm ot ho ci by lutnoblle, whi. li had cross Hub ir It- iininn rum! i , tu J t h iiimst . 'o pri son tum liijurial. in' tdd wunir the Cush and Exchange 711, 368. 3 W ,ili-u- olmii Taylor iind Kohtiiii(or, lis, l i i'h. i ii. M n nl lii .'I. . rnitig Jutirnitl Hpcial I.im4 Ulrrl Id t iilly W'atult I) wiiK il as h Frank track. imaKimt himself from the fliiKi d m-.- l , I I I ; tho h It onfrsj-i- nuinht-- td th- W. l.li, ill., i III o.,.) Ml. It'll III- Ml h i II f! on, ii i i i nun rtiiM íHifin the Star hullilinir aiitoiitobilo discolored an Total 11.744,617.62 . 11 . . i lr-l- tho upon I'll II 1 '" ' .1 inni V: In liitf mail, to I'll' oll itnif Mmvttl untli't Ihf (iMir ami tidr hand. hIhi was stad liitertirlian car liearinir down H'iT 111 Ml t KllUly - hi f wltnoh in tho firwl trial. him on a raile, realiz- .nul ban n.. lit la v li"ll oi ,!H!..- i ho nía v nl i'itiiinl allr lit- rxltMioii, road: down hill and LIABIUTIES: I m , 11 l , i iilli.-- 11 M I II 1, 11 ' ing in- i.l ililí i iw l' laÜM i, a fully HI'Vill H W , l.i- ran fill. tttih' that tho car did not intend lo I.I1..1 111. t - stop, ho k mall it'l l!!. II.' l,o, hat lilis may hav, uii'l- muí ( luilr." rushed un tho tr.u trying to Capita'. Paid up $ 150,000.00 ' n Hi.' nil. rtilili.. it In IK In i lila riif iioti w at itiiNijiiii'ii. flajr the ear, only tn find the niotor-ina- Furplus and Profits 00,471.08 .1 - F I. Mnill.il' ih I'lo- Twthiy iiiiMU!i aflrr th' t'Xilof-- THIS DOESN'T in the nar of tho car collectinK Deposits Subject to Chack 1,030,016.42 FIVE SKAir.1 whiili iH iiitti il at Mi oYltn k, Wnn-il.i- l fares Time Certificates of Deposit 614. 160. 07 Ti.l IM.i. lit . olita hu il In "lli.i. ,t Hj.,1 n.is umh-- th" AN'ithotit a moment's hesitation DEATH IN ICY A IT RS a n II nf .1 i l It; 111 .iii' .t fM i.i n luí, r jumped aboard the ear, Total I1.744.687.6J mini".- Mil I'll,' I '!'. lll..'ll M E EGGS Ktalibeil the controller ami brought ll.i in I. '.ll 11. Win. I . I'.U I ' ll ' " 'ANOTHER CHIN IRE the car to a standstill. ll, . t I I OFFICERS AM) DIRECTOnS: I in a lililí! o lo lull lull a il hat lio tin. Flit for his iitiick action the ear 1. ' 'Oil nu il In In Mlua aitloiiio-bil- o un i in II'' liiv. DEAD IN TONO, WAR Would halo smashed Into Ihc POLOMON LUNA . v U li- ir- President I,, . I limit In ni ii I In a probably a bad Mccideiit il. hi an DO T PAY and W. S. I'M i Iim. I.. . II d. STIUCKXEU. Vice President and ilnl a I!. li a- .! ill i' lit would bale Tito primary Cashier A i .1 V V a I. Ml. ill ailiil In lio U".,l - was ahselleo of lights W. J. JOHNSON II k r i. 11 Th. in ui - the al Assistant Cashier M ii in i, r .1 I i . In In ,. ilatis-e-i III . i: M'I'.I "I . . , iho spmt. Mi Vi ni u y v;n.n f'HIll'l oils J. C. IIALDKIDCE, 1V1I. M INTOSH, ' ' III III- -! in i ' ii It h ' M V oi.l hl.-- I. 'MM ol 'li la l"li , , k'.lll'l f 'iv ii arlv to. la, A. r t; ,1 i ;. . . - a 1.1. .1 Con-tab- M. PLACK WELL, O. il mil .11. ol Royal Balanced Ration Guatan- - le llml Hie Fínico, e. E. CROMWEIX. i : i I il .. t s. . s i :l i. nut lit. "a ton ol "li fllo of Philadelphia's leadlllK Ill .ll tl. II t.. I th.' i. .in.' ol Un i r teed to Make Hens Lay and lawiors was I'isitini; in New II n I : I.i re- - 1 11. I r .. t; . i 'I'll.- of Mo Mill III MV tnl all of last mi'ilh, and, home, he told hoiv he ino.'k. a ni. ni u io .' Suecessful Poultrymen Sa turiiiiiif hail lili. sil; I i . 1 I . I . I ll.ilnl-- mi l,iMly I m il been arreste. there. He had nut liad . i li. ,1 nun in- a until inx nii li. al It Does Work. a some years, aiiil. : i I i nuil Hani In Hivnk. the vacation tor )i an. ill.. it i ii a. tu ih. ml into country, ho procoedod t i ii i the I I , o I a I .. i .1 h t. ni.'iw ii."o..iti r "imi.iit-t- ii li'i i to he "a boy llKaill." .t ti" irtouim of ...,-- - ',. t (alii ,1 In nrr. Ho struck a piece of country road in . I:i- . Wol Alt I.I al , an pfoilui tlm too I. I.. llu- RE 1 I llill'lt the ran n Ionic half a mile. Mr ,,h..i URNS, ACES , ! and for l:!lll 1,1 1.' I HIS! U.l.Mil I!. lain tl K. .tiltil, sold F. W. i.l.l i In.,! a.il. hit found a fence and vaulted it. He saw I RI AL A f Fee, 111,- to. I ni. nt. I guaraní ed In a It. M I, ll to., I.,! iD WINS REEDOY tno and climbed and finally TIME protUii-.- o TO " tin results tho tn tho lhio. Jast as he ORDER hi. ,'k ill.- , huill- us. r ih-- , su i i;- .! in jtay a , flit This struck tin town a hand was laid on ST AN!. lAKD Al I U4 AíTf 11,1 Ilk'- I' his shoulder and a man sai. in ,i "i.u i:i-- i.'t Hi .ti ín I' 1. "otlllils Illa propoviitoii. hut ; I grttiT voice: V Mr ',.- is i sure .f suit's t!u,t comí; IN IANHAiT hi 1..UI!. the I, "i lo , , onto witli roe i I i t . . ile 1M ii'll'iy tu te M til, a ii. Hue. n feed hallo. "What for "" liui'iircl the other In -- t . hil.il ,.,,) I wa I., Miuik t..r I! am.irt'iii nt I I i I..1. a t Kuyal K. ii ..in- t OOSE tn, il.iii.nl iih. "I'm the roiMa b!e. and lou're tin- - i .. .lv p- - t, I ills 11, ri I tin- I ii , .nt h Hit V ii: .'. ..t lilelll hat hell der ntri.--t I've follow in' and ; w oil- - Ii, "- - I i ... i i.. ni l.'l'li' t, ..I li'ii il ii my in (o make r a ko,1 i'Ki; pt think jotir'c iTnz;.' Philadelphia . , , Times K. hi till, it n n food aiitl u at. i I t . ., - I , ! H I .1 i -- ii as Ami Mr h is the llloit r'ei ii: li.-- l llol-.- m Val-tu- r , Mrs ami n. plu iv. EAF i nl. in.i 1' ill alta l! i p! e- - r Hi. Ma a i.iidi."-- whtl.-ridint- .1 liilhott ki'lod lnre t hi, ,11.1 in: 1. i i up í"l i ho Moro. I" uppiy the-- ' m ' .'1 1, licntinic from llols.m ranch lo; I Mil" They killed It with bauds, it., ,1, I , their not . I,.-r- . M Ti II ti on ill l';,. h , inn anv weapons wtth tl., m nul I .111- - Ti ini; that Is M a: their tropin in town. Tho ! v i Iroiiclit I - .11K.II n ll,H. If it il", i'RS SENT Ol hadk'or t'ui.-h- t them ft,r,,l and ,t it when f. .1 ol kus .vim ,,nl I.i- r, tutu,.; a s,,ap-w- . e. down T . Ii. w , 111.' iONER Ll it .'h it k. .l to nuns tl i!l nsl ,I-,- his ilirn.it that tin y were i to I ,1 ! h h. mil- i. mi! ti I'ofttini uno of tin Stil'd le him ,, v .1 ."" I a, lti'"ll It iuHlil, r,lte a in. Don't wait until the end of the vear . . . i.iy s.il-- an.i ,l,,v, llio tol r all.l The peculiar prop, rth s of Chain-- l Sí::ENT!STS TO i'Vs ii f.- -l .ni f..r hi lay o.ii-t- rh.tn s Counh Remedy have been I want lii'-u- i ' lo it w It il i, .Ml tliorouiihly tot-t- d durine of DO Í OA IT NOW! ALLEGED PRO'V iii." influonxa. and when it wan tak.n In It I'. .iit n ,in!-r- i.i l'..t tint' e hiif not hoard of a slnql, We can rule the sheets i . I v suit I n i n u i. It' a of pn. uni.iiii,!. So!,l l.y all to your needs. i ,i iiM-.-i pi 111.. Il'l. to tho hshi-- i , . . Oil M ItOt. H. n I iik ..rt.-e- ft !. o tho llu roas, ti i a -- t I'.-- . 1 . o, . i k .1 hit:. i. ih. t. poultry CMTI ! ir:i XKSS XKWs SKP.Y-li'- H. ; . rir. oi Hi. Tl i; .i.i .. i ' 1 le r.- h..-- . - . i, t,.M n I ' m uní ill, ,! S. .it, is siippii, to n.'..,K'rx at many LITHGOW , K ., k b I 1. I niii. I,,. N. I ,'!' 'S. all lili I M a, o. as It ere. an I", nuts tl.r..i.h Hi.- Mates This Manufacturer , Inlt.il of Ik ,r w km fr- I iit iIm mn the I; 'll 1'al.m. o, liilitin Is tho er i, r to u r BLANK . r,l BOOKS, - l.e , tiui LOOSE 1.. OIM- . 1 . do- - LEAF DEVICES, ItllSBEK fcTAMrS. nil. liVkuv. m Inii llllh I.i tino-- Tlw IMl't linunMiiiv iw news sn.l It In the ill.nM.. in. Il.i-- t Ih lnrm.r ,i ",i.l l . tir rué mul foil of Iihi.iii SSk I, i o ut . iii .TV inpr.li'-n- t ttifll front rank aho.,, ,,f ,i ,,,ir(l,t,ir. riHWMI f4. lli.. i Mil. I I,.- - , t." . a fi.'H ii i, p In Itl. ro;l- th ,a it it .i.i.,-.,- Al. I. Till. VCT'-- i THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1909. 3

LEAGUE MAGNATES CLARK AND RUTT PROSPERITY HAS

i FLOCK TO NEW WIN SIX DAY ARRIVED SAYS SPECIAL YORK CITY DIKE RAC E JUDGE MILLS

Stiff Fight Promised for Po German and Australian r inish DECLARES TERRITORY ALL MEN'S SUITS EFFORTS TO IK E RACING RESULTS ifn nf P r o Í rl nf M mi I First; Seventy-fiv- e Miles De- - READY FOR STATEHOOD Dreyfus and Murphy Antag Record Set Last Year, At Juarez. onists, Delegate Andrews Would Erad- AND OVERCOATS RUGBY GAME - Juarez, Alex., Dee. 11- AVundoi ll Mitrnlnz Jinirusl Suf.lnl Ihim-- Wlre icate the Caterpillars; Rutl- bucked down from 5 to 2 to 7 to 5 New York, Dec. II. Walter Uutt of n big Illy Mi, ruing .liiurn.il Siirelul I.euiFd Wlrel favorite was the medium nf kill ermany, and .lack i lark, ol Aus-irali- and to Attend Forestry Con Ing i New York. Dec. 11. .Major and at Juarez today. He was ridib six-da- won the annual y bicycle POPULAR by Uurnor and after closely followinn minor league ciu n owners anil man ference at Capital, UNTIL CHRISTMAS c at Aladison Sipiare Harden to the pace to well in the shetcii took igers and players are trooping to New the lead and won In a driv0 by hall ll iglit from an exhausted and hopeless York Mo be present for the National Held. of 2 thin. 1 a length. Two favorites won and Their distance miles Alornihg .lonriial lliir.-au- mid bague meeting, next for 142 w li'ch is 75 miles be good crowd was in attendance in spite American bouts Washington. 1. I I I t 2.7;'.7.l C, ice. Canadian Teams Play Exhibi of the cold weather. Summitries: reek. Late arrivals tonight were hind tlio record of miles math t)K! Alunsev Holding. i 5 last i ear bv MacFarlnnd .Moran. First race, selling: furlongs: lariiey Dreyfus, tin and - tion Game Before Membeis president of gives no aileipiate Idea of a race "New .Mexico baa ai present, pop- Charlie Dohcrty, 111 Pishcr, 13 U Pitlsburg Nationals and l.uk which 5 won; Fireball. 114 (McCahev) even lor broken records, broken precedents ulallon of over fiio.niio." said Jll.lg TJ P new of Rules Committee Gather- malinger of the Huston club ol hi I!. i Hid broken tennis has en the most William Mills, o I : s Vega.. N. AL. er second; J. Spanner. 114 Haven- th,. same organization. J. 1, exciting ever seen at the garden. I ed in New York. port!, 20 to third. Time, 1:09 1.5 Dreyfus said he unid fight at the shorehain bol I U's; night. with In the competitivo mile exhibition Heaven l'am Lad, Clint Tucker, Hol Dovey io-- d w j Ilcrriinan and for tin- the between two w luie-r- fol and by ln2" stall ill ha e ,l el low, Succeed, Precise and lieslitiilinn tion of John A. lleydhr to Na the that the lowed the race proper, Kmi I .tion.iiiift inhabitants. Cent defeated lly Morning Journal Speclul Leased Wire also ran. tional league presidency. He laughed his partner, Clark, by six Indies, al I Deo. 11. Second race, selling; 7 furlongs: it Die statement of Charles W. Mur "oí course. New AL Vpt'ClS New York, Tlif Hamilton though Clark Is rated Hi,- speediest Wander, 101 (tinnier), 7 to !i, won; phy of Chlittiju. that John Al. Ward congress to admit It to hood at an. i (iltawii. (int., football loams, two hurt, stale Iiurtnego, 111 HI 1 distance man in tin world, bar (Kennedy), to would bo president of the National this session, both the rpllbll. ans and of uvo ( ) 2 ring only Frank Kramer, the ,,f (In' lending dubs Canada, second; Lomond, 105 lensi oten . on cham agile the first bullet. i to in in i a ts hi ing pledge pi Ibis OFF pion. men in an exhibition of niiiliy as ployed In to 1, third. Time, 1:.10 Cladys "Ward won't even be elected on th Ihe divided lust limn $ I. linn, between their presidential platforms. New Louise, Wlneberry, Hr.voe and Land- 1st ballot," he said. them. Calinda, this afternoon. Iiel'oro tho I .Mexico every tpiaUt cu- lord, also second nlaco went by u u varilu to has ioatiou to ran. Dreyfus denied the rumor from a - In American foothiill authorities. Joe Fogler i ter the I'nioii as slate schools, ft Third late, 5 furlongs: Toplrind Chicago that Fred Clarke, nianag of Urookhu, who roile Viy Hobby roads, taxable property, public build- Tin' game has bren hi raided mmii Oil t Austin i, 10 t,, l, won; La Hextra if Phlsbtirg to mile against Wnltli.ur of At the dub had decided tin., ings, iulellectii.il standing, patriotism, as tlio successor nf American colicué 109 (Fisher), 4 to 1, second; St. Dun- el ire from the game. lauta, third and Fred Hill, of lioston, decide be- - energy ninl thing that gocp to football as now played. stan, Hi9 (Creeryl, 6 to 1, third "Clarke Is coming on to New York fourth to the tie ecr I i n make Up typical of to Hamilton won, to t. Time, 1:02 J. H. Houghton, aim next week." said Dreyfus, "not to tell iwi the three teams which tlulsbed the American i day. Tin' ruli's committee of the Amor ran. me his ball playing davs hunch behind Lull and Clark that an I'Vigler teammate, ver before liislorv nin I'olli'Klato Football association Fourth race, selling; 6 furlongs: ver, to decide is and his labile Root "Ni in its has but where our team of .nun pros In New meets in this I'll y during Christmas Sevonful. 99 (J. Wilson), IS to 10, train next spring. We have an New York, divide as second Ibero been such poritv anil Alexie i we enjoying week, and It is expected tluit its won: I'.lagg. 104 (Strang), 15 to 1. offer to go (o California. Clarke will monis; Walthour Khnor Collins, as are now." Mike Mandell if Huston, $7.'i0; Hill .Mills. K v body Is nirni I 'is. nearly all of whom 'd second; Anne Alctice, 94 Tin mscy i. 7 e the Pittsburg manager next season and and Charle: added Judge ci of llrooklyn, $t;nn. busy money body the mime today, will consider to 1, third. Time, l:0K3-5- . ALiuro-tanl- ml as tiiiinv years thereafter us be idn, mal ing and ever ia Patrick o'Sttlllvan llehlr, of New happy, necessary to 116 Central Avenue n revision of the rules, bearing in Silver Stockings, Aland Sigsbee. ares to serve. and all that is Zealand, won (Hth place ('! cup inliiil the rugby There seemed Reuben and Verges, also ran. Han Johnson, president of th from Fred fill Ule of happiness Is a Christ- Kaine. West, of San m he a concensus of opinion that the Fifth race, selling; 5 fiiriimur: American league, is due to reach New Francisco and divided mas present on the part of the con $500 with his partner. Hal- - gress mu n play ami entire absence ol nía The Wolf, Kill (Austin), 7 to 1, won; ork tomorrow nij'.ht. Alfred of the L'niteil Slates in the shape stead, of Franclse,.,. I In rtiKby Is responsible Jim Brady, 107. (Pickens). 5 to 2, sec- San West tool of statehood. And hope we will not play the same $350 which re. ond: flounder. 110 (Archibald), 4 to for slxih place. be disappointed In our hopes." fur the few accidents have Seventh place $2iii) Milled. 1. third. Time, 1:10 Kadation, BAN JOHNSON PROMISES and went untie iniitically to Lawson and Domara who panic is divided into four ipifir-ter- s Kiddy Lee, Kd Keck and AYoolobey, C.ilioi',1 pin Ind. chief of the for. tl The TO BRING UP OLD SCANDAL Inishcd In that order. A CHISTMAS DIAMOND ol fifteen minutes each. The also ran. service, has ailed for a eoiiferonec 1 For tin- first three days of the exchange jpinls quar- Sixth race, selling; mile: Howard raci the olldaLs li direct persona I i barge Hams between sel len ol killing forced out Will Please Any Recipient was a Pearson, 100 (J. AVilson). to 2. won; sprniis of tlie six nailon forest districts, ters and there Chicago, Dee. 11. President Hall team after team and set M),. hourly between the second Mild Keep Aiovlng, 105 (AleCnhey), 4 to 5, Suggestions for in nvovemciits In the Interview Our Window ') second; Lighthouse. 95 10 Johnson of the American league b lislance marks more than 2" miles third quarters. (tiarner). sen- - system adopte ll i year ago will be 1, lay declared be would iurnlsh a ahead of the record. I'alsv Kei nan was sliKhtly to third. Time, 1:15. Kthel Day, discussed. A Iclnjrlaii.l . if AHhi- - LARGEST STOCK OF UNREDEEMED line Ottawa man hurt lion for the gathering of baseball f Lowell, got inllamnialioii of the in also ran. N. Al one of the siX tllM- - the first five minutes, but after magnates in New York next week bv lungs from over exertion in the foul lUc'ille, DIAMONDS IN NEW MEXICO that not u player was injured, until lining the men connected with the ilr. Spills were troquen I I'd foresters the country , and Is At and wrenoln buy mar the end of the contest, when in Oakland. lleged umpire bribing scandal of the knees, broken collar bones and lost expected to be here nt th rout erciice, for less money than the regular dealer can three, men Chicago-Ne- last and strenuous playing On kla ml. Dec. 11. After one of the York orles of 1!M'. teeth forced out team after lea in. until at wholesale. All we ask is the privilege - wore retired. best contests of the season Hoggs won "I came into possession of new evi- if the seventeen entered, but nine The following presidí ntial i i The provide no matter of showing you. rules thai the Sacramento handicap In clever lence in the matter last summer llnisheil. lions have been scut to the senate by how a. Is he must Air. necessary slightly player hurt manner today. Only four horses faced said Johnson, and if Final score: the president affecting New .Mexico in- ,ill wa 1 retire to avoid possible further the harrier with Hoggs nn odds on produce It. The man named Unit and Clark. 2. lili" miles, lap, and Ari'otia: jury. merely a scapegoat for others." A. I'". he favorite. The iunrtette raced on al- Root and Fogler. 2,6o miles. Paul Waller t" supervisor The same was marked by spectacu- most even terms the greater part ot ( mptres Klem and Johnstone wen Walthour and Collins. 2,tiiin miles. of census in the entire territory ol lar kicking: by on both tile men said to have been approached the hacks I he way. Hoggs fought It out with Hill and Stein, 2. ((a miles. New .Mexico, 'from August 11. I'.ni'.i. against game (511 (i sides. This and the rule Black ford In Hip last ipiarter and won before the cruicial that .deter Halstesd and lldilr. 2. miles, Janu s Asa Simpson of New Mcxl H. league YANOW mass play, led to much open playing, mined tlie National champion laps. to be a 1 in hy less than n length. One ol Ule sur appointed list lleiileiianl 1 ship. !) Central Ave. Phone which appealed pnrticulai ly to the prises was the victorv of Jim Online .Mitten and West. 2,(15!) miles. laps. the regular army, with rank from 14 West 452 Mr. Johnson also slated he intended S pectntors. at 12 to 1 in the fifth. The woathi Lawson and Domara, 2, tláll miles, September II, !ui!t. J to protest against al- The principal element of roughness was fine, track slow and attendance the practice of laps. s I:. (Irlmslmvv to be postmaster at lowing baseball players to go on tl comes In the tackling, which may he large. Cicorget and Ceorget, 2.IÍ5!) miles, Santa Fe, N. Al , in place of 1'iank "barnstorming trips" during off done by one player only, and which ! race, 5 purse the laps. W. Shoaion, resigned. list furlongs; season. plan to stop this, which runtri, niiis a din roe of dancer. Lady won; Simla, Ills Anderson ami Vanoni, 2. (31 mites, .lose .1. Ylgil lo be poslinasier a Elizabeth second he will present at the Amerli Anions the fooiball authorities who Biased, third. Timo, 1 :0S. laps. Paos, N. Al. oi'Hee became presiden WORRELL WINNER ramo 1!. V. (I league meeting, is to sign all nlayers is 2, 7 3 7 witnessed the are P Second race, furlongs: Hablado The record for the race tlal last October I. OM I ((PATH V to yearly contracts. 1 assistant couch at Harvard: won; O., second; Sheep miles, lap, made by AlacFar land i ml A. lie t II it (race Black President Johnson reiterated his Charles overlook ni!, c. ii. Almizo A. StaKjr, athletic director at Time, Aloran In mis. li I'itol A V towrii third. 1:14 declaration that the American ieagiii States marshal lor lb All Diseases Siicci'Mulfiilly Treutetl the Pnievrsity of Chicago; Lieutenant (1-- 2 He Third race, furlongs: Liare l.rni-ga- Arizona. was appi luted during III THE CURR ill ico X. T. Ariuijo Itltl., Tel. .'5. Pi would continue to play a Kiiglisltninn (Khknsli rrieii, athletic director at Alinapo ington won: Ddcau I'lgltter. I , Ice i David Warflold. second schedule, regardless of the action of the recess of the sena lis: Lieutenant Nelly, athletic director Dublin. Dee. II. In a twenty round I. Lord of The Forest, third Time the National league. inln F. Daniels, resigne ASHAYKJW. in West Point, and Walter Camp, 1:21 oiliest tonight Tom Lancaster of Franklin F. Towie to he supervisor Charles A. Cornlskey, president nf Fngland won on ili nn of football authorities. Fourth race, il-lf- i Sacra points over Kddio f census ill the eiitli ilistrb.l V. JKNK8 mil: the Chicago American league team AleCoorty, of the COUNTY SCRAP .Mr. Camp's opinion was eagerly handicap: Hoggs won; Blue! t'lslikosh, Wis. The de 13, I li mento (hat he would be w ill Arizona, from August nit. Assuynr. sininht, lint lie not T. has announced cision displeased the crowd as Lan- he said had formed ford, second: Kilwin Fryer, third ing to vote to lengthen the schedule Mining anrl Metallurgical Encintar, any opinion except he Time, caster was nearly knocked nut twice. ill) 9 definite that 1:17 to 168 gamos, The fuliow Inii bills have b ell 111 Weat Fruit Avenua. 1 i believed accidents would be reduced Fifth race. mile and 20 yards I Postofflca Hox 17J, or "1 have received letters from every Iroilui i il In the In use bv li lc' te An at ófrica ef f. in the game, fcerim- - selling: won: Kd 11. American If mass Jim Oaflney Hall club owner around the circuit endors Ircws:' Hill for the relit of W. J Elected County Democratic Kent. Ill South Third atraat. niage.s were second ; Louis, third, Time, i eliminated. John ing mv stand against John At. Ward Heinlrix; bill to correct ihe miliiaiv 1 4- DIG CORPORATIONS Committee Chairman; Street A'ITOIIX KY8. Mr. Stagg said that he believed in :47 for president of the National Leagu record of Jose Alontoya: bill for th lime Sixth race, f, 1 2 f urlongs: purse rt. W. the itugby same could be made said President late tonight. relief of T L. Keen; bill In corroí t by D. HUYAN as game. Palo Alto won: Key Hindoo, second Johnson Car Franchise Granted Attorney I,aw. popular as the American "And while our objection is well the mllilary record of Ignacio er- - at Alusgravo. Time Offlca In Bulld- - Madeline third. founded, the chief opposition is (o cr,i. Council' in Clovis, First National Bank . )ir: i i 1 :07. FILE IN Inif, Albuquerque. N. M. ss ivii:itf:sTi; having Ward serve on the national PAPERS Ho also present", bills ciaiilinif in i s i.kss d win hoi commission. Club owners of tin pensions to Hanly Al. Rile In. i. W. AVilson Jno. A. White New 11. Interesting leased York. Dee. At American league don't particularly Joseph W. .May. Junten A. Kelts, Alary ipri'lnl llUiititi'li to lhi Alitrntiur Jutirnull un tin nt on today's rugby 1 - WHITK, Canadian Tampa, Fin., Dec. 11. The feature rare who lands the National leagic J. Martin. Pablo llamas. Sarah J Clm Is, N. M , ice. I. C I!. Wor- WILSiiN game Atloi s al Law. in New York will be published presidency, bat American bugue own SANTA FE AI. pnllew. nij in of today's curd was the defeat of T. Alégralo, Francis Henry rell has been formally declared the the New York Herald tomorrow. fuM are entitled to consideration W. Turner, Andrew J. Aiinsii'ong -i Wiiher Camp's views are given as l'ol- - Al. titeen in the handicap race at six hoioe of the delegates s, i eli'd ll'oni ollls i 1 n. CromwclJ nnihlhifr. wln-- candidates are named to serve John .Murphy. Alt-- -, i 'nrln i ,ii" P.dl lniv; a very die varlous pre i diets ol ciinnty for Id." I .Moore Chas. C. IleiidiTck furlongs, in which be ran on the highest board in organized Alagilali na I., de i in in. I eltie Sy. Curr' As played by Ha millon-O- I tit wa AH oil!!-- Hi:NHItlClv, tile appointing race. Results: baseball. maiiski. Ilow.'ii .l I'.iom in and .Mar Ihe purpos of uainlrig a peiiuauetd (arris, football Is min-- less dangerous Fir-- t selling San Antonio Improvement Co. ic AltoineNs at Law race, five furlongs, "I repeat If Is elected, Iho ic I Ward iana L. do .Miller. Delególe Andrews democrul counl. cha.ii niati. What and --Ti Karnetl llillldlng. s played in the Slates. I if won; Alegra, mis fulled Anna Donahue second American league will be wit hunt a rep al.-- o if. a " Irrigation Co, odio eil bill lo oí. tíllenle the ippi'silioll was e blent a I be Id w a'k'í m7 xñ ei'inse yon cannot (ell how dangerous Daisy 11.. and Portales niotig a third. Time. 1:06 resentative on the commission." grn ma-g- i i a t hi in uss erpil r the stvcicl , , - Attoiiiev nt l.nw ilie If by Ameri- line-Jo- hn I. I, i v toll. Coll- Kame would be piayetl Second line, five furlongs, .el Improve- U.,, I' MIS I', Heavily Capitalized and leiriloiles; a bill to provide , mi NT. Arniiio HIiIk Phone 228 cans, Hlrdi-dayer- . slates I'll led W In 11 I c. i J d The openness of (he Canadian won; lies all. upon to ' tiarner second Roller ami Pole Matched. for the establishment, of all annex 1,, tu I N. AI. l'1'i.V make probability of serious l ess bell I Pol' e Fulge II, I I. the Pol, Avies, third. Time, 1:05 Kansas City, Dec. 11. Dr. Jl. F. ment Enterprises, ill! .'.,. national homes for disabled volun l w s t - hurts less. lf rel ell, bo a 'l.e on nu ib iiio- Third race, five and one-ha- fur Poller, of Seattle, and Zybscoko, tin soldiers, a bill to ariieiid DKXTISTS There are many things teer mi ait rat. tlitnlL'b a or III deb na to. about tin longs, selling Kia Tanguay won Polish nlhlote. were matched tonight entitl",! to prohibit the led liagby game I "An ad pit made a v a in u of DH. B. A admire, tine of these . Ash- - ie,.iil IMMputrti to Hit Aliirtiltig .liMirimH im talk eniiiillou J. Kit FT Autumn (lili, second: Colonel to wrestle In Convention hall here lo. al i V special laws in tin i" nxe of i ion oil d a ml a l.ivor-I- I the freedom of punting. The rule t 2H. AI . big I'cs'dul s.d Denial Surgeon. meade. bird. Time, 1:12. December Santa Fe. N. hoc, 11. Two I 4 t which n il'lol les to tnlt ti'liiloriol hub llg post ,i Rooms allows man a free kick Is Fourth race. Tampa Hay hnndicni Zybscko agreed to throw Roller ions, are tlio polieitlelll ill for Harnett litilldln. Phona rporul that working for the dr.ess for purposes." ( C'ieil one. and itlier parte primar!, s il il i S - e, W f I, 744. Appnlntmenn by malL six furlongs Oza na won; Hyperion. tw ice In an hour and a, half or forfeit iniprovoiiic nt ol New .Mexico, today mi' made In the of tackling I cannot I lie ;nlin illisl I', :oi 'I i'lliuli'll was matter second; Kid, third. Time, 1:1 the entire purse, which will amount to tiled Incorporation papers. The San I'HVSKIAXS AM) bCKOICU.XH. '(oídlo ti. Tliiimpi on ha' been Hp to sl it- li I. i c much difference. American throw race, one mile, selling ,'lans CO per cent of the gross reel Ipts. If do al.oi.l T'o has Filth Antonio Improvement company of ; t . A. O. eiHUlTLi:. M. D. Un ir men gov-'iiiln- g pointed post easier Hoi), Oil. I'lliol been II a (lie ' ,i hum to harder, hut the rubs in; Osorine. second; Scwcll. third. Holler is thrown, Zybscko will take Portales, Roosevelt lounty. The first o.l tlio New A "xico. to .Ml' n : 11. t tni'ta'Mis ii ' hi. oí II orga Practice IJuilted ta the tackle are the same. Time, 1:45 the entire purse. Incorporated with a capitalization colino, ni.ed Tuheronlosla. "The ini Thompson, i ho vas d from of. bo HIS ,.,e. i, I - i Ihe county iv leased puniing which the race, seven fill longs, selling Roller is the last obstruction In the t f emo'i l.ll 10 I: Sixth loil.oiio divided Into l.Onu shares In- Hours: to IS. icbv game permits, however, would lice. O hie It . ,M., sought to Red won; Cassowary. Second; Pole's path lo a match with Champion anrl begins business with l.TOOO. Itoom Rü-1- 0, Stats Natl. in, ike .Hussar The bee 1,1 o, ' Mil v two or Bank Bldf. hard tatkles Jess frequent and üionte, third Time, f:3.. Frank liotdi. Mlalre Alcliiivre company Is apnolnt- - thus liability Injuries. A estab- lire. il III. tin- pally SOLOMON I. BURTON. H. D. the of d as the New .Mcico agent. The tii- - slat mail roiitc has been To my mind, the game seen was Lykins Pearson, pOSe lo W, at to l'hyslelan and Sureon, ,laek-o- n 'cuÍMS I'ectnrs and Incorporators arc: Agnes lished between and l lio. WARD S I I ess THIRD AI oil loll. Suite , Harnett Building. spectnculer than the American K IV N. , with it delivery fax times a 1 1 Allaire, L. R. Weber, A. Allaire. Jamie Fia., In to- - p.ai-si'i- i Offtra phone 617 Rea. phona and therefore less interesting. Ja. ksoiivlllc. Dec FOURTH GOT COLD FEET Powell Slackhoiise. Jr., William weik. San Framiseo Iing I l,i and , U liiylll s. SMon of the i lly lillin- - Alluiiiuenpie, f. Jrl. 'o imt Met that as a whole it will da.,' race won the second it a.-- tli" ooiilrnoi at $1'.'" Mpi Okluriiiion Watson, all of Sun Antonio and each awarded ll He be adopted in this country a year. The will be begun on .sli.it '.tr iranebise jiroparcfl event from a classy field His price subscribing to six shuns. service - tlioagh we may take hints from some tile iltv iooie.1 and promitietit at- 1 7i ligation company December 1J. "f Its nt closing was 5 lo and he carried Tin re is much Jeering among (be fhe Portales 'rjn y in Io n oi He- one proposed bv features." appoints Thomas .1 Alollnarl lis New money. members of the Third ward football : J Howard i liiii AIoher!. a pot of public t lam postoffi i ; nada Hipo ,.re.ni team. The hitler called at The Morn Mexico agent slid is capitalized for if, .Mo. e: and which was W. OXFORD WINS RUGBY First race, six furlongs, selling tv. New .Mexico, has ben ordelei iialisis turned J. MTDK. V. S ing Journal en mess,, yesterday after- $75.0,in divided Into shares. It n bv I s on,, o Tom Holland won: Lady Irma, sec- day low th oilllcil tw llont!ls (jraduata Veterinary. noon with Ihe hooting t'lnuicpces business with $as,t2fi. continued "li the last of the v. , GAME FROM W. Time, allocution that I'" yo lit.' MO. of t o or llirce dlsacioe-s- Phona 71. 106 Weat CAMBRIDGE ond: (eoige lxbolilt. third. they challenged The incorporator'' and ,111 year. Oald. 1:14 the Fourth wanb directors are' ble I. afir. ,t as pnsse,f and will b'' a Ml . game of that all ar Soth A. .Morrison. shares: George ,11,-e- i Second race, on- - mile, idling football: pilbitshed a S a It ordlo I( the rangements were tic oí so, (t, i aliares. He),sou F. Jones. Delegate Cameron of Ariz, b; completed lor Ul'posc of .Mr Howard, i I al . a won; F.. second; - en- - bin. Die 11. oxford had mat- hciudoii game got 40 Washington K. Linds,- . inn, ..laced a bill in tlie bouse to R. L. C.LYNN. yesterdav when Ihe Fourth shares: III 11- 1- le t I hoi of t he s 's I 1:43 , ni. stein all her own wav in the a nana Cobbn Flora, third. Time. 'y cold o I.'.O A. 24 able til- - of Douglas, t'oebisc Painter mo feet and backed Tin shares; .,,in Fairly. il Ion b s. t im ii eifiil iiiooth-- t from and Doeorater. irsity Kiigby match at O neon's Third race. six furlongs, pursi Koiirth ward has not yet been hi shares; Thomas Molinarl, lot! share'; roiintv. Arizona, le Issue bonds for t ho Phone 11 SI. :y, sec- The hola! was raised Jr. ail five 'luí, .icToating by Charlie Hastman won; Sin Fan. ,. a, I mg v'umbrhlge from in Robert Hicks, U'n shares. pniplV'e f ipili ito and construí t.-- l t 1:1.",. extenuation. liousti nd c'ai's and i lour ,. ond; Top Not ', third. Time, v. i v. liml nv ,ril. to trv Change a at.-- ork plant in for , of Corporation Name. end that nip I Ion of a lain portion liriint Ifetriti. r Uto,,otliri Fourth r.oe. ',,ne and c nth greatest onza city. Tbe danger from lliflm Xilbrillon lirake and Apple, Incor v sl.-- i lii a ! ., Journal Want Ads. Get Results. a HhoileF scholar from Princeton miles. St. Augustine handicap Patsy is of Its resulting in pneumonia. This porated. tml.iv lil. , I a oertilb ate in ,'lc also pre! ,1 loll t a cimillo Uliiw the s'ty, was amomr Iho ttvfort! won; Ju'k Parker, second; tlretna be obviated by using office ol Nut ban Ill, people of Piuia aunts . Arizona. '"u-uuis- inn Chamber Tiriiioii.il Seerctarv atli-notc- l Time, oii-ir- - His pr.scnce tlreen, third. 1:49 lain's Couch Remedy, as it not only Jaffa, changing Ihe name to The De to jssuc lioluls in ai' I Ihe i as It as the first time that Filth race, me mile, selling Para- - cures influenza, but counteracts any partment Stole Company. The hcail- - lion of a railroad. "i Ann riecn had daed in tt varsity disc iui en w n: Furnace, second. ntlency of the distase towards pneu quiirt'-r- arc at Raton, Colfax lounlv. Albuquerque Foundry & Machine 7 Works h. ICnulish Rugby bcirg Cowcn. thinl. Time. 1:42 monia. Sold by all druggists. and those that participated In Hie Alorrts i hairs Imm $ Ml I o t'i .".!,, ''''K' .i iiy pv Americans as too lame Sixth race, mo mile, one furlong. meeting aut lioriziiig the change of Xilieit K.i be r. I'm nit me. Hl pets a lid a "port. selling ('cut t Ijtdy won; olici lio. I'NITKD WIRKLF.SS is the onlv name wot, K S Aillo Hon. 277 'j Ira pcl ies. ion. I; P' onoke. third. Tini, 1:.".H. whi-bs- syst.-- in the world doing a shares; ( t'. I'.rake 277 i shares. iHii,nnvt rfrit. oninii-- ial business over land and olía I, lirake. 50 shares, and Mary K. ARTHUR E. WALKER "hicairo. De,-- . M. Calvin Ih niarest. Negri; light Draw. en. Its sl.itions aro est n hlishril in a Cry, 4 5 share. u"c llele I 1.2 bilh.ird champion. t..lay Paris, !"c. 11 In the Tight here ontigitous chain along (be Atlantic, l ord loiproWng. 'Ire Insurance, Ssrelui Mutual posted a i::,o Jean-nelt- e. -- sm Fireplace (P'iicral Grates forfeit to hind his match Sani Atct'oy and Joe litlf and Padlio oceans and on the Adjutant R. A. Fold write. lltiiltliiiK llilioo. I'liooe till, with p. nl II. cime. ,f Philadelphia, or heavy- In at Likes. Direct eonneetioii with from Fort :avard. Ci-i- county, 217 e- I the American colored that enlial tenue. hlla.b Iphin. The will l.e weights, boot the wire system to land points not he h is practli a llv rei ovi rotl from his the match for the referee declared the international championship nn.l a draw 30 rounds. Th decision now eiiiiipiieit with n wireless nation. Illness anil w i I be on duty again next THE WM. FARR COMPANY be alter ' play, on Febrmtrv 1, 2 and 3. created all uproar. month, preiiar, il to make an onergctle iisi'i'u! Voliday Wholesale ami ntaii bailers in For and iiiactlcal impalgn for the growth and Im IVc-- li ninl a Win.), , will ;ifl see salt lcai. n,'n!;c Albuquerque Foundry & Machine Works reach your party im Albert Kaber. furniture, provement of tlie National tluard of altle and liou-- 1li-f- Uil . . - Try Morning Journal Want AdJ , viialu. and Ho- can't get uk ay. a arpéis nnd tlraj. erics. N't w Mexico. igest lll.llket joins alt (J r THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1009.

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'r r Sclicol ShK"? for Hoys M l I I J il. i ni n In' '..ri m l'l nintr. Ui.- lit .h: ... M,nl I,íni4 lliiii- - .."r M.'.'il.m.is onti rt'.in. o :u Ii- - l'nd'iit f'alf shin W- st. lui-nii"- . Kinds We carry a Hi- r hor.ti. complete Ton U'iiti r I...... Mi I iocs ill lol'. A I'!'. .'. i.j.lll! ttl'B on Slut,, on and Qualities to Please line of the i Tho new MM Tli.irl.-!- nflo-i- - Kri'liron List for fmíirt famous Excelsior Ml il,it Afaihl .11 'Hiol.il utol xiioil ilol.lin, ion.-4i:l- ion. lililí five frm- Armoured lio- . o - 'olloRo ttonr. of pntcnt shoes. 1.1) t'olueihi li'ill, .Vi, tí. .!MÍ". ik of in.t.int tit tfil is unit r ".I ino. no lor tin- nfi. rninm Cruiser For hard school . rlin'. ' iilf, tiiittnri foríit-'i- l o.-.-- s!y.,, .ot wear then? IM Alni. ro !' .. .. SiioHmr "I Hi" I.i" "f id., uto:. I i oiiiiin r '.. m Alt. Jo, .lí Sho.iii finnlni,' th.- firt.1 arc none better. , . "ol tip i)t T!o-- liiivn ;i MK9 M.,1 i. !!,... ; ' . i .i .l .i .i tv i.i io, v. hilo A!rs W.ir-- i t..,,,, Bring the boy in, we xvill .i.i. Volmir fair s!un Mi-tit- l see mili-t:ir- y .tm Shoos n i.- - i . X' ty high nr. h ;mil i.i liniifin :.ii,.u! H Dr.li ni i, ill th.-- oon.il .lion hish that he gets a perfect Tit. i A swell shoe for 1. V j . , X hools. myl" the younf; in in. one I Will o t f . Am .1 iiijlll il iul ilimn v.:lll k, rvo.l Tu coinoa in of the most attractive Sizes 11 to 13 ; S2.00 Aiin.H Ji.n.ii 111. li the -- Mho f..r liiiKKian . Maile of veloiir calf. l,!u. h. ,1 Hi-:- !.! , i:oli. s fiilf .lino. .íó.nt this season. The Sizes 1ZK Mik l.ii:. n ti. ,. ' t I, I I'rii f. to ; 2.25 .o .i ir.l :. ;inl. :il cut, Rivin;,' n.--t, hi;h n I ln-l- i Í' íí,t Xiirnn h of gun metal l"athtr, High Cut Shoes Hoys I'M- K!::t. Ill I ..1 TI O K I I . l'UU'llt lillttllll lllM'H .erfijr;it"il for l.'l.". r.'tlf. ". r.ii-.v- xviriR t:r, xvH'i Ur I Nl . J. K. II 213 W. t,i Ali.r- - London Smoke cravenette High "and lit-t- 'OI:: l.. Ii.im 11.1 Mr. of cut shoes for boys ie tntlHil liolll.. to " tl.o ll.'ll- A ilrfi-s.- t exlension .nl.. I.i - !. f ini-ll.- ;."Hii". . in. ri.iiiii ,1 T.n il.iy xiTy looking shop. miiihnv ton, hutton style, tvelt gents one .I.ijh lor Mr. ti n Mr I'l":io,l to liht with strap and null ,1 . ry (ir.-u- 5 nt lonthor have yn;i .hop in n .1. .ilti rnii.m nl oVIoi-- t.iriHi and mat ia!f miht.i'y fnl(, j.ei'forared tip and buckle at top. We r I I. .ml. in ol Xorlli S i.itiil have these '( Milu m.- .11 t ..: K(r.t , f top. r look over our extensive i.., !,. . tin in honor r Mutton sitio mail.; ovi-- x.imp. Price S.V00 r:. i.il ... n; v ill I.,. t;ii.i-- Ah. I'ork. o. Wriahi shoes In both tan and black. l)i. mufti..- iii'iii i i (I,.- in x I'i li " . . . . S , t. of i in of iisw.un, X V. Thou,' lio itt..ii,i,., inp la.st. noli lip anil military i.iMI Viol Strong-- easy ! 'i h.itior of .Mis I: nl,:n ilurln-- tin- liolj. l'üteiit kill Simo fitting shoes that 0,.v fti'i ni'infi t h homo on J non-son- lr..n - vt.ro: .Mir I!. Airs W. This is one of 's give I:. I" f- iiw.ti. S herí. tho Kuiil shoe A sm:irt boot for street wear, splendid service. f IIVolHK'. until llolov,"!!. .Mr. A(:,yii..ril For 'f rni)Kiil, .Mr. mn,iri.i .tyles. a hIio" Kenernl w.nr yr.n i.,r.n.t made over a cleverly modeled Sizes 11 to 13...; jv 03 A .l. mliil proi't-n- jlltiKir '.ir .1 Al. r.ioon, th.iit l omijiin u.iu' A r, Air lí'.y M. rioliiihl. Air i omfort xvith finil a tt. r shue ih.ui th!;. vamp pat- Sizes 13 to s a n un mi i jo ut. .lío i noon n.m i.it. The is cut from 2.5 loitrov kiml rií.irn niotho.l hi II. '. ry style. Majo - I - - Writthi. ;.i;s M.i Sitntn nml Prlro $1.00 of Huwia calf, hlucher-cn- t, vi, I, t ;u l.y in- tin nli' ra of iln- Ijuhoii' ent with dull mat kid, Misses- nntl CliildrprTs Iiirift nvifiK' ui .i of th K.iii MiK Iri-iii- S.'int Shoos Aill I!... i. tv Ui,. Btviiii; last, ttii(! button style. Hifc'li nfl-r- n 1. ;.fi. I v, hi, 1i i i , of r.,lll.T, i;,ilio.il lnttMit III in shoot) arch, Cuban We pay special :'fi, tip and vamp, medium milita; v attention to the lurif w o ! 'liiin li Thnrml afu rnoon, win n heel, linht welt sole, perforated fitting of lioii .in r'. A if ivi-i- I shoes for small and : i;ioi i'..íí;1ii,.. " v.fss Hore a fho.. will fippoal heel. This is a uph Hoy )o hi Huir il lnii-lin-- In tin that mini fitting tip and vamp. Price $1.00 Tho follow inn r; m .m r. mini .Mr, j : growing children. Our iln.n.i, S.n..,. n.l Airs J. to l)tiliii!ii :mil i)i(ifofilonar .'uní appi arinir tye. Pi i. e. X .no Nature r.-i- l tiy J.ntl.ir of l.il....i 'KK t Ilustia Calf Shoo lust iti. li.noi n: ii n nnioU .: u.! .llli.il ,M i tu. or - in I shoes allow the growing, . . homo ihi hmt nun- mon. It easy yot oililon Sninko P.iKloii i! . iv. r,. hii i,n...i i n.l of ,f. r 1. t f f. r fitting, slim' A shoe that is in good tasto r; tiitni.. i, t t tul m mí in lioil"il, Xollli Klr ot ilTisj.)-- . lender feet to grow as nature iii-.'- I ..I- A I'll Xirth ftnnit tin.l Pitt. nt vamp, ion will find not onlv y i!t(! .l..)i! h i .I'n f..r Hi" lnnon. f." in' f..r str. et twar. Made n button Hi.r.n" i, on. nfl.riKli.il ,o l intends they should. They aro ''.f i m .1. :l I.ti.l;" l.lii.hfr tilt, .lull top, fityle hut also a lit . on a muni Iiijlitfiil in ii m ii: mat calf jn rfoct In a ftyl", liussi.i vamp, Kiiillin Wor.ln on U.. linli.-- .,( i, , calf ton very pretty too. Made pat- ;;iiíf. . il,,i..n to m..,n ,ii,ri,t,. J'.'iir ot these high with .! . t il iiiol ii Hm liil lollmv.il, t,im. um military class shoes. ooze top, over AUif Iai Tíiri.- muí t. mm' - the new spring ent vici vamps, i:,irl... r. tiiiNt furnis'n il I.v iin tnin rs of tin- liorl. Will ailil tho The color In London Smoke, black ooze tops, -,;. correct touch so l.is. Tip and vamp perfor-'it"- d. iiol.lri y..tiK 'l..ik. .i ( ,j. ,i !i i are button style, plain V'-r- .rt" Th.. .ll'iwihif lioh.-- to your popular toe, light, . .'. i: Ii t '.! i n appearance this season. i.y 11. .1 Itoo'l : huitín medium close-trimme- d ..lt In ii:.(.-.!- All - welt sole and lirtrml.. I'.'i ii. Mi".l. A. (,'u-hu- welt eolv. - t.v Hi. m.ml., i a n! i)i., WoniMti Air. i'rlei- XI. (Ml ftyle. short vamp, medium n I'cliiv.- WoiK l.i'oin :,rn . A. K.i'-- . Mm military heel, very fashionable. Sizes 6 to S tn.-- . I'l.n. Mi J. 1'. heel nn, üi-- -. $2.25 xi.-i.-- ! lull I'llil.iy To,, una' ),.. h i welt soi- Work n ;r.ii..nt I.:i hi: lilln, Mtii ! !.. Kill Mini 1.00 Sizes SV to 11 i Imiif.. ili.-- j Air. I". rrl'- C.IMI !!2 50 ' Null" iill-- ah 'ii of til" tniiKii'iil H"iih (. -. Un il.tlloi! Jt,-- T'li K. !.- ,n i i .s. A l.un Metal Shoos Sizes 11 - iit. o! hiit. Aim iioiil, fhionah!,. shop, sliiM-- to 2 ... 4 (..irtni. nl tit., .ruci im w.ik ur- mailf lutent liutloii A 'i 93M0 Molili l.uo. Mi lo.l... t shoe for romfiet and service- Shoos o. l A"i. M.iHi.n, Al.illi r, Aim. of Viol kl'l. hlui her Until A for Girls - r.inrf.-- from I'urufnl." .Mm ' cut. futil shoe for near. I Vol. ii..l,.ri il.- loim I.mli.r I.'. V IioI.hoi). .1. xx It h dns ability. Made entirely of gun t.i-.- i r- Ah. W hro,ru khl. Mcilium pxt. Good serviceable ? I..-- . Hi.oi inl Inl. r. Mtiiiu I. Jol,noti. Patent vnmp. shoes made of VfMHl ISolo A MO' e. I leath.r London melal loiuhcr. blueher-eu- t, tur.- Mi. I' ii. '.,i infill. All, i; onfi,iir ilotihl,. Bol... low Smoke, with black calf skin, i . on r,.rnlfiil inol nn. iiri. sneile top. Medium v.. It blueher cut. I J'i.ino i.... Si. i; i. i,, iimnvm 1 1. A I. perforated wins' tip vnmp. . . .m .All. Aim ,i. rion. Ah M.ir.t hoi Como in nml slip on n pair. sole, and stock tip, perforated vamp, ii r.irsif.il vi. military heel, perforated tt--( trip f Soinmi'.iin ,!.t.!' Si.iifl.htú, AI,., y,,, i,,l,.-,,t- i. . The soie is Ited and has cor- i.v Mm llinio.-- . Tin- A!isj how xtill they look nml vamp, heel, McKay sewed. Kolo ... 1.. . Sunn Motrin iv. i hutton style. This s!,,,,. , i:i!n l Ah to- ro t extension is -- n :i .In, I,- n.l Ir. S.ilnt comfortahi,. they ice). the heel Sizes 5 to S .". . . ,n ..,1m-- . .. . . t.il i AIim.- carries xclusivc .stylo il'i.-'ii- I:. t T..y, I'ri'-- in e,. Tf tin' ra. el'ul military style. 8 rrt At ii't-- i n. proiri SI. (10 feuturo. '4 to 11 ... ,,1,. ,.( Si III. Tlv im vim nun. Mi.- - i:t.-l!.- Price S5.no Vr" t- '. . V.. Hi- - .'. S;.00 .. .1 in Ti,.- II. II Ai.tr. h ,,,. Tli., vi.ilmim ;,n,i Sizes 11 is to 2.. .12.25 'Slvir. I'-- In-r- i 1. ' I ' .1 tu. ii,. m ..,nor K- - ol ' So. !!. nl'.. id.- of hi r !;iiii . , ..ii íi.iiii S i.i. ii.li.ll So I: i ' 1' i S li in,! ,. .III ti in ti II )i,.r iSi " 1l mioc -- i Hullo i v n,:i.,li..ii tv.-- tritón th") I ÜI.-.- ni-,,- Hi'ii.iiil Allí ill lie I,,I,,N h , liarmiim .ii. '!,i, iTinl. of It v ,...,.. . hi t t olin intj.i! ? !., loin' "I'll. ,' , i,.li..' i !, n nli. lit.. Iirt fii;ii't,.r. , , , , .i !,, ,.. ,,,- i . , ,. 'he .ii,il I.i on.', t i I SHOES ÍMr. I. HO .1 ! I,,r Illl .tu oKi. r. Ihi-- h I . fill. H" loom Ol. , l a i ,,r ,,, . I ..f .i..- ,j , W,H l'.tnt,.l :i,nii,- Th,. uu: . Vv'lii ii.i'i:. Mil.. K'i.kc. A I. SHOES ui'. or , , lo t ., f :, I :, i , , J liono lor. oi t in o.; 'I I,, , h.'ll'' I... i.v. i is r. ii IS in Alum Ilroo l'iii honor of Vil üuii.i ol . M r. Soitl-- I rn..n. fit-o- it.-i- r tniil-Hto- I. y Mvi-r- i" nl.. ,.r .r n. fiotnh i'i.r.ihiui, h,. h th, tun Wiit.irl. .in - i . II.., .1,, y, THAT .in.- o.... ' ion .in. to'l o. .!,u - Xiihur i,. 11,,,. I - win, ii ot Aim IIoIiI k. Tin- n il.r, f i ,... looms , F luir .it.- ,;i ;( ,, n,,. hi rv . .1 An ' Sioti", A,ii, ,.. 1,-- . THAT il, i ',,,,,lt,,. pllJlj i'i!ifiill or.'H. il in il.ni.-r- in,) l', i , I 'i. r n miin m. i i .. I : 'I"ii. 'n, ,1., i,, i, i ; i,,.,, Mhil. Mr. en hiiliiM uno .1 N"t m. ii:. 111. (in, f..ii , ' .ii.., Mr lio .Ml. M...- I . '. , John nml A! ,hli n I i.il mm iini i'i. iiliiininni ion SERVE i I V-- i ., , t' Con..,! o. m, v,,,, . Hi" i gin J il A u ri it. n in t ,ii.: iliih li tn In on Aihr iiiiiii.iiii.il i.nioiil.. :A w Jñ I SRRVP Th,. un ' r- Mi:-M.- i I HI s Al I hi .iti.iio o violin ron-- g Hi I I I it is ll.oh 1,1 I'll il "Mi.l- - ioi.tt i,, ! ill'IUiiiiiM: - t f I. Mi .1 il. in it hi. h ,.r SIAlox l:r.....n. i t i ".ino- tho ohh r sTI IIS I'.l II.J I ... Mt. ni: il th.- i.i ti ilmh. ill )I(;, 111 ..... Air K ' IHil'ilx :n: AVEvri: .xn lí I.. Anii'it:; ihoH.. i ri1: MiKt looh ,i,ri. mu i th,-- mrirm strect !l in -- -: ' S 'W. II Ml-- : XI . prom nm I I'll 10 r ir.', ni. I.... Alms ll.inni !' K li.i.lKUl, ,Mi II. A, l'ot,o AlliHls I. Id- ,1 HMH nl M.u. Mi.i i Ai i im i j. Wi.lu Símil I l . i'I.u It.iril.ll. limit M .,, ., ,! ,, , 'nl ! X !ti in t l'.i'W'lliniji im q I II. I M oí Cutí.., .i------f- I "in.. Mll St. S.tf.il'lli lo tiA i .. M r A, I M i'iiIii Alum.. ii - Wlh..., ).,, ll I i.i. 1. 1. Al. .l.un. Ah. I. ll.tr- - Iioin( i. i ; Walk. r. I'l l II.' . I'mm Joihn " - TTTTTTT I oi ii. i I,, i, ' lfftf?yT?f r 7T Tf--l A vr --. . i" t ii""":"1'' ilnidi Tri Hii. Ii I'oinl.'.'r. 9 kjí t M-- in Klo.l- i an, I r, i n s M. T K tr n r Kelser aJ 4 ('.no. Siorta v"'' - Mii.l.. T'rag., I. tlf I Ki.-ke- 1 .'.'o; in-.- Son l. i... ..i, simas II. h. i Is the place to tí ri 2 buy '..lii, r the most useful Xmas pres- i'i!ie-..- n II!. ,si,.. T.e,t,r ents you can buy; I'..-- , such as Vrihnr k, r J Cravenette Tcp. Pat T, '""' I Schumann Leather, Stylish Evening Slipper; Handsome I o . o t A. t r Old Rose, Taupe or El Gray Romeo . " '' Cxihulk.i X Felt Slippers Gifts. "' I ll.it. St. oi. and a hundred other things "too numerous to '"M" V. a Thome mention. .1...- '. dr. ii t A X l" .trie , ....!',' Ü.Tiot 'lu.i S. !t. S. Vann & M: K.i ms. v Son HE DIDN'T HAVE 4 Campbe! TO DIE TO WIN

Prominent , Mntnr-- , u ! In IIm- - s. n In Pa. if i. Xliiiitnl. than ttl. enis niton by the -.i oa i l f.l it bis Arias. Savas Arias, liofugio As. "o io .'n mi ui torn: ,h). km,, son. P.. C. ' 1 Armtto. A men ll,l,o., Creswell. also a rrower ef P h" ' ' "' re. - "i p. ni. ' io I'i' kai, I i huía l omineini.il!. in an lnur- j. Par.-la- . liiuh grade car I.i no , torlano Cr. cencío Aragón o sheep, shipped ten ' ' ii-- ' r.-- . i If at an n i. une tin,. t,(. I ;"' '"'i it. iter rn nf ny n8. Ann la. D. Cruz loads of his c hoicest ones to Los An- r, ,,,-- , I Ó!..- f.. Maracas i. ..ko..o,i HO l.l Si', I II th. ...t inii ir.im a p,,:, t holil- - " " "r the .X.ell.,,, geles . ,m. ilarbl.r. Scott I!. during the work. .r n h.. h o, .i n y '"""' u r. r, , Parné. Wil- - t in..tiir. poli, nd thi n irt nl, I Bha!l he only liam L. Mutiny, "I li e.- . lioberto Caraba U s,h,r '."f tu Hálllio I tj.l,.. . :i i s. If a highly . too rrl.i.i t, io Craig. XV trescoit. Ariz.. Deo. 10 The x . T.rencito Candelaria. iÍ P.apid race between J. 1. Morrison of J I'i I'i. Very . "ii.ioi.,i i:.. no in v.imi no lll.itoit l.i.ivr.l Mr truly y.nir. Collins. It. s -Ih-v..- .,. t. ... headoay is being Pisbee. and J. L. U. ap- , 'till, li!,o, ,,.,,,, ii;,,x. made in a Chinese Alexander for .in T.. oí l:it,t. Al.. NATHAN I. IPO. Itesela lt,os, pointment In offi- - h, . , ' Henry Dodd. Hi, tong th foiled n.'i. I on ;.-- ti .it, ire. i, I , - j.at m tit nt., ,., A hard war in this city, and every 1ay i.i im t I'unn. Kugenr io Uuran. W. State attorney m.i.l to P. f,. Aliiiii ,! ti., i C. Hat is makes the th,- for Arizona is i ,i. i v, , " i.n.i written 4l,,l,'iii' 1st i!. K slow of horizon tinge ne ii.o mi r.n ni: whk natison. Jose PJas. William Pal-Io- nesring an end and private io ',1.1,1 t ,; si, I, n . r ii, i!.m. with a . i,,. Nicolas Fernandez. Juan Fernán crimson hue. from Washington indicate . . .! Ar. lio IJutierr.-z- V x i i i Feüz ia Intimations are tife n the that Morrison xvill be the winner. ' , ( V M . .1 Ijnlh-- Can Chinese u M M ;rnt. Auin.1 lnj ' Mareos Cotízalos. Jos. r Morrison has haolrlmr llov.il y . . (;Hon. A,,,,,., inart. that the t man, the of Mr i s l, ink-- r Ilmn.ih At. t Arae oi. rth.-- l who i;.n. i.i Aitei.t ÜursiHa. F. J. Houston. i.-.- í swings r A. Smith, 'VI I'l.M t J-- .- Kia vn mysteriously a:t,-- tin. territorial thairman. I.il i!i" P.o im Miiiii.il l.ii,. ).,s . - Chink '' lln. lliirn.t ...o,..,, 1" fashion, is , : C j.iinoi, i.upe Ju.incho. ,n lout.-- and "I - I M Aiuonitu iv.iit.it,, An. ad know 'II .Mi I I , r ía... lies t'or.ula iMnt. rost. r Lee. means Mexican troops ,.; ' J Cilferi.. i "hat that L.n Fee, charged are alleged to have S:r o r i It .. t 1. ,r.ti, Mr, y ls.!an-- Ki- -' ' ir ..nr tt. r Herman j.-a- i r ,Tr!'. xvtth forgery crossed the An-or- oi lir.- - ...... 11,1 ' x I - M.i-- r. r..0 and a " I .; ' ! mix Fih-- n. member of one m.i.l. io Madrid. H.irry S. M i n n i n ( ' , tong. has been r. i Glory a fexv day ago, v ill . ,- O n. li. T i , ; u .a.- n ,,ond. seized Ambrosio - on- omi.i.m I i mí- .i.irri.i. Mrs. J. . Ws 1,1,,!, ,,, . I ''i I. I", ,, lámalo M.lin.l.-z- ....ee,i at ,,y Hex es, a Mi xici.n - - n. t.ir., ,,,... ,, ,, Thar Mo.vma". fi.ii,,., J ut!gi resident of that .(HI ,!1 V tiOl th.- ,.. C. McLane. till.- I...I. K .XLIioncM. Muni-c- . and is ei'.iin h, place have ; i : x I'.r Lues T and taken him back Into ' i I i I . ' ' l Ai-rt- 1 'i.r.s X.. j,jr, n J i d it' '. !!.., In odom. l!,rt Opjor. Cec lia ori.gi' stoutly maintaining Mexico, where it ts said he has been ". -- l 1 Hti.Ln. Il.f.o .Mr! that his arrest "o I "'"'. n on th- - i t m. i t lUukin. Wm Joe Prig. l. J. A. is one impressed, H n. Xr. hi,. Kichards. Cand. !anó oi persecution, adding he into the army, says lha '' I1 " Tli omp Hi,-!- ir M:. Hilton. Mr. J. A that nt o.r.,l ' Lival. .M.mbri. io Kortrigu. z. Amar- an, i ms tn. r.,;s will iro to Tin son Citizen. it , M.rkir Kit- Hirieil. Mm p ,;, the limit f --- É I .'t.in. i i:..i... the ie, , ante l:..m.ro. José MaP.os-if- !:.o-rl.in- o o oisprove th,, , Hone-- y fharsr.n i m. oi t.. .o t. hi, h I a , . , t. I u j,iKon. Mr Sofa pillo-- , ! II K Son. h.s. Juan Sanchez. Anucuo inent Chin; man of ,h,. in endlos at I '! m , . mo tt. e, T. L.iit.1. I,, (ity said that i; ..i .! ,,.h. , j n.i San. Sal,-,7a- ml. - a.-- edo. Amhrocio t ...oi.. y the lowest prices. fur- 5 ; tullí Herbert f. l,;..,l." which is SiKnif! Albert Faber, ' " ' " " U in , h ,,tl M.lrl.l. Maria A. S,hmh1t. ;. L. w cant niture, carpets M . M A M ..n-- .,. v: o, Smith that something in : and draperies. I !i .. .li " .rl.l. the line of M S.inch 'Z. K. 1" . vendetta i ;n i, v , H"l Torn..- -' pn.sp. 1 1 in I ti n'.t... M)l, ell. I.I the China '''M'i ii, up iti.,irn n, e I",. .it-- jt. r.ih. n. Torn iir!,-,n!- . totvn of Pr, s. THE W1P.ELKSS TELE-Or.AP- H ,l A't .. Vr Moult. Thornton. l',-- en. rXITEI .o. ,:. ...i. i,, . .n. Mr. J. M.t.r. y-- i ....i, (i Xi l o . Ttii.iiM XVars. n. Hudson ah,. . I. Ii ir, .;,!. 4l-- M While ' I J ., , .r.i r' !..: p jr. ir-- Mi- - uKurii. i", r. xvr.odrurr. bss system in M. K XV., h- f ARIZONA the entire world. Its . . ,. i ru r NEWS NOTES tol l. tiJ, in p I ,4i. MrtC I apparatus is in s M" .. y. Kanch.-- T.r.-.- , rviee at more land T..t u -.- S. ' :. !.,. m. . !...h. Slr A nraim-d ankle ftaliniw mid an -- tains commercial . rrr.r.lt usually jisl. - & .nil.. I o ul thr- - - and governmental ell other Vano than .,,. th' Injured person Sp"ilm:r, A- Son , ,, H I" ! pir,ith Lyons ".Mi. .,, ,,, ilrv . ,ir, for three or or XTinslow ship- - J o.n A,-- cx'mbined; hundred I i: Mrm. J. S. f ur l'"l tito , ,,,, about rix am .. t u.i, , ., ,; , ;:h ,,,, i!.. krr. ThU is due to lack carloads If she.p Jewelers Mr. O , T--rT Ai r-- y . ok. of stations altogether use UNITED Opticians - V.-i-r- lexer and e .1 t v. .. , , Van . Puking company 1 " r h , A'i- -t i An- larg Vitji,n- - K t-- ih lu-i- ti P"r sí les last Tlvi 1,.... . APPAIVATI Three fsctorirs l Week. e. ..I. o t ... ta ijniment i, , - illl .ll (. n te ' ..,,, ..,. (,.,r1 a . are- turn, put Mr. k ture ma. af O.fco-..,,- 'flíuf Sf additional - f i nil.- - mfT- - f ' ' r hx' h,, sets at r.f niorhan fttie iirnsn-Miv- I'" r . lioo ,t,,ti.,r h,.mi. vr-ar- Si 'I ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SECTION TWO. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909, PAGES 9 TO 16.

tee was not unmindful of the fact that TUFT WILL OPEN U satisfactory amendments were fi "ally mude, their effect would be nul- lified in many important Ínstano s un-I-k- s. tiie anti-tru- st laws of the various NATIONAL states were made to substantia lly con CIVIC ioim. i 'roba lily no better illustration enulud be (riven than that of railway regulation. The Interstate Commerce commission of course can deal only CONVEN! N with interstate, while the state can ueai only with intrastate trafile. The confusion una conflict without uni- - form can Extira action readily be imagined. AFew Good Specials state IN CAPITAL Each has its own railway com MEETS mission. These state commissions, MIDDLE OF JANUARY siowiy learning it was essential to have uniform principles of regulation, For Sensible Christmas Gifts organized the Xational Association of State Hailway Commissioner, inviting President Considers Movement first the of the interstate aid for UINIUMM oiaie LaWS that of the railway managers' asso Through-Unio- n of Paramount "li"" ':,nd th,(' shlppors' fanlzationa- - ImpOrtanCei be taken to represent everybody, have suosianiiauy agreeu upon a number Ladies' Sweater Goats, worth of Important regulations which to bo- - Morning Journal Bureau, come effective will require action by 613 Munsey Building, ) Ia" the state legislatures. $2.50 each, extra special at . Washington, D. C, Dec. 6. J I "The National Association of State ...... 1 Mo39 in- - ' s lne A""'r""i'n President Taft has accepted an f , i i oitiiKiiis association nave come to nn vitation tendered to him at the white ,.,. .., ,., . morning- by house this President Reth which they desire legis of the uniform state Low Xational Civic federation iation. In the matter of insurance, to make the opening nddress at the both life and fire, national conference of body national associa- that tions have been organized an.l In the which will be in session In Washing Ladies' Hose, silk dye, lisle foot, all the latter case are working pure in ton January li, 18 and 19. Mr. Low with the state supervisors of insurance in an effort went to the white house with Score to secure tary Ralph Kasley of the federation state uniformity. The agri cuUurnl ofRanteutionn, the wholesale and chatted with the predont for grocers, fifteen minutes or so Just before the the wholesale druggists and popular shades; other stores sell these Hose at cabinet gathered for the regular Fri a numher of oilier national organiza day meeting. tions are working lor uniform pure President Taft has repeatedly said luod laws. The labor organizations he was in hearty sympathy with the want uniform workmen'.! compensa $1.75 and is tion acts, uniform legislation as to at $2.00 a pair; regular price objects our aims and of the Xational Civic federation and in the address which guarding dangerous machinery, fac- tory convict-mad- e he will make will sound the keynote inspection, prod- of the conference ucts, regulation of the employment- of In his talk with Mr. Low today the women and children, etc. The Ameri $1.50. Our extra special price is president expressed his entire willin can Medical association desires uni- ness to make the principal speech of formity on registration and preserva the three days' national conference tion of vital statistics. The Xational and said ho considered the movement grange, the American Automobile as- for uniform state laws the end to sociation and the American Road-maker- s' ward which the federation is working, association have united In the to be of the greatest national import demand lor uniform state legislation anee, on tile regulation of motor vehicles In connection with the conference and the building of good roads a Fair throughout lo!9 of the Xational Civic it is the country. federation Experts on of interest that Governor Willson of taxation are agreed to Kentucky, chairman of the special day that uniform state legislation on committee appointed at the notable the subject is absolutely essential. conference of state governors- In "The New Kngland group of Mates Washington met a year ago to consider subjec last winter, to arrange for 1 future meetings, has just issued a call pertaining to their which Felt and Leather Juliets, fur trimmed, divided into two lots. Lot , con- for the governors to (rather In Wash- - needed uniform action. The govern Ington at the time the federation is in org of the southern states have met to session. In his call Governor Wilson consider the problem of child labor sisting of our regular $1 .25 Juliets, Xmas special . says In part: in the cotton industry of the south 98c "The National Civic federation has Lust, but ont least, through the Ini changed its meeting to January 17, tlalion of the American Uur asaoola 18 and 19, to be In touch with the tlon, a national organization compose - Lot governors, this will help to or commissioners named by tro- van 2, consisting of our regular $.150, $1.75 and $2 Jt$ "fl and mime governors the event one o exceptions I Interest ous has been working for O years to and Importance, probably greater than eighteen secure uniform state po --iL nny meeting of the kind ever held in laws in the matter of negotiable in Juliets, Xmas special . . . . LJ our country. slruments, wnrehouse receipts, bills of .... Among; the delegates, to the confer lading and stock certificates and on ence on the part of wage earners will two of these subjects has l inn lly se be representatives of the American cured uniformity in thirty-si- x states, Federation of Labor, United Mina They are now working for a uniform Workers of American. Order of Rail divorce law, the supreme necessity for road Conductors, Granite Cutters' in which grows out of the fact that ternational Association of America, child, under the various state divorce Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. laws, may be legitimate in ..no r.tato International Brotherhood of Locomo but illegitimate In number stat tive Engineers, Amalgamated Associa condition abhorrent to every thinking Examine' Our Stock of tion of Street Railway Kmployes of person. Slarfmfefs America, International Brotherhood "In order to further n better under of Stationary Firemen, Bricklayers standing of the situation and of the and Masons' International union, need for common action by the states Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen I on many subjects, the federation has It Will Be Your While - Worth and Enginemen, International Assocl- called a national conference to meet ation of Machinists, Boot and Shoe in Washington on the 17th, 18th and Workers' union. Iron Molders' Union 10th of January, 11U0. President of North America, International Ty- - Taft is so much interested In the sub- - pographleal union. Glass Bottle Blow-IJec- t, and has so strong a fcense of the era' Association of the United States wisdom of the movement, that he has and Canada, and the United Brother- - agreed to make the opening address at hood of Curpenters and Joiners of this convention. The committee hav- - Amerlea. I ing charge of this conference on the On the part of employers there will part of the Xational Civic federation fee representatives of the United States Is composed manly of members of the Steel corporation, the New York Cen- - bar asosciation, drawn from all parts tral railroad. Consolidated Gas com of the country, who know the ramii'i pany, Xational Citv bank, Chicago, cations of this question, the Hon. At Rock Island and Pacific railroad, ton B. Parker being' chairman of the Postal Telegraph and Cable company, committee. Chicago and Northwestern railroad. "It is not the ptirpote of the Na ROSE.NWALD Erie railroad, the South Carolina Cot- tlonal Civic federation to pass on all ton Manufacturers' association. Na- the various problems referred to, but tional Association of Clothiers, and to educate public opinion us to the the Building Trades Employers' importance of uniform action by the states and to bring to- - WHERE QUALITY 1 gether In MEETS On leaving and federate various PRICE" the white house today the air. Low expressed his pleasure at the terests that are striving for uniform- president's willingness to address the it y In matters that make for the pub' V2J --- conference and made the following lie weal.' e statement of the scope and purposes of the National Civic federation: "The National Civic federation has Mi been led to believe that one of the TO FOSTER méw ituwwi nost important questions with which our country, ns a whole, is confronted, cu I the necessity vera! of h branch of the nervlc sertinnal differences and Unit through IVirt Ilrouii to bo thought that she would try again. for reasonably uniform being d st;-te- . legislation asign.-- to that The j the morale of the organization is ut It "You can't have understood inn John- by the different states of OF RIVALRY IN I is understood in local army cir- same would hold Rood for every state times seriously interfered with. nie. Now listen, nnd I will repeat (he Journal Vant Ads. Get Results the Union on many com- I cles subjects of in i ne t nnn , M that Fort rirown itt Brownsville, I 2 mon ..III1INIIT .III M lUllinilOII. question. If gave you ceiils and Interest. For example, if one the cene of the famous und your gave you 3, This innovation if adopted, would What ia by long largeRt raid the father how much Industrial state makes a change in practically rt,ak. the odds the cause of would you the I'nited States irrigation development the hottest controversies that hac'.'" law of master and servant, or of E ARMY uniy a of state organi nnd enterprise ever disturbed the fruited Ktulea gov- Seven,' said Johnnie again, nnd Kgligence, it may unwittingly greatly sations from a sentimental point of ever launched in Texas has been ernment, will, in u very time, with the same promptness. - brought short endanger its manufacturing indus irw. and k n rivalry oulil hm-- to Into eoncr te form by the for- he by the American I fllll PHI Jil lit. ..fill tioiuilll' Outing Suits It - th- mation of the Texas-IuÍHÍat- Sugar .said "Mow on would tries; but if the competitive indus- looked for - rivalry between troops. The burned buildings will be the teacher. earth Company of Texas. The company has . on v e m- v en trial states will move correspondingly kinv nts hi. h. In the ease of Kuro- - replaced by more modern quarters nil pen Bcmiired 24. 00 aere or the mint fer- and enlarged to neeommiwluto "I got two in me pocket," said along Will Con- armies has been productive of at least I the same lines, no one of them Army Reorganization tile land in the Kin ronde valley nnd u batteMon. Jo hn n v. 'hi In del i di la Times. vcrv tiisn of esprit e ' likely to be endangered, and the form du corns Intends to iirk-.it- every acre of It. Enlisted Men in and superior mora!., and will, h in the Sugar While Fort Drown would have con- whole country may bene- centrate - cane will be Its principal he greatly as., of the I nit-- .l Mat.- til,l mlrl siderable strategic value in opera- 3 fited. The hag - product. time come when each Hail great to (he fffi. ieney of an orsanl-innio- n tions nsainst Mexico, It Is slated that "ate legislate State from Which They More than will have to be liAXII MK11 VANTi:i. must on matters of already very capable. There - this ia not the direct reason for Its common expended on tin- Irrigation syntem to AVe pay por- interest from of are inst.inc.f. in - being will spot cash for uny the point and Prevent Friction. h...ier. which Ih- installed. A toumdte been laid the Panama cantil vw of one of a family of states, of tins kind hrs worked has assigned as the immediate cause. tion of five thousand acres of Sunta havoc. In military out half way between San Juan and rather than from the point of view of jrat otg.miation McAllen Fort llrown figured extensively as Fu Forest Deserve Scrip, or any other n or no na; th. spb it of and here the mills and refin a military objective (luring the Civil Scrip. Write, stating Individualism that is (Sxvlnl Corrrs.omleiKsr.) ing houses of the concern will be b- valid Iiliil what Anyone mutiny hs tar. y ver manifr-ste- It war and a number of small engage- issue of .Scrip you oiii r, deiiomiiuition who has not given par- 5. I s. leated. At least 13110, 000 will be San Antonio, Texas.. Icc. It it mniw in the opposite eases this ment, took place in its vicinity, lielng low- ticular attention to this subject will Iw necessary to erect the necessary build-log- s. of each certificate, and name the e uniierntooil at Fort Sam Houston th:it has ery otten n the case. favorably situated for imports from rr.-u.o- A large sum will to est price ou will accept for ''fprised at the great range of Apart from the stated above also have Kurope and Mexico, the confederacy cash teáí matters for the purpose of fostering a better be invested In small guatee railroads your holdings. Address, as to which the common life the war department is said to be over endeavored to mi ke it un important or the country hag esprit clu corps in the Tnite.l States anxious to make the (hiittKe tMHsuse the extenxive fields. base of supplies lid THE AV. K. MUSKS LAND SCRIP grown up to the Among: the piineipal promoters of but not succeed Point of needing uniform legislation army reorganisation i alculatcd (o ef it will mak tl.wr relations with the the undertaking are in carrying out this plnn. DKADTY Co., proup. fect concentration of enlisted men miinia bodies in the Mates possible. the three I'ah.irr Jacobson Dlilg., lenver Colo of states, if not by all the - brothers, sons of the ates. coming from the me otate or !.. nli-t- y Tío- ml ntion t lo il i, h in some Absolutely Uiglit. counritor. is now being by manner ci!i-- I'aharr of Louisiana, the sons of the A pretty yoiinu considered the the so,ii..ry to the I schoolmarm who 3 UOVT KIIAKÍ enumprate n few of the Im- late leñen CalTeiy of the same (cachis rlrat-gra.d- e portantt,7 gubjects: war department. It has been found reeufars to have tlum enjoy the bene- state n' class in u school CAM VAS The great move- present section-a- ot I and Joe It'iiureard of New of ment that under the system l fits iter oraamsation ami train- Orleans, said the northeastern section of the city for the conservation of our nat- prejudice It d to in ing. t.i.. to be the heaviest Is telling a funny story on Cloud for ural have friction If th p.n under consideration sugar dealer in city. Among herself that Byron Hot Springs resources Inaugurated by Presi- not a few instances and to avoid this are carrPd out the wnrt of hr that happened just before the close f the nla. New Mexico, - prominent Texans In to goat dent Roosevelt cannot be carried to an effort will be made to keep the en- cu.rd won,. I interested the term. She had some visitóla on the Guaranteed erre rheumutlo r wherever jrou attachrd enterprise me J Kelly of Hrowns-vill- e In no ,rfct listed men coming from the a me lo- to a similar nn.l of the - afternoon question, nnd thought she and sciatica where other organic nía y wander. consummation until these and Lon Hill of Hid ilgo. 2 Mates mar a o v case er-v- ii would show them what a good lass disease exinls. 2 hour from 6a.o adopt with considerable uni- cality together. f,f in of active It Is understood en WltlTK Cg. Tlie plan may fw adopted con- "V.il by ti side. that beshlea she had. Calling on n bright llttit1 fel- FrancUco. Duy tickets and check formity law, upon gubjects 1' that f'i'il gaging In the raising the of fr-- of sugsir canej low nt the rear of the room, De-li- g. atOT sista of mapping the entire country Whil vf man serving In th reg- . she suld baggnge direct to Dyron. Cal. Power and reclamation of t a I'll l1IUlUn W ill to him: "Johnnie, if I give you 2 THE WM. JHOEGEE CO. Into divisions and recruiting from this ulars a f-- t at heart, tftil environment; one Califor-ila'- B H. ana by Irrigation. .m.nan construct a gravity irriga- nnd your you 3 uf In the effort to organisation be d. no matt, r b re , 4.M.i0 cents father gave Propow only for he to swis ,,ni. s from tion plant which Is to próvido water how you best hotels. Address Manager auitable amendments to the Thus a man from would rmy o ' t. . r say b.-r- a a great cents, much would have?" üyron anti-tru- st Tu for about aerea of beat Hot Spring Hotel P. U., Cl.. Merman act, our commit- - be only In a Texa regiment. deal of bi 3.mi0 the "Seven." promptly replied Johnnie. S. Mala 6t. U enlisted knrc and friction due to Und ia the ltio Grande country. The teacher blushed painfully, but for booklet. '10 THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909. 1

eeptlon. For neierHl yenr the n Ident will show half the practical sup- hiin been tceneriilly conceded to port that the children are beginning Last Desperate Resort of the be the mom eminent vlolinlm of the to offer, the leader of the project world. There- - i n brendth In hi work, the t2,!00,00b miuired to rear a nialvf 'power combined with delic-nc- y thia tenter for the "(reneral diffusion Thirsty Ruthlessly Removed nd refinement, that iriiikea hi of knowledge" will be speedily as- interpreiBtlon wonderfulI thrillliiR. sured. Special Christmas Bargains 'Ymiye An enthuRiimt recently wild: One whole wina; In the grejit builo- - refined the IIhcIi t'luicontie, o thnt it Ing, all anked to Tippler; Vi- en thut Amoricann tire Committee on Law Revision Slips One Over on the becoinen Buuve lind.Kcntle, hut not erect and own In memory of Wash- tirely play la- Duke convinclnK. while KiiHlcr ington n a ht'BdciUBrtern and audi- Now that it is very late in the season and we have on hand the largest stock of ctor Murdochs Optimistic Belief That the Bold Bad Iron ed It with nnd power which breadth torium for 'patriotic, ftcientifio, in re- mud it tltxnlc work of the dies' suits, coats and shirtwaists to be found this city, we have decided to Will Down Out Causes like the medien I of the of Illinois Gracefully Step and Joac in hi younger dnyn." and art organization him nation, will be nolely through the duce the price on every article in our large and handsome assortment of the very The vvhole inimical field hna tiwak built Amusement. efforts of th Amerk-n- youngster latest styles of ladies' ready to wear in the southwest. We mention below a few of to the ehnoluie Kreiilnen of thin who todaj to spread nrtlt, nnd hi perioiilc vlsitu rnuae are volunteerina the idea through their nchool room the many real bargains to be found at our store, read them carefully. n i not ewn the forethought Kretit Mir wherever he Journey, be it Jourtuil Hoivhii, I eeivti In pruphesiod. The lrnlnr foretell,, a Hwturihiy thlnst i'c.pcnhiti'n or l.n .Miirelen, Crncow and playground, it Munsi-- which olxht Wanhlng-to- n il3 Hitllilin con- final admonition of flcorge . Wednemluy With MlmoM the c.r Union outte WieshiiiKton. 1. C.. Ifi-- .1 on "Promote, then, an an object ot venience of tlm wholestMle lliiuor de- Ladies9 Fine Suits Tairly "I """ Now c primary Importance, innlitutiona for woKmiliiii pot . ould, upon ten mlntitc-x- ' wurn-Inj- If you nre mitTerinff from blliou ho the general diffusion (if knowledge" Yc:tr' resolutions lin mine from ron of the cr.ivini;, run over to the new, eonnllpatlon, indiircntlon. chron A few excellent values sold regularly at $1 8 and $20. to be sacrificed at only $12 U Ic - hnn been found to lio fiiwhcr In the that ill''", but ronftiH'd hs y lo !h offlce, imk for 11 puckiino lor headache. Invent one cent In a pof- exprein inlnda of of thu "drr" fttíiti II trtves tho m:in who 'John Iw," py the C. O. I. churReii ta! card, send to Chamberlain Medl the school children of real serges and diagonals, lined with the very best satin, 'le'fK-m- l upon Ia-- Molnen, your country than in those i f their elder, $25 suito made broadcloth, ttip txifm eieimpany Kinl mmp bin flnficr nt the hw. cine t'n.. Iowa, with for lii "ivil liiiiir" i distjmt name nnd KddroK plainly on the hack who have never enrtied out thin Idea all to go at $16.50. oivr hi rotnpfiHor in lh" t'oliKt'eiiKiniin Victor Miirdock'n re- - and they will forward you a free for which Washington intended to "rwilullHu" i)iDtn-Hn- . but Mw iwt Iterated decliirntlon that fipenkrr ampie of Chamberlain' Htomarh and provide a peronal legacy. Xo more Extremely handsome and serviceable suits, that were marked to sell at from $30 to Hfflim that ft Is not In tills niieri I'liiinon will announce "voiuntarily" I.lvcr Tableta. Hold hy all druKulBt. ready renponne to the cull to discharge your choice ; das iciriKlHilnn, hi.-- iinwillinKn.li uKiin to be a runrti- - thia moral ohllgntion upon Washing- $35, $22.50. I'pon Jainmry J. lsiti, there will (to lute for the npeiikerahlii, paints in th WHY LITTLE MOVE Y WILL ton' fellow countrymen ha thus far lito eftpit a new ni'limnil roilo. II mind u real puMornl. rncte Joe. Iron fit! A IXIXfi WAV WITH IS AMI been met than that of thin enthusias- m'iu. pae-e- l upon by icinitreH during fnike or llliiiole, scarred vtturan. of VOL .ALSO. COME AMI EXAMINE tic band of child workers, it m assert Ladies' Coats . by in Ktolni itiomeiit front the tariff Mnitlem political i rnjw, turret for OCIE STOCK. I'. I'll ATT CO.. ed Mr. Henry F. Pimock, who of the 'extra newlon, anil llbeliuiK knockn ever nines the year 2ii s. (si:co.u st. ruoxE ts. receiving contributions toward tho Long coats, in all the latest shades, colors and styles, made of the very best ma- Irgislritor iltn) huve not before hurl me. and nn r In the K;ime menioital building fund at 25 East llflA terials sell regularly from $20 to to close them out at $12 to $16. tune to reiirt it r likely to Imvo their when the Honorable Victor wan in I'. It. HltttUN. job farpenter sixtieth (itreet, in tills city. that $35 incited hU nho to 515 S. St., Hitrntioii rnll' lo it in i ovhiloiiH in a nwaddliiiK" will ntep clown and 7th Throughout nchonls in every clothe, plume i:t2A. the rlrmaixl for nn "xi'lnnllim." nlileh nil. more or Icsn BiaiefullJ, thin live community in the country young will make the .VInieNiiiuiin irisl sieiiml ly mid optimintii imiui'Kuut thlnkn, wearera of the OeorRe Washington Very Stylish Waists like n fully till". It pul ciliu in becaune mime mnall porllon of Hie Memorial badgea tire ulready preciar- - the priirll' t of NhliiltiNT liejimr ma the ing pronelytM to "l. inemberMhlp of the houne ken PATRIOTS to their playt'ellnwn of in c CHILD We lines of very styles, i n have they O. IV Into prohilililoii M te iiml ut reiiicHt. their Himple creed of devoting one one the best waists, made the latest are new , off thnt lust uiiic-e- of huiM'Iv, whh'h lvciybody who known Cncle Joe dimn to thin structure that will for and nobby. They come in Taffeta, rvlesaline, Net and Lace, and the regular price for Ilflrt hh Invloliihlr heril reKHl'Iril Cannon can Just en eaitily concchc the first time Curry out Washington's to $3.GC There in u tumi of deviltry In the ihut nome bright January inoriiina h last wlah. From their elders Home of these at any store is from $5 $10. Our special sale price on them is and Wimri-liiKto- TO FATHER AUbtle rlsin to u e'liinax tvhleh th will a etui lo the lop of the n HONOR the children have learned tho sad $4.50 ftimmlili-- i on the revlnlnri f the Inun monurni iil and Jump out of the need of the nation for suitable quar- hit followed In hultln off tin- - Juki w moow u hat he will do any auch ter 'for the conventions of all Its rpiwjrt of the t i jj i' "No rn llmm) thlUK hh featured In the program le arned aocletiea at the capital. For Novelties vumpiiny or earlier," mi.vs tlie rode, whic h Mr. Mnrdock xays In benin pru-par-- l. OF COUNTRY the most part, however, ll is re ported n g "'mill sliln lliiior Into prohibition thnt the mere suggestion that Kome-ihlti- Our line of novelties, consisting of combs, barrettes, bags, pins and handkerchiefs of Mato tf other limn the honn fwle "t'anrionlnni will not he an 1HU In Washington wanted is to ho Violation of this i'tlmi In the next ele. i ion," n,iH Victor, "by done has turned the youngster Into all kinds, are offered at very low prices. lumlHlmMe by n finii of $."i,iiini nnd Can-no- n ihiim' Ioiik before Dull time Mr. Will Ihe most active supporters of the two yriirn' ImprlHr.nnieiit, or both. will come out with a ntatcmcnt to Dimes of Young Americans movement. Not content tlon of cundí-dal- e lih thin rentrh the effect that he will ln't he n Buy Bricks for Splendid Joining the National Academy of th mlpply, the milker nf the rode to npcukcr-whi- Petticoats lor the Sciences, tho of have et ttvun thut every packinte And if he do that." nay Hall in National Federation doesn't Washington Memorial Academy Sci- Rhleli linen not the rmme of the Mi Mnrdock, hrlMucrcntly, we'll Arts, the Washington of No store in this city can show a prettier and better line of handsome petticoats in all her organ- Jerseiiii. to whom It I uhlpped, the National Capital, ence and many other similar miiki' lilm." izations ure already actively materials, colors and shades than we have, and we offer them at this sale for less kind f ll'iuor Khiih it innlalns, nnd Why, that I ihI houuiIs almont like that In accomplishment of Ihe quantity, upon the nulflde, muy a threat. It will tie Inti rcntlng to ee the this than cost price. project, the AsHOciation of Military t neljed nl rondi'inned. how many nu n c ome acronn with their lapurlal ''rmpaBcUar to Várala araall Surgoonn litis ioday plan Here In the cllniHX which htm mude nlKiuituri to n petition to I'ln lu Joe, ,'ew Votk, Dec, ?. t'rpmininK tvn indorsed tho We have a very nice assortment of Christmas goods, and they must all be sold in the pledged Hh In car ' the thirsty In the prohibition laten reiitlnu Dun he In a bold bad man. buy one and two of their cost or value. of their I'htiHtman peunlt to 11 out. next weeks regardless wonder if the code eommlltee entild ami unking him lo nlcp down and rying In thu general scheme brick in a chihlreu'n wIiik of the pro- - for building of hnvr been "inn krel" RKiitrilNt them. Olil. the and maintenance guarantee all of our goods, will ' poMi'.l (leorne Wanhinitton Memorial George' Washington Remember we and our guarantee always be made It the! it slinll be forhiddeii to It will u!o Ijc intereMttiiK to hear the Memorial hullilinK at the national capital, ncorer building it is expected that the army good, we rnllect the pun liuxe price of lliiuui t'licle .loc'n l.i k a k i ' he uetK as are not itinerant merchants traveling about the country without rating wh'n of American youiiKMcrn tlirotislmtit navy well hlpi ah commerce "I.e. thin valuable document. and will be represented as or reputation. Come in and examine our goods and be convinced. .No to fore, on or after delivery." (he country are today reponed a as all veteran and patriotic; organic- - trouble If thlH In iter provision lia not reudy to oriaul.".e a hoy anil Kill aux- tions. Many national societies be- - show goods. BIG ASSURED which hna Hide e killed the t o. I. puik:ie the fritin-- r HOUSE iliary to thin movement, those already nrolled in the hint been by the bttvej today made of the codu would like to Imvo FOR GREA TVIOLINIST here tleortfe movement interesttil opportunity further to Hnvtid WanhliiKlnn Memorial nsMieiatloll. inquirios and taken steps toward pinn, It. In the umilh, where the pnihlhl-llei- n AT ELKS' THEATER ThouHiindn of thut mark their phclirliiK formally their support. In wave Iiiih mitimeigcl several young wen rern an sharii holders in thin addition to lillhu (toot, Ir. S. "Weir stuti horderiiur upon cithern Us tribute of the people of the country Mitchell. Lr. William Welch, Prof. , New York Cloak Co. being for & reg.-inl- to its father, are prepared Agafslz, Suit In thin the .'Xpre I'rllx Krefnler who will appear In Alexander in. Ira Ilemsen y to patriots who II. Osborn, many hiisinesH him ben In nonio recital at the Kllm' theater on .lali-tinr- distribution the little anil I'rof. Fairchild It Ih d are cndlug In their illmen to pile one men who ure in sci- rltlen ri preent. thnt iUi otitic Jii, Is anmire.l by hin einiahle rec-ol- lenders national 313 South Second Street of pile kane s of Ihpior would he of popular favoiillnm, an well an brick higher the kind of monument entific, patriotic uad art circles are. whipped lo the intent and that the mini hy blink advance nnle of neatn, of that Wurhinglon most desired. If becoming identified, with this memor- the every pres- - who wnnted qunrt or Hunduy nlht a crowded hall ami an eniliunlontlc re- - adult admirer of the 'first ia! movement.

sv B wm HMD or TOY The I Racketm ring .a f tke T IT T ?t ? T Is Found in Tovland. Mechanical ? ? r to Tnvs. Wnnrlmm m Tnvs. Musical Tavs. OlsVtL KÜN I T Children - J J - 7 7 Iron Toys, Toys for the Girls and 118 W. Gold Ave. Phone 1013 $ Tf ooToylandoo Toys for the Boys. -- :- -- :- -- :- -:- - Store Will be Open Evenings Until Christmas YJ X i

ele wl lellte lineih'i'il therein iire' Illl. 'Kll- - I'avalln fur mi,, eif lhi chfintn'l of the' riteiry hi'yonil a nn riilnn 3?ii mlhn to SHAKE-U- tleni', Unit i iiiI el the' inijee'ln hnvr M mnissliil. he nullfil Inte) what the Wi'Fl of th,. A.ores was Slill P heen lnietltal.il l.ir the; irrifiatlein of Lfl SALLE PIONEER St. and whlrh tuelay In feirco hy thew two I'onntrieu luii, In h. hi iiitiiiixl niii i Iv In private' If Knmvn hi Mataitnrdn hay. I'nfiir- - A royal eli'pri'e, hy Kiii Phillip of eimie rliii Mr 'a in .Im1I, b law eifll-e-e-- r tnnjie-ly- , thi-ii- ' ne roeim lie-r- n feir an Spain threiHteiilnii ilonth to anyone DO YOU KNOW - FAR i HOW e.l lh.' hiiii nii, ulll ilii-.-- t the- eu'i'ieiint of the' many trial lax Hnlle who should enter upon th,. forhiehlen RECLAMATIONL HI .h f, na.- "I Ih'K,' an Km. OF SOUTHWEST t ainl w hli li finally, K'nilinn wati'm eif the. linlf of Mexico except : lo el i scruite 'in atnl mutiny amoiiK Ills in the' Ben ie of Castile, put a elaniper H I I'll M III I I I. m; fiitlmvi'is, n snlti il In hi niurili'r rt on ftirthe-- r aitempts at colonizing in n hi: in iti me. it the' hállela eit Ihiliaut ami f.ie'tut. Ti'Sim hy the' French. ,. T!i ' fAr SERVICE Tile' lull Hilil nf the' Í EXAS The! tlrM i'ttlemenl maile hy a iii aiii.inei the- h , Hin I.uinl tí .Salle' nan a linipurary no anil eon-- ' - WILL GIVE 'atll inmn h im hi'i n s! t t..r trial sHie'el of u furl hiillt from the- timht r I $1000 eif k nl t lit; He re at Hiieeirrn, X M., II Inl.irina-l'ii'l- i th" ivri'i lAmiahh'. lav 1,1 I nuv nr r,rst 1'",,,K K,,,vn Tfx"s ' it rin tai w nior i rnurto ui Tiiunoi NEWELL TO REMAIN; tu Huí. t w 1, V Sidelights nn Snan- - '"" "v"r nib vuitu mi unnukn uiuun 1.00 I'lve'il Interesiin" n r.'i w,.r,, ,,iU,t,.,i. I this point alao whh I litTREAT BEFORE IT POISONS DEEP 6LANDS M lie i 'l, ellNirh I e i l,n- t . BE iimii. r the' í. ti,.. - Without KNIFE or PAIN SI AFT 10 CHANGED I, di Ainciican Civilization in ii.rute,i nr,t n.rriuK.- mi. mu h r. - Will Go ri white- - In tho l.une' Htar tal- - atnl he r- No Pay until Cirotf. at our Stable? 'I'll, e ns,, fur th.- Ki. . he- rlllll. llt Ilill I - she-r- l So X Kay . .OHO bte'l btiltC. ('hi- first white' hluoel was hy tin- orotbir nte il h. f.irt' th. i i.uri In l niti-,- - w i tul ie. An island I em Te xas Heiil. dry anil Ilia- Di-rf- M Inilian lh Will ict Slate AttiTIII V I.e ahV, elf mki rtirw. New Mexico Attorney Ijk i'kh4 loiie'H. two in, nil,, r of Hall'- ilnnt fiUARANTtL X. M.. luí Hip aHulMt.iii Ii uill have' 'i' ol kilh-i- l A l Uinor, l,urnp or in ( lly t.e'iiiuc Hi lirfliiiM. ) j party. iTe in an alfray with lip, Govemmert's Defense lteel:imnii..n s,r ii.' i:vatnlnr II. I: - - 8troa tb face or ,. i .... . , ,,, . t nc Ki'iimen i.iKe.- many uhiihiit on- Hull .it i 'rue ii ii.l l:i y i, ' ' K I VR I l ltNIMI VtH' WITH T- - Suits Ovei Under li hunt ,i ,I,,.U. ,in Ihu ,..,l,.u frtitli..tit r.,i irncr. THEV NEVER w11 Lands Mnri;,' nl Kl r.'imv i.-ih.'- In i a r SpuniMh FAIN wnti iiiiiiihi nf iraM'h rs ami Ma Hi hail mieci eiled in very Hliort until lit lT. ti:ks, i:ii)iii skiins. tutu's 'isi rie ii hmii t.i I luliH rie pi it BOOK wot i"v4 ) AMI . t;tX)l Southwest Pi ejects, in lrat. Texas early In the tin- of In- itti h íii nT" SAIiDl.i; noiCSK .,, time to turn hospitality the frm lMtiminwlt 4 J( i c Tin Ii',n im t,, ri'Ne SIVtii-lll- ITOIt 3 2,-i- .,,',inr,' rveilr ,,IHiir. no Hit líenle lit were dian to hitter enmity. tSmifi'lt nmj at home. lltiritS, I'.ACll ADDI- xil. tur thi' Unite- - 1 r. WRITE TO Kh'i.hanl el.im hiiiI alt. mpieil until I'ehruary. when Kurt Im Salle- va hanihnii il short- THF.M TION AI, HOIK. ;.Imii I ii. In ,it I, , Mriiitiii 1ÍUI..U1. r.litl'uilil 1.1 the' lli'tle Hi.hirt. Sleur iln la Salle, laneleel ly this ainl St. l.oui was ANT LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST I ill! S't, ,1a after Fort i: KK.FI TIIFSF. Foil S ADDI.K I J at Mataiii.t hin It Is uf illtiTi'St, the- - Is CANCER, ami if will always Mlll;ey lllllllllll!. . e'stalilisheel in vicinity of what is it ixr I I s ptUn In nlrdarmpit and kit) nui Itlv. KXfMSIVKIiY. T1IK.V AltH Vlihllii;lill. l i Hum ithietatuliiik-- in Kiiinv the Haines known toelay an I'lininttt Tolnt. The kp i th iH'ufnt' In ainl ihe el.it. s th,. Address DR. S. R. CHAMLEY & CO. VXti, wtJA. iFD ami .i:oomi:d, Aft the' eef etll II Vent :t I ti i n aiiiiut t'nre'el. uf ,,irly traveler. Ua ahanilon-ineii- and" r'lilt ií t.f death of Salle caused Its t IT IS A 111 hy hi.;. I ei. I'll. .in, .i,,, aie tiny .alill.U They war.. .Vluni., Alvarez ile 1'ineido, 'M .( iin rful Cancer tiati-- t limine-- I'l.KASl HE TO III llit: re'ellem.Ultin er I, 8. le- - two years afterwards and with TIIKM. VI uitnlt I he el,. i,,i i,ril,,n nf tha i'iir Ifit'i; lie Xrns, 1522. whn clilmi'd to 747 S. Wain St., IOS ANGIUS. f U ALSO IIAVi; A FEW I this, the Fri'iu-- to he a factor tierv e.f th.. lm.ri.tr '...llui. r h.tn l.r, n , 'Ihi r.- i. mi e:,. ;,y , l rállele- - KINDLY SEND TO SOMEONE WITH CANCER NKK TFItXOtTS. ,(,r,. ,1(Jlf. hal,. .iill" mi the' lito lo in the curly h lll.-inel- of em th.-r- j n.-- soiithwe! eirvlnu er mmilliii. ah, I that ,v e Muhile; Mana l."i:'S: I fOMK AND i. iiiiKtUiition.il il" Vaca. Nina. Texas. It is of mti-re- to note here-tha- t INSPFCT Ollt . .. iIu-h- . Iv n hale'-u- i In Hi, i ,,iin.l i nn Ie,altn ir..lT. a ml l9 i,v aI. ai.pi.x .le I'e.r.inaila. 1541. I --a STAfH.IX IT Wll.l,, mkI'HIM; 1, nuvi Salle fiillneireil Die of .f hurgan line u 11 111 I - - It . .1 llllim . mini. .ii ,,f Ha- lin- has also ii laim. - VOI thl - iiiintiim that the coloniiiiitiiin th,- Spaniard hail already l'KIVATi: IIIKINt; I.I SSONS I Un I I- I I j It llll.hr! that Ille eif KllKla, hi Train isca It fría! i il n n 11 4m Ol K th" ill Tuh. Winn stalilish. fxtenieively I FItMs AliF pr.-.- - exploited. There w. re in STItltm.V tASlI XeWfll, the nt t, i t.i re- I ihiv tiihe Infiam. .1 - rwm-s- eif t r iliri j,i,i h.ne- n i iiiissii.iis hraut; h.iut as hi computo sirven missinnarii nnd main m that piminn. ,,t I f'.r liiiiiK pi'imil rf.-- t i i ur inii" an,l .irly as if hit., however, nu in her of I'ri-- nohlenie'ti. I e r, purn ,1. )i,. . h mlhil fllSIUTY while that io ii it entirely i I. Ii.uine. little Is kli. in a at this time thimuh it voluntotTs. w!ai were assum- - Ihe Wright's 111 :", ti Riding tll.Tf Will he Chant.'. ill. n .if tin- it 11,1 mili a, lh,. mri.mni. is eillile- p.issihl,. that the eliicumetlt of School & Livery I Do-- j Kovfrnnii'iit nf ihe ltllon he was In The prini lit lil. ln I i e .nf,, linn an he tnk. ll nut thl-- ihe Iríais in he 'f.nin.l at Qui retaro. found. 313 W. ih i Silver Ave. Phone 241 rvici', Murri Id. ii. t.. Kfl p. n al I Van ' la inn ,,lellllei!l atetas. i'it. 'hihiiahun. At this time, uurthennost set- el o a- - h- et.'-e- ihe h' .ulhiin i',lll,! h iuuK nill - i. i ,t Saltilhi ami Man, luía uliitnatrly .y . tnri'ver;) till tlement mail" Spatilarels was ri t. r i I the MiKtiint atli.rm nut,- . eiijt I, n , 'he-- liKht - '"in nf in- ,l !,. smile i.n this some- teirt Ii imiii'ie tieirth of Tamílico. liiinne, nnel arr',il i.t h' I h I.i,.,, .... I:.- rf "! '.It in whh'h - rw.n.i,,..- " i... this as it ma, t.i l.a Salle It ha seal the Spanish eef the- p 1! .Mr , . lien that ' il. irtme'llt l ain. ..lallllMi, ,,1 ,,,, , Dm nf 1. su. h'iii'.r havi'ic fiiiui,le, thp friura estahlish-i- l a cnlh-- Im FRANK REI5TLE I """"" I'amplicll i, m eitiie'ii "I i l. ..vv mishn IF YOU WANT ir s. III, im Ill in Im n- - LPIWHAVC.H ANO QUALITY - Il.lt lirt Tea Slille Trinielad ar I today th- - LLCCTROTYPtR USE I Me H.- e ail- - what of NrW tile. ,ill, till.. We- i I Ir-e- j i', VISIT i;u,. one Hun, l l.r.iucht with him n ur.nt iiunih. r nf of Alahiima on Trinity river. The K.'11'illwilisl foio a an rxp.-r- t (rr'if.m-nt-- v n .r- - - ' the ini'tire' ..II. nut .a-e.- of tviifneiu lean.-- ,, ty them lieo anhlhrK, (r timn date for this is a 11, hut FLINT-KOT- a few venrs i ! a'n that i tin.it he curial hy main workmen, sen men am! a minih-- r - REX E e. .Hiirhi there ta little h rere"v- the acciirwry ROOFING Mr. liien. ln j , ihr tirei.'tit Hall' .'U'tA. Send for I ireu- "I nuil ii ais ,1. mu stie I I'alanh animals, urnln of thi statement. Dm laniali.iii lam ai.. in ! . v .nut ri tr. nene eiltuial ni'pl. ii. ni re pnrt xiv.-- ' Thrtf le . ! Cf.iin,-.- ,1 m ' The t Franco of ihe Ih,. r hot Mill nh 3 I h.-i.-l Albuquerque 423 First r IIKNKY A To.. Toledo. O this h.. iliscov.retl new d is. TV Klowmf Lumber Company am si. Hi-- - a Í 'ii" n, ere ratheT lKml rtivnliiii it tinni.r S. el h ll' imil.t. 7S" Ha n r.turueil tí fsoxjr. H. fa.-llli- and in á large meamire In Th" luni.lUilIl IAlei I. I : Ar.rr Tt Tak, Hail i it. i filis for riniti- - Irani,- ainl n,.w reiurnlnu to Ihe to miiiii iirtieiii frmii th-- - l.n-- i France cl.uniinK all territory th! vr.ii that lil'i-n- Am. re. . ..iitin.-n- t - en t lor the purpi. of Itiei lirjiide- hut no other cttlem- - ats rrriain erriittfrn 'I t'ie a ,.! near the mmitli nf Dm reat were attemrle-el- . Tho fsjinou hull e, ii i , rr n s 1' i , the classified columns 'V...?.'r,"'..r,1h'Try a Morning n.r i,.. ai,.(i ri, si v,,. Alrrnnrt. r issued In 1 1 1 anil DID tih .rMitt i iitetprin-- r Journal "Want."! its eM l YOU READ sn mistaking the Pier! uKli ir t r.istUe nnd reertii.H ll ter- - on page seven Today?

v, T:T THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1909. 11

2 V 5 'I- - t I Yy z y r Lí U 11 . r r ir r y tx y y tX 9b y á y T y y ?f y T y T V T t vt y f yV V yV f T IS NOW knocking at you, and in justice to yourself you should take advantage of it. If you walk into any store in this city and y t y make a purchase of any article that you could purchase at the store of L. Kempenich, you pay at least FIFTY PER CENT y t y more on the dollar than you would pay at this store, and you would pay it for the very same articles; made by the same manufact y f y f urers at the same time and of the very same fashion and tyle. There are but a few days now before Chriátmas. This store is full of use- y f y T ful and handsome presents, suitable for every member of the family, AND THEY ARE TO BE DISPOSED OF, read the following prices y f y f carefully and compare with what you have been paying for the same articles, THEN CALL AND EXAMINE THE GOODS, you will y t then be convinced. Y ft f yY y Silk Department Dress Goods Dept. y ? - 6- Puna-ma- s, y ? Japanese Silk, Wash Silk, Taffeta Silk, CL0THIN DEPARTMENT Ladies Cloth, Broadcloth, Voiles, 1 Poic de Soie, Rajah, etc., Cashmere, Brilliaiiline, etc., I colora y x Worth 35c, now 22c and widths, also Fancy Dress Goods, y Worth 60c. now 44c Worth 35c, now 1 7c y Worth 75c, now 54c LINE OF CLOTHING CONSISTS OF THE CELEBRATED KUH. NATHAN FISHER SINCERITY Worth 50c. now 31c f OUR WELL-KNOW- N Worth $1.25. now 98c BRAND. ALSO THE STERLING BRAND; BECKER. MAYER fit CO.'S JUVENILE CLOTH- Worth 75c, now 44c Vf Worth $1.75. now $1.34 ING. WE WARRANT EVERY ONE OF THESE SUITS OR OVERCOATS TO GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION. Worth $1.00. now 68c ty ? Worth $1.23. now 83c y ? Big Line of Veils and Worth $2.00. now $1.18 y T Men's Suits Sweater Coats for Men y Veilings Suits, regular $4.75, now $ 3.26 Regular price $1.50, now $1.05 Worth 25c, now 16c Fine Assortment of y t Suits, regular $6,00, now $3.64 Regular price, $3.00. now $1.98 y f Worth 40c. now 24c Suits, regular $10.00, now $6.75 Christmas Goods 65c y Worth $1.00, now Suits, regular $15.00. now $10.98 Such as T oilet Sets, Manicure S'ts, Shaving 98c Elegant y r Worth 1.75. now Suits, regular $20.00. now $14.40 Line of Men's Neckwear Sets, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Work Worth $3.00, now . . . ; $1.98 Suits, regular $25.00, now $18.75 ;.., Beautiful Colors, Latest Styles, Boxes, Albums. Post Card Albums, Dolls, .i i 'Worth 35c. Final Sale 24c. T etc. All these must now t ALL OUR WINTER UNDERWEAR ovs 1 50c, 1 f FOR LADIES, MISSES AND Men's' Overcoats Worth Final Sale c BELOW MANUFACTURERS' COST r. CHILDREN Worth 75c, Final Sale 48c Overcoats, regular $5.00, now $3.15 A big line of Laces. Silk L.ace Valen- ? BELOW COST. Overcoats, regular $6.75, now $4.69 ciennes. T orthon, linen, etc., also Lace T Men's Socks Bands fine Overcoats, regular $10.00, now $6.60 and a line of Embroideries at Y ? Ladies' Sweater Coats Overcoats, regular $15.00, now $8.98 Worth 0c, now 5c LESS THAN COST Worth 121 now , 7c f Worth $3.00, now $1.95 ?c, Worth 25c, now. 14 f Worth $4.00, now $2.50 Men's Trousers Furs and Fur Sets ( Stoles and Muffs and Single Stoles for ladies i Men's Gloves, Su?pauléis. Collars, Underwear, etc at Big assortment of Shoes for and Pants marked $1.50. now , $ .94 f ladies and children. Colors black, brown, children All must go at COST. Pants marked $2.50, now $1.97 BELOW EASTERN COST PRICE. ? gray and white. ?5 Pants marked $4.t)0, now $2.65 ? All our Muslin Skirts and Drawers be- Worth $1.50, Final Sale $ .89 Pants marked $5.00. now $3.29 y ? low COST. Worth $1.75, Final Sale $1.29 Pants marked $6.00, now A Big Line of Ladies' Skirts y $3.95 Worth ALL YARNS GREATLY REDUCED All Bought to Sell this Winter. Only Latent $.50. Final Sale $2.29 t Worth $7.50, Final Sale $4.74 Colors, Styles and Weaves. ? Children's Suits Worth $14.00. Final Sale $8.15 t Plush Coats Worth $2.50. now $1.74 y ? Regular price. $2.50, sale price $1.30 Worth $17.50. Final Sale $11.25 Children and Misses Fine Plush Coals, Worth $4.00. now $2.46 y ? Regular price $4.00, sale price $2.65 V Bear Skin Coats and Infants Long Coats, Worth $6.50, now $4.61 y Regular price $5.00, sale price $3.15 beautifully embroidered and trimmed. Worth $8.00. now $5.98 Table Damask y ? Regular price, $6.73, sale price $4.60 All our Table Damask, while and colored. Worth $2.00. now $1-5- Worth $15.00. now .$9.89 Y ? Worth Sale Price 22c Worth $4.00. now $2.48 rc. y ? Worth 75c, Sale Price 48c Worth, $7.00, now $4.32 Boy's Single Pants y ? Ladies' Long and Short Coats Worth, $1.25. Sale Piice 85c Worth $9.00, now .$5.57 Regular $ .50, final sale 33c y ? Regular $ .73, final sale 48; Fine assortment of LADIES LONG AND SI IORT COATS y All Ladies Trimmed and Unlrimmed Hats Regular $1.50, final sale 98c made of Black Taffetas and clolh of any description, plain and fanry, COMFORTS About y ? Below Eastern Cosí. trimmed with braid and without, all nuit go price no object. Worth $1.50. now $1.08 y Weill. $2.00, now $!.45 t A Nice Assortment of Ladies Lace and Worth $5.00, Final Sale $3.29 y ? Men's Shirts Final Sale Worth $2.50. now $1.48 ' Embroidered Worth $7.50. $4.61 variety in Flannel, Percale, Linen, y ? A great etc. Worth Final Sale - Woiih $4.50, now $2.98 V HANDKERCHIEFS BELOW COST $10.50, $7.24 y Worth $ .75, final sale 39c Worth $16.50. Final Sale $9.89 Covers at Price. A!! tiininiiiiK for di esses, etc. All our y ? Handsome Pillow Half Worth $1.00, 1 final sale . . 72c Worth $20.00, Final Sale $12.60 t Uro and Embroideries, all must go X Worth $1.25, final sale at Y All Remnants in Dress Goods, Sill(s, etc.. 8c turei ' Cosí. final sale ALL OUR I ADIES SLT1S AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. 1tf. Y At LESS THAN HALF PRICE Worth $1.50. 98c All hirl Waists in the hnue, m.ule of Net, Silk. Satin. All our Ribbons, any color imaginable, Y V Percale Linen. Etc. any width. Silk Satin, Y V Staples Hats for Men and Boys and at Eastern Cosí. y ? All Standard Calicos, now worth 8'.c A Large Line to Select From. AT HALF-PRIC- E Y ? per yard: Final Sale, choice Jc Regular $1.50, Sale price $ .98 Notions Y Ameskeg Apron Checked Gingham, now Regular $2.00, Sale price $1.30 Silk Gloves I catherlione, worth 10c per yj., now. ... 5c Sale price worth 10c per yard. Final Sale price per Regular $3.00, $1.97 Long and short Silk Gloves, colors buaik and white and blown, Stay Binding 3 rolls for 5c price 7c Regular $4.00. Sale $2.65 1 Samilk Vt Vard double wovfii finger tips. he celebrated Elite Kid Glove-- , dic;'d 3 for !0c All Outings, solid colors and fancies, and undressed kid. Wool lovs lor ladies and children. I alcum Powder, worth 25c, now.... 1 4c Y ? worth yd., choice 8c Pillow Cord, worth 25c yd., V I2'2C per Men's and Boys' Shoes Worth 35r. now $ .22 now..l2lc Piarl Bullous, worth 5c do?., now Ic Every Pair Warranted or Money Returned. Worth 50r, now $ .3 ? All Caps and at eastern Cloth Buttons, worth 10c per doz.. now. .5c Worth $1.75. Final Sale... $1.30 'orlh 75c. now $ .44 7 ? Cost Price. Hat Pins 6 for 5c Worth $2.50. Final Sale .'..$1.80 Worth $1.25. now $ .94 Hooks and Lyes, worth 5c, now. . . .2' ;c ? Worth $3.25. Final Sale $2.65 Worth $1.50. now $1.10 All Trunk and Suit Cases with a genera! Amole Soip. worth 10c, now 5c ? Worth $5.00. Final Sale $3.90 Worth $2.00. ,,w $!.4i V reduction of 33 tj per cent. Puis, worth 5c, now c V Y V AS SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT THAT THIS OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED NOV NOW Bl. CAUSE I AM POMI1YF.LY RETIR- AS SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT v V US TO QUOTE PRICES O.V Remember! ING I ROM BUSINESS AND MY EN 1 IRE S I OCK MUS I BE DISPOM.D Of AT ONCE. I I I.WE US TO QUOTE PRICES ON V EVERYTHING WE WISH TO ONE OF THE BF1ST SELECTED STOCKS IN THE Ci 1 Y AND NOT A SINGIJ1 AR I ICLE IS BEING RESERVED. EVERYTHING WE WISH TO V SAY THAT THE SWEEPING COME IN AND CALL FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE SI ORE AND PAY LESS 1 1 IAN HIE ACTUAL EASTERN SAY THAT THE SWEEPING t Y REDUCTIONS REFER TO WHOLESALE PRICE FOR IT. IF YOU PURCHASE AN Y ARTICLE THAT DOES NOT PROVE PERFECTLY REDUCTIONS R TO Y ANYTHINC' IN OUR STORE. SATISFACTORY. I WILL GLADLY RETURN YOUR .MONEY. I Kfmit mch. Corner Central Ave., and Third St. ANY I HINC X OUR STORE. Y Y X t St- f Y Corner N. Third Corner N. Third St. vY and Central Ave. Lo KEMPENICH and Central Ave. t J DECEMBER 12, 1909. THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SUNDAY.

fV-- round a blfwik in a way, smided to do no within a weeks, - t proud and InifKint- - lltat nut Ii a rai uu:il nccur .Ldcmt nt tf Ood agaln- a and resumes his daily toil, fooling that The chief difficulty seems to be that Certainly e have . living In the UNIVERSITY WILL In ih" mmn'liiy liRht in' Iwcntiith n arroK.uil nation. he is badly ust-d- Dcm'.ng Headlight. this man, who has been our out of the last t l uí ll I lilmry. lout, ctrliiitily v.e have dlnunhtiied frozen north eighteen IviliAilion. .N'' re . ideal .1 Somlim-s-t twenty-thre- e years, has a genuine tfiiin Si'hlum'l, of N'- Tor. a on-- AVho i'i", niink of the Wonder. morning Journal ' Two and a half years ago section about exhibiting himself to tea in the rourt of ffirral kfii'n, of the arlíer layt? 'first, DOWN ON I iii, tow nship 2. range 3fi was a cow nublic. Peary Is a scientist CLOSE rtmovinif Iii wli "AVhere arc thoyc lilr.iU today? The the (Official XmihhihI"-!- ' f New Mexico) ,in Ihf iharit' nt pasture, today covered with a live all the time. He A'alues his ; w are all refuse its lst and with intent to Jiframl a it'ilnor. and prevailing thoiisht is rich WIIA' COl'LllXT .1.1.1 tl city as of more im- il hustling of 5.000 inhabitants. scientific achievements riibl.'-bc- li tlx money, or himse-if- ? nf;,r wrvpd liis full ftm In lmpr.ed with the fact of ixtradlie AA'ith lights, sewerage and the opportunity to hf.lns for electric portance than IOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. hl c i'iivl. ti'in i t anlilf l.y we are niiJtlous for a liirK'T hou'. waterworks, three mites of concrete mnke monev. He will do nothing that FRIDAY: HEX T ' accum- O.I.MM hr,. a! " Oif t.iirl i.f LiTul. íin'l a n Irlai morn beautiful thinjrit. for the THE iP.ClAI. sidewalk and three rai'lroads with two does not coincide with his rigid ideals T A MA CPU K 1 IS i.V f'l It is for con- - iTilfXi!. liifiory of the t I ulation of pa'ntlriirs, ftatuary or non, ready made pcü. i .te more in sight, railroad Improvements of a scientist's dignity. For exnmple, V. lll'KKK Iain Tlif l F. oV pr!n- - uratulation all tiroun-- costing one a dollars, moving JAME H CHr lin r t.".l"l by tho Janticf of ike id'-- ife n enjoyment, the and half million he has declined offers from Pl.A'Ii '' Ihus l.rtlfb fchow J4. tt RIGHT Advertising Mgr In liappineisi. i six churches and a few other things, nirtnre men. who want to his O. liigiit.r court ia ring Ihr finle of (xlntence r.ui - th tiii.- rtn u.. Ot'EsTloN after all is watch us another two and a half and offers from Two Weeks and a Half Holiday I life in all. Yt polar photographs, ,( Inltm: not what for at few-reel- s ra M v.hfiher or not Xen- Enulana is ready years. Clovis Post. that want a n dam tier nUr-ett- J talking concerns Entered rr l have bctn ihriueliout our rommunity. throush "- Vacation on the Hill as Result nt Albimucrqd". N M, Thf into lo let use enter the uno - to retail throughout the tn . - thought of talk i oifim!ti-- 'l ,ovi-mt.iT- in- out a!! our rommunítie. the M under act of Congress of March 2. In inr hero the .Monument flclonss. country, offers which amount to a tidy of Decision of Faculty; Var- found in Jum, IS'.'. Thi ful mind i immediately Imprefcetl A newspaper of a In HI. , Jntrrnrit nim liiiXT Pl'T lied i'i suim,ji on tells teacher fortune." on June i'iH:, int.rpos- - that rmn and women nnd childrc your letter wilhout th regular post- - the schools of liuffalo who returned sity News Notes, XI- - In THE VDI1M(. Jill UN - - Till: ed a iltmurn r, hurí man id tinner have wrlit.n upon tin- heart and afe. If you úo jr. u s:r stun. to the authorities $1.20 that had been i i' ' overpaid her, and suggests a iKMiix'i iti:ri in i PiPi.itor a'Jvirt ni- - nl over v en montlm. until the common thought a good time.' that EW MIAH O. si PlllltTI ii Tin: monument b? erected to her memory w it. d muUipiy when debt to CHRISTMAS TREE AÍ University of New Mexico will H hu- Feb. . I In n disailowi .iiii.imobiieii YKSTnilliAV the The i'Kiv ii'i or mi; iti rt ai. - to commemorate her honesty. Our enlarged ih-- t land of ían IMHTV AM, TIIKIIMi; IM Th- - J f' ii'l.int then not guilty. ourht to lie paid; bnusn are .itisfaetion of matl.i- the wrong. A close next Friday, December 17, for i- - contemporary is dead pi - i i oai k on its t ut: iei mod r tiii: i:i ri li.- ., l.rooxht to ii November wh' n ihlldrin u;lil l be educated jiunshlrici not gcing is city the holiday vacation, which will be paimy i v a he name. monument due the of Buffalo i iihex in ):')T. ami the t r ji I in tti" ron- - taint'. in and entertainments abound illustrious in commemoration of the fact that it two weeks and a half In length this muiiT. - FOR POOR viitinn mid jutiKiTi'.iit lililí now. sn when hard ii'ik Mimmons. And w is the only city- in history that ever ARMORY . s if lex-- i, I year, the work resuming on January - In In enjoyinK IT I.ATIIKIt looks Nf' overpaid a teacher even in vast TEHMn OI SI IIM HI1TM. N'MimuiT, iVV'J, i inn'- ore lili are iiioiiMK our llahylon. tnoKt the - . . . . oft o had witiuflnj even the . 3rd. The first semester closes on Dally, by "- rimni h i w ..plat-hiii- sum of El Paso Times. carrier. onrt for r'-- . It lit not loo ninth the fountains, and beautiful Expo-nitio- ii in'-i.i- at the Lund begins Dally, by ma!!, unc .J , Misaourlans January 17. The vacation one to UEei,i. tlf.it sreali-- i X dilinn than Barden-- and Kiacefu! archei, and the in Chicago. ouiiarisoim Are Otlerous. CHILDREN week earlier than the catalogue an :- l dan any other thlx ouKlit n lie ft.nlily rittain ible, eve ha ib liKhl. end the tier.rt lia al i In nltiltoii In reply to the argument that col- by special ac- v.f-t.- -r 118U011 It nouncemcnt reason of tjwiK--r in Xen The ily H"r ;;!! Mil' li It ii... :in two yearn faction in the s ministry THE Ci iNSKKVATIVK manner in lege kind I - football of the murderous faculty. i r day - h'- - tion of the fi .Nm MmIi the trial that Hi- - J iilKm- lit inul a liinai of life. AVe are not irhteli tin- Kl Paso has bt gels courage. Col. John Si. Mosby. flic jear. I,. v il jm oln Ions rmr in the for m c I linn . The li. Kt thine in iliill.ll. d the Nli'iiraguan "crisis'' is who Is more or of an authority on r r' f..r less The edition of the catalogue for t!ie aitiiiiie-io- ll i a are runny Ki'ithv of iiiliniratioii. courage, to Salvation Army Busily Engaged "TIm Morning .luiiriinl lir n liiglirr "f lAi'leii'i' "hi inu.'it lif, not Joke, nnd there points Stonewall Jackson, year '190 and 1U10 having all been I .il,,-- bavins; in w hose 'college career football did i In iilnitifi ruling Iban weorileil I" h::w li'.'-- irijurii.u-- i 'o tin- a.n liant ibiiii.H latter north than in Collecting Presents and used, a neat circular has just been any irtlnr fMxT In N Mexico." rly r. .. ivabit on Jl'ST IlKAft in min i that Christ- not build courage. The difference be- liir-lory- . iniil nf.l iTi'in ail ailtollli'blle. issued from the press of the Morning r.i is tween 'JIii' AiiktIihii renn-- mas Is tv.u weeks distant and it the colleges today and those of of , 111, y ten ble th' 'TV Jiiit tiien- i a remedy. We Ornaments for Visit Santa Journal to sTve .until the now cata- Vtllr unfair to tin- - cl.rks to put off your two generations ago as respects ath- : M It In .' bill, r oriiiii' ntary uwn thi that N. b.icbadticzzar did not stay logue appears in March. jimu yrhi'i MAV i:h ') she jiping any longer. lJo it now. letics is. in the opinion of Col. Mosby, Claus, iilir.lnuif ti.illoii "f iuM'ie in tin 'rn the field. And in hl rational con by between measured the difference MIsk Hilda Snoeberger has real. t of the great' -t nation or eciion ;;me r' ititiition of bin honor Stonewall Jackson and John L. Sulli- who .IX AIN)Illi: MOWftfllV tt.it' T'HK CASK of the woman who died been dnlnw work in: the Commercial earth, that a man. I v. o yi urn after nd mnjii'tv. What lhl nation tieetls as tile result of having a sponge sewed van. Phoenix Republican. Have you a doll, a plaything or two, ;- department, and who has served an re-- i onvl lion inore tlnni a ' nft' i lb,. rei,roclaiii.ti"n of Divino truth up iit her body hy a bun., h of surgeons kh r ii iuji ni l him r i'f Ihe iind lying about the house, perhaps laid ihe president's stenographer the pres- In t in its ma an operatl'iii will help to make Mi . h'a reltrnf from prison, xhould be perpetuity will I', not after Among the Magazines. for- ent semester, has left Albuquertpae to publican i. ny X at II" unpopular, even among away in memory of a dead and. formed th.it l) mas wroiiKly eoiHirtei' rial achl- -i i but in lt (ptrltual appendicitis go to her home at Flagstaff. present time, vi i y lowly iTwinM' nntlefiuting rich. The risk of gotten past, that you would be willing iiini eiiiltb d to anotht r tria!. Ife. The nation that endures betnusf the that of an absolute limpar. by. Willi yourself a for to give to some child living presence of the HvinK havii'K made As a result of a trip recently made make little President Gray spent Thursday at Don Hu!u n. mi t. Ming III'" f the a of instruments or a bath towe' call ra, through Texas, New Mexico, southern happy on Christmas day? If you Las Vegas where he addressed the i f A J I .11 IM.MIAT. Von! of the livmB God. We mu.it n al." ' And totny that Dim otidiih.n thins tT not une that appi Arizona a students of the high school and of th-.- ' men, In the and northern Sonora, "The have and would care to put it to -, ,atk tliousht of here . Is w Unes'- I I, y th. r pu'ili. i.im of the Message," a story intimately interwov- gooa use, call up Captain M. 11. Clem- the Normal University. T' hiii' a). ti fluid--- , tin a. tioli o ii hnoi, yonder l the capítol, and at IT Irt HEALLV bard to find any territory with mut'ei inga nt i en with bcenes and allusions to real ents, of the Salvation Army, telephone lile nui-r- t i onrt of I'niti-t- Ht.itn through our voice fiviilt with President Tail's idea ' at ilmt,-(lií- Unii. i pulling th'1 matt, r iii" the lie white hoiif, 'haractem of Xaco and vicinity, ap 26s, or drop hinia postal card at 307 Miss Florence Pickard Hokona in of Mil ihroii-i- :iil our literature, call having a Imsinesu like constitution, for Hall, gave a "fudge party" on the oc- ritiM- - Tin is a spliit the ont..rnit Gmnl fr. nd neared in the issue of the Saturday Broadwiiy lie or one of hiá if tin- - iiew utate of Ni w Mexico. And South and l n. a mi-I- ii tin y may realize God casion of her birthday last Friday, to ii inll .M'irrlioii. ini .ins reheurniF im that - v livening Post of Inst week. will gladly call and get the animating Hi'' Icidiii in' 'f the president ran In- imn h more uufe-i- assistants of lln.- - whole i.i.ittt r. nrnl till of tin been tumult, noise, dust While of course Mr. puttullo a number of students. purl In !1 ff tin- territory, "here has trusted with tins document than added articles. amount of large enough to be useful, toys, ry l) upo open ,'o'ie of the tour.tr. whether tluli litmnr of sin, in enticinR and would-b- e in fiction Anything at all will which burder vi il' the hunch of constitution -- The representativo of New Mexico rytrpiillileK muy l.e v.Kh the one nidi very of Cod emove the scene from absolute truth. candies, suitable articles of clothing, revolt, a nl the only canto of iiiiia'" iind the name makers in N'.v Mexico who would Tor the. Khodes Scholarship will be or other, will reiniie In the escape, are mimmoned like to get finger in the pie. his descriptions are good and his cow or cash donations. Everything; do- must l (liiil op' n i'i to llii' the fad men and ve a to use. selected by the faculty on Dec. 15. in puncher true to life. nated will be put good An 1 I l but tronb! Holm' iuenU' ii now name, to recall that flrtutirhlp "f Ml .ti n has mil thin to that and The story is one of interest, the energetic campaign is being waged by to It tottled at once ami for all time. " TliK Nl'MP.KU of available affida- Miss Ross occupied the assembly iiusnifeiítcd ludf befar Una tin." préseme ap- thread of the narrative beins well Captain Clement and his soldiers of . I vit men in the Cook controversy request. d.i of tin The etilltf llljit ne aK.tlllHt llene ustained throughout. This is only the local Salvation Army barracks in hour, Monday, at Dr. Gray's Fifty yan ar", ' pears to lie increasing by leaps and Eng- ii Kt'ew- out of n In P. one a ma- effort to arrange for a great big She gave a eeno from a New lililí unit llii' i i i.nii. the I.iiiiu iiullui'l three in' itoi fedinit H i. Tin: woiu.ii is HAiti I bounds. It is hard to find nnv eitlz.-- of number of articles, the an i land play, representing colonial cou m l he be nt rourtu of the liiHtrlet of Co w w teria for which Mr. Patullo collect- Christrnax jollification at the Armory ut" innnHKllilf fn l.licil (ii! Iv i im! lir ho isn't illing fur a lew dollars nt in part of 17th i - 2S. A inns the early the I liniiliia to federation from All (In- v.iir'i! p.vjiiiarlly to ed during his stay in the southwest. on the afternoon of December muilf IK ((. in Hi'" li rvii'iry. n' iTohlliit the In sweiii- that i'oni. a liar century. Mum Ross' Impersonation , I i I fell.-- - Ie was in southern some canvass of the city has discovered tili-ll- . nttiiij; the livu k'r. Stove tc Kanm .mu iiii ni a ke and a few that he never seiiv lln- North pole, Arizona for tllllllt llrt' llullK' .l Fill. i'll'l ioi ime, following there are 200 children who will of the several different characters foiii.i.iiiy of SI Mo. I' inline- lliers. The of inoin y, Is i'aid up never even hear'l of it and didn't ex- the Greene Cattle that tliK mi ii who i nTiMitiit Un' i init'Ui .in Iiuir, ice ompany in joyfully attend the Christinas celebra- ivas excellent. Here good voice and il o, be root plore any farther than the I'ronx. It roundups Cochise and - nsb-m- lt th" .le.. Injun uf that i ane on h inert ni veri- uo authority, to the natural acting combined to mako her fiiirty nf Uní .n m liuu- will ti"i is surprise Cool rro'stnir the line for the Turkey tion and be glad to accept the toys anu il r i t i tes it is. that tin small matter for that work Very interesting. She was i:in I the mH'Ti iiie tmirt of the of all iil. and eel - Can-uncu- on to Ihi? ñu ill". uf has r- lrcated to a. .sanitarium. Track and raiicli roundups other articles hanging the tico for : warmly applauded and responded to I i ll ' r temiiol i.rv iiijiiiu tío!! i?aliil Aunt of money in sulliilctit iiuantith same company. them. It'ivtTtiiix ni. AVIillo lif ni' 'i me the encore Eugene "Llttlo Somt m A of Army with Field's , l!ie iiiibllt ilion of the inline of the is the parent of the most ttoubi' A iTI'.ALL, force Salvation workers i'f Ui ftalionul i Diiimilli Mr l.iiiti' I( says that Boy Blue." Miss Ross will be move In "U'e -- vi!s the great nation game will be tjuite busy for the next ten heard k niiuivr uf tfi j.wrly. tin! oii).any the don't that r.iariv all if the were robbed of Its danger PEA It Y HEÍT'IVKS S.VI.IIOO to good advantage in the play, "Mr. r''.n I lontending it days gathering up donations, bul they wln-- In lift of in.? fedeiatl'.n. Tli if the eai'.h ir.v Ju.l now would be robbed of its interest; tha' e lie mokes ft' tul minia k' lXIlt XOItTII POLE STOItY will not too busy to get everything Bob." as "KaUn-rin- Rogers," niece iJ'-.- . ü i(iiitiiif-ii'i'- danger be li- - Ihioii w a fre ly Vi'l'. the element of is the ciernen nnunni I li" j.jiny iiwll u't It seems probable that many years offered. If you have anything to give to Rebecca Luke, at I31ks opera i l of in any gam. in I he federation irhii iind the ion-t- The lüit'-i- Flates government Interest That is true house, December 21, 1900. inlKhl h: wil. "I am ihv of bull fighting, but it Is not in thi will pass before an author receives a notify Captain Clements and he will N'a.'i-l'-ii- . mid wan Imih ujion ttiiM nun. .hough tin- count ry nl large is on rmfilff." hli fiil'iimut i H"t order slightest sense true of iho most inter- higher price for Ills literary product do the rest. m cup il.li'-rin- rneiit. i oilmtilllti.il filf.nrlal hails, and all The silver won by the 'Varsity lir la it 'll r. i esting of all games baseball.- - Phoenix 'han Commander E. Peary In Hire reasonably pro- - Robert Town-hi- p football teicni at the Arizona game i i I 11 Afler extendi d arn.Ki the of the country Itcpubliciin. Xoliif of Filing Pints. lhr'ueh"iii I'" ,!. from Hampton's Magazine was on assembly ii. ii. n i lf f us')' lie for Department of lor. exhibition at the tr i i.i.'-- ( nit n wen' nti d to Impil niiiiienl .erotlf, lulled t' ice an How about Tiyriis Cobb? Isn't he the Intel in'ir'i ,"i 'lis own story of the discovery of Lniti-,- last week, UMii. Dtin.Angcll made a . IM rereiv- - ticasury. an to put It the States Land Office, l.us Cru l".l i ' if 1. Jiikiix. Wrlicht, (omiioix licit in the national clement of duiker, mildly? occa- iimv p pole. M , few remarks appropriate, to the t 'a ll North ees, N. December 10. llHiii. f ' i k !,... .1,1 ' - iK rile iiioiillni, Mltiln nine nnd ritmriiliil ilirTlcultirs have forced '.. ' ' i It Thih feature cost Hampton's n Notice-i- s hereby given that thi' fol sion. X. . i I liritli-l- i THE IxiC'S reputation as "man's i , MnrrlHon I'poii a the district upon the parllu ir.ent the draft I' r r.i. Will I! liit lal'fd unselfish friend" is tmnt to be aug- clean, cool $50,000. No rate per word lolling townships have been survey' )( i "urt of alii d the ilerlHlon ing of a budeet which has brought Official of Ill '.lllli:(!i.'l 1.1... Ill the llii'!.!!.' ;i.ii uffiinn mented by his service as an unselfish Is specified In the contract, but it is und plats of survey of said tow nship notice of the completion - The i et which the the organization Copper 1. mi'tith, In u;ih nl fur Hi'- u.'- - miiTtine lonrt will ielew the ib. ut the Klliv. ciitds detective. Th" story comes from Jlieh- - generally estimated that Commnnder will be filed In this office January 13 of the Chino. i.h Is company, whkli company purchased rr H'-l- III- - ime ihua mad" out. lliited Kingdom has Igiin that while a mull was showing' Peary receiving $1.18 cash for each 1010: (a) township south, range mliiltrat!in, it li of-th- jlin-In- eolo-- 10 nst, M. ihe property Santa Rita g tt-- . I. hi? slriii the revolt of the American a death certificate signed by a phy word that he writes for Hampton's X. P. M.: (hi township I'arly of tin I' mi'ii ut company at Santa Rita. last June, I M IHI. I S. ii ' e siclan lo u ticket ugent preliminary to Magazine. Benj. B. .Hampton, editor south range 2 west. X. M. P. M.; ( t llir n f.i ' m Ill .(iv. in" hln. r. If. 1(l IDHT.INT was given to the public on part the shlpmeiil of a coffin, a game war of the magazine, makes this state- township 2 i south, ra tip' IT, west, X the first ! í f;u mm Hiinllar eiiiburriiHsmelits on the Iilinililii Illi.I ..ni'. So run M. (.1) day of the present month. All busi-- . Wililei-Hlll- l 111 den's dog pointed" the casket so per ment: P. M.; township 22 south - AtlollKV Central llUf of the Cermiin empire imt long agn ' r(ulrii''l h iliil mil i i.imult Hh sistently that the warden had it open "If you have a desire to estimate range 2a west, N. M. P. M.; (e) town ness after that date (December 1. - comi'li ti'il IiIh fliMl itiiift of the iiilmln cost Von llu'ow the Imperial chancel will any i t uMli im f iT'iiiuli' iH imy- ed to find that It contained the dead the rate per word that will he earned ship 2 south, range 21 west, N. M 19ii), hereafter be conducted Ixtiiillon 1.111m Intended lemcily il" tvli'Ti; In llu: iiiriinry. Tin ii'lmiiiiit-(r.illi.- li t" lorship. blillleS of alio quail. by Peary with his North pole story, P. .M. On or after January 13, 1S10 under the name of the new organiza- fei lx In i tie Hepburn rate bin and give though ill hi elrrum tion, bilis of ili ríml tn 1' nrn the Nlun uf tter . you would be Mifer in placing it ut this office will be prepared to receive and all and accounts authority to tin-- Int. coin- - the Santa Rita Mining company will Ihi miii i.f w Mt xi.-- In u mole ihl.iic tiiiiccs than moM of the other Huro $2.50 per word than $1.20. We have applications for entry of lands in the ,i I Editorial Sayings; Wise above-mention- be settled by the Chino Copper com- - lili lí I' OlllllllKlllll. nean coiiiit lb s, iiinls herself forced to bought only American and Canadian tow nships. Any líiird lo ni. Ii i n . ! I rx m, an- muí- I and pany, I wo m Iiiim In pre- - w In mugazine al! persons as the change at this time is ' iarate bill en o In of in lulin s to tax rights, and Stokes' book claiming lands in these 111, liiiiiii-il.ili- i 'iiiiri.l uf lln- ii.ill.iiial siarih one of name ouly not of manage- - pnroil in order to mold ill.niteii re-- c order make meet. and Otherwise rights cover only these countries. townships by reason of prior settle and B. ipmi iii, mi, I n iiin .i It ' lor.i. it fnr to ends hi . In-t- leaves foreign rights to mont on same are ninety nient. i r k JiniK.llitli.il when tiny are l Slgtioi- Clollltl. premier of Italy That all the allowed days riyilfi Unit In; i.iitl I." .i' .iir(l to The U lell. AA'hen they are figured up the next following January 13, IS 10, in ndin ed. tine bill will relate to rail- net Ills high office because of his in- - Gime. ri'iTiiti iit lln- wuUiiii uU. ul tin nii Speaking of the Thaws it may he a totals should amount to $100,000 or which to make application at this of roads, with viu h ri iilatl. un im w ill ililllty Icsm ti tax burden upon In rurli inatl'Tn, 1ml In- nt iui ,nriil to the matter of lntere."t that Harry is frozen even $150.000. fice utnb r the law. Kin tin- (Jin ii m ni i imlrol hi-i- the III.-- , pi'.iplc. In r in w nl no mi" Inn lnini"lt ;m ii In and Evelyn froxeii out. El Paso "Peary Is not u good busin ss man. JiiSE GONZALES, Register. .'ale of HloekM ii nil boiidfl mid pretcnt And lilrriculty In every case As a ii. a E. H. SIMS, lilt- n I'lltlll' nil ii' 1' fall- III I hmkI Hi. the Times. matter of fact, he poor man. Receiver. i ill, I wnteiitiif uml ntlii r ii K' ll" ills of prlng.i source that is Mrs. Peary has been head Mr. Alnlrt-Hi'- uml tlx- i hi, ll lita M i if lir from the niiine the business i aiiitallz.illiin. Thin will K I" the thi- - lillelilpt to build greater Not Hair OIL of the family, und the commander Quality in fi'U for horses, cows uml r' iml.. an I' nli.'ilril ri'iuniil t'-- , Mr. ui IMiuliry, lurv fine b When butter is made out of petro never loses an opportunity to praise is just us necessary us it is in I i 111 cumtniltei.. niaii.- ual of war. on land ami feu, than s TK . li'.lll t.'lllH lütlliri'il. I crra-crie- Hill poll!!;: f ii in the man with a grouch will be her for the manner In which she has or meats. Our Mock is the I bellii; invotveil. ivt-- v re ih eiin d necessary before IIIUl hill llnl In. Ill 111. til :1 !il.i robbed of Ih- chance to kick about labored and horno the brunt of lilo largest in New Mexico and ciiulil mil 'I In- i.iin r i .iM-- nil pulula In I w Unir .iiiiii.its i.."ii Hi tK. t in vi'l in lu "I Id s Ins! or;'. the lost lock of lour. Tucson Star. quarter of a century of work in oe. licuor neieeiea. 1 nsli guarantee h it i l I the - win. nil ml i in. ri it tin approaching- Armageddon? i im ! mi. Are Arctic, peary und Mrs. Peary have with every order. Your money hack pon i.i of I i li i in- be . yon I s be i. in ion, and will PliiiiMblf If are not satisfied. . E. V. Mr. I.una ih I ii hi; sacrificed their materiul comfort to Ice, referred to the cmiinillti t on int. r- - M A Texas paper advances the theory Y . 1eml Ave., Phone. 18. MllliTI IT 1' nt, Hi. r- pulí-r- I.IMi Ol'lt iltTt MTV. his Arctic Ideal. Every dollar they ( .on in. i , .,. The .niinill.-- " thut the reason the Kansas railroad iii i.r ,. M i. i). I tin- .iili in ould tpaxe from actual living mis .i, - i ii 111 it- I. III. d i i. I.i .1 . Applet. in fimmiMsmniTs issued an order forbid to equip expedi Try II. . I I v vork einiiilt ineoii andel' doesn't has been used a Morning Journal i:,. th- - Want Ad aim '.. ni tllg tile Careless i 1KJII llg Of lag! I gt kh I; and I i ltil.it. lepmln o.i tin pi .1 i, I i pot luiilty knocks; fche tions, so that, when Pcarv returned tli III' II in la II. I I'll!. l) .1 i.i i l l a 1. ,ii tb.it su many bottles and jugs wore in Is til'! oil the porch. She tic nt ton few months ago, there was mighty til lilt, I' t Malt.l I I, al la. I I". I. broken by the baggage smashers. A BIG AUCTION Ii'. t'. llttl' money lu the Peary bank ut-co- SALE . (.m i ii i A I M lo Incluís in the northweet to I.' Ii ,N. ,M Hi. M III III I .111 l" IHi: in nt;i, l. lett'is Tucson Star. lay to the i fli t t that sin- - had just sent ri.luiim n js al ' : s ii Uml Itecoril Breaking I Allure Offers. Regal Shoes 1 I M , M - he I;. Ita.b lilt. i.f the New vain .bin pn ills to thi'tn for Christ (.citing Common. tin- imln.n I ii I It'll 'The revenue from his books and . I I Ynik Av. ii, bMeriaii in nlld hoped they would get Howard Chandler Christy, the arti, - will seJI For Young Men . I l'n chiiiih, Illas them In- ii Hi.. i f... i ..i.. .. I ... II. magazine work could he greatly at auction, Tuesday, -l is Am w ho achieved .ohliiul..i, I. iv. r .1 .i- .flllnl.is n safely, Imt doubted it. owing to the another rican has Teased by lecturing, if Peary's friends fame and ru in in- In our large ihowing si I un. II In. li Ii.ih at ai li d no e t hell .ink-. "I will get and matrimonial an persuade him to go on plat-- í Dec, of new switchmen's credit felicity Is - the 21st. at 2 n. m, one 3 "oitui in. i nisi i:i iniN.' - at the same time. It a coin- crdiicr- .ill. iiin.ii ! r. iiM.ii ot tin-'- In this way scinling cietly gilts,' form. He has had offers that would Regal Fall style there are tome ir .li. ill. ill that iti almost too i i . net one Ik nt( in n i in v In. Ii tin- i i id she i vplaiin 'il to le i hu.'-b- ml, "with him hundred thousand dollars more pronounced model Tli" I'hll.. i. ,,.i.i li I mi illinium In attract notice. Phoenix louni house, with Santa Fp for i aiijii-lii- i ! for the first year's work or more, if . I piakir alii nt r.lniy out haling o thing, li vou wire Itc publican. those who prefer nil. Hi. I. ar, ml In" he would be willing to stick to it for the ex Ilioilel . -- t . h k M e I i 111 nlili. 'IVf lmr iiiin to an i.pportunitv as brick foundation, lot r. i nhUi hi J. in Hi. Ml ? vevral consecutive months. He has 50x142, treme fashions" ofthe .if tin- .ll o mí w i s t a tin- i a r wouldn't lie a poor to- One I'll in the Ointment. 1" mu t "! I'l. i.! I: T.iffi in im ion man received offers from many of the lcad- - n . 1 Miel-at- says season. r nix. . f biMil i . " Andrews that Taft'i .l i .. li. mi II I"'..- ami .luí Then she hurried off to attend ng cities of country, located at 614 South High flii't aiiiiii Ha li message to ct.nc.rcM assures the guaranteeing St., in ..I h iM I,. - llle t . ll v a fpei-lii- l in- In r At- - statehood Thne miit Inn íi;iiii.. ..i I U I .' I'll, . la b'll al church. him as high ah $5,000 for a Mingle lec for New Mexi.o. If anything was MjltM ' I i with Rfgil will I 1. 1. ti at. d i i. Cli.be. ture. entire furnishings lllnl'c 1...I I...I ll in. lr lu.ii needei! to cominee us of th' doubt- of same. N.-I.- In-- can no lo every ii, r li.il li ha. fulness of the situation regarding 'Thcro be reason (at least, ppl - 'I 111' his friends assert) why he could Let no young ma in 1 111 -- raid ir liad, lim assurance oi;e miss a I'ln.ll. Tin .11.' p. statehood. "Hull's" suptdies chance út . We the ssimisl nt tunes, II Ki not take advantage of the lecture op- town. They can- I . if .in Ad in li. it. liosii. nj.' Is a ii. il ii .. l; III gl. loin hi' cirl. portunities people, . and unit the and not be duplicated tl f. ni. ni tin in I I. a Itoi a Loom lie this beautiful little home, ll.ilNl lil'l; ill nti. liner tries At let them hear his story from his own in snjr othtr ll T It II us funny lories. ha ll V. . t heal. lips kJj I'm k. The laming .f Armour & Co, th ihoes-n- or V.'.I He I in. ! tin J. M. Ill T' ii' Chicago In f packers, for the vear "l"p to the present time ho ha not SOLLIE, !kt Ml- - p I. .iii.i : inn HI - ompleted any nrra ngements, ui "a. i,..i ruling October lililí, it is declared lecture ttioes give I . I i . - may per- - Auctioncrr, a alll-lll:iT but belli ved he tait 'an' inioiinteii in about 3a per cent on it is that be Ihe mvlfu $ I i. -- i ) .' tln lr tnpital tot k of .'ii.iii'ii.iinti. you gel in Hi.. i I This places tin- statement of I he beef : ! ' '. ,n ; r Regal t I l.i-- l - pa kern that lin y ore not ri sponsible In. h 'i'i i.f p..: i. oi .mil th' "77" - nn r. prlc. quaitct- ?W '4 i .... . t ! 1 1 for the in the of meat .. i l nl- - Ih .. i of K'ri'-- i ii in ph s Sri tut t;. rr) n n ratlnr ...ilitfttl light - Phot nix . nn ". a I i'i- - Ui .H CHRISTMAS 'a I. ii- - Jit tl) (ript& Republican. GREETING In .1 w t i l'iimoiM iiu fir I !i .. i 1. it lib le Ml ll. t e It ll- - vc I Ii. ., C. May, li ll tlmla t ta. v.l tl he av. hit The Woil. 314 W. Central Y OI" go Ii i:l I.I.- - I f.-- n. . i 'Another will he made, at ati't around our corner without seeinr ' ara II. iHl.l'il.lH'1., i.l cfiort hundreds of things L ll -. ires-ii- t s. Msii.n suitable for Christmas Gifts. We have eight larce show - ... . Mr e I. Ill If rf till all- T! t the of emigres, to ii.i..., T.'t: l'n- . they are all full of beautiful goods. I t hang.' the late for the Inauguration I IMe.iiii., lia ih . .t it w w I I in .. ii. of Ihe president of Tinted Stales . t I COLDS th' WE ARE IlEAlXjrAKTi.liS I. ' l"l ii from March 4 to the last Thursdav In Hon t till liiftln to Cough -: f III.. ll. tli- - i.r.illl of ll null iu Til." If we could Une .,nhI- ihe elegant Hand Itags , . . . HxchaiiK. iiMt in ,.Kj. t f HO m t.ik "S. i nt i n" at - . i .1.1, li. .!.le. Ml hatige th- political horizon nt th. greni hue of Toilit Si l in Mrrling silver. Silver Plat,-- . "titiirv I l - t - n,r t in of lassitude and Ivory . .ll.'l d lllh tlit "!n t!' next clet tlon it won't mailer much (kmI. Itainty llaml Pointed lilna. liM.,- fcTNMlratiTi- ii- lirilliant I'lj'llnj. i t ak t and ou will .!- -. g t v iimr hav nluit day Is set inauguration .f .1 I Mank-uriii- s. v ..ii.'. r i. 'in. n Ho r u-.- f - for the IT PliHES. Sel. Hah, shaving Set-- l.r-TÍHi'M.- Pi. i ..I.I he an ireula- .illt-tt- e ! itieckcil - I , IM.I I , - I our csndnliite. Anv old day will i.n- S.iftty IUkitv Iihm I lite of Halnly Prrfiu,,,-- M.I I II I I i; o i lit.-- i. ( Li' cans, Toilet I Mil vIKAIIoX. "ll the ni in of oil wt-r- o---s I leming in ily. Iiru-ln-- s. - : . J Water the t Traveler oinli ami o I.iiti o .. "im ifl'l pi i , ,,í!, 'o I.ic Will be restored and the fold ; i i ii ,. ; la- . .. t 11 - .il i. 1 In a ' il i !. Ihiil I'i- - Inn i :. iT.'k' Up b. tore further develop- I I ' - 111. :tI'iht? Mu r . ,:l t at ti u:i AW mi- mad h.itde of tti. a t.ls. DiMEiElOlft' li... nt.ll. ta. the . When th,. bills come In on the f,it w - li- l.r.aks ii p hard tlfa? 'ik' Ui".ii lln hi; J. ,1 .'f tilt i i h lit re. t? li- rii'Dmlii-i- the t of Ihe month, and a man finds, nft-- r ! uMiern Co'ds that hang n Grip niia- - urriiiiji i.f j tin- li, a't of v lia ll l.l. alu' tUilllllt. pai ing th. m. that he borelv ha irii. t.:ie Hnndy In mrry. fu t h vest J. H. O'RIELLY W i.i-iiti- t enough to a showing in CO. la U1.. uml li. ! t iti ft.-i- ..I t r'iid .f i luxury ttiol mnke decent !" All Store lie. Ihe on 1 i . .1 lru. contribution box in church 'ie buies drug flore between Iienver ! une ttf tin. ni"M Muklni; ..in r. in iiiy i pt tNin oniin..!, nl it r and Alíseles. Iluniplil)!.' llMiM'o M.ilo-ln- Co.. Sunday, he is apt To mf few harh Aim .if ila h li lia UT in Ih Hint in lunaey ha. otreol dir. XAIIImm oixt Ann Mmlv New things about the trusts and the roMrr S.le.1 )ow It Candle Inda, lie have - tle tinr line in the rity. I'trB mn in f.iit ll l''ij.:n Ihat lne..m in I. ..riiiv tln- I ork- - tariff, olid then he kicks the cal Eiffel' j2--

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL', SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909. 13 DRY GOODS READY TO WEAR MILLINERY DRY GOODS READY TO WEAR MILLINERY DRY GOODS THE NEW ALBUQUERQUE. Generally Fair: Cooler. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909, ALBUQUERQUE

Jewelry. Silverware, Nov- CHRISTMAS si(i;i:sTioxs PROM A Style Compass Visit Our Of Interest to the Tin: Women's Silk' AN Y OOODS SKI IXTKD NOW . elties and Leather WILL HK IIFl D I'NTIL CA1X Handkerchief M FOU OU DFI.lVKKKIt Before the invention of the com- Doll Section Stockings WIIKN WANTED P.Y TME pass, ancient mariners had various Goods Christmas PAYMENT OF A DEPOSIT. PLOOIt) methods of determining the right Silverware, Novelty "Dolls are not toys. Ask your little Section lllllsT Our Jewelry, knows Silk Stockings course to .pursue steering: and Leather Ooods Sections aro now girl If her doll is a toy, and she'll tell Uwrouc that in their (I'lltST I LOOK) make a log hit us a Christmas ships. While these were well enough completo with the choicest of all you 'No,' for a doll is a very import- Shoppers staples and novelties, both foreign and lluudmmo Holiday given Jn their. way, yet just when they were ant part of a littlo girl's life. She llox Women's Neckwear domestic that have been produced with piiivhii-c- s of Handkerchiefs of WOMEN'S F.MimulDF.KKD most desperately needed something this nea.son. We Invito your inspection rurrounds her doll with tho necessi- up. llND $1.00 mid PI 111 HOSE. was sure to occur which rendered before you begin the holiday ties, comforts and luxuries of life, us Silk onyx lir.ind X:t.5ll to 15.00. WeV. Section so docs baby." v, . them ineffectual, that the ship was her mother the ixmc mi;x. $4. 60 tu ÍT.Í.u f n Bags ' often falsely guided far from its In- Ladies Hand Men's Pure l.inen .Handkerchief, Women's Sheer Quality Plain Pure Our counters and shelved in this, to tended course. The winds, the fog, 10c each. Silk Hone, all .silk or with Lisle and teetlon ure 'filled their capacity Hand-Mad- Fine Linen initial, 17c each. Top. Kegulur $1.M with ull the Neckwear fadj, fancies the clouds or the temperature might e Muslin VNMtESSKD IVOLLS Consider our showing of Ladies' Men's Lisle darter i Men's Fine Linen Initial, 2aV each. quality, special Sil. 25. and staples produced for the Christ- any one of them bring the mariner's 11 Inch kid body, dolls 75c. Hand Uugs priced from - to $15. Men's Very Fine Linen, 35c each. Women's Heavy Weight Kayser Silk mas season. Fashion's latest favorites are In forms, laborious calculations to naught Underwear 16 hody dolls $1.00 Must be some variety there, you think. Men's Extra Fine Linen, óUc each. Hose, double toe, double solo and dou- hero all the late mater inch kid colors, :15c Then came the wonderful Mariner's ble heel and deep garter hem. priced lals und to $10.00. women appreciate 18 inch kid body dolls $1.50 Why, ours is the most wonderful Holidays; correct any every Most all the POR WOMEN. specially for the Compass time and daintiness of French and Madcrla SO hu h kid body dolls $2.00 iL'.iil) quality $2.00 showing In town! And tnusc beautiful Fancy Handkerchief,. 5c each. Not a of goods timo ! Hand-mad- o $2.50 dollar's worth find Underwear. Therefore, 22 inch kid body dolls $3.00 $..00 duality way when you have an opportunity to buy bags at J13.00 are Ju;;t as good values Fancy and Plain Handkerchiefs, $3.:.() quality S3.00 their into a department without stylish woman 22 inch blsquo body dolls. .$1.30 10c each. the btamo of worthiness has been in- And does not the these garments lit considerably lesd at tho price us tho least expensive in 23 bisque body . . $2.00 Linen und Sw ins Handkerchiefs, delibly printed ou stand in need of a compass in thebc than their real values, it is one of Inch dolls therein theron." you will undoubtedly to this stock. It's the same way through- 17c each. days when changing modes, shifting which wish 25c Excellent Stocking Values tako udvuntagc. showing. Linen Iaccd Trimmed, each. shades and questionable qualities con- out our entire Christmas Linen Embroidered ami Laee, 35c These dainty Maderia and hand- DKESSKD DOLLS. Women's Hcrinsdorf Pluck Lisle front her on every side, with a whirl- Let's put it this way Christmas cuch. Head and Shoulder Scarfs made garments aro our own direct Extra Fine Linen Embroidered, Thread .lose with garter top and dou- wind of confusing, misleading prices importations to 10 Inch droned dolls 2."in gifts in tremendous variety, from the sent us through our 50c each. ble foot, at 3 pairs for $1.00. For street or evening wear. A beau- flying in her face at every turn, and New York representative. 16 inch dressed dolls 50c least expensive, "worth giving" artlclo Princess Lace llundkerchiefs. Women's Silk Embroidered Pluck tiful ushortment to show, and wo aro a mirage of impossible values paint- The following will give you some 11 inch Jointed dolls $2.00 Dutchess Lace Hcndkc rchlcfs. receiving new to the more luxurious all useful, Lisle Thread Host In a large assort- constantly Ideas from ed in glowing colors to reludo her in- Idea of the comprehensiveness of tho IS inch jointed dulls $2.30 Point Luce Handkerchiefs. the host designers. Chiffon, Crepe, sale: acceptable gifts priced ment of embroidered, per pair, 50c. Hpungled to the belief that she can find correct 21 Inch jointed dolls $3.00 practical, all Fine embroidered Linen Handker- and Frlntod effects, etc., chiefs, In handsome holly boxes, 3 in Our handsome Holiday Iloxcs given $1.00 to $35.00. styles and qualities every day in the Imported French Chemise. 23 inch jointed (lolls $3.75 "Tho Economist" way tho biggest box. regular $1.35, for 1.00. awn y with stocking puntuases of $100 year half or less half their Of Mull, tho money. at than French Nainsook and PLENTY .OF .OTHEIt .DOLLS .AT values in town for Women's Fine Pure Linen Embroi- md up. real worth? plain with scalloped edge; others dered Handkerchief;-.- regular 3Dc, for hand embroidered, in many exclusive ALL PRICES. each, 25c. Pre -- Holiday Special The compass of the Economist designs. Extravagance consists In buying the Women's Swiss Embroidered Hand- kerchiefs, regular 13c, sale price each points unerringly to the best stylos, Imported French Night Gowns. any price; economy BILIJKEX DOLLS, $1.13, $1.30, $3. wrong things at 12 Sale of the highest qualities and thn finest Of Mull, slip-ev- er French Nainsook and In buying the right ones at the right workmanship the country affords. If and open front styles, round and Can't break 'em heads. square price." an opportunity occurs by which they neck, flowing sleeves, daintily Fancy Ribbons ,. Fancy Silks prices With- embroidered or elbow sleeves, with whoso lucky rcuEtsuioNcrr MUFFLE can offer the public cut ruffles finished with scalloped edge, Im Dillikcn grin course, gloom run out Joy run In ixm: soc out veering from this straight with and without yokes, plain and makes and itiimoNs yard. $1.23 pud $1.50 liiftli-ci- a lindes, de- I is a of- they do it. Huving expert buyers in handsomely embroidered in many I'm fond of little boys and girls. Tliis moft unuimal Itlbbon tipwlnl 8u. hand-worke- d fering w id ha- eight ,,;;; New York City, who know .every signs, finished with love to nestle 'gainst their curls and Sweaters for Women tilo aro four to ,;' scalloped edges, and eyelets drawn Inches and a most wonderful collec- Bradley Mufflers An opportunity like this is valuable twist and turn of the market, they so that it could be all urrangod into tion to select Dresden and with ribbon. from; Just ut thi.s m ason when so. many take Instant advantage of any price a doll myself I turned. Our prices begin at 13.75 for fine floral designs in ttiedaintic;l and pret- arc Jn all colors, are much in demand, at their wits' end to know-wha- t to can be secured with- with V and tiest of coloring!!. These ribbons havo concession which wool coat Sweaters neck 5(k- - buy for a culLiible Christmas present ii.'ic, írc, Cíe lach, 25c. and I. till. out sacrificing style or quality. been selling regular for for mother, wile, or sweetheart. Imported French Corset derby collar. Plain colors, and trim- $1.00, and SI. Ml; all displayed sister $.25 A Timely Offering--Mond- ay wc will on one t.ilile fur Monday's selling for Is not an accurate dependable Toys! Toys! Toys! med with contrasting colors. Metier place on sale .100 yards Of high-cliP- S Covers 50c jard. Style Compass of this character a pos- qualities, same styles, range in price Dress Trimmings & Fancy Silks and Novelties' from.' our itive necessity to the modern woman Of fine French Nainsook, Iiring the children and let them sec regular stock. These w ill consist, of many up to $10. Then those long coat FANCY IMIiltONS IXIIt 25c .V. itOc YD Fancy Stripe and Jacquard Tnf fetus, of fashion? In different de what Hunta Claus has brought to this signs, hand-worke- d eyelets, drawn sweaters which reach to the knee Two special lots of Fancy Uibbnns Garnitures flromdc Novelties and Fancy Mcasil-I- I store to be distributed among the ,1 with ribbon, finished with scalloped In width to ti ineln s, till new and lies, regular $l.í, $1.35 and ll.Utt many children of this city. muy be had from $10 to $20. a very choice to qualities, dresses; edge. assortment select of tlie active Christmas suitable for wairta from: light in sidle ami skirts, for street or evening wear, Children's Sets of and dark coloring; and Dishes. Wasli greatly reduced In price for this rale trading our trimming counters con- Tills is an opportunity deserving of .Sots, Toy Stoves, Toy Pimíos, Blocks, 25c and MM'. tinues to he a very buay place. It is thoughtful consideration; special, $c. Imported French Drawers Casli Registers, Game, lianas. Toy "Quality Correctness Variety because this magnificent I'howlng of Ouns, Rubber Halls', Trains and oh so Quantity. These are four facts that "If you haven't derided what to beauty and art him no counterpart Of French Nainsook, in the newest buy yon will find It an easy tiusk a Tier many things lor the children and all create a favornlde finoiily in sum- stocks, shapes. The ruffles' are embroidered seeing our wonderful assortment. If outside of goal Kiialcrn and In pretty designs, scalloped edge, fit- priced at the Economist's usually low ming up tlie (nullifications of our ou have decided, you eau make no our prices average muterliilly less than ted tops. prices. Christmas showings." mistake in coining here." the big atoris of New York ask. Our Great December Reduction Sale of é Womeiii's airad Misses9 Suaits f BEGINS TOMORROW

er waited for two-tnir- ds mm-wint- Clearance EVENT by hundreds of women. Especially consider that of the winter season is yet to come. Sale of Millinery at ' The reductions are the most extreme we have ever given so early in the season, and our stock is the finest and largest Half Price stock we have ever offered. Great Discount Sale And It means the choice en of our One-thir- 1-- tire stock of Imported Pattern Hats, d off or 33 3 per cent from the regular selling price is what the great Evening Hats, Dress Hats, Fur Hats, of Day Huts, Children's Hats, and all saving will he to you this week if in need of a suit. shapes. It is out policy to not carry over to tho next liuuson a FURS ingle hat; that is why we t.ay HALF rKlCL, and that every one must go. and you can choose from dozens of styles and materials, and all the new shades and colors are to be found as well as the more This jg Just the time when you are AH at 20 per cent off needing a new Hat, and this sale will staple colors, such as black, brown, navy, green, grey and dark red, This is truly a wonderful saving time of give an opportunity to save a of just at the year when bit cn money for Christmas. Tho stock Is We place on salo this week our Mill very complete. Come Monday, suits are so much wanted. Following gives you an idea of the grca t reductions. tire ttoek of P'ur Sets, Kur Scarfa' and early. Muffs, In the popular furs all this rcaron, ncuett ha pes. $50.00 Suits Reduced to $33.34 $40.00 Suits reduced to $26.67 $25.00 Suits reduced to $16.67 And here may be found a great rí Christmas Belts meat Including Mink, Jap Mink. $45.00 Suits reduced to ..$30.00 $30.00 Suits reduced to $20.00 $20.00 Suits to Isabella Fox, Silver Tipped Kox. Grey New fancy Belli,' of every imagi- reduced ..$13.34 nable style, in silk, gift, silk clastic Squirrel. Corny, Lynx, etc., and all furs and kid, fancy gilt and jeweled buck- no matter what price, are up to the les; black, white and colora, $1.00 to LconouilM high of quality. $10.00 each. Remember Every Suit in the House is Included in This Lot. Not One Held in Reserve.

KID GLOYES FOU MEN AND WO.UI.VS t.TS. WOM EX. neauiiful loni; ltl.uk llroadcloUi Oct a Glove Certificate save time, (Umbrellas Infants & Children's A Few Suggestions Sale of Children's Waists for the .in.l lu.' lrous Kersey Coats, sumo w Itn uncertainty and guesswork. Yon pur- the deep shaul collars, others plain chase these orders at our Glove Men's nnd Women's I'mbrellas. cov tailored or inaniilsli effects, button counter for any amount, ami It per- ered with pure nine The latest pat- Coats for Holiday Gifts Dresses Holidays liliniiied. 1'lien there are coats of mits the recipient to select the colors terns of handles: curved wood, stcrl-iii- K the wide natc si M;es. tweeds und DuV. Thct,c cold lay and nlplitr. rcijuire A a; i,f Iiie;-.s-c;- i l 511 'non suitable for her gowns, und at xilvcr, gold plate, gunmetal, SI.00 beautiful orl men! nf Itintli ir entire line Childi en's inen and Liogi rie Waists nt SI. Ily mixtures, und. consldcrlnii quaU the same to $10. a heavier coat for tho little fo'lm und and Comb Il.ind.vone Mirrors, Mites from i yeu ra lo II jiiir.s and to ."(. Hie arc extremely AU time have llicm properly Military it. prills low. fitted. here la where these wants can be Untitle.". Clothes Ilruhhes. materials are Calateu, iüiirIimiii. Willi some cspei hilly .itliie liM' val- divided into groups and priced as fol- CHrviiiK Sets. Sterling silver handle. Madras, Percale und Wuol Roods. We Trefoiisse Gloves in ull the new well supplied, lor never before In the ues ut 2.M tit :l .10 I'.mrj und tail- lows: Sulad .Sets, l' ppcr und Salt lioni i, have grouped the entire line Into lots ored styles. Lot 1. Sale Price hados, ut a pair. $2.04. '"Gifts liavinR- character a guaran hihtory of the atore have v e had audi tl.tS sterling lops, l'ewder Itoxe, Scissors, for e.ry choosing und priced tliciu as - Lot 2. Sale Price Sg.fS La Home Gloves, a perfect fitting tee of ijuality that given tho donor a fij'!nvs: I mix- ami Isffcla I..".. A an Immense variety. n as Hear llutton Monk!? IVpptr Ktiiies. Null i,f ijfi.iii Lot 3. Sale Price Sft.M glove, at a pair, $1.30. sense of satisfaction that only goes Files, Hat I'.riishex. and numerous Ki'cal pi of i.niaitl' ilerofnei: Cloth, Caracul, Droadeloth, Plain waists, reduced to Xl.n.'i from us hli;!i Lot t. Sale Price II.M La Blanche Gloves, usually $1.2.'!. In with a fir.t clasa article capable of other article ur prices are the low- lAiy ;.. Sale Price HI representing you Color Vclvtts, Cut Velvet, Worsted llll DIM VN W.tMl S. as IS. SO. .13.91 the wanted shades. Special $1.00 properly and favor est, considering utility. li:lM Uit . Sale Price, I.Y pair. ably." and Novelty CloaUlngs, handwonu ly i lilffi.ii ami al-t- -, SI 95 1.1,1 I ; l.il rii' .VN Lot 7. Sale Price 1IT.O In and SB. .Ml. In a wonderful rana- - nf And a lurge assortment of long and trimmed braid and buttons, all lot lil 2 Simi lal iiricc . . 7.H Lot s. Sale II Ice HI0.M I eoltirs tu níati h any yuit. Practivul hort gloves in all shades and prices, numbered snj priced as follows: I ot 3 Mmi-Im- price . . . SI. OO Lot Sale Price S2I.54I to and fancy st leu. choose from. JKUU. ',4l .. IKH kS and S ÍAtt f SfMYial Hr ....$!., Ml Uit s. Sale J'rtce R23.M Sets, 1 5 Isl in lie !.IMI Sweater for Voin-- ami Lot Sub I'ri.-- Table Linen Etc Lot $ 1.50 C.I" OKMOI I MU I. lot Mii tnl H. 2.M 2 2.ÜX .'.7. to Slll.oo. lint r rfil-- I . I'd Tubb-clothn- with Nap- ii a; V aooii aliies at X2.7... In Christina lot 3.50 Wo t!it-- lie ttfiril. -- guer.ll'ee attielcs to j In t In pretty box. i 4 r.-i- nnd plain nnd 'isniy kins to match 1a I 4..MI plat. ,1 with pure Held fine und llll Kltl WtMII. IH:lMs. uhite stitch. tied with ribbon. At X73. S.VUU and "Jkl IVoiu WediM Lot 5 flnislM-- I I SiMi-la- l prii-- . lnj IkecrmlMT r..ll hard and .uiicri.ii to eny on i i.V' i I 'mm iliHila llccrnilicr I3U . up to act. tAH .10 c mill! OirMiiia-c- wr will Sl.. 7. ihf market f'T ti!ity and durability. lot 2 SlMNinl prta-- . . I :U I lie I ..III until lirt-- ( r III keep - Toweling T .on S- - . " nxii evening to attiHiimn- f;niy lfuek for l.ot Tou may niik? our seixtiena no" l.ot 3 Isl iri . . I..-- 'ChrUlma Cheer" fbmts Horn ev- I kct p iH'ti eeiniix t tau-- r beni.-titchln- s. In very f tho. (mm Mc to rto llH-l- scallupir or Iah a io,o ant have iniu Uj.I i Html X:na I ot I SptN'Inl ( rlii-- l . . . 2.2. , ery nook ami corner tliioimhout the (late llni--r nut Mi-- l ilo - their lMrTiUg i The- are priced ut IaA Uy .". i In-- r - r ,(n)r- - fin qualities. lie i,,ing si, ou will hve i larger :t. ot Shi tal !rl-l.- l . . ..2.1 entire Mure, and the made word ftve.pl In tlM- ilay llnw. I'M l 'W.-- the lard ivmi Mtrtiiicm te am',. fr m. utl J I ii c . . i.;h of pirmeaics li.e ilino:ipberc. J ü THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1909.

How Tom and Elle of Ganado T BIG STREETS t MADE THE HIT ON THE OF y? LITTLE OLD CHICAGO yt y How Turn and Kile f Cumulo thu wrupirtd a vriiwi of a bandage, und trampled Soon tiny stood at the iron y - r Alburio riU- Xavajtw ! r- - an ev- bu. bui k hair waa wound with pickets which rt move the populace atr.-l- . h of ne white cloth-'fllne- . His. from tin- railroad eral- - r. T ery tiny sight around I he Son la Fe r y blanket ," r.d and hi pa joma pur "Hehold ." Uun the guide y tallón here aet (he windy illy on ple. Hut th.re he choked. He choked on t& y al- Lake Michigan !' Ihf i j'l and "(Slud I' e u'." he s.ilil aadly. ihe vtlgiul streak of 11 passing Iliuc t most J. trMffir on Al t li n k y detiiorallfe Kile trundle,! next Like the other island exprés. r avenue; how they swallowed the dust aoiiuwa Khe waa lit t'ft with all ort1 "M" no se big lake." sai l old Tom y of the Illinois Central and Inhaled trie of curio fcamnlia. from her ear lobe Assuredly he didn't. If tin- At ? y drlpplhgr ulniospht-r- of the turbid, to her he Ih lantic otean had lain within the heave ? km hike from I described In Ihe Chlapo "llnw"' nab! Kll". inaintiiiilng ti of a sixteen pound shot It would not y Triliunw n page, ierfinfricd A Remarkable Opportunity for Piano Buyers a ahok dition have be. n Identified. Even the fly z y with Mitif lurid t pres. iitMtlori k,t the Klie piesented h r two ehllilien, Tull ing spray would have be.-- recognized All-ii'u- i appear- ryue Navajo they and Tachl. Up' latter a blank' t weav only as the drippings from a washed Y y ed bcblankiied ln j nti the - down wagon. In- - anil lld ing prodlgj. Then- came Naa-ti- coal In vain the y i i of rapid on closing tr ihe municipality Waalil. Wlvrxmith. uiel Mra. War-bi- . lian eiaed the air and shaded their ? The Bowers Music Co., out their entire line of High Grade Pianos, Player Ijikr Mi' Tom (end Kile and ye In scout Y lilKn. H'inlii a i in I' of 1'niti-- Slat' B approved fashion. y ludiri pappooncs, 'ir. their retinue. Ini ih' dimea arxiirid inn b" la and bore oth Then earn" an exciting Incident The Is It known, were s. nsatl-i- y Pianos; Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos, Vioilns and Sheet Music. All these tin' of the er cViileUiei, of proillKliiua Miulth. tittle huddle of humanity Incased In New Minien hi the 1 t n I and Mr. lllgay's up Y fihll'lt N''nt were Mr. and Mr. X ju :i- - blanket et an appall Irrigation Kpsltlon. The Chicago y ga. Two of their children were ap- ing wall. Th. lifted the poor infan: Instruments go at Manufacturers' cost and some at prices actually below cosl t Tribune saj follows: y Indi-cete- out of the blanket. It waa parent and llic Mr. il rubblnf ? "Willi a Jorrib!.- poller, tt Xavajo third one eye Y by a bit of toiiale p'vppmg above furiously and teara coursed nr wjoop the air. down Ii grimy face. rnt the blanket behind hi n. ' k None little V " W"Jat Jo,' muttered Kll Carson, i d vlo-ntl- y 5 of theae were beyond the grunting The Indian women but. r ? Now 1 Jiill make those as to Its ENTIRE STOCK rid; ft.ige of volubility. the cause of distress THE MUST AND WILL BE SOLD skins bite dust ' The nun waved their arms through lh' "Now," caiil Ihe guide, "win are I "'Oh. liunl i v-r- l jourseip spake the smoke dusk. Silll the bubv crie direct your feet toward the great úmh-- . IN THE NEXT a calm voire at the wild westerner its lid. A aw TEN DAYS ion boulevard of ihla great metropolis and rubbed stranger IIm.1. Tin- Kind - Moving off the it all and gasta d the symptoms. t J. C. it away .There we have the ('hum pa HI yace tracks, mi they'll bilí' "The baby has a cinder in Its eye, - I faded to a towpath. I flashed Prom ihf Further Adventures of jH There he said. "J, t me help t- tx.'tuly, rustled more aartnrial ou." I'iirmi, .Nemesis of tint Navajos. (mote The sou.'iw attempted to freeze t ga- - the Never Again y j Before expenalveiieM arid more Never dribbled newcomer, but he would not be Iced t and "Wc look the Indiana around the ollnc than any miuilur highway on trie whipped y He forth a handkerchief, will such an opportunity be presented to the people of in ton ii. There aro vlrvm of tin m h re planet." with Hti ::riy manipulations' of an Albuquerque and New Mexico general. Just to give you "I'gh!" ronpondcd the the y to lend blanket and cuiaiu oik color to red gueit, expert in this art, mastered by every f an idea of the prices we have placed on our instruments, we offer: the (jr. 'in land ld Irrigation txposl. dublounly. Chkugoan, he twisted a corner of the y tlon. now upen lit the Coil' um. cloth. ' There are eleven, but on their tribal Kail kill 1'ut ti Ili.iil. Ha by ha big smok In eye. he One beautiful Golden Oak Case Piano, standard make, Regular Price $350, goes at $157. trail through the streets of Chicago Iurlng the march eaat In Four- said, pulling the pigeon. "Me get him they appeared to be only ten. That " One $375 Piano goes at $185. f teenth tret a Klrat ward kid alarted out y because Little Hlg Hmokc, tiniest guide t cry. the nervous liifaiit in the family of Nctyo Kigay, the hue apd He did it by plai assured the $400 Pianos sold at $225; $450 Pianos at $255 and $600 Pianos at $350. y traveled on her falliera back, and Ing hia palm over hU mouth, remov- squaw a that the kind man had no evil y nothing hut thu topmost tuft of her ing It with u whoop, and allowing it intention. The angel of mercy bent t One $650 Player Piano yours at $395. to y riotous vlry bobbed from the blan- rebound In the well known Imita over the red mite. He gently lifted y of it A In ket. Little Hlg Smoke on tin? name-ah- tlon war dunce chant. he y YOU SAVE FROM to $250 ON A PIANO. dulged the tiny Ild amid fearful aiiuawlllng $150 y will tx-a- through life by an arel-flo- In thla little, little Yaahl, the during thl same city eip;dltlun. rhlld blanket maker, puttered to the nnd Imprecation by the women. A y y Hut of that later, cuth and wrinkled her noae at the ter deft sweep of the burked handker y y "Heap town; heap hogan: tnuchee ror of Fourteenth alreet. chief and the speck carne out! The y Music Will Do Well Replenish I Dealers fhootl," aaid Miañado, "Chee, waa only kiddin'." pleaded to Their y Tom of dean of baby howled on, but rather from en- Stock th blanket corpa, lien the lux ac the bad kid, wilted In real alarm. It puln. squaws y y waa bl first encounter with a hostile thusiasm than from The tion ai finished. murmured anxiously, .Soon the infan while they last, reasonable terms given. Do it now! Hurry up they' will All Permitted ta almniiT, thl epigram aborigine outalde the yellow back, as not last long. of our Mission Wall y wag tile veils snowed aigns of fading tu a vnhra that Clihago la a i'oiiHld rubl' and for him It by no meant a tri- whimper. y y umph. Cases, Show Cases, etc., yours at your own price. Remember the place. LOOK FOR RED SIGN. whltt! man'a that Ita mud "All rililll now," said the helpful y y palacra bogan fill the optical re- "Michigan avenue!" hhouted the stranger ".Ice. butiy cry no niorell tín, and it I replete with auto- paleface lending airing. "Heboid, y that Dig inoke gone out of eye." f In NavnJiMKe of nature. Feuat your eyrn! mobile. a motor car children The Indian wi re convinced. They y y ia ctiootl. Theac Injun art of the Thla ia it!" extended thanks to the cinder diver. OPEN EVENINGS aame limiulutlc utin-- ua down Ihe utphalt y the native I'p and lubricated and plump lili' otTered hi ill a row of x of the utralt of Alakn, and originally Uadron and flollllna of automobile bead. e waved till nslde nnd went y aro supjiorwd to have come from Aaia. Coughed. Knaconeed within leather away coum-io- of u grand deed per- yt Tliua. tvlih theVn remulna In lt pure Interiora were the wealth and laahion formed. y print lnr atatc the term for buzs wi of the city. Taxi metered fuahlly. The parly returned to Michigan y y n at flrmt dealgnnted In urn lent Here and there a tobacco tag Jlnrlki- - avenue, unil on the way Mr Iligay. Y China, when the back file of hlatory fha, aeemlngly propelled by an alcohol father of the troubled pappoose, said y traced xtrnlght to the glacial period. lump, trove to tag the proceaalon. y lie alinellilng in the dialect which caused Bowers sic Co y "There you are!" mild the guide, Ihe other to rejoice loudly. Then y "Vlca drrax; too liat; too y much turning to Kile. "Thnt'a Michigan Tom, the in the interpreter, broke the Y much talk." pronounced Mm. Kile of avenue, our petrol Appian way. following; eruption of new to the pale y tinnado, wlf of Tom, after a bnit Hreeity pair o' rul, eh?" face: y y walk, a theater party, and an automo- Kile aneaked deeper Into her K.e, b.ibt ?" h" said. "Well, baby 312 West Central Avenue bile Phone 913 trip. blanket, and u cynical anille rippled got no name. Navajo give kid no V aero. name till kid do scnii i' ii to get name Ilcuiark Mraigiit frmu Heart. I'mph!" wild lie. "Kwell white for. Well,, now baby got name." "ThU decree n"-i- l no tranNlutloB. man. Hwcll white gal. Hide In chooti. And what is pleaded Kile, the name'.'" whn made blanketü hivh wcri t ee Vm 111 New Mex'. Mucliee. the head explorer. preaented to ftooaevelt and Taft, riure! Ulile on train. Mt on bark Mltle Hlg Hmoke." replied old poke atrnlght from her heart and not porch. Want to hold Injun kid. Nice Tom. LEON HERTZOG for publication. That waa Junt what Injun kid. How much beads? Want Thai was the end of the morning Wholesale and ReUU ahe thought of her fair aklnued ('lu- no rinph!" expedition. The Navajo tribe, with engo luli-- míe ana-- bead! Hay and Grain, All them Utile HIk Smoke iim herolnv, traveled and Kinds of Native Product. the breeea In illihignn avenue. She lÁMuseimeBtsí Makea ( buck to the ouarter din 501-50- aw bustling Ule licM of balice. where their Phoaa It. 3 N. them and warmlnii Kile had been there before, you nee. nor n waited. The forenoon lot First St. Cor. Marauu along; the Htate Irei t byway. Hhe ata. Khe had gawd from afar nt the tour-lat- a umnzeinent failed to prevent them ,, . . aaw them obeying ha I the lnfri.nl lolling on the briiK bound veran- from extending; thorough, even hand ordinance a atreet piny-hnua- at llandol,h of Ihe coach, life cd justice to the collation of beef nnd munching bonbons and pro- da parlor enjoying gram Junt an they appear in the magazine potatoes. CLEVER COMEDY AT CHORUS OF SIXTY corner, and later cuddling In That expedition was the end of im rilken wrnpa while awaiting advertisements, prrfei tly unhampered GROSS, KELLY thllr gay life 11 Thcrea,"t & CO by pontlcd road- for the mi folks. town car in the foyer. She came, ahn cinders and bit of ( ) It wa It waa up to them turn to lathering Incorportted auw. and In gulleraN he bed. Now her turn to play to remarked. hki plieal mud over slicks; for' the completion t "I'crhapa at tbla mometit In aome the tourlal, and ahe liilenileil THEATER V T SHOW to the moat of It. tile i oiiHt'um iii'Kan. Hut the woman ELKS Wholesale fever tn() tcd, lion haunt' d coiey make Merchant and Dealers It il "Ah-koo!- " were tin lor some more enjoy ia anorlng. In nil id Tom, her huabnnd. all wrapped up nil-Il- Wool, go'Hlly to Ihe rent of the Navajo, large and in Hides and Pelts the blanket woven for him by "lllli crowd, much buy," said Kilt Mra. (miado, it la a colilered small. It wan a command lor them Navajo Blankets. Piñón Nuts, Beans, cinch iuaiis.1 it er 01 pi Kiiients, an ex DECEMBER 21 JANUARY Chili, Potatoes and that no bold nioautto will be able to lo follow the lead of the IreBli pain alter 3 , fucc In aeareh of wonder. citing Hlroll through State street. Other Native Products. penetrate n. in nu). h hectic U.t .Although lor Kuglish vocabulary a volunteer fire company and the "Automobile row!" proclaimed tin Oumm I Cast Ma Vrg.s genii' manly jiihIiui smelly limited, ln r talk duct In .N.iv j. M. Albnqucrqne. ti. M. ali eping al knexa germ la tor. Indicating tin M-- TnCmcM. terrorlaud ajose has the upper mure for ltd limit lCiMa S- - L"Ca, N. 41., every nv-In- g eiidlrH row of alore and Trinidad, Coin. time It li.i.kn at the genlly h' front. In compunv VARSITY DRAMATIC CLU3 AERIAL CIRCULAR SWiNG ho-ga- need wash," aul with Mr. Washl and Mr furm of our former ppiddent. "la. lllgay, I'.lg Tom, rubbing a copper finger a croa mother of Kiltie Snioki "MR, BOB" FEATURE OF THREE TWINS I'erhap it la to tb honor of thla sue iiaueinio.i per nose against many PRESENTS ma I a needle Mr. the dusty pane of a garage. fill.-- , rim that a window plate. t ye lit'.sslf I'lifforU. "Waugh!" sniffed Mrs. Washl treat Their Frank Smith. !;. citáis. Hut it Is interesting to try and Itooaeveli Iuir been ppareil Iruni the told that they Imagined theinselvt I'. l'l'iMT, Klnr. nz Kulb. Ma Vieiouani of "mi m. nf the wllvcronilh, as t l'uetí onj In- Afrlia'a little brother sl' Raxing on sample furnishings Per- -j One of Most Expensive Produc- a i horns oi ixly people. why Is o admlrab'if. It to the hookworm. gcrly paced over an hn line sputtered from Miss May Ross to Diiect Ihe realm of tin Ureal Spirit. loo, "'as ut one time thounlit thut In An noon iig the Navajo lb li K.it lull with gasoline. to tions of the Day Coming to they admired the giant truffle pollai formance Which Promises I Im- - inlylit bi come In It wtos "Mere we have u great hotel, twelve f Sou IüI'iIm. too delicate a playt r I" arrtvid Ilie city i laniicd t" men, whom they pronounced he plai-- el.-- i "aojer. Win-- stutlsiii-all- reckoned with tilts strongest; but them right at uork ai Ihe Morlcs high, trii ally Illuminated on be a Laugh Maker and a ) Elks' Followed bv Two of in. llrifd , r.M.,n inn tn" wnne women, their gar now his poner is plis-Icall- y building of their ho-ua- n In the Sonta telephone In nil rooms," said I be clr has distovt-rt- Unit immense, both mi nis, and tlnir hut they were cíni Wot Id's Greatest Musicians. .oiuialtos lead and musically lfi Ke rallroiid Neetluii ut the bind how. erone, an they paesed a popular ni it In ner. other wonK ca!, as f..rt noted. What with tin all othtr i uti""cifM of finKt In in lispet-- t re- a ho-ga- men. rt th,. of tone no less than in The prtM'i of creating Ilk'' for traveling shopping trip, th.- theater, and aillo ii..- of their fa its. Ke- - spect of style. x no play the one ivlil.b now alalola eomplrtc. "Hlg"' aald Tom, looking upward it operatic could moblling. can a madcap week for ' I'lii-- i Hacli s A i'"iil(-- t " hite '.'" Lovers ut lilt alrltal.- - in: The t: Twins" tiMius In llio stars tin-nis- !v minor ru?ue with more of making a dome of loga ami men all lired, ell the wives oí the bogan Theli am.'i' ar ji.lo to af- -- builder. 3 sili iulid inasculine er Iwlga Mapping nice t lt m i t i:ik' tlifiitt r January with thtr full ford the vigor of htyle and lhn aoft mud most marked cxperh-lic- of the motor tliiK i' i'! iiinlsi tl a roul trt t luxury ot ehiKir. n. Who- liner over the Interxtlica The aun come ITiMi'w-li- Source of Joy. slini1 a breadth t.f tone; no lady could ihug was when tin y passed under the tlif Klks' on Tiitstlay, January ini i'f nieut.i)i)litaii su t s ever knew a f w up . Hi w tlifiilir moiis soprani) ith do the figuration more delicately or and bolla the mud to the ailhealve-ne- hind tile big indow a row of mor.- - etevai'ii murium. Tiny seemed to "1. when ihi- i y Onimiitii' Im'IiIihI it, having run live months In than out- eliil.lv neatly; c Komchoy'a-glue-- inl-l- guíala lounged I'll rhit tluli Baritones and no purely romantic pkiyi of l with feet on the ledge, I spun !im-tiv- - fear the slei mllit fall on C'lili ii uperu IioupC ti nr.' nlmiK-- eipially That' a ho-gu- all wearing their cureirse expression ITf.tl Ills tllf t it ter itntl tniivuisini lit al tlie Wliiinev could brinn out the true puetiy of them. . l'n inpanari In Hach Imbued by guy hole! life. They en tle liol)'.' unilfi' lh ea- - ntl tint' in New Vork thrives mor.- rriiciously. ri.met1. 'Mr yiar at the of - spite four Impt ilimi n's. IJut eon-de- t. how- Itc-- a Hie ( . And shall we speak of th.- gcllt In llc. Jovcd red blanket procession May I Jos-.- Hi Ii .set-Ti- t Vailll LIST OF PUPILS WHO 1'iililf tlireillon of Miss lultl Siii.iie (luan r. and lid it tl'altos rMiiiit il on p. rpttu- - Kreit-It- way So. Willi a sigh, the pre- the fullest and little Yashl. the rhlM - - of tlie Indians Mils ItoKs llii'ioiiKhly nualilifil to pral-i- milis- Ih. ii- own r. tlx-i- ii pared go or er reivfil the ttnunliTii'iis nf the nil's in ehil- - ' in masters? KrcTsIcr pla to right to work after their boliermaker banket wiav gut REMAINED STANDING IN take t ot ihe production ami will! uivn. The liarf i iilire Xi'W u til ing l.rlKht shiiiini: uani-ll- e music with .11 n. dcllrloua railroad trip, gled Into her mamma.' blanket the ! Vti. nt."s nrn' charm pecuiiarlv his t'onvevrd irom Ii.im- for iniiit i ial the la ft iinnitf ur is Mme. Scliiiniann .Mtitik. who and knows om-rilb- u. FOURTH GRADE how to mark the difference the fetation to a hotel in a closed Indian equivalent for: CONTEST In I niviTslly. of the em;rt.'Mt .!as i'r'titntü in spu-d- luletit the niimrrous always from ln r hitween I Ibey aearcely "Ain't they si triumphs In various si liools subtly v. had bad a wink perleet Hams, ma nu nilifis or tin 11st hsviiiK DlrtiiJy t'ars. Jocepli M. lialtis has wpnriu the l.t jtwtlt-- metropolis tn ut Iiy a, large of spend her unmistakably, anil to be at ease in thl iraiige palcfaie city, leagues thla tune colleetlon tl Hi ninip - diMIiiKiihilii nisilvts tliiin.no fxpt'iise in llit.' ninumina of this lew liourj. of leisure in tin- bosom ,,f "I! Tarliiiis Cuques removed from aaaorted whites were atraggling In tin- lo li'l.iiu inn - lot-M- nnd Poipoia's tarántula mid jinn tii,ils remalnctl unit- btftirt' tin foolllKltt her famous family of l A ag.iit for the Metropolitan trull of the red people. They main- -- laniiiiiK Kriilay afternoon in attraition, tost timing is giiri;f(UM. cicht the minuets always pit-us- the nndieM-- Hclul tin ds of the oei forniuiief lire to lit llaille of tile last nt.es.-io- n I...- I,i it,.- : to the ciiorniouly with lle aectlun lame to tin of tained a safe ililanec, however, for llinif in ecu t Kraih s of HMilii-.- in Hit s' n,'r' niaunil if. nt. i.nd the trtt their tbllr si lo minor no the hole sient r's honsi hold. ii, iirK,- WashitiR-t.'l- i poise, panting He Net-v- u the ami Foiii Hi Ward .. IiooIh w. CUIUS tlu- dash and spirit. His twists urnl turioaiiy. offered lo con carrvlng one ollaprtltg first ..f tl...... l.,.M trt. nl "I rlnit. and finalu Si Hi-In- lw lumiann tlu u.,....r - i.. litltyi r in on a was a looking prop- mm WMiil l'...it.ar.i fhelley. Al U -" t.. f inthine turns show Krcisli duct tin speia ix' ursli'ii lour fierce Hid this fa. I iiliiii,- should In- I I " lnt ",M "' I. use that .N. llolinn " lou ,,,i her adi'i-t-- cour.ri) could easily p,il ar tt e.mier. l.or.t l.eninlnif. - - hold a foremost place if through the prim g.iwkwavi, of osition. The polite instructor, rather D.ir. lo insure n heai-i- support (mm tin- in ,""s, ll'M"'" pif.es oi nuinnii- clops to the surface. tlie tow ii. di d ut wuy In n.e hiiiK. .Mice iloulil. Kllein Mortiy. , on th he those to appeal to the public n pre, the which the puhlic snd a pa. kid house for inri1 I'liiff.l AK'ioiiRh proud of hi r progeny y " - fir.-uia- the master of mere III! tin tail f..r hus.itab.e be. k le savages had accepted the won lartni HraKoif. Ilessle Stttirt. Faul ! 'K- on'"aerial technical aeihiv simi play. The ..f rs tor ft "hws is , . I. n fhura.n thr star mually fond ..f alón.-- Hut Moho. II. Whitesltlcs. , he shows than the iiMtüng norihwcst wind der of the greatest burg on the hart IVtJraaf iirtHlm tion is as follows: Kwinit mi six iiniininai.il siit.w tiU'i'. Hi-- m further liiri of proftssion n, :l- - ee, Wlnitretl Iioyle. hir cer in the ml.l.--t of con.im-rins- t they nurl) dropped tío n nal.iU t". now fiulbd lorth the biggest card un- hilio Itovsoii Hush in van in nasKvts. ami wane thf of waril ,1 staid maternity. Avi1.1t a j niost tiisuj.ei-al.I- techni.-a- Ing k e iv. n Foorth Marjoilo Slenn. k .". ' Mi.i.. .ni- - rUilicultii trai for ti starting point. der bis elbow. i illnmiiuit. with h.. 1 1 :..l.. rt llronn. law rofition for moili. r oi .101. orne little, & . he can think of Other large at ;!o not i niidn-n- pit-pur- Oertriitie Hee.l. Shi-m- IU lights, in tkini, swi-i"ii- - the music. The lit' V.hebs tino I.nue red r tr.i l' mío- , .ynn VA.Kart. r iiien. she tla.h. ,i,.t n the of such liar.l-- I being vailanle r..iin, Twrltili to gue upon a limit less expanse Winifred Maohs, l s peetatlf an tirtlst is a round of sir..t, . JenkinN. Miss I.uk'-'- but r upturned fac-- of w ln-ai-lt the .horns h. p. sliips Tin-low- - the Navajo wer. ..iiri-- tr..m of he said "We now Frank her. Kathcr Clii l.sti.iiison. Tlie rasf is il l.y Vii tor Slur-- v ard srindiiiK toil. prac- I'nlr wuttr." wi:i jto. KaHu-rin- KuH Kaurton dl a nior.otonus Mann, - I'U-iu- il ..f "Das Is price hotel to the Collmuni a ct i d eil,. f Anna l!o, Marcs- h was u .i Willi Ui. hard liie the vr a bow arm. iii'tst,'" in toward the that far itWtiu l.wkf. a in ildf n lutly llli.inol.l" Schumann H.-ir.- alcs rlta Sot.., William Hcttcock. was firm and sin-t- -t large, wabbl.v bsnd wsgn. It 14111.11 Uolirt !'- - I'urlf in "T'mr fiptinp l hi' ken." and fr.e. The li lldcrln u.is th ftiiitd inland of Itke ltl.- VloUttif Tullio towed in ti.v II, i. a.is. nraliam, ll' ll.il.m. .v'.nunile Itos- - t'lt- - hii air arils the waty sslon of concei ts V1'" frame equipage that luid e mil' 1.11c. Ml lng. in " In treated till.- rale in tin 'Thief - and recitals in h. Mar-art- Katlii ri.n lioti'TM. r nicer ..r '.i.- noes ,,n,. ,,(- nh.ii Wi t - il ilf ,,ir primatres by the s. I'harl.'lte stcrtlehl. Twins" hen the- ültyit was pio-duif- which half encircle hired I'lvmii t.rum b,r "Mire." responiled Tom May Kofcs first Kin ill DaiiKhti rs. I h, - tie Mildred Keogh, on th,. g;ob- -- w y fmwfortl. lort., s y demands a disposition oí Man lung lull h n id, p.,. Ih'ii he added a cries of Navajo Mirlon IndiiMood. Ksihtrim-'- in Ihe Wliitui Optra lioost Ii. sraije tn lelln. Marie ,e la Ventile. AukusI.i an- - cual t.t sr.iiiint;. M,m( nienil.ms buoyanc . siliein-y- raded down Waba-l- i aviiiu' to wl-l- h ( l'h!.io. iltUers tv II . snd n bar sienied to sat .nieison, I. dtlie Ullen irit nd ioiioifV Harrison " ; ' or-1- m, iy, !.., liier, The preut Ita failing Fllswrth, s artists, such as Krcisler. do destination wil'iout to If this string I .111 'ally. Mi.-- Lukv s mnld . . . .Hael al."i;l paper, - , .i linniMise 'bin tan Uirehaltl. r. lo oiiiia Hcnlcv. I'm a piissum ie4.1t ami l'mi- an - ,c of plac. UT noi lead a life of indo- pieces, u It cjriic out all right in th put tiling over " - j in motli.-r-- í. cit. pampered ant on u The content won by ip tak- him Ihe "Mr. Hoc." T'o-- the t .1. Kl. 1,1 er h.-- r ex- - ' nits the Fourth fr lence. Kreisler playa in Albuu.e-ri- end. Th process crossing Mi. IMtlMki.--. v. (sited "DOMti. Ml." of lugar art! anil price ft III h. Kirls take him for Mr. Saunders, 10 Th, re S A scholars the . i. l.e Janusry ?i. aoon a the Navujos were un I.elM-.f.- unan-- .1 1 j.ivenue for the lake front w.i uccom-- I drawn tor si the Fourth school Miss I.ttke has , n etpe.-i.- on a visit. The 1.: it.u.. o c: iii,;i m Mil st !n . r. ward - n...its the loaded from the music ark tiny Pi. m tluilllng fashion. The ith Mr. Uro n. t. t.) eon- a pcar.t 11. e f shed guide tomorrow nn.'inoon. sn arcliltet take Mm for Drown, the ar. Ii.teit. Ihe ir,.t ir.K' T lit The f lined up by an Infclstrlit ( botographer. I : tin city club PhovnU has be. n waited until the How rf motors suit l'out an astitim shf Inicnds to lo.se Yivt n.iM lo kept a so, ret I !n at. J; Tío y calm-i- s "r,unic. with a ..f the had medicine ebbed Then d .1 Ñamo. toun.1 for cats She Instructs her I'liil.Ti .11 he ral, t.ltln It a strikes a Utrsaln with his nt j lorty- - ipht. will he and then introductions were . ! j .1.-1 tthich doubtles made hand and signaled for a hrge. Whin Our humorlsis rx-e- to to kit lus visit a s'Viet tri ni up the If he will ri ira.n Kill - I trin . increased to 123 in near to lu ir future guide. a sparrow oppo- hr ht M the future. cap who Mood at th find a nam. r nieee. Miss Kslhfi'ine. sml from sailing In yacht race. . suitable lor the Krrni'h the U OI" l Th purple of th is to brlnic site corner saw crew rait- - , Mr rhilip. who do not ap- I'ml.-rHiH)- us "Mr. Hob." Phil- - It is Vl - the of red blan ner eropl.ininit which amounts sal's tiC'nlt to JtVOt.l i I , . . . i . .. . , ii.in5 .tut. lo.frttni.lii...... at TItM- tn Itr.'rpt'on Ijih. prove ot t'nd- -l wood i, ioM: in tlie keted barbarian swooping down hs jlmon to a tllsfas". (inr suaceat her fail. Jlisa s .iti ios loe lace. i o i' t j ns'iiee an.i inttaphora In city's wt Kir.t In was Tom He s hire into closer social rela line wit the nra'ly "afrosijH'liia". Another comes to i.!t Kitty, and on account in.-- t 1 copper wrenched hii spine getting "ftyfold tver", tj credit Uroan. horn hii took oin:ncutms 'n Kriti Kreisl-- r s tion by holding- or din- colori d bov, but otherwise bore : and stil of her "Boh." is for victory, - j velona th monthly another "inf towrnu. Welt, mannish "Mr Poh." with the isr- viu'in r.ertormanoes. Hr pUvsl ner during .the son. little resemldame to the bin kt who appts-e- d 1 -- winter ara at trentletnn. to rontribiitc our by tn a yiiunr ... a 10m st-r- es I s!inr, Philii in teninipiisniiy, in oreoiy inj u nnit. unnec- - what-IV.- T ,1. In the Mr h ! Ih.- - r . - 1 . . "'...... which there ahall e discussed ,.! ,1e, riwli I ak Smrtke llanb. it nniii-- with fetntlt n nan. Mennwhll.' Mr. Rohort Hr.'n. ... . ,...e. ... rtoT-- tnsn 1'iil . - 1. 1 r. m.n'tnn what questions may seem of li.l In. v.. o, i n- -i I . Ml- - - . freft.st diia Af park il t Ti tc ri Mr ti;.- r ' -- l".r :isiit Ibe fhllhl baud i.t .'ill., ..ni r.i nrf I.'- ! i r- Iti- títere-.!- . THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909. 15 Live Nétos From New Mexico and Arizona SPLENDID EASTERI! Wbat'stDoing all Over the Great Southwest MARKET FOR BEEF Bank . FROM THE 1ST Irrigation Show Biggest Thing FOUR RESERVOIRS BELLIGEREN T LADY AccoMiralts Chicago mee the World s Forest. Service Cooperating in FROM 4 RIVERS WITH SRO T6UII With the Cattlemen to Afford Say$ Albuquerque Man the Fullest Use of the Nation- Fair al Forest Range, i. FOR PROJECT HOLDS FORT Nearly Half a Million People See New Mexico Exhibit and Cart There are different kinds of bank accounts ( Pores! er i, e Bulletin.) Away Literature by the Ton; Territory Has Most Thorough AVestern beef i coinlns: into lis $100.000 in Government Bonds is a good bank IMMENSE IRRIGATION MARTHA GREEN own. Not over a ago Representative Exhibit of All the West According to A. B. STURDY decade eastern account buyers purchased range bred steers Stroup. PLANS AT LAS VEGAS DEFIES AUTHORITIES only when th.-- were unable to fill $100,000 deposited in an Albuquerque Bank or Trust their feed pens from other sources, Co. is a good and safe bank account The Chicago and Irrigation ' Cainfields Secure Options on No Officer Hardy Enough' to arid usually offered a much lower price they Exposition was the highest thing Been Im- for this class of stock than Valuable Ranches and Eject Woman From Ranch Were willing to pay for secured $10 deposited monthly with Chicago i P03T0FFICE that in since the World's Fair, places. Chicago people themselves say so," mense Tracts of Finest Land Near Las Vegas Who Does from other Kxperlence has1 taught these buy- said Superintendent A. II. Stroup of in Northern New Mexico. Not Supreme Court, ers, however, that western range-bre- d llernnlilln county schools yestcr-- 1 Fear the in very & day. jlr. Stroup returned yesterduy HAS TERRIBLE steers arc usually the best of LEARNARD LINDEMANN morning from Chicago, he was, health. They have splendid frames whern Su,.hI lIlMjmtch to tlii1 .Miirninft Journal) upon busier than a cranberry merchant all! (MpmUI CaMuMlBea MsraVew Jsaraal) which to build, me well muscled Vegas. X. M.. Pec. ) 1. Las Vegas, X. M., I'cc. 11. A novel nnd honed, and being to during the bit,' show, which cloned lie-- 1 ljis While accustomed con- on new piano represents MOST SATISFACTORY cetnber 4. it has been known for several ifciys suit has been filed In the district court the rigors of the western climate, a a EXPERIENCE to put on flesh lit If. 1!. Henlng, secretary of com- this county. The plaintiff is Al- tinue the eastern bank account. the; that the Camtleld Construction for s, of Immigration, Stroup! teed pens when cattle from other bureau and Mr. pany let the contracts for fred Henry Green, who lias lived In had to shoulder practically the entire' has the being fed under identical con- construction of the big irrigation sys- Vegus for forty years. arc losing flesh on account of SYou job of getting the New Mexico dis-- 1 ditions, arc not only saving' money but investing it in a N. tem at Las Vegas, another important .".r.- Inclement conditions. plays I" place, and taking ; Assistant at Cantara, M., The ileJVndr.r.V. The City and the weather them down fact In connection with the develop- Christmas present is good for years to come. as well as being- in constant attend-- ! Town of Las Vegas anil all the people This western steer only demands that that Lies All Night in Ravine With ments by this company has not been wa- unco every day j therein, the Hoard of Trustees of the he he given plenty of good fresh handing out apples inado public. inil celery and literature, tons of, Broken Leg Feet Frozen Town of Las Vegas administering the ter and sufficient feed so that he may i In many cases a piano in the home means an education and The Cnmllclds have secured options Ijis Vegas grant and a considero ble never be hungry and he will always which latter were carried off by the on large visitors. Stiff, practically all the ranches in number of named individuals. give a tgood account of himself and that in after years may represent a hundred fold more to cnlhusiastle neighborhood can he brought . In ver-- the that Kor tunny years Green and bis wife, return many dollar.-- In profits lo the 'The crowds the coliseum i under Irrigation by the construction your original cost to you remem- aged twenty people i Martha Green, front whom he has feeder when be Is sold for the block children than the and thousand daily of the system. Kvidcmce of good It Is estimated," said Mr. Stroup, i Morning been seperated, but who lives on an in the spring. and (Snrrial Corrrpnnilm' to .luurnal faith has In each case been shown by ber that the time children spend in studying music simply that there were nearly 400,000 peo- - Clovls, N. M Dec. 10. To lie out adjoining tract of land, have been In These steers shed early under fa- putting up ft respectable amount of A pie nt the show altogether. , , , , litigation over their land. suit vorable conditions, and when liny Kveryjnll , f rftvne cash. The splendid La Cueva ranch as pastime or as an accomplishment is not thrown away. morning at 10 they commenced to,. against them was started in Mora have reached the stockyards they I near Mora, ;00,flno, pour in It was to biUMr C"M 'eather with n broken leg valued at nearly county, came on change of venue to show an exterior finish other cat- and almost heressnry the immense O. that summon police to get tho was the experience of Owen Watson, tracts owned by J. San Miguel county, went to the tle, lacking the same health and 1'lf your heart is in the right place you will think over our the Hand of Los Alamos, tl:,- big Komoro-vlll- e cleared out at 11 o'clock at night The assistant postmaster ut Cantara, X. M., supreme court, In each case be- jail to show. This makes the ranch with its fine ranch home, ing decided against the ens. An proposition to sell you a piano on these easy terms and best feature of the attendance to my j who was thrown from a freight train tin western steers ready sellers on the the finest in the coufity; the 10,000 Hrowne-Mnnznnnr- mind is Iho fact that the visitors were by a hobo on the Santa Fe near order plneing the market, and after they have been you will talk it over with us soon. altogether Intelligent acres of the San Guijuela grant, are company in possession ot the land percentage weight almost people Clovis. Watson expected to Ret off nt the largest bodies land by butchered the of the who to know west of secured wus issued out of the supreme court, of wanted nhoitt the Vaughn, but was carried past and Iho company. In the San Ouijuela the dressed carcass over that of and southwest and knew how to ask when the train was crossing a small but no officer has yet been successful other steers under the same conditions JThe following pianos which we wholesale and retail in grant the purchase has been made in Mrs. Green Intelligent questions. Oflen on Sun-- ' bruise he snvs a "bum" without wnrn-ilay- s ceding the Greens. is so perceptible as to immediately at- outright. The present plans of file got a shot gun nnd guarded herself In New Mexico and Arizona, have built for themselves an crowds of society people would nK pushed him off. lie fell some Cnmflolds contemplate reservoirs, tract the attention of those keen, cmno in great four her house. An officer arrested her with numbers of ladles thirty feet to the bottom of the milch the. water to he obtained from Hie men who handle the yard end enviable reputation throughout the United States. were , took her to the court house, but and they all after information. breaking his leg Just nho the knee. Mora, the Sapello, the Oallinas nnd and of the business. Thousands nnd thousands of copio ol The man lay In the gully from 8 she eluded him and returned to the The settlement of the west Is rapid- ' the .Arroya Pecos. Some 7.1,000 acres land where she has remained ever pamphlets on Xew Mexico and her ri-- o'clock at night until 9 the following of land will be brought under Irriga- ly reducing the amount of available Chickering Bros. Jesse French - since. Xow Mr. Oreen (seeks the uld sources: county bulletins, dry farming morning-- when his plight was diseov- tion. company contem- range and Is forcing the cal lie to go ev- - The further of the court to assist him In recover Bust. & Lane Victor Miileuns, nomeseeKcrs guiñes and erod. When rescued both feet were plates a big reservoir In the Mora higher and higher Into the hills In erything as! ing legal possession of the land. His In- else were distributed just frozen and the man was nearly dead district which will utilize the Mood search of i'orage. This is greatly . claim is founded on adverse posses Shiller and the world famous fnst as they could bo handed out from suffering and exposure, lie was on de- creasing the importance of freely util- waters a big tract of land now slou. He the of Never before has such nn enormoim; brought to Clovis and given proper voted to has scoured services izing- the ranges within the national Farrand-Cecilia- n Player Pianos New! temporal farming. an attorney said to be from Minne Interior amount of Information about rare nnd is expected to recover. The certainty of carrying out forests, and eVery endeavor is being It the having the of Mexico been distributed, where of the projects reclaiming many sola, exhausted efforts made by the forest service to open would do so good. for the local fraternity f'as he has em much thousands of acres of land has n lren.fi y hitherto Inaccessible ranges by the i0ur prices range from $1 50 to $850. "The Xew Mexico exhibit was it given ployed without securing what he hi construction of tri.lls and bridges and splendid one, thoroughly MARKED it noticeable lift to business In lleves to be his rights. the most NOVEMBER the community and land values have unused arid ranges by the develop- 'IWe can interest and satisfy cash buyers. See us before representative one by far In the whole: ment of water. In these higher ele- Practically everything that1 somewhat Incrensed. Actual work on show. the reservoir on Is be vations the grass Is usually much finer qrows in shown the Oallinas to you buy that is all we ask. this territory was In' begun in i t more nutritious, while biggest next Thursday and the cernen! and the display. We had the BY UN USUAL wVirk MEETS REAL NEEDS the is much moro rigorous' biggest will he completed before the climate onions, one of the pumpkins. floou boih of which in the vegetables nnd Beason. conditions result the biggest grains and fine side of new bridge nnimuls being in better health and In coliseum, every I the cement fruits the where across thi) Gallina com- having more solid flesh when placed In lie" West "tvn t has been "t pleted OF DF on II. was MILDNESS and was onened for traffic STUDENTS the feeder markets in the in This represented. Nowhere there such today. fall has seen large numbers of the a vuried exhibit, sd many different j ' rnngc-bre- il steers, most come things. was a display of which Xew of which It from ranges within national forests, '.Mexico should be proud and one over j Tucumcari on the. 4th. The lowest NEW MEXICO topping (he feeder markets at nil & Warmest Weather for Past Fif-- local monthly mean was 2R.8 degrees points where feeder steers are sold. LEARNARD LINDEMANN at Hopewell, lowest So great has become the demand telling how much good the show will j Two Excep and tho recorded teen Years With is below zero on the 16th nt lied Itlver for cattle of the quality mentioned do Xew Mexico. The results will be: ,l..,l ..,. ..1. TTT ,,hm. j,,,.- Kitniw, iiiciii range in h,....l....lu seen for years to come." tions According to Report of MUSIC DEALERS s .THE SQUARE temperature was 71 degrees at Logan Pl'OSperOUS Yeafat AgUCUltUr- - U,l the west are selling their Weather Bureau. Í. Red River Canon, and the least oi stock cattle and iiri beginning to UNUSUAL ACTIVITY j al College; Beginning of Sec ia ucKreen ni cuuui re; uie greatest handle steers exclusively. On the old ESTABLISHED 1900 ALBUQUERQUE N. M. dally range, S7 degrees ut Hloomt'lcld range where a few years ago one was AMONG MINES OF ; ond Semester January 4tl The temperatura of the month o( on the I4h. The averages for the dis- nccustomed to see large herds of cows KINGMAN DISTRICT j November List past In Xew .Mexico tricts were: No. 7 (northwest), 4G.2 Good Time to Enter School, and calves, you will find today equally 444)44)4 van phenomenally high according to legrees; No. 8 (Pecos and Rio large bunches made up entirely of the climatic summary for the month Grande), 44.7 degrees; No. 9 (west- steers, some of which may pecha ps 45.0 degrees. come Mexico,' Kingman. Ariz.. Dec. JO. The Gol-- 1 lust Issued by the section director ot ern), The New Mexico College of Agricul- hHe from Old some OOOOOOOCOTXXKXXX Precipitation. ' from Texas, den Gem mine at Corbnt ha been sold the weather bureau in Santa IV as fob ( ture and Mechanic Arts at Mesilla whllt Arizona and The avcrago precipitation usually (heir quota. to an eastern company, represented by lows: for the Park is just closing th first half of furnish TI RKKV HOU!l W. K. Frazitf, engineer, of Deadwood. The temperature of the month aver-S- . territory, determined from the records a most prosperous satisfactory These steers are brought into these 1).; W. H. Rradlev, geologist, of, aged considerably above the normal of 127 stations, was 0.67 Inch, or 0.36 years work with a (food attendance western ranges at from elclite.n AHOTT XOW inch yeñrs be- Chicago; E. A. T'.lanton, engineer, of Only-twi- In the last 15 years has the below the normal and 0.28 Inch capnble Instructors and splendid months lo two old. They Philadelphia, nnd A. M. Masters, of month shown a higher average tern below the average of November, 1908. suits being accomplished In all depart come neciimiited the first y,r, while Is pretty good. The boards you greatest 4 7 Jacksonville, III. The surrounding peralure for the territory 46.5 de? The monthly was 1. menta. The Agriculture College, as Is in the second and third years they be- get from this lumber yard are Inches ut Tu- - tilines, consisting of the Vanderbilt. grees in 1 97, and 4.4 degrees It the railroad station at well known, Is uri Invaluable adjunct come sufficiently mature so that iho good all the time. Need any to cumcori, th,. least, nothing 111 may Columbus, Flore, Drolien Hill and 1901. With the warmth a decided and at of the territorial educational system he taken to market. do any fixing up Thanks-ghlng- ? nations, 12 after Idaho, huve also been examined by shortage In precipitation occurred while additional reportod and Is doing a work whose results nr. The demand for cattle of this kind We have them all these men and will In all probability while a much smaller avernge has oc- but a trace. The greatest amount in far reaching and ffurtive. The ful Is greater than the supply, and as In Tongued 24 - widths and thicknesses e taken over, as the new comers want curred before, notably tn 1S97 tO.Ofi) iny hours was 1.20 Inches at Kliza- lowing little letter received by The all other cases where (he demand Is grooved, planed or rough. bethtown on The and a large acreage. Mr. Frazler Is also 1903 K.), and 1904 (0.20). neverthe- tho aver Morning Jurnal from the president greater than the supply the pike re- And you'll find our bill age snowfall was 4,9 inches. aver- board Mmpllng the Enterprise and Last less the dryness was serious. The The Dr. AV. K. Garrison, is Interesting and ceived on sale must constantly in- not I'l'.li at all. We age days o.fll lumber Chance mines. In the Maynard dis- storm of the 2"th to 80th, however number of with inch or worthy of perusal: crease. That this Is true of the steer a more S; nverage' along with modérale profit. trict. relieved the situation In the north hal precipltution wus Alhtupieripie, N. ÍI., Dec. 9, 1 Doll buMiuss ore cnu easily iisccrl.iiu In the San Francisco district, the of the territory, and pave, a good aver- number of clear days, 1; partly Editor of The Morning Journal: through conversation with any one ol cloudy, 6; &. J.C.BALDRIDGE I'nth mine, owned by Jack Leedy unl age to the northeast counties espe cloudy, The district Dear Sir The second semester of the west rn stockmen who make this average are as follows; No. 7 , npsoelates, has been sampled hy Dan cially. (north the year's work at the New Mexico n business. They will tell you in.-- east), 1.2(1 that soi in nitsT sTiti.i:T P. Richards and Walter Fellows for The warmest weather of the south Inches; snowfall, 9.9 College of Agriculture and Mechani, they huve made more money In the Inches; No. (I'ecos A. L. White & Co., of Lima, Ohio, who occurred from the 1st tn the 10th, but Í and Hlo Grande), Arts will open Immediately after th. last two or three years In handling a. .n tncii; 3.5 I OOOOOOOOCOOOOOOO "'Id a limited option on the mine. a second, period, the 19th to the 2f,th snowfall, Inches; No. I' Christmas holidays on January 4 steers than (hey minie In ten Venn, The vein, which was on also gnve several warm days. Two (western), u.iii inch; snowfall, 0. There are a great many new courses in handling strictly faulted found Inch. stock entile. the 100-fo- level last week continues cool periods also occurred, the first beginning nt this tim and new stu strong and is assaying ubout I2Í, from tlit? 12th to the 18th, and the 1'IIARI.F.S R. LINN K V, dents will find it a convenient time t Many persons find themselves ef i'rn.ss the entire face. The While second from the 27th to the close of Section Director. enter school. I should be very grate fected with a persistent cough after enmpany Is now developing litre dif- the month. The 30th was probably ful If you would call attention to this an attack of Influenza. As this cough WHY GENUINE GAS COKE IS CHEAPER AND ferent mines In the country, the Red the coldest day of the month, nl UNITED STATES GRAND fact and shall be doubly obliged i in be promptly cured by the uso of !ap, Midnight In addi- readings were you put It a word rhnniberlaln's Cough Remedy, 11 nnd Pinkhum, though the lowest local JURY can with of ailvlci BET SER IN EVERYWAY THAN ANY tion to its Victor mine In the Vivian recorded on the 11th and 17th in COMPLETES ITS and encouragement to young peopl, should not he allowed to run on until district. many instances. IN to attend such a school as this. I be- it beromeg troublesome. Sold by all , WORK PHOENIX George Hartmnn has bonded his Two periods of precipitation occur lieve that the courses which we arc druggists. OTHER HEATING FUEL prospects, extensions of the Goodrlch-Garrtn- er red, the first, from the 10th to th, offering both the college courses and dis- - mostly to courses high school mine in the Tom Heed 15th, was confined the north (SpcM lul orrrfpunUenr Mornluj Journal) the Industrial of Journal Want Ads. Get Results. ;It Is solid c.iibou, the sub- jlt Insures n steady, sure "t, to A. L. Nielson, fl. K. Griffin und the east counties; the second Ariz., Die. s. The I lilted grade are meeting the real needs ol stance remaining after gas Ista-k- , fire reiiuiiiiig but littK Thns. Tony .10th, was mostly young people of territory In s MrKinnnn nrtd Shoemaker, from the 27th to the tateh grand Jury yesterday finished the the n utleniion. "11 very W. & from mat In gas retorH. of Nevada, for I&0.000. Sinking confined to the north half of the ter its work hy Indicting nearly a down satisfactory way. Our year has L TRIMBLE CO. removes one of the worst ill a one so at once he started tn a shaft ritory. In the first few thtmderstormr Mexicans charged with selling llauor been prosperous far, but wi CO It NF; It 1ST ST. and CCif'VKH Ave. lt makes a smokeless lire and troubles of the furnace clink- here ore assaying several hundred occurred and the precipitation, mostly to Indians. Fileto Loretmo, who had must rely very largely on the press ol I.Hery. I'ced and Hale Stahle. I'lr. therefore does away with Hut ers. No ( linkers in coke. dollars ppr ton was found a few weeks rnln. was light and scattered. In the been Indicted the territory to enable us lo do a ( In-- -, Turnout., at Reasonable lisies. worst kind a nuis- represents, per ton, more for harboring a lewd ;t of furnace IJIt CO. second the precipitation was heaviest and alien woman, pleaded guilty larger service to a still greater num Tcleplmni' North Seromt sirivt ance. value than a ton of hard coal, In Is wan and the Fniori Pass district work in the northeast counties and the passing of sentence upon him was ber of students. but Is far cheaper. Kxpanslon mill snow. and Thanking in for your B. H. BRIGGS & CO. IT will you rushed on the largely wit The south the set for tomorrow morning. Joso Ar- ywi advance (j!lt gives more he:it units CM make total fuel bill Hhlih will be in operation within 90 west counties were almost without bago, indicted for selling liquor to an I am. p, r ton than a ton of any oitu r or winter much less than If you Vns according to Manager Hutchin precipitation, or at most bat a frac Yours very truly, Druggists la. I. used other fuels. son. Indian, also pleaded guilty; hf will Í: Good progress is being made on tion of the normar amount and the be AV. GARRISON. Proiu-ielor- of the average sentenced tomorrow. lvariiil v. Gold Crown mine. apparently fair tor the terri Alfredo charged President. riuiruinc or. (.old nnd lii, h is being Inspected by Presidcni tory is due to the good average In the Rernardln. with I liM; Highland I'lnarmac). (or. Our Representative Will Call and Convince bringing an alien woman Into i-l ' It. Claire Xew Jersey. lat-h- r. In many ways the Cenirul and llnuiduav. of The northeast counties. country for Immoral purposes, plead m company E. II. Hartón, precipitation was to r, were as follows. ll for the of You a Saving" with the similar ed not guilty. His will sale "It's upcrlntendcnt of the above work. Is 19S, although the average trial take llfiuor to Indians: Csrlns Moreno, place this afternoon. Hernurdin Is nuking an year . November Alejandro examination of adjacent snowfall last during said to Sancho. Jose Maria Gar ALBUQUERQUE GAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT Kopirtles with a view adding to was considerably greater ;han during have devoted himself to lit. cia. J. f. Miranda. Gudge Gomez. AND of "rary pursuits since his arrest, the 1, resent hfdrline of hi eomnnnv. month Just closed. and he Dick Higuera. Antonio Kpifancio the Din, Ktut fc Win K 'Hi Vlr-- had a mass oi manuscript which It Is trii IUrmi.tw. (OKI' IH IT ' the Klondike mine in the The amount of sunshine was large. Carillo and Gregorio Moreno tlVtlVROWlTIMIl. wi Hi POWER COMPANY I'llONK M "i:i range muí raid lie intends to produce in book Is itv i, (wawautaMl ymt Kft.aj44. itiprt-- J district of tho nam river especially In the south the west the man who sold the liquor to Kd M form.. It will stf hut. ill trial l. b i4 fnr J be copiously Illustrated. raw. If ( ra MM t feet of ( free milling or were ounties. Wind of the south were H.mden, the Apache, who w,is In l.lWl r'H4 Hs..kei t 4r(i.A H ' The Is In I Ml - 4 --r4er. ! M 't on R nArnllet leriire everr, I hnn- - light moderate, nnd n severe work French, nnd it Is said spired by to the stimub.nl to the terrible UWITtO ii I ? ! it with CPICWO.. I WT B feet from the main workings at storms or gales occurred. The pre- that deals the immigration bu crime agninst the I'ttk-- daughter of t. depth or for vailing was from west. reau of this country, which is held out 29 feet while sinkina direction the KHJnh Allen near I,eht. Moreno in Mtmqutrqot by ). M. 0'RMIr Co. r il-- to be more tyrannical any Sold 6 The Klondike is ell l- Temperature. than Rus pleaded gulltv t the Indictment and hy sian bureau Kith nhirh the author il tunnels snd shows s ledge The mean temperatura for the ter has will ! aenten.-c- today. DON'T WAIT o brought Into 'rsging feet In width snd assay-- f ritory, determined from the records of ever ben contact In his CHÍchesterspTlls GET TOt'K CO At, IN BE FORK THE FIRST HTORM ubout per ton. i',.'! stations having a menu altitude of world wanderings. Kxpafti'we tMxl Teacher. v . TkNTH K ACITK AMKH1CAN BLOCK about 5.oni fet, w is Ao.l degrees, or Rernardln ts reported to be desirous She (with a Mut) A man slway (All sUrt) Th Itest 1111 W. K. HAHN CO. IT A Vn? ir nm riv 3 degrees above the tiurtnsl, and 4 1 of having extraéis from this work treats wife ia k4 t4 C.I4 on.Wy CKRKII.I.OS Ll.'MP Osllitp five t his sacond better. ", KUH HB ! KH4.S. l.uaia fntMi r.AXr.n rnrrrs degrees above the meun ol November. read t the jury, and that he has He (Mandlyi APer a man has f mkm mil T Vf MH.ia WOO! axi lararlaL HrI. a YW m at KINDIJNO H I been secure At i It 10 Phone 91 IIOR TOCIt ORDER, !!)$. The highist l. ', monthly mean trjing tn the wrvi, of once uní rid of a balky he uses IHOlMVB , . FACTOKT WOOD m f. a hore HMtWl I'll.. CUKI tT a f-- 9i m trmvn mr was 63 decrees nt Tillaron, nnd the J. A. Portería as translator. more intelligence In picking out an rankaiibfti tai. A, .ari K:i ta It It ICR, l.tVR. huii.pino surrt.iKS highest recorded wis M dnre at The Indictments found yesterday other Illustrated D'ts. ta THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY, DECEM6EH 12, 109.

Good Family Group Pictures & FRENCH LOWBER With GEO. W. HICKOX COMPANY FCNFTIAL DIRECTORS Can be Made Xm sfeliii' I'lonecr .levrelor. Licensed Finbalmcra N EPF'S Will keen K'n c ntiill rlirMnin. Iirnp in nnil o the PORTER & many nlfo. chok-- e creation mi-- have selected. Frloc right. LADY ASSISTANT RENT CAMERAS THE ARCH IROXT. IIS South Second Street. 801 W. Central. Telephone 860 TT I Phone 435 - 220 W. Gold UST at this season of the year there's .; la ta Tnt that roo should ao who is wondering t.la-ph- many what raeatva Tuur morning paper Wallace Hesselden r a person IK POHTAI. TBI.BORAPK CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. CO. alvina four nam and alilr.aa Ij COXTKACTOR. ml tin papar will b d.llv.rad r a Figurea anj workmanship count. to Units riirnlKlilnjt (ioori. Cutlery ami Tools, Iron apcclal ttMHniar. To. Ll.phoaa la money give a man for Christmas." fttotro, Range. N 1. We guarantee more for your Ftpe, Vnlrcs ami Fillings, I'lutiihliig, Heating, Tin ami Copper Work S C.M. than nny other contra, ting firm in Ta abova roward III l paid Albuquerque. xvrsT rr.xTi:.fi AYixrn. ruoxn sis for ttia arral and eunvlriloa of aur-o- n lit raughi aiaallng copla of lb Office at the Suprior Planing Mill. The tell you; probably he doesn't Morning Journal from tba dcor- s:t. man can't vara of aubaribara. I'hom: T II i: A T It I S C O V A K M JOURNAL. FUBUaHINO CO. ll (Incorporated) LAlXIHtV know; but the chances are that within two 12.'. 00 III Iniv it share In tho greatest profit iitiil.t r In the souilmcKt an Every Day In tin ii I Hi If. i fnrin lor only weeks he'll be coming in here to W H I T K after Christmas SW7.7I per ucrc. . Dividends of SO ier LOCAL HEMS OF INTEREST (flit assured, lor lull part Icnlars W A O X S address or cull nn buy something he wants that you could have We Sell V It. MliOl'l', Insuro In the Occidental Ufe. Drink Clorlett.i Beer. Thone 482. l.arge can Milk lit .. 10c If you htve n hore to break hrinR given him for a present. Hawk Milk it trt im. Wrifiht a Uidini,' School, Sib largo iUg. tuakcr in . .noc V. Sliver. t Team tf Wheat I So Col. s. ft. Kopcwi ll him left for a FEE'S Win 3'm' t k. Shredded hi We are now In our new atore, brief buHlnesH trip to t'hlOMRO anfl Good Hot Chocolate i pkgs. iriiK Xiil Sac ml we liare the w lec l'ittülitiry. Small I ill lr Stitrr.il olives. .. Oc flnct Minn Clnrlcp has b ft for for iiuik i mtc tion of Wall raprr, l'njnu, olla. ru;h Suggestions for Chriálmas imt oih. TnmpM. KI'iriHit, where she will re- ioo, turn, T fait ...UK' Yarnlsliea, Ilcturo Cramc, main Christmas Shoppers mt 10t' for several niontha the guest of tml lVa, 'n etc- In Xew Mexico. her .Mor. t.ood String Hernia, mt can. . Ili'jC - tiiHKl Tomatoes, wr fan Ilk c. a. Jiiüu Knlter, fmtnerly with the YYy nlfe ITunc. 8 Itw for . .S.V muso. HconoinlM here, now tritvclliijr for a Tun oi.n ., s't. illy goofls houxe, was u vl- - FoMnm 2f Copper. Walter linker' Cncmi 2.V Corner Fourth and Itor In the city yexterduy. WALTON CORNER A. O Wuhu, thief of operation of rr is Tin: rk.iit run i: ia i i:v the t'illicit Xtutes forvM acrvlec, has HA V THAT S S VOt returned from a evelul xve.-k- trip MOM V. to the Camón national forest, near the Colorado-Ne- .Mexico boundary. One of our Hart Schaffrier &. Marx evening or dinner suits; every man MILLINERY REMOVAL SALE! Frank Kimh, supervisor oj the ISiVAURIPERSUES AND Wichita nation.il forest In Oklahoma wants one or both $35 to $60 RETAIL WHOLESALE left yesterday for his headquarter, Mrs. I. IV Covordalo. Cor. rourtli mill after apendinir weeks here on special (olil I Offering iioal Itargaln detail work. CIDERS ESTATE Or perhaps a Hart Schaffner & Marx fine overcoat, for dress, for bus- in Millinery. Ilrothnr llernnrd and Ilrothcr Cyp-ri.i- Ward's Store of the Christian Urothers' school iness, for storm wear, a liberal, useful gift to $25' üt llernnlllln, were visitors In the city .....$18 Homer II. Ward, Mgr. tin account of moving Into new yeatcrduy. Hrothern Cyjirlan left last FOR 6,000.00 Hi SlnrMo Ate. Tliona 208 imtrtera her entire mock will he sold nlarht for Concordia, Kan., where hr You might think well of a good business suit; Hart Schaffner & Marx at 60c on the from now to January Is culled by the serious Illness oí his II father. 1. She hna the moat cAmplelo make the Tight-kin- and we sell them right $20 to $35 line nf trinimeil lint, pattern The remains of the late GeorRC P. Former Wife oí J. 6. Dardem Moore, who died Thursday morr.iiiK. STRONG BROTHERS I lint, natrloh plumea, (InoluninR the will be sent to Wilton, Iowa, toinor. Begins Action in Court to Re- - If you decided on such a gift the question of fit can be easily solved;' ne- - nlHowa, futiry fenthers, winea. low morning, accompanied by the ii:htkkiis cover on Promissory Note, j Mr. It. II. Pm ion. l.ljr rilihoiig. etc , Hint positively n !!l Krt at widow unrt eon, who arrived from the bring us an old suit or overcoat; or tell us his size; afterward, if the east yesterday. No funeral sen ice Strong Mock, t r. Copper ,60c on the $1. fall early ami get a and will be held In Albuqu. ri(ue. - ael.H'tidll. . clotties free, ISOCOIlll. Flume o, J., BOr Mrs. Fanny V. Van r.iper. who se-- ! don't fit him right, we'll change or alter them moving Knrl II. Clnpp, nssistant forester of Am into new nunrter and cured a divorce from Jame f!. Dar- - the I'nited States Vorei--t service, has my ent:r atm-- tr Kondu must be re ft for the tirand Canyon, where be den at Las Cruces sume two months There are many, other things for men in a store like this; not so costly Try a MorningVournal Want Ad tluccit before January 1. will confer with Ceneral Manager A.i is11, "mi fiiaiviiig numerous sensn- - 1 lllil. 1 ,aii m . ii in , . ii. Wells of the Santa Ke const lines uonai t iiarges against parflen, filed ni as clothes; quite as acceptable and useful. : Nothing Starts Your Blood to Circulating therf cool mornlngi rena riling some work to suit In the district court yesterday be done by the government and the af like ternoon through her attorneys. Kene-- j : a good American Block Coal fire. We ha.f r..ilrod In connection with the plan Fine neckwear; rich silks of the best quality; many fine colorings and of beautifying the country surround han and Davis, of .unta Fe, asking! ing the Tilult of chasms. T S. W'ool- - Judgiui lit MRalnst the estate of the late patterns; from 50c to The American Block Coal Jr., chief or the t.ltl. e of silvicul- $2 W. Jt. Child. is for $,000. It is al- AZTEC FUEL CO. PHONE 251 ture, is acting as district forester In leged in the complaint that Harden' the iitcm e of Mr. Ciiip).. loaned this sum to W. II. ChUders on A great stock of. good gloves from the best makers, $1,50 to $2,$0 - aM F. H. Schwentker, general New a promissory- note dated October 19. ' v I Mexico agent of the I'm ll'lc Mutual IRd.. The complaint asks that per- arid heavier, cheaper gloves for other than dress wear, WATCHES SILVERWARE 1,1 to Insurance coni.any, has present- mission be grauied to foreclose on ed the Morning Journal with a splen-d- i certain property belonging to the j ' I public office calendar, a gift much Chllilera estate, ahlch was niortgnged Walking sticks and umbrellas; imported fancy woodsr: some finely sil- appreciated. The calendars have an to Harden to ...cure payment of the note. MAYNARD aluminum background and a separate ver mounted; a good variety from $1 up ' page for each day, with the day, ilate Harden, It is alleged, secured the! y and tear In box car biters, mi that ho mom he loaned from Mrs. Van, v ho runs may read. Thirty i al- Kilter. The decree of divorce secured j Sweaters and sweater coats are always acceptable; good things here, endara of this kind were sent to Mr. by Mrs. Van lilpcr carried with It Cue S.huentk r for distribution in New Childt rs promissory note a. well as J ,M. other hold-j- $2 to $5 xli o and It Is safe to s:iy they are real .stale and collateral l ta JEWELRY amona the finest ever brought to ihe logs held hy Harden ill this citv. il territory. lrv I rlianlt (id Divorce. Juilge Ira A. II Fancy Waistcoats for all occasions, for dress" or business The tuner.il of the late Mrs Ca tir- Abbott yesterday wear; some granted a .lei r. e of divorce to Mrs. OPEN FOR BUSINESS ina Matteuccl, uife of rompilio M i I very in who evening. Librada alllex de Rherhardt from smart novelties importedand domestic fabrics, from $2.50 to died Thursday her husband. ; iil occur Iroiu the Immaculate Con Charles !'b. rhar.ll Abandonment was j ception church o'clock the charge made $6.00. HIS. Fourth St., New Stern Block at ;.Si this against F.lierhardt and the divorce afternoon, leaving family I the resi- was granted In default, the defendant den. e, U West road, at 1. 15. Tltems fai'inc to jii. rear in court. !l I!ev. A. M. MandtiJri. S J., will Men's jewelry sets of all sorts; cuff links; dress and dinner studs; sets DIAMONDS CUT GLASS Mnd ; lntcrm1it vvl'd be made in Splendid Sclivtion of Christinas! Santa Iturluira cemetery. Mrs. M.tt-tcuc- in fiixsls for men at j cases, cuff links and pin to match; full sets with shirt studs and had numerous' relatives in I1KXJAMIX J !. linos.. and here, among them 2 IS W. Central Ave. ; waistcoat buttons alike. Prices from $1 as high as you please, being Alcsrundro. Amendo and Gio- j vanni Matteuccl. hroihers-in-l.i- A Mtt MUKSTIC RXiK nR!l FOURTH ANNUAL BALL Frl tula of the family re invited to 50; VXTII. N:30 M. Dl t il thlt. t. l MUUi attend the funeral afternoon. 16. I9IIO. VK SI LI. IXU R-- ; Of American Lumber Elks' Ball Room HOI K MAJITIC RAXt.O IXR 50. See Benjamin Window I Broa.' for W At.X l it II VKIlWAHt: CO. I ( lotliing. Dec. 17th 1909 bant Ctirtstmaa . ; Co. Fire Department V. Tit M.TS l. 1.AIUaS i iu i: St t cutral .e. lict In early Pt Cliristmas Itargalns. Sp'lal l"riv this only. f IIOU V. l'I OWi:i!lG I'l.XXTs ii i:jam ix rijos.. ; These are only a few suggestions; we MKC I1M; HltlMM (.Ills. at - m a a. . can't catalogue the whole stock. Come ...... w.ir- -i .m.c. , I We n mi: rnniT. in and see. issue gift cetifi cates for any amount you say. or for anv mer- If you nmHl a carpenter, telephone chandise; the recipient of your gift can do his own choosing. PRACTICAL SUBJECTS llcssolricn: i.hone J.I. Il Anv aoods vou buy in this way are on approval, and may be returned money TO BE - and refunded if DISCUSSED AT SiM-ci- Sab- this wk of Clirivt. you choose. mas .line aortnH'nt at HIM M:V M IT OR BROTHERHOOD MEET i;.!, This store is the home of o i ni o. r. M'.XJAMIX RROS.. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes n . Central Ave. A An pre-n- attt.ictivc pngr4in will be i TO TIIOSK WHO WEAR TTTIX- - id by the I'mtrd l'.rothci hoods of I': I W1WN OCR M AY 20TII e liighind rhur, lies at the Method- - tOlll;s it t.T mrx th..t it 1 i Cl'.Ml'RY tXHJ.lt SHAl'F.R OF-- 4 t J salt or st Church, Suth, 51 Siuth Arno. at it-.- ri:i;s tup i i - II.'I'UIIK p. m.. nursvt.iy, i:n:tTiox of col- . i OOMI'OIIT. lit ks ,;r.l i AT i. IHKSXT CRACK "o"! iiv.'mi musical selections Ti-- I IT1II I! Th.' tv two wry capable ! k- TIF. F.VSY ji t it here. Sl.ll IXIl'l JiHI nrv." r.-- j i en tollo ir.g A'tu., fie subject: DHV tX.. IMIOVE 14. , ..- 1. Manufacturing a eel Tire: from) - SIMON IH'i'u it STERN he ore to Its Cae en an Kngin. A coed frrine n.ake a mrt tvil ' Wht.-t.- The UM tf.Jv t. r,.r lt ul.J b A J lvltn. Foreman of i A acnd b .1 twrfet rie tr-- ! .vita In ih, .re m.i.ie i Sann P. Machine Shops. feet rest is absolutely to ' CENTER AVENUE in I h. i; .- K- s;.m ef Handling Apprentices good health and long P.fe. a CLOTHIER anl - ' Bur r '- -'' K I- 1 !.. ini '! r. t.!i-- i.'iMi 'ilrcwtd Shops bv O. - No I. gge;: putt Stel iprint and , r t '.. rctst. n. M:,t.-r:.i- S jpervisor, Santa live to a ifo.sl r.re old ate. Th Fo- - -- I'e . trt! Flsri.it re .. fluía- - in .' .''i:l ti.-- t t tv e wi'.l !.!: r hri.-tfu- a

M'-- v., n.. a in, .: ..' ami a.ltl im. T I'. I- - .I1U lí OMIMW. Claud Hulto HIT ESTABLISHED 1883. CENTRAL AVENUE All the leading shapes and styles in the season's Stenographer LEADING prettiest hat creations. SPECIAL PRICES and Notary Public JEWELERS aUirrUEW HOW I1X Ml W CVatraJ AtniM, 117 1--2 W. Cold COMX ix AXD LET TS niXP TOC SELECT Phone 898. CHARLES ILfELD CO. PURE FRESH BUTTER MILK CHRISTMAS GIFTS h.- - s, GOLDEN JERSEY BUTTER a. codkP-- array of thing of lasting rahie ami for al Wholesalers of Everything ibi yo, u.Bjer ,m llM. FWgrvm, hot m Se .M per The Matthew Dair "Supply Co. froB ríbh"- - l-- and Satct. thane are LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA "r"4"tí i twrst tir. TtxtrnoxE t. i too north idcrth strttt wtth haitdlinc. ConK( iB. THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909.

percentage Is only 23 and for Spring- the United States has long been de- WE field, Mass., 19, the low price being clining. Primarily, the supply of meat WHAT PAY FOR MEAT In strong contrast with the 4T per In relation to population has declined cent for Holyoke, Its near neighbor, since the first livestock census In with n different sort of inhabitants. 1M0, For cnttls in that yenr, exclud- A gross profit of 20 per cent was ing calves, there was an average of n. THE POORER THE BRAND OF BEEF THE found In New York, X. Y., nnd Phll-- a 0.88 of nn animal on farms to each re delphia. Pa.; 28 per cent In Buffalo, Inhabitant, 0.81 of nn animal in I860, X. Y., and 36 per cent In Boston, 0.79 of an animal in 1880, 0.92 of an MORE THE POOR CONSUMER PAYS FOR Mass. animal in 1890, und 0.69 of nn animal Everywhere appears the general in 1900. To n considerable extent, at IT SAYS SECRETARY WILSON IN REPORT fact that the lower the grade of beef least, range cattle nre Included, Since the greater the percentage of gross 1900, cattle "ave probably hardly in- profit. Allontown's high percentage creased absolutely, while population nearly 20 per cent. is based on wholesale prices of 7 2 has gained nnd S cents. In Hoston the rate The comparison of sheep, excluding The poorer the meat eater and the small in all parts of the country. of gross profit Is twice as great for lambs, with population, shows that eats, 1.13 poorer the beef lie the more he schedule wag provided to record the beef as for beef costing 11 and there were animals on farms In It, says 0.71 ha to pay for Secretary of actual experience of retailers in buy 11 cents. Indeed, the rule is quito 1840 to each inhabitant, of nn Vllson In his annual re- Ing selling carcass or half animal in 1860, 0.84 of an animal In Agriculture and the general that d beef Is mark- Is the Most port recently published. The report carcass of beef. Among the facts as ed up twice as much relatively us 1SK0, 0.65 of un animal in 1890, and high-price- 0.52 of an in 1900. Hange goes into the subject of the price of certained were the weight and whole d beef. words, per- animal In other sheep to be meat and Its causes at great length sale cost of a certain piece of beef, haps it Is a safe inference that the are supposed Included. and the following: extracts will be of usually a half carcass. Then followe poorer people pay nearly twice the The decline lor swine Is about as well-to-d- great us that for sheep, nnd has been Vital interest to the consumer: the weight and retail price of every gross profit that the more o Acceptable of High prices of fresh meats and of cut for which a uniform price was people pay. uninterrupted. The ratio of swine on farms to population in 1X40 was 1.54 their products are of such concern to charged by the dealer. Thus it be Ualtimore, Mil, In the South Atlan animals; in I was 1.07 nearly every family that an examina- came possible not only to compare tic states, is another large with lS'i.l animals: dtv In 1SS0 It 0.91) of an anima!; in tion of the subject is timely. With high and low priced cuts, from the a low rate of gross profit, 17 per cent win 1890 It was 0 92 of nn over two-fift- of the expenditures of point of expense to consumer, but animal; and but Washington, 14 C, has a much In 1900 It was 0.S3 of un the families of medium income devot- also to compute accurately the total higher rate, 42 per cent, and Tnkoma animal. Kxpoi-- ed to food and with one-thir- d of the retail price per pound and the total Park, I). 44 per cent. Richmond Meat C, In national dietary composed of meat, retail cost of the beef piece for which Va., has the low rale of 21 per cent the meantime all of the meat the present situation is felt by the In- the wholesale price per pound and the and Augusta. Ga., the high one of (1 produced in this country has not been comes of 19,000,000 families. total wholesale cost had been re per cent. amount Vor Smith eaten here. Prodigious exports have The the gone globe. The higher prices of meat In recent ported. Atlantic states Is 38 per cent. to all the countries of the years do not bear the less heavily on I 'ads Discovered In Fifty Cities. In Xorth The exports of cattle for slaught "" the Central states the rose to 59.1,000 in 1904, the consumer because Its purveyors at In the North Atlantic states the re mean is 38 per cent, and the foregoing sime which a 208,-00- 0 various points along the line of dis- tail price of beef is 31.4 per cent observations apply concerning the time there has been decline to tribution may not have raised the higher than the wholesale price; and higher of gross ill 1909. rate profit for cheap Most of exports of price in a larger degree than the the percentage is usually lower In the beef. Chicago, III., the meat and its The returns are products are in pounds price of the animal has increased. larger cities than in the smaller ones cheap beef, and gross stated in the for the retail foreign trade reports' and, as as so There may be too large a net profit or and higher in the case of beef that is Is 4 0 per cent, In Cincin- far profit but stated, exports of beef beef gro.g profit, or the distributive cheap at wholesale of high Is the and than nati, o it only 25 per cent: Omaha, products averaged 32, (100,000 pound processes may be too costly at pome priced beef. Neb., 23'ncr cent; South Omaha, Neb., yearly 1851-lSr.- 5, 1 09, 00, 000 point. Little definite information Allentown, Pa., is for In there an im 23 per cent. Kansas City, Kan., has 1871-187- 5, been gross pounds lor 2:14,000,000 has heretofore extracted from mediate profit of 50 per cent a cheap beef gross of 50 per 1881-1SS- profit pounds for 5, 340,000,000 the retail meat business concerning its that Is, the amount charged cent, City, Mo., total while Kansas reports pounds 18SO-1S9- GO for 521,000,000 cheapness or costliness in comparison retail Is per cent above the whole only 28 per cent. 1891-189- pounds for 5, 601,000,000 with the amount of business done, and sale cost. Such gross profits are no 1890-190- For the twin cities, Minneapolis and pounds for til 7 (100,001 4 6 nn acquaintance with the fucts has ticed the places as per -- for smaller St. Paul, Minn., the gross' profit is re pounds for 1901 1 95, 7 :, 000,000 become desirable. cent for Cauajohurie, N. Y.; 50 per ported at 27 and 35 per cent, respec pounds for 1906, 690,000,000 pounds Through of 4 7 per employes of the bureau cent for Cortland, N, Y.; cent tively; for Detroit, Mich., and Milwau for 1907, 579,000,000 pounds for 1908 animal industry inquiries were made for Holyoko, Mass., and for Harris kee, Wis., '40 per cent; and 'for St and 419,000,000 pounds for 1909. in filly large, medium and burg, Th. Olean, N. Y., cities Hut for the Louis, Mo., 39 per cent. In the small The high water mark of beef cx- - er places the rates of gross profit in poris was in iMiiti, since winch year I Felling beef are 52 per cent for Alton, the decline has been so sharp that the PI 111.; 53 per cent for Cedar Kapids, exports of 1909 were only 57 per cent Iowa; 4 3 per cent for East Liverpool, of those of 1900. Not withstanding in Ohio; 31 per cent for Port Huron, dustrial depression abroad, evidently WATER PIPE Mich.; 4U por cent for Wichita, Kan this indicated a decline in the supply Riveted Dipped Pipe and 27 per cent for Winona, Minn. of beef animals during the last throe No other division of states stands as years relative to consumption in this 10,000 feet 24-in- ch Riveted Pine, dipped, good as new, high in gross profit as the South Cen country, especially since there has tral states, 64 per cent. The at if 1.00 per foot with been no Increased severity in the re places with rates above this mean are of European 12-in- strictions countries 10,000 feet ch Riveted ripe, dipped, good as new,' Fort Smith, Ark., 57 per cent; Mo- against tho Importation of beef. The at 40c per foot bile, Ala., 64 per cent; Nashville significance of the foregoing Ih Tenn.. 63 per cent; Natchez, Miss., 56 10-in- strengthened by declining exports 20,000 feet ch Riveted Pipe, dipped, good as new, per the cent, and Shreveport, I.n., 68 per of beef cattle since 1904. It is lasting, it 1 30c foot cent. useful, and reasonable a rare combination and affords of innumerable at per On the other hand, Fort Worth, Pork nnd its products have fnr ex- Tex., reports only 38 per cent; Louis- 10,000 feet ch Riveted Pipe, dipped, good as new, ceeded beef in exports. As far as selections. What would be more approprite than a pretty desk for the lady of house Ky., 52 per cent, the at 22c per foot ville, and Memphis, stated In pounds and little is omit- Tenn., 32 per cent. ted the exports of pork and pork or an easy Turkish Rocker for the father, or dollcart for the little one. Just come in 10,000 feet Riveted Five, dipped, good as new, The mean of 3. 4 per cent of gross products averaged 91,000,000 pounds profit 851-185- and we will add suggestions we fit you buy at 18c per foot is derived from reports from yearly in 1 5; 490,000,000 and can any pocketbook and can a useful the Western states. The highest rate pounds in 1871-187- 5; 826,00(1,000 10,000 feet ch Riveted Pipe, dipped, good as new, present for every one of the family without leaving our store. Is 62 per cent for Lewlston, Idaho; pounds in 1881-188- 1,061,000,000 ' Is 68 at".' 10c per foot next per cent for Spokane, pounds in 1891-189- 1,462,000,000 Wash.; 50 per cent Ogden, 111 1890-190- Ladies Desks in All 7 20,000 feet of 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, damaged riveted pipe, uset for Ctah; pounds 1,242,000,000 Finishes Turkish Rockers, Dollcarts 39 per cent San Cal., 1901-190- for Francisco, pounds In 1,465,000,000 from $8 to $35. from $25 to $65. to for drain and culvert pipes for under streets, at reduced prices. nnd Cheyenne, Wyo. ; 37 per cent for pounds in 1906; 1,268,000,000 pounds from $1.50 $10. Denver, Colo.; 24 per cent in Seattle, In 1907; 1,237,000,000 pounds In 1 908; Wush., and 16 per cent for Tacoma, and for 1909 was 1,053.000,000 Oil Well Casing Wash. pounds. 1,000 feet 10-in- Diamond B. X. 40-lh- .. Special For the 50 cities throughout the In less degree than beef, pork ex Casing, good as new $1.10 per foot I'nlted States for which reports were ports Indicate relatively, f not abso- received, the mean gross profits in lutely, - 11-in- a decline in the, national sup- 1,000 feet ch Casing, at. : 1.00 per foot selling beef, is, that the total retail Ply In the last thrue yeurs. While the Kim 1,000 feet Casing, at 65c per foot cost charged to consumers above the ratio of meat animals tn noiuilu'ion wholesale cost paid by the retailers, is ri 75-in- lias been declining during tho last 2,000 feet Casing, at 45c per foot 38 per cent. mm i In five cities the rate of seventy yeurs, exporta of have 20 per In meat 20,000 feet Casing, at 32c per foot increase is cent or under; grown to the unexampled ot ten cities, 21. to 30 per cent; In twelve total 20,000 feet ch Casing, NEW, at 35c per foot 2,198,000,000 pounds of beef nnd pork cities, 31 to 40 per cent; In twelve f.9.'!,-00- 0 ch nnd their products in 1906, and 30,000 feet , Casing, at 19c per foot cities, 41 to 50 per cent; in 11100 and eleven beef cattle in 1904. The cattle 20,000 ch cities over 60 per cent. feet Casing, new, at 22c per foot exports fell to 208,000 animals in 3j4-iiv:- Cost. 30,000 feet h Casingat 16c per foot Retail 1909 nnd the combined beef anil pork Ladies Desks $8 to $3i There nre some expenses exports fell to 1,472,000,000 pounds, 20000 feet 34-inc- h Casing, at 15c per foot attached to a retail meat or meat and grocery or about 67 per cent of the high water Office Desks $14 to $175 25,000 feet ch Casing, at 14c per foot business in a city that customers desire mark of three years before. Buffets $18 to $100 for their which are! t 50,000 feet Casing, at 6c pel foot accommodation Chungo In Dietary. Easy $10 to costly to them. They want delivery For two reasons the consumption of Chairs $35 of goods, perhaps by special trip, mid meat has declined in this country. The Davenports $25 to $75 this requires nt least one man, horse of Oil Well Line Pipe wagon. stock meat animals has not been Morris Chairs to and They want the market maintained in to ilopulation, $7.50 $75 to relation 1 man also send a man to their dwell- exports have enor- China Cabineis $18 to 500 Lb. Test ings to und increased to $75 take orders. mous proportions In u movement 50,000 4 . . foot Much more productive of costliness Turkish Chairs $25 to $65 feet Line Pipe, good as new, at . .45c per which culminated In 1 9 (lit, to be fol- c to th,. of 20,000 j, .2.-- retail distribution meat is by Bookcases $7 to feet Line Pipe, good as new, at . . . per foot the overdoing lowed a sharp decline. $50 of tho retail business. Seventy years ago the per capita 15.CXX) feet ch Line Pipe, good as new, at. 20c per ioot rlie multiplication shops Box Couches $20 to $35 ... of small is consumption of meat was about on 00,000 teet Line Pipe, good as new, At.. . J 10c per foot burden to consumers and no source Tea Tables $6 to of riches to tho small shopkeepers. half of the national dietary; in 1900 $12 It had declined to about one-thir- d or When twenty or more shops dl- - Sewing Tables to $24 small a more; may $2.25 ide the retail business within the area little it now be l"ss than one-hlr- Card Tables $2.50 to $17.50 Merchand Pipe for Steam, that could be served by one large shop, If Mock the expenses of the many shops for the entire of cattle, sheep Plate Rack.s $1 to $5 abor, horses, rent and things and swine nre computed Into meat other pounds t Sofa Pillows 40c to $10 Gas, Water that are in excess of what would be for lie census years and the exports for those years are. deducted Sewing Machines to 20,000 feet Standard, at . . . 45c per foot sufficient for the one shop must go $25 $35 into the retail prices of the meat sold. the remaining pounds may be regard 30.000 ch . Caloric Firelcss to $37.50 feet Standard, at ,.40c per foot Furthermore, customers are dis ed as the stock for rjatlomil nieal Cooer $15.50 supply, per capita he com 20,000 feet ch Standard, at . .20c per foot posed to focus their choice of cuts let ratios Smokers' Trays $1.25 on certain ones, and these, naturally puted nnd let the ratio for 1S40 be 15,000 feet cli Standard, ,.19c er foot Gent's Auto Valet $35 to at. bear the higher prices. If the por- - regarded as 100; then, by IM',0, the $75 15,600 per o'i feet Standard, at . t" .18c jer foot rhouse steak Is really beyond the capita stock meat animals de- Pictures 10c to $75 clined to 82.5, by 18S0 to 7:'. 4. I v 10.000 feet ch Standard, at. . 16c er foot cash or credit of the customer, then Magazine Stands to sirloin must be had, and a rib roast 1890 to 79.4, and by 1900 to 59.3. l i $1.25 $10 50,000 -- 9c foot feet inch Standard, at...... , per instead of another cut for roasting. seventy years the per capita stock el Tabourettes 50c to $75 50.000 feet ch Standard. NEW. at: per foot Steaks nnd roasts are the preferences animals for the national consumptio 9c of meat has declined to less Pedestals $3 to $12.50 30.000 1 K-i-nch .'. of beef customers, and the steaks and than feet Standard, at. ... 6jC per foot three-fifth- roasts must have names that are re s of its former proportion-- ; Sewing Rockers $1.75 to $12 20,000 feet lJ4-inc- h Standard, 5c per foot may at garded as respectable. Consequently It not be that the people have Piano Benches to $15 one-fift- .$10 --U.000 feet lj4-inc- h Standard, new, at. . .' jier foot h of the carcass is bought at unwillingly adopted a 'diminishing 5c highest meat consumption. The diversifica- Music to 5,U00 feet Standard, ' 4Mc foot the prices porterhouse steak Cabinets $8 $35 at iter at 25 to 30 cents a pound, sirloin at tion of agriculture and the abundant IS-in- ". Child's Tables $1.25 to $2 25.000 feet ch Standard, at .' lc per foot 20 to 25 cents, and rib roasts at 20 products of the farm must have had Vege- fá-in- some their effects on food habits. Child's 10.000 feet ch Standard, at Í lc per foot cents these being of the prices Chairs 50c to $6 noted In the returns received from the tables that are locally out of se:ison 10,000 '. Center Tables to feet Standard, at. lc per foot 50 cities. are brought from places us far awuy $1.50 $27.50 Condition Affecting Meat Supply. as 3,000 miles: and so with fruits, Odd Rockers $2.50 to $50 20,000 feet 3. ch Pipe, cut to 16, 18 or 20-fo- ot joints, for Among peoples and In less degree with berries. The the of tho earth boyhood Drawn Work 25c to $15 telephone poles, fitted up with cross anus for purpose. except those of Australia, the inhabi- luxuries of former have be that come common foods of the present tants of the United Slates are the COME EARLY DELIVERIES MADE AT ANY TIME All this pipe is as good as new new couplings and new threads most liberal meat outers. Investiga- The canning factory (daces the vege put on every joint and every joint guaranteed. Will fill vour order tions made by this department have table garden, the fruit orchard, and the berry field at the door of every YOURS FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS for any size and any amount you want. Can cut pipe to any disclosed tho fact that the per capita measure' consumption of meat In country. household In the Innrt during every this In went you wish. in terms of "dressed meat, was 1H5.8 day tho year. There are refrigera- pounds In 1900. If tor cars for Jong-distanc- e transporta Full line of pipe fittings at low prices and can dip pipe in as-- the edible parti tion outside of that description arc includ- and warehouses for cold storage. I'liaitum. ed, such as heart, liver, tongue and Eggs, dressed poultry, and butter nrei 1 so on, the consumption was 220.S carried forward from a period of nat is going up, so get in your order and save money to a Pie pounds. If all this is reduced tn ural overgupply period of natural FABBR e strictly edible meat by exclusion sea rclty. will furnish c ánd lay it by contract, excavate all ditches of general bones and other nonedible parts, the There Is agreement that and lay pijie have the machinery to do in- according to your plans. We per capita meat consumption of men. wheat consumption for food has 4 3 to ine work. Will guarantee our work and keep it in repair for one year women, children nnd babies that Is. creased from about bushels 5 -2 11 bushels per capita during the our cxjwnse. the average for Inhabitants was 182.6 pounds in 1900. last twenty-fiv- e years. Sugar, a con- - energy-suppiyin- g - The meat consumption cenirnicu loon, in- i CARPETS of other per fURilTURE, countries is usually stated In terms of crossed in consumption capita dressed" meat, but may Include some from 14 1 pounds in 1840 to 30 5 ADAMS to 4Í.1 In PIPE WORKS, extraneous parts. As compared with pounds In Im:'. pounds 185.8 pounds of dressed weight of 1880, to 52.8 pounds In 1890, to CT. 2 ' "J"0 1 1 ILL. I meat, standing as the per capita con pounds In 19'hj, ami to 75.4 pound i i:. sumption of th,. United States, Cubs ISO. AND DRAPERIES follows next In order with 124 pounds: The y arly consumption of suirar the I'nlted Kingdom, 121.) pounds: per family has increased since 1875 by 140 lbs. has probably fully Germany, 115 4 pounds: France. 78 This n"t LOS CAL pounds; Denmark. 76 munds; 1:. - displaced a nutritive equivalent in ANGELES, dlsolucc-me- nt Kium. pounds: Sweden, (2 pounds. meat, but had It done so the e l of meat In the annual family The ivír-fr- for Vflr-ip- I" l !i:t- - 3.n8r310,CeatciLAve THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12. 19C9.

jtwiilituou man when ihe Joint, are eemoicted. SEWER BUILDERS It I planned to drive piling Into MALLET ENGINES Ihe b''il nt the river about the newer mulct in nuch a manner n to divert the i urrerit to the cunt ahore, and . You new-nite- Made Your READY 10 START thu make II carry amy the TO REVOLUTIONIZE Have The extreme cold weather In likely tn delay mnltiTn more or lenn. a th runcrfif cannot be atirecnsfully ram I Oil 3R0 STREET If ttn temperature In under fifty e. MOTIVE On thf whole, however, the Christmas Purchases Yet? progt-- .nude in Hiirprlidrig and bode m il 'or the enflv omplrtinn ct the hi,, undertaking EXCAVATION OF PUMP BECOMING POPULAR Nothing is as serviceable, valuable and lasting as a nice piece of jewelry. My entire stock must PIT IS COMPLETED ritlT(i lI.A T ON BIG RAILROADS ll III II I MlinTY I'AHK be disposed of before January 1st. as my store will be torn down beginning that day. You can A proi'"Jcil feature lit eounei tlon with the .'onwtriii'tion at th or private sale, at your own price, any piece of Jewelry. Silverware or Dia- (Hei In purchase at auction Outlet Practically Finished outlet In thi fornnilion of u park Use of Aiticulated Machines Fiom Barcias Bridce Road to along the hank of Die river ami on the stead of Consolidation One mond in my stock. Ladies cordially invited to attend. property oniuil by the city In tha the Rn er and Rapid Pi ogress loenlltv The iro.iect In one that up of Most Far Reaching Chang- peiiln t" the lamín, ape ituntener. an is Deini Made. iheie me trc" tvhiib roubl be nil es in Locomotive Practice, L. G. ROSENFIELD üicil. iul h flllltnf In I he (Trouiul and oihorwl-- e imprm inir it .i ht auliiiil To Ihowe who do nu rea'íü'' lliíil pai k i.ouUI be eta hlinlieil. The miat important ilevelopmeiit In the lle.1 f.'llltl. 11(11 sanitary M'ttl'f SIB locomotive pr. o tice in the punt year 118 W. Central I'm fr A 1;;! i m ha itttualiy SMALL BLAZE IN ROOM in the eXteiiHive une of Mallet loeoino. been nlaiicit a voit . iif southern ING HOUSE LAST NIGHT Uvea on vt intern luu-n- . uva the Kail- - i mt nr ilii' city In i:litttnnailng The road Aire (Jai lie. Thine Mallet en- - v pump ,, no ork of ixiavattht: the pil at u glnea hay proven mice, nsf nl and Lamp Overturn- - In ( le4 ( aio-lu- lii corner of (he htiilge rud a tut Mmuii HIOO llitiiuize In I'HNbtiri have allowed aueh ri niarkable fuel I Alhtt-iiierfi- - 1 tahM-lii- tinomv an eompiired he large tliilte often to pilot engine to M Second iri--t in finished. Ihe I il ot mi Socoinl St. .Itnolldatloii onwlnen )iret IouhIv lined or to run engine from the i pill bring When (he - nil A small blme, with h for a time In nervio- thai nmaller nrtit ulatetl liatón iilvlsion direct through from i in th- - t A 1, ii i j . . A anient bottom put depth looked an If It miijht annum M'riotm have been ortleretl for road nerv- Union to j n few of the useful and appropriate Xmas Gifts I'to .(i will be fourteen feel helo ilii iroiort Ion, o.turrtil in the rlllnhury io- where there r(. I per t t in gradea. I which Santa Clause gets at our store. Look surface. South from th pump ii: rcioniiitis house. Sei on, nln ei ami Thene ptoycil no tn'oiiiiin ica that in The .unta ! In mill mainia ining sl. .May. IsuS. 37 Mullet cngitiea were ihe tug mam In lutil for a lihik mol n r uveiuie at o t lin k lant t vcnltiK til the freight embargo on both the over list it will help you to decide. li n vi n I n ev- - the tanl .l tlO' railroad tl'tli k. Hie (Tiill While one of Die roomer uan looklna lered, it li de, nleil to Northern I'aclllc un, I Ortat Northern, i rig ot the Uit.lt b. Ing del. I tip pend for an nrtli le In one of the rloseta of end the une of them to dinl riel a bav where it in now ImpoiviVc to net lire grade an low an .07 2 per in ing íuul arrangement with the rail (he httune. lhe lamp overt urnetl. can ins rent. I ii It k tiunilliiiK nf the luisliiesn on Rockers all styles and finishes lo.til itinip.tnv Thm imiiti .i the Mil Inn the blaxe. lioth lire cnmpiinlei Tl.. recent to ennvert the mint of the awllehmeif.-- . strike. 1 loeo- - Upholstered Couches t.tad llu hie outh I w lió h is to rin".iuli it and the fire .m extln cnnnoHdalionn intti art icula led. moiiv i a in one of I he moat aurpriaitiK infill! ihe IltK'tiin.l ecu age lnti the SUiihetl with n loan of about $10(1. The I.. K past loeo- - l'.alstoii. for the two Morris Chairs I a I hiKtp'vt lona Inetl anil far reaching movement in mitin outlet There nhnrt git part of the aa aunta yi'Hi uiiti a half i hiei clerk In the - lilotive practice ever witneaeml In this between the Junction of ihenc- main by J. A. Iteal. who lout neveral anil fli e of TrulnitiuMei'8 J 11. Oallvuil Parlor Suits ountrv. The O rea I Northern In rt -- and the u;l"r end o( the outlet pipe of clothed und other cloihlns, Miluetl and A. O. Wild, will b avo San iter i t it t'.U. elvlnu from Itic llaldvvin vvorka the Library Tables whith bciilK dosed up the rati about parllally Innureil. The tianlino on liecemher 1 a to become - front engine with compound of over nlxlj- .eel a day. The oullet daiiiaKe to the hoiiiie in estimated at e rt la he lary tu II J. Franklin, general Center Tables i ouiplctotl frmn the pl.ti e It erup- iproximalely ti'i which iriieiuleil to eouplcil tu one f Hie old coiiKolidatioii engine we claim iigtnl of the Santa Ke oust tion into the Jil, i Cumie for n dis linea, In lilt- - general office lit l.os Tabourettes Miieh-leemln- r. have referr-- tl tance of aonic J.lbui fi ct nm th. thm Hot tire a copy of "Suct'enn alieadv lo, and the com lrie" pane bination will be what we have termed behl our .olttl ncellon of pipe, lift it fm lda'i. See Dining Tables . ' i.nv Mallet I cant in mould right In 3., n n.l ruad the artille on I'nited erted locomotive." The the trench firebox, holler cylinder and running It xai.l rli.it tiling hummed iibonl nd In a cntitiiiiioiin main. i WlrHena Buffets The gear of th,. eonnoli.latlon Iho the met hanlt iil end ol the Sania Fe mlíer i tarried along bcnldr the remain wi me. F.meraon aupcrhi at San Hernardlno the other day w hen China Closets remit wr.h a tin,ill Iron IriimwH), on The aler will be fitted to aniokebox new the fact becamu known 111 rough CMiloioln of (he the and the that hkh nilxnl cmi'nt bolb r nbell of th,. front engine will be notneone'a jrosa negligence an engine Brass or Iron Beds Sugar Shells or earrie.l for the eonvlileniv of Hi CHRISTMAS RAS fastened to ll. Thl new she!' w ill not hud bet n burned up right in the Korkmi n In dug Leggett & Steel Springs Berry Spoons Thr trench about hav,. any direct evaporating, aurface. roundhouse. The lnv est igal Ion Piatt It tn KllCil that lour feet niitr. nloilK but will bo filled Willi lllben and uu.d follovveil wan aboil but seurchlni; und Soup or with h of Iron ro.la. A Sewing Machines Cream Ladles le iietnork ta a fei hi .iter, lima milisting--i Ihe man in fault wan handed bin time cyliniti Huí noodi-- ("tin I net tn VERY HEAflLY tin i portion of the heat from the vvarite The crown nheet ;md parts of Graphaphones Salad Forks h, cenn-n- t other Irem ihr tieintt pourcii mine winch panned out of were ilamui;ed the alatli the loetimotlve greatly Go-Car- vrmind Ilii unit between II nn.l tin of the imple engine. The eonipound The heat which for lour hour played ts Carving Sets Irun rmlau 11 It ! - In hourn niter Under In freight servio- will from fire box to our-- , to the the boiler had Beauty National Heaters Bird Carvers the cenuni hn practUully wt ARRIVED product noma additional anvliig I everythlnB red hot and almost melting. A lililí e into the mxnholeii nho - team mid fuel, ao that the total econ- It occiinionally haiipen-- i that engine . Bernalillo Knives thru thin pipo la big Ranges Pocket outlet etooiKli l. mv of the compleie locomotive will vvlille on the road oeitiine burned, due b trnveini-,- l x ninu mi nmplN be fun h that it In evpected that the to the fireman and engineer allowing Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Scissors en. .null to carry off an-- ntff the une grate anrt'ace and heating aurfuce of Ihe water to run low In ihe holler, f a city vera I timen AlluiiiiA Array of Beautiful the ti of the nrf;rinnl ainiple t onnolitlutloii en- but it I a rare thing for men about Genuine Hand Painted China Shaving Sets Itetwr-ei- i the phuo tin Thincs for gine will be miflii P ut lo turninli nleain the roundhouae to lornet lo do such now rlM-- i the Santa Claus nun hk vmrklnif atol the for the larger and heavier articulated an Important lhiti(r an to nee that Ihe Limoges or Porcelain Dinner Sets Pictures illK. li.ll'K.' the hune ! nii ot itil' ero ii gin.'. Shopper But You'll Have to water is tlowintr properly brmre flr-in- ir n l .ieejjuiil. ll Water Sets Lace Curtains The llclli liü4lll, The cylinder of the connoliilation up. , llil.ie h:i roini li ti ll a Iretieh Iroui Hurry or They'll Beat You to It engni. a are 22x:io In ; driving win el. Decorated Lamps ii: tmmp pit oin- - Moik to the corm i h In.; weight on ISii.ilrtO lbs.: Portiers driver. Tha Sania Fe lias og.iiiiz"d of Thin) niitct. unit I lie I'U m,i lmo total heating aurface. 2.76S no. feet; another Silver Ware Portiers auxilli ry railway the i Leather i now belnti moví it to the rotith einl Two weeks till t'lulntirian, only grille urea. 5 2 at ft The large Mil- eonipuny for purpose of building-- operniinK of Thlril unet to ntart work north fiinc ! let engine on the Ore.it Northern und Knives, Forks or Spoons Bed Spreads about 47,(1 in Ilea of In yyeatcrn iiUinar that tlioioiiahlitrc ('. iiient pipe Time to net l.uny. Two week In a have high prennure cv Under 21 road Tt Thin is in 310 Knives Linen I aiimrlbutetl (tiling Thir.l ntrert for nitathty abort time to lay by nil thone In : a healing nurfin e of 5.7IP) no. ft. Mi. addition lo the Butter Table mile cnt-ol- T which the Fe is nnyv b!ok or nunc no thnt when llic pretty tbliiiin Hint we Intend to Rive ml a grate una of 7i sip ft. while the Santa to building between TcX-Ic- R U G ln'Kin iIIkkIuh ititi h on our f'rleiida It In Mallei engine for ordinary road at rv - I'olemun und S the Thir't at Vuletido anil N. ti--- t ev lindi-r- M. The new cornpi.ny ia the pipe lil he ImoI rniill a ii. I foolNh o unit any longer. ive have high pr, snare L'ov 5 . called the Concho, Saba A Wiltons iroKira III Ih fnl The heavy A good many of Albiiiiiartue'n 3il In. healing ol II fl. and grate fan Llano; f. 3 Valley llailvvuy t omfmny. II Is head-- , ncrte pipe In Inlil on n metí iipoliiun atoren have laid In elab area of an. ft. The convirtttl Mal- cy- by K. I1. Kipl. y. president of Body Brussels be of cement In the bottom of tin orate nupplien of I'hrUtniitn kooiI but lei locomotive will have th,. name the in j area Santa Fe. and its stock all held by y -- - trench, anil th n'fcnlr- lull in n nollil there In really nowhere In the t ny linder, heating aorf.ite und grale Axminsters . .i.r aa ion. lili It santa Fe men. The original company ept .Matnon'a hite ou will Hit. I the old connolul ami ei I wan pro-j.e- real Chrintmas tu all mav be nal, that the heating narfai oraaaiiied as an Independent t Tapestry Brussels sift huh lantén a it Hid toi kcthooka and grate urea nhould now be nuffi-- i few months ngci, but charter hii- pren- rights f ranch inca Ingrains, all prices Matnoil hiinn'l no rely fhrlstma.i lent to nntn.lv the num.. h and havo been taken sizes and an yet Hi,, over by Santa Fe Intercala. All KHOiln," they're Rlfta, eMT) one ot nure eslindirn l.tfori. new the t iv ,. w ill i.iueiuim. in to the of com Princess Dressers them, and Btftn aelectetl with a pretty onverted loconiot be nuich charter the weigh! pany ua jUHi ueen men, w ll a MALOY'S elevt r dlni rlmiuatloii nn to what larger and luavier. with more in hH Dressing Tables the on grentt r tlv e statement ot which It pro- - people want with which to make their iltivern and trat powtT. the line no that whatever iiddil lona I h. at l posen to build an net forth. The piin- - j frlendn h.ii.pv at holiday time. It j Ladies' Desks , abaorbetl bv the engine must I... cipiil line In to run from San Angelo Itilllt llailltlt-M- lllltl lltoi-- t -- the pri'ltleet , ;v,; - s.s .it , from Ihe suptrmr etononiv of north to a count-- lion with the Texh t!-a- t illuriiiK tiinplay of 1 'It riyt ma a aifln We have many others and prices are such the compound cylinder, from the ul-o- at Thin j r in AlbiPiuerinie, and It in n l.uhtatck. loin of the nupcrheat. r and lite line vvül be 2J miler long will' leliaht Junt to go in alfil look them. ami your good judgment will not allow you to hesi- t at wiving tille I" 'be leed-Wate- ll atel pass through Uniría, Tahokn and The mmit in bewildering: The Club House Flour I'iicI Sayer. neveral other town present re-- j nt of In a npe-- at tate to buy. Come in look over. itit.üiir calendara i The high prensur.- - cylinder mil and them lal . ature at M.iImhk any moved from transportation tiuilitn thm tear, I I In 50-Pou- on- grate urea ol he nmaller Mallet oil Most of his ro.ul already under nd o th, m a beautiful an, I dainty Sacks the iireai Northern are ion. ill. r than . entra. I. j 1 'lit iil !m:ik i c in c ii 'la uce those of tile connolldat'on. bit llu I There t. an nltracllve ilNplay of the lonil.ii;,. r. lililí han bel Ti iliere:;iíeil popular 111,,.. ,1.111 Hoik with lnetal- - lii'l.i n I" I I l ot ami rt tuei I'll, nil, "Hi.t'li oikikh wh,ie with ton-mil- e tan nn the Lams oi 2. per cent l T WE PAY FOR! do y.mi ottn liras 1 The elle Co. rifling and e.l on th-- div inioim httving per Furniture obtaii Futr r vo n yviih $1.90 ttuuiln a nantple 1.1.1,1, A l..rg,. ! proportion .eiit 1 i of lour own h.tn.liuork Art 1 leather thin naving In fm miti.1 be atiributetl Without tloubt thm the la t rf.io.U ahoiiiid, cr uiMi) nottltiin. lo ihe etononiv of the compnuTiil v Phone 376 West End Viaduct In. id oM in tin H v llounc-k- n ot g i uiie tin in Th re ii cut m Tli. .tving of ;14 tn-- ctnt fuel MEAT .pi in thai ui it un-- Kieatly lltlVna iiriitl, '.i.tlce peí , ..'ni .rn wan obtain-.- on ihe 2 p. r e.l.; .hating t k of nij, n,i - neii'-nir-l- I !. il wiiii it o (t.t 'einnit nd nil jn.,,, graden, it In h- th.- i d vva .ip,l ni.nie of the p ieiti.nl ,Ii,m :,ii,t v,rv !.. 'lie- - II b ti.'.t. advantage In be pi'ttily lo h. mi-ru- t..uiid mh.r ill. il.riv.d Irani th,. nr pel heater in fuel ( t toiliiiiH-i- l froio l"igc 3, ( oluinti I.) is a proportion of .i i war.-- n v 'in. and i. i i .jii i;nt I'. i e.oo.mv i a ii t.ikin n 15 to ja p. r dm um a heal r,u. uni. v i I" in. are Lilly rpet int. rentii ni lH.4intN ot roiihil f, or 15 untl-- re "Ii 1 -- I ., r,.-- . Th. ale l mi n ,,,n! tn f i;. ni tevtn on ib S nt.i K. of rtirt'U ham, r l.7 un1 oí l..rií i r. !i :.(!'". y'h-i- n ..., ib- n' b.n (he l.u!. r ligar. has .be 1'or t .r 1m of r"M,tl . t I lioy.-ttle- - REDUCED RATES p.l. k.g.- Iluy'irn .11.! Lett- la lo ,?. Pul It i,, proh ..ble that lH'r' to tli, national ill. t,ir wuh.n Holiday t,.-t- Rates in hi .ntm.m I'l'i k igi i "I I Pin ivil.t da,, lo the ar-- r It thin, h ; !t. r. li'M. if th- r, TO ROSWELL .li.l What 111 ki ,i ' u'.y. f th.- - w hi, h lll.'le ' i't in. lit tlr.itt rigging, .n oiut a I'u I i i mciu of I I ac.-oii'- M T. a t I. . sl. Meeting A. J. Maloy li an. a whole l. with (lie l.a'fie plaíe llll.l f r th-- would .i ro.i 'ii ol the Annual I 0. ' a r ti í . i I l ni', r., in c! I'll Inrkc evh.' ist I "1.7 pound i Mrloin i't t í. r KT.t ,,f the .Vi w Mexico Kdui atiotial A sal- i Tin- oiT.-- r.t:-o- f I .! !. .11. i c.-,- r; n.l l .l .ii n Lis Santa Fr a Ohrnatm.t e.inl New Year's pa .tin lile lie tin from pounds or rou i !.. f. Or Jt lUTUÍr. b. Ki.nw.-il- :.. Kxcursi."'. via lo held at N one-thir- d 214 CENTRAL AVE. : 1.1 , t! .111. . ( .i s, ii - 1 i hr-ui- tin ..r.e and br-- t ac far- - for tp,. a! 'h i.) le, t ,e o n b th. pounds of n i e i . i f, 2 x 1 pour-!.- r..nd trio bef.vt-- or I .- o i- - Mati-- . , I . f !uMve. the Santa Fe ns on the A T. S F. I'oa.st Lice ra it ,!e an. !. r of be, f. i í .i 'i. and th. f.r.nd Canyon PHONE 72. roulol ;.5 pinino. tur - -- Tt-.- way r , : 1oN-kj- Mtli l. llailvvay offer a trip rate This rat.- is eft etive TVteml-- 23. 24. 2.'.. 30. 31. l..t bacon round from . untl :''' Th, ... Th.- - f. i.t-- ..t- -r t and J try 1. K. turn limit. January 3. 1MU. a.tm,.n ko.1 ik l ifi'n'Hi" of The needed il . t.try of a . ertain Albiiiiu.Tniie to K.vvell and return of lln r t.- y - l.ü ol if, torn at Ai- number of i n!. u. s .vi. n.l. .1 WW. c; i. i' II 2'. BALFOUR, Agent. ..ii. i mi'T.tir .Jt fniU. r i I h!y ii y ii .plliar viole hite .i oi'ni.l. r n.l tonhnuitl 'ih int-t- , i't--- . n Is-- n i i, . f whtth li i' til, ti on ih. ontin.i.r Ti, k.ts .,!, J to I., ' AT lg line h.let i puniiy to ii. a . no that h ni ..re 2. U lit- klStitttl ir.t iman a n.l i'.a:r,!i:in. net. tin t n üimi'l' ixfl'M n trun gi(al., cereafc all. I sugar hislve. iimiied f,.r r turn i't-- ' .; .i ti lln-ms- lv Th-- n g n i ..ri. of t ll. He .nt 'f K- . I -- ule .aten, sumo meat must emb. r :tt. v I r r d it phhs Mi- f?' in... I'.e all... h. 'tit iiM r. is l. M...I. liniriiT. st:il renin .NUl-l- a :t . ta. U- IM Ol,- T ir lb lit..., ri!e, tu . i I t, t,:. .f the moni t m coniU gi. ;. WM. BALFOUR. Agent.1 i x ! ir, . t and I'.H'k.- - t n ni t miit ri- ft t. OÍ íooiíjl wi: ri:i!Y Tin: i.i:.i:st stikk uy - i V m . iiuiiKn ri.n- V hii h hu li h tn k n Tr nuni l M Y 4.1.-r.- i l lti i il. one hoi.!,l i ,i ho i i , lo - iv iv Kevin, titila tif WIMhíw WO FV MIAHll. IIK f . ...- - !! llanciv li r- - tt-t- It h i ir. :U- (!, n. k TI.. in. I ... k s v l! , , ai - nitnMf A prev ae.; in.rrred, the SANTA FE TIME TABLE. M.HMII l.l.tss WldlLdi: IMI.ux i, pun í s. : : : lh.- - . I & iVi,.". Is I ... I t r t.1 n tV.n IV lh. m Kr n. h n. U t. :;t I. V t for recent ,..rs iiiói.ate th.u ,.n . - Ir-- nt t ! I ' h y v nf th- n.l luW - i' h ,ii.'n.'iie nt of ll in,- h.t ha; , t the pr.. ' ,,, ,. t with ir. 1'H nm.ii iv . n t.m 9 I Hie I..51. t. aollte ..I lli nto-- i b.nu- - lii: ot 'a,- -! 1 SUPERIOR LUMBER n nt .m.l r l.u r mpply Fot .,;,i AND MILL CO. : . H1 y h. . tfitai't r w! I ;,.',! . g ;tl ..h n rtft !cw . ext-oit- s 1 thai iatt I itf-ra ...arc b!..r, the h ..i rr3 hy 9 n rht ,n, - 11 I I "i, ; li I v h., Im . i i. eg Ik-- , n L:mf-r- eU n " tor ht'-it- ni.ith itia.ye figure T ., n.t-- t rii A l.ii,-- former J Tl tli-n- . f.nirtu w . lk if. fl history, re groiliv ,í a peí i s! c t ,tumf Ing u;s.n t1( v , nn Km al Tit ka ui.)r , rv Hi tig en, t kv And f ..able in . u-'- w T. .m n- - tcrket grett number n ,n!t I .- -i itlrf f..trrtt. t i I. i - . ut nt. ti, re Is 4 h o- - hr- ak ng up big n. of t n il l. cn Ihv Ait ir.ii i the of ihe wrrn ampi e meaxs an d rxsn:p.s!Fj 'uí, ,.f t.., f t Mi.- ln . rang- - . sea factutifj ki :r-- l. n t : aiitt north .tern h.r-- fFff--tl- vt ov . in. rf ftn.l thrsr jr ember 14 I I Mi a fi . iI -- r I rmm i;oM TIM ' Mnlnon ban liort f. ,l W , H Hl .r.n;n. r.t ct .a t e IM Arrh ' i t':ii; t!. I' i,' prf "' s .. 1. IM I t, i . -- soto s.r h. k',.l,,len lin. u.t n n n ),. at FTprn. BanRof Commerce I'liri.im.i. ' r.t pi.' .1 (tM'li .. vn-.it- the n. tiofial I v in of Albuquerque v what !. 1:1 .1 leu an i iry I come m, r b Liat.t.4 viThe lh. ihm-i- I i'.iirma It t i vuilv what they want. li. w w t vi n:iii at ' . . . vhit.v! l..r, t' ' atat 11 in (., our rv da V . rt- & frn .1,.1-- . ur ua I'.neoU to Iappoaltor IVope iiitiitmio i r .r-- Kl Vrry ArromimnUtloi l.l r.iítti.n h in jm nt I t !m lla;f a ye..r a.f ai n .; fM. Tram.' atad Sutlclta r.l-- th- - ;i M( r in Im'uffiftAf firat thi c act . v.cjr riiiiTie to We are H ! f h. 't mv.-in-n- t .1. I Capital. SI jH.0O0.U4X iU M, tta.ll rtt ' ..f arr. lng-e- n lh' cattle t the ' r.i p r. , 11 W - OfTV-r- M t (,-- lt! Ct a 1; and tor r rol. and triad r.gbt In a ihi---- ! a V, t Solomos La a a, W. 8. !. .(! tr nh .rs . Al.u t I.h r Is gan t I. opon the th ai nirerti: Ptv4lnt: Sfrical. ig M or ho,d w y ou tb rti .m. ti,. nil Km TvenlttriH ami CWtarr: W. tin Aslt-j- t Mil-!- ". :r lo and know Mttif-- kvrr 1 oil gil joum-- when the .leilverit fell K..t Sf .11 J. Jo w a. Canliler: WllUain a d . your neieh-- h !" - 1 . I I . . . . írnre A. :ii 'ike Ibem Of ATHt m a , - V..II lam l. t a. a Amn. J. C. Ilaldrklic. M. lila. CromarWI Ih ttif r li marked ii.ar.-r- and the deer. S . K.- - keU. o C r v Me h do you pr-f.- -r Xl.ik. í '4f in ntlr Oi a i U f m. t nr ".ii'i (urii'Tt it h m vont inie.t ia n Vatae C. yietinn, or tuiin you Ui! t . marte-- í n 1 L tu.ai I s.tip.e f. nn.l jmr huh r itn1 fi-iitF- r A. com par-yi- ).thi drain til" 11 nll, ... i a fem ,.f raw h. y. tlrhr..ii. í ll' 'nr . M rry ! In u n ?li r.-ii- .rr b. sjmrr-r-v 1.14 ...... I f. h "Hih !l n.im. nuhtr v.itt.e if thr h, a Ma. 12. I've i'iCrt.4. at.aw n. f í For chapped hands nothing equals tn a li'm. n mrv litan tu the hmer.t ot ihe nt-t- i our Velvet Skin Lotion - t n - .'t'r Fena law ! t. i ntiiMi jj.t tiM n the Former r.-- . rnj,- ; - K O a&4 i"Vl4 ... u n t. t ti PIONEER BAKERY l..r aa ,miir. V i rw ay. c. a a WILLIAMS N e. I taa DRUG CO. Th. ce m a at' at nhorljige of r- - I ine farmer p'ow T,v,e 1. mavi, 1 Waaea t r ... .ilk And "r.ntm7t ot!) t o . r.-- n La I Jry at it' a. r. aa all Z07 South First retine th. Wt.e cf farrr.ri'" ts aa S.a M.ir..4 fert 1 1 7 W. Central Street. nJ It i nsrswry ore v - ts'. U J!t!"n tvvered. and lirni of ft a hi. WIIJJaM BMrvHU. t(M THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1909.

Republic Steel 46 firm today despite considerable real do pfd 10 lzlng sales. Kock Island Co 41 T4 Provisions closed strong. FINANCE do pf,l , 90 The wheat market closed with Ma Ai St. Louis and San Fran, 2d pfd 59 $1.09. at St. Louis Southwestern 33 The corn market closed with 11 ay do pfd 79 4 at 64 & 64 Tí. c. Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron., 87 hit Oats closed vc to is(fc ubove LiOtS Of JBaiTgainS In These Columns Southern Puciflc , ..131V4 yesterday. COHERCE Southern Hallway 31 do pfd . 71 St. l.ouis Tennessee Copper . 38 7 St. Louis, Dec. 11. Lead, $4.40(-- Texas and Puciflc . 3514 4.50; spelter, $6.15. jíSJ333to Toledo, St. Louis and West,, . 63 U 3 - WALL STKEET. do pfd . 69 New York Cotton. PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS STORAGE FOR SALE Real Union Pacific .202 New York, Pec. 11. Cotton close Estate New York, Dee. 11 The stock mar do pfd ; . . . .102 easy, net t! points lower to 23 points MONET TO LOAN. WANTKD Pianos, luoist hold goods, by the quiescence of Herw-s- . itet was marked United States Realty . 2'j higher. On Furniture. Plano, Ornan etc., stored wifely at reasonable lot, We will not bo responsible for of great Wnfftiiis Chattel"; ulm. un SaUrlea FOU SALK Choice residence tin- usually active stocks the United . 52VÍ anil other rates. Advances made. Phone 540 ads ordered out over phono. States Rubber and Wareheu Iteoalpta. a l"w aa 110 DO and east front, fine neighborhood, nest Discontinua neos must be made corporations and the wide mnvcmcnls . 7 The Security Warehouse nn,l Improve- at United States Steel 50 Weekly Hunk Statement. aa tilxn a MaO.00. aro quickly ma.la cars, growing section w here values are business office. or minor companies. A t ment Co. Offices, rooms anil 4, in shares do pfd .125 Vj New York, Dec. 11. The statement anil prívala, lima menlh i Increasing, $10 per foot, in United States SL-e- l wan on year given. Uooda to remain In Grant Hlock, Third street and Cen- front worth Ulan Copper . 62 of clearing hous( wee . , banks for the pnaaeHten. ratea ara Call avi-nue- $12: It's going quick. Lloyd llunxak-er- n comparative rariety. There were Our ra iil. tral Virginia Carolina Chemical. . . 48 'j is as follows: ami aee ua befora borrowing, titeamahlp 203 W. Gold. heavy dealings in Western Maryland jiaria or Wabash . Sl Loans, $1,181,994,200; decrease tlckota to and from all the world. HELP WANTED Male certifica tes, Ctah Copper, National do pfd . 57 $10,79S,900. TIIK HOI SKIlOI.l LOAN lOMrANV, H and 4, ri.nl llldg, Kiianicling, and others. Western Maryland Deposits, $1,169,110,00(1; Koonia 7 KOd.M house. strictly mod- iR-- ms of was .4? decreus. t'RIVATB OKFJCKS. MKX LKAKN barber trade Short The action the market hut Westlnghouse . 84 '4 $9.5H,SI)0. OI'KN KVKMNCH. ern; ridiculously small price. South- Electric lime rwiuircd: graduates earn $12 (U 10. responsive to news developments. 803 V4 Went rut Avruue. western Central. FOU H EXT The most sanitary und little Western Union . 77 Circulation, $32,887.800: decrease tent to $30 week. .Moler Hnrbef Colicué, approach of the year and money S- rooms at the Kio Gr.iudu The Wheeling and Lake Erie . . . $1.700. J .os Angeles. Ft) It SALK Kest farm in vnllcy, 12 some restraining 51 i) West Central . requirements had . Legal AUCTION. In Wisconsin Central 4Si tenders, $tiS,S98,100; decrease WANTKD A for a general acres allulla fruit and truck; effect on speculation, although fears clerk MODKKX rooms class store at once. Must be a good all under cultivation. Como and and first board. nf a stringency have passed. London Total sales for day, 838,500 shares. Specie, $230,841,000; decrease AI CTIOX CLKAUINC; 1IOI SK me. Wm. A. Krown, Alameda, N. M. Denver Hotel, secoinl and Cotil. were Inclined to harden today salesman, speak Kuglish and Spanish, discount were $1 73,200. If you have anything to sell call or KKXT Furnished room; 317 mil prospects of gold exports Honda irregular. Total sales. and have a thorough knowledge of the DO you pay rent'? if you have $500 Fon further Keserve required,- $289,753,500; di write us. We bring results. If you South st : phone 1027. par value, 11,797,000. united States, dry goods trade, address 1!. M. this of- to $l.ouii, 1 can It pay you 10 Fourth from London caused some renewal of 2, 379. 950. need anything housa make 2s registered advanced and the Is crease, in tho furnish fice. per cent Iluy new homo direct KKXT rooms for solicitude there. Yesterday's rumors Surplus, $9,962,200; Increase, $2 Ing line, wo have it. at auction net. Foil Furnished harmful action envolvlng Heading while the 4s registered declined of owner. Phone 1S03. housekeeping; modern conveniences nf coupon por cent In 247.560. prices, at our large salesroom, 115 by department of justice were ex- and the the HELP WANTED IOC. West Goal. the bid price on call since last week. States deposits, $10,381 West Gold avenue. Phone 451. Ed Female Full SALK Fine ranch about 4 plained by the contents of the annual S00; increase, $2,243,700. LellTeton, Auctioneer. acres; fine fruit trees; good house THItKE furnished rooms for light report of th,. attorney general. The percentage actual reserve of WANTKD Cook for family of two at and windmill: large tank; half housekeeping; modern. Corner Co.il The of Wingate, New Mexico, barn: survey given therein, of pending anti- 1SOSTOX STOCKS A XI) BONDS the clearing house bunks today whs Fort about mile southwest of Párelas bridge. Ad- mid Walter. leigslatlon anil its the first of January; Kefereitcea de- trust prospects Closing 25.87. LEGAL NOTICES. dress P. 1, llox 60. KENT Two rooms for light to hrlng suhject to at- Price sired. Address Lieut. llayd.-- W. Foil served the the Money The statement of banks and trust housekeeping; modern. 320 South tention of the stock market and to re- APPLICATION. Wagner, 3rd V. S. Cavalry, HalmvlUe Knit SALK Modern bouse, ed loans 6 companies of (.rent New York not re NOT1CK OF Edith St. v call the numher and extent of these (01ÜU02) Koad, SCcwburgh, New York, are of with furnace, hardwood floors and Time 6 porting to the clearing house show mensures and the widespread Issues loans Mr. John Asplnwall. line barn. Mrs. W. P. Johnson, 1122 KENT Five rooms partly turn-lshe- d, IloiuU those institutions have aggregate d United States Land Office. Foil concerned. The verdict In the New Fe, N. M., Sept. 15, 1909 W. Central. separate or en suite. 617 S. Atchison Adjustable 4 s 94 posits of $1,222,580,600; total cash on Santa WANTKD Girl for general house- York court against the legality of the Notice of application of E. Weytnan SALIO or houses, nt Hroadway. company Atchison 4s 99 hand, $140.048,200 and loans amount work; between the ages of twenty Foil Thr four American Ice Increased the Ing to $1,189.460,800. Btrother and Minna Strotúer Wad good wages. P. O. great tmlxains; snaps. W. II. Mc- - KlOXT Newly given to Railroads and thirty; Address FOR furnished rooms. attention tho suhjeets. Its dell for a United States vatent to hot-wat- Vi llox 171. Million, Heal Kstut. Kroker, 211 W. hot and cold water, heat. Impression was not materially modi- Atchison 122 the Abajo Placer, building atone, do pfd 104 Vi Gold. X. Journal office. fied hy the assertion that tho presi- Southwest Railroad Notes mining claim. WANTKD Nursemaid. Apply Mi's. Huston Albany 229',--j dential recommendations on the sub- and Notice is hereby given that in pur David Weinman, 70S West Copper Foil SALE 700 acre rancn i Pecos Foil KlOXT Well furnished Hoston Maine 147 in ful val- ject would lie deferred until after the and The Koswell Keeord gives the fol suance of Chapter 6, of 1 It le 32 of Avenue. mountains; located beuut apartment, modern, nciA and clean. supreme court decisions on the appeal Huston Elevated 129 lowing shocking tho revised statutes of the United ley, 2 miles from railway station; $IS.0(I. Lloyd Hunsnker, 205 W. Fitchburg pfd .129 details of the death WANTKD Competent laundress for of the American tobacco and Stand- of two well known Santa Fe men by States, that E. Weyman strother, of store and postoffice; small portion Gold. Y., N. . Mondays. Apply to Mrs. Jno. F. ard Oil cases. low reali- X. H. and II. .157 under ditch: good reservoir site and The prices the explosion of an engine: Annapolis, Md., and Minna Strother 71 S Foil KlOXT Three partly furnished Union Pacific . 202 H Pearc.e. W. Central. extensive lirigatlon possible;- - S00 sed on the sale yesterday of New Engineer O'eorge Ellin Waddcll of Columbus, Georgia, are rooms; 412 S. High. M Iwelliiiieotis and his lire acres fence; of valley modern. York City four per cent bonds was man, J. J. Sanders, better as claiming and are about to make ap WHITE woman for general house- under land out Am'n Arge. . 4 4VÍ known pine, pinon, cedar not considered hopeful for coming Chemical. "Sissy" Sanders, were to pieces plication, through their aitorney, work and cooking before Jan. 9th. timbered with and do pfd 101 hi torn oak, and well sodded grama and FOR flotations of corporation securities. and instantly killed explosion of Richard II. Hanna, of Santa Fe, New vi Terences required. Apply 211 N. with RENT Dwellings Am'n Pneu. Tube 8 bv the abundant grass for stock. Ideal for The hank statements disclosed more the boiler of their engine. No. 1096 Mexico, for a United States patent Mill. benefit from the cash receipts Am'n Sugar 123 lá for twenty acres of placer mining Angora goats and cattle. Ture run- FOR RENT See our list in another from on the Santa Fe four miles this side WANTED Good Seamstress. 311 W. the interior than was estimated and do pfd 121 land containing building stone and ning mountain water and unrivalled column. John M. Moon Realty Co Am'n Tel. and Tel 142 of Woodward, Okla., at 4 o'clock Sun Silver. climate. Good house and buildings. while there was some expansion of day west being the N. hi of N. E. 14 of N. W Ft ill KENT One six room modern Am'n Woolen 36 morning. Their train was a WANTKD Experienced gill for gen- Price, $2,500. W. W. Karon, 721 E, the loan account the excess of that bound freight. The two men are well 4 of section 22, township 10 N house nt 608 South 4th St. Apply do pfd 104 range ó act eral housework. Mr. Haden, 214 Gold ave. iiccount over deposits was slightly known In Koswell, especially in rsil E. of N. M. P. H. & M., :tt Mann Saddlery Co., 215 West Cop- Dominion Iron and Steel 70 ? . Walter St. lessened reversing the tendency mani road circles, and their tragic death is uated in the Sandia mountain. Tijeras Foil SALE modern house, per Ave. fest for several weeks. Closing Edison Electric; Illum 250 canyon, mining district in the county In, great sun p. deplored especially among the rail WANTKD Girl for general house- near Portctileld Foil KENT 5 room modern house: General Electric 160 of territory . storks: road people, where acquaintance Bernalillo and of New work. Apply 60 N. 2nd. Co., 216 V. Gold. with or without nice furniture und Allis pfd 54 Massachusetts Electric 15 their Mexico and known aa the Abajo Chalmers was greatest. The en A range; Dr. Amalgamated Copper do pfd 76 wreck of the Placer mining claim, a plat of the WANTKD girl for general house- Foil KALE Neat little two room cot- Kronson. s6i glno caused a blockade of the line work; good wages. Mrs. Jaffa, 712 tage, In good full 50 American Agriculture 44 ',6 Massachusetts (ius 78 same being herewith posted. neighborhood, Foil KENT modern house, that held the regular Sunday after V. Copper Ave. only $'.100; $50 cash, $15 61 American Hcet Sugar 47 hi United Fruit 150 The notice of auld location of said foot lot. and in ranged for two families. N. 74 noon train It was eleven hour 205 American Can pfd 84 United Shoe Mach 68 until Abajo Placer claim Is of record in the per month. Lloyd lluusaker, W. Sixth St. late into Koswell, reaching here at American Car and Foundry. ... 72 do pfd 30 office of the recorder of Bernalillo WANTED Miscellaneous. Gold. Foil KlOXT modern house, U. o'clock this morning. American Cotton Oil S. Steel 90 county, at Albuquerque, New Mexico, Foil SALE New modern $15.00; house, $10. These Vi The causo of the explosion is not WANTED Plumbing to repair. W. American Hide and Leather pfd 46 do pfd 125 In Book "J," folio 6331 brick, right In town, $2750. are snajis. Portoi'llcld Co., 216 W. Mining known. In such cases the cans. A. Golf & Co., phone 5t!X. Porter American lee Securities 25 The said mining premises hereby Held Co., 2(6 W. Gold. Gold. 6 never Is to second-han- d . lS-'f- t Adventure settled the satisfaction of to WANTED To buy dray American Linseed sought be patented Is bounded as SALE Good tent housi FoítHÜEXT Houses and Hals, 4, 0, 6 Allouoz 56 all partió. Several theories are ad follows, to-w- . float, capacity 3500 pounds Foil American Locomotive On north and east about 8 rooms, one W. II. lil'i Amalgamated üti vanccd, such as "no water, "rotten by Livery with furniture, $30.00. Lloyd Hun- ami furnished. American Smelting and Kefir.. 100 vacant, unoccupied public land, on Give detail and price. Helen 211 W. Gold. Artanita. 7 crown etc., siiKt- - snker, 205 W. Gold. do j i I'd Commercial 43 sheet," but both tho west by patented land, known as Co., Helen, N. M. HOVt KÍO.N'T house, American Sugar Kclliiing 123'á Atlantic II men are dead the real cause may Whltcomh, on the aouth by unpat Foil Good - I'A III MONTE K work uono reasonably, near shops, $13.00: good American Tel 142 74 llutte Coalition 29 never be known. The head brake- ented mining claim Rex. Tel. and Piiono 1136. located, 2nd. $12.50. Lloyd American" Tobacco, pfd Calumet and Arizona 101 man, usually on or near the engine Any and all persona claiming ad well North II6?4 205 W. Gold. American Woolen 36 Calumet and Hcclu 645 had left the cab only a few minutes versely the mining ground, premises WANTED Clean cotton rags at Jour Hunsaker, Anaconda Mining Co 4 9 ntennlal 37 7 befóse and was four cars back on the or any portion thereof ao described. nal ol'llco. Copper Kangü Atchison 122- - 8174 train looking to see if a brake was platted and applied for ere hereby WANTKD Plain sew ing to "do w ill go FOR RENT Miscellaneous Daly 8 Vi ilo pfd 104 West sticking. This trip saved his life, notified Uiat unless their . adverse out by the (lav. 616 South Arno. i , CLASSIFIED f)S 'I'- Atlantic. iCoast 'Line 134 Franklin . 15 74 neither he nor any others were hurt claims are duly Hied as according to GUNS To K EX W. A. Golf & Co., OWING will go by ll h one 5GK. Baltimore and Ohio 117 U C.ranby 104 In th j least. law, and the regulations thereunder, at home or out do pfd 90 Id 93 Greene Caminen 12 The force of the explosion was ter within the time prescribed by law, day. First class seamstress. Phone FOU KENT Hiding and driving Bethlehem Steel 34 Isle Koynle 24 7i rlfic. The boiler was picked up off with the register of the United States 10HS or call 06 S. 3rd. horse for his feed. Steele Co. 113 Brooklyn Kapld Transit xtl'i Mass. Mining 6 Vi the gear of the engine and dropped land office at Santa Fe. In the county WAXTED- - I Jood stable manure. W. Gold. Canadian Paclllc 1S0', Michigan C sixty feet ahead of where the engine of Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico, dress TV O. llox 75. NS. Strictly Central Leather 4(14 Mohawk 60 stopped, and the train must have run they will be barred in virtue of the FOR RENT Storerooms. do pfd 10(1 'i Montana Coal and Coke 13 some distance after explosion oe provisions of said statute. WANTED Salesmen Agents Nevada 27 1 Any persons claiming HUNT store, 213 So. 2d Central of New Jersey. . . .3(5l SIS curreu. he rest of the engine was and all ad Foil Small fi V4 described, desir- WANTED Experienced salesman to 1, liGO. ut Chesapeake and Ohio 87 North Butte torn up considerably, but the train versely th lands or CASH St.. utter Juny. Inquire over New Mexico with staple Hue. 114 Chicago and Alton '67 old Dominion 51 was not wrecked. ing to object for any reason to the So. 3d St. 'i 156 entry by applicant High with advance for Chicago Great Western 20 hi Osceola body of Engineer was thereof should commissions STOREROOM for rent Apply Wright, i.. ine Ellis file of protest In xpeusca. permanent position to the Chicago and Northwestern 177 Parrot 29 blown six hundred feet to right their affidavits this this office. Qnincy 85 the office on or before tho 13th day of Ight man. L. J I. Drake, Asst. Supt., Mileage, Mil. and St. Paul .... 156 Ts of the track. One report came that 441MKtHMfr Shannon '. 15 December, 1909. Detroit, Mich. C, C, C. and St. Louis , ... 76 U '4 his body was blown to bita, but this PERSONAL Tamarack . . 64 MANUEL K. OTEItO. eluss salesman; Colorado Fuel und Iron...... 51 report is denied by later news to th WANTED First ref FOR Colorado Trinity . 10 74 Register. required. Apply Monday, SALE Miscellaneous and Southern ...... 55 effect that It was entire, though badly erences W. II. MAG NESS Formerly of Ar do United States Mining . 55 7i 2 to 4, room A31, hotel. 1st pfd 81 J. torn. Fireman Sanders was foifnd un Grand Central City, lown, A re- - lo United States Oil . 37 74 LEGAL NOTICES 100 Heating stoves cln ap 11 W. Gold. kansas, and Iowa 2nd pfd 80 i der the trucks of the second cur WANTED First class salesman for w u hi Utah . 44 back. id of one hundred dollars for Consolidated Gas 159 badly mangled. Koth were New Mexico territory to sell staple SALIO Ticket to Mexico City. . 3 bodlta .VtmCK OF APPLICATION. Foil present uddress. In ills interest. Write Corn Products 22 Victoria line on absolutely new and cxeep- - cheap, If taken at once. Address Winona lifeless unen the trainmen found ('110001 ) or wire collect. E. A. Morton, 6550 iMuwure and Hudson . . 183 Vi 9ft them. lional terms. One having successful M J., care Ibis oflli e. Drexel Ave., Chicago. . . United States Land Office, Denver and Kio 4 9 Vi Wolverine .115 preferred. At Grande Engineer Ellis had been on this sec M., Sept. specially experience EXTRACTED HONEY. 10 pounds for do Santa Fe, N. 15. 190. (0-l- Co., pfd 861 contract for I'.llO containing b. $5. by SEE Southwestern Realty bsfore tion of the Santa F' several years. Notice of application of E. Weyman tractive $1; can for Order i ist iters Securities 36 St. Louis Wool. liberal weekly advance clause. Kef mall. Wr. P. Allen, P. O. Box S02, you buy real estate. 'i He had been in Koswell many times. Wad-del- l Eric . . , St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 11. Wool, un Strother and Minna Strother Albuquerque, N. M. 34 'j, He leaves a family, who reside In Col erences required. .Miles F. Ilixler Co. dn lMt pid . noy, changed. Medium grades, combing for a United States patent to Cleveland, 100 Healing stoves 'cheap 114 W. Gold. ( orado. Fireman Sanders learned rail- Ohio. TO LOAN d" . 1 light Rex Placer, building stone, mining 2nd pfd 4 ',á and clothing, 2430c; fine, 22 roading In WANTED Salesman, experienced in C.cn.rul 27c; "i the Koswell round house claim. FOR SALE All sorts of barnyard lOIoetrk 160 heavy fine, 12 21c: tub washed. was Une, to s. ll general In MONEY on hand to promptly make Ib'ent and promoted 'from that house to Notice is hereby given, In pur any trade and slaughter house fertilizers or country es- Northern Pfd. 142'b 26fi38c. that An specialty deslrablu city real the place of fireman, lie has lived 6 New Mexico. unexcelled green or thoroughly dry and pulver- L. M. Drow n, 2 and 3 'rent Northern Ctfs 8 1 suance of Chapter of Title 32 of the tate loans. Ore here several years, and was proposll Ion. Vacancy after January ized. In quantities to 136. Illinois St4-- last here Revised Delivered suit Stern block, phone Central . . 146 Clilongo 1,1 vc Statutes of the United States 1st. $3o.00 weekly liiterborough-.Me- one month ago. Hoth have been late Commissions with purchaser, in any putt of tha city. . :. E. Weyman of Annap t 24 Chicago, Dec. 11.- - Cattle llecelpts. ly that Strother lor expenses. The Continental Jew do pfd running out of Amarillo. oils, Md., Minna Address phone '140S. FOUND 61 600; beeves, iff 8.75 ; and Strother Waddell elry Cleveland, Ohio. steady; $4.00 The demolished engine was one of Co., II- later . . Columbus, Georgia, are claiming Did aliug stoves cheap 114 W. Gold. Ft M'ND M int. ow ner can have same Harvester 109H Texas steers, $3.80 í 4.80 ; of e western the big type of HIOHIO: HEUIO: Is you re . and not one the little Tills what by calling office, describ- pfd 24V4 steers, $4.25 (f 7.00; and are about to make application peanut at Journal stockers and feed old one used on the' Pecos vallev looking for work for us. Try sell FOIt SALE Popcorn and nil. leiernutioiutl I'll per 16 ers, $3.10 5.25; through their attorney, Richard H ing and paying for Gils cows and heifers, lines. It was a compound "ten-whe- Ing greatest invention for comfort roaster. Enquire 1102 South Edith. International Hump 51 Hanna, of Santa Fe. New Mexico, foi $2.10i 5.65; calves, $7.00 9.50, , 1 (I (I t fngTt vsT-- I '"W.'t Cenli-fi- l er." ever produced. Every man prosper. II ea o en "I 14 W. Gobi" FOR SALE 29 Hogs Kecelpts. 11.0110; 5c higher; United States patent for twenty Furniture Kansas City live customer. Think of It! Every K.VLr, .dewing machines, rock- Southern .... 44 light, $8.05ff 8.35; mixed, $8.15íí- acres of placer mining land contain Foil Kin i epalr. W. A. do pfd An additional safeguard in railway iifflee building, business block, fac- ers, complete, sofa, car- WANTED nil in lo 70 74 $8.43 fit : Ing building atone and being S. Vi bedstead C ... pilotó 5 8.65; heavy, 8.70 rough. $8 been provided In all- - the tory and workshop a hive of oppor Goff tí tit Louisville 7 travel has the penter's tools and chest; cheap. 3 and and Nashville . 132 18.40; good to choice heavy, $8.40i of N. E. hi of N. W. hi of section 22 Minneapolis steel passenger car. After many yenrs Untitles just show men highly nd 4 Grant Hiiilding and St. Louis, 8.70: pigs, $6.95j7.90; bulk of ales, of township 10 N, range ft E. of N. M vcrtl.se, made, uppeals WANTED Rooms. 'mi.. St. P. planning and building, curs ore articles sale's SALIO -- Light Spring wagon. and Sault St. M. 140 $8.40fi'8.HO. P. B. St M., in Sandia hard-heade- FOll now being made will to a altuuted the to d business men, clergy WANTKD---- 4 "iwiouri Pacllie 71 that reduce canyon, horse and Inn lo ss. 222 N. Wulter or furnished Missouri, Sheep Kecelpts, 3,000; steady: na minimum the passenger mountain. Tijeras mining dla men, laborers and farmers. Join us house or a apartment, close Kansas 4 w chance of St small and Texas. tive. $3.50 8.50; estern, $3.75 trict. In the county of Hernali") and Make money honorably! Don't put It red. Pf, 74 oaehes being telescoped or destroyed In. hy young couple. No sickness. 3.80: yearling. Ü6. 23 ft 7.65; lambs, by fire. territory of New Mexico and known oft! Men without experb neo maklnr Hit) Ileal illK Hloves i lo ,ip 114 W. Gold. J, national f'.lsouit . 118 The first delivery on un or Address care Journal. 1151 the. western, $j.73(f aa the Rex Placer mining claim, a weekly, S A New Ki "ioiial der for all steel emu lies ft.'i to $:0 preachers and Foil LH National Cash WANTED Hy two young men. two Ua,l 87 '4 8.50. plat of sam being herewith posted more selling Never condition, new; l:.v. of Mexico placed by the Kock Island lines has lawyers making flue almost rooms with all modern conveni- Jjn 1st pfd... 59 The notice oí location of said Rex Fail automatic Kazor Stroppcr only wall and show eases, desk; safe und ' i ork Central 124 H usl been received and many through ences, close in. Address J. M , care KniisUfi City Uve Stock. Placer claim Is of record In the office machine ever Invented to sharpen gasoline lighting plant. Arpl) I G. York. 4 9 trams nave ocen equipped. The cars Journal. ''' Ontario and Western Kansas City, Mo., Pee" 11. Cattle of the recorder of Hernallllo county every kind of ruzor puts keenest edge Koseiifield. lift Central Ave. "rfolk and Western . have u seating capacity of eighty, the 100H Kecelpts, 2,000, including 400 south- at Albuquerque, New Mexico, In Book on any hladt no experience required ""'h American 86 7 seats are handsomely upholstered in erns; steady: native steers. $5.00 fi" green "M," Folio 122. -- don't throw away old safety blades Wlhcrn Pacific 144 plush having high hacks, and FOR SALE Livestock. SALE Mall 8.50: southern steers, $3.75 ii 5.75; the arm rests are Mexican Thi said minina premises hereby sharpen 'em. Klsk a postul, learn FOR j"'''"' 42 of mahog 0- shingle roof adobe, "'""sylvania southern cows. $2. 756 4.25: native any. D Is as how to make $45 to $90 weekly all FOll SALE Fine elusln driver and $00- 134 as are also the window trim sought to patented bounded trees, corner lot, high- cows and heifers, $2.S0fr7.00; stock- to-w- lt: un- winter. Never Fail Co., 122 Nicholas, rubber tired bug y, cheuj). Inquire shado .iin 114 mings. Double windows are provided follows, On north by the I'Ulsl 'Í ers bulls, Toledo. Ohio. 315 West Silver. lands, close In. - and feeders. $3.257 5.25: und ubove. a pane patented mining claim Abajo, on ., ' linu L,UUI 9814 Just of prismatic eas' $10(10-4-ro- om adobe, g.iod stone $3.006 4.60: calves, $3.75'á 8.50; west- cow- frei-T- i s,,.,. . . glass. lavatory facilities are ample. and aouth by vacant, unoccupied pub- Foil SALIO Fine Just Car 52'. ern steers. $4.001 Í.25; Western cows, foundation, shingle roof, corner "Minan paly Car 1901 195 fittings being of white porcelain, and lic land, on the west by patented land WANTED Positions. Extra heavy milker. Phone S76 or 4th St. $2.75 tr 5.00. 4. lot. North '".way steel Spring the wallB enameled In white. Cars known aa Whltcomb. MM) leading il Hogs Receipts. 4.O00; 5c higher: WANTED Work hy boy 18 years old. $ I. brick, shade and .".171 are vestibuled and brilliantly lighted Any and all persons claiming, ad- SALE Gentle 4 year old riding H. H road- ... bulk of sales, $8.101 8.43; heavy, Willing to do anything. 3 Foil fruit trees, large barn, by means of thirty-thre- e sixteen-ca- n versely, the mining ground, premises Address pony or fxchange driving horse. $8.4047 8.50: packers for way. , and butchers. die power or any portion so described, '.. this office. N. g.4.'.; light. 8.30; pigs,, Incandescent lamps, so ar thereof 916 3rd St. tllioo frame, bath, elec- $8.::.f $7.80ii ranged as to an even light over platted and applied for are hereby by expert- - In: A Big $.75r 7.75. throw WANTED Situation Foil SALE Nice pon. drive und tric lights; Highlands, close all. (larland ventilators Insure a com notified .that unless their adverse Icnceil young lady stenographer; ride; gentle. W. II. M. .Million. 211 easy terms. Sheep Receipts, 300; steady; mut plete change every tons, $4.50416.00; lambs, $6.&O0 8.1O; of air few min- claims ara duly filed as according to mpetent and trustworthy. Address W. Gold SI7IH) freno, modern, Auction Sale utes. No cxpciu--e bus been spared to law and the regulations thereunder M. T. A . Morning Journal. . fourth ward, near ear line il wethers and yearlings. SALIO 4 drying horse-- 75 1 W make as mh pos- Foil s, II at ainiioit, Tuefii.v, $1.756 5.110; fed western $4.501 the cars comfortable within tha time prescribed by law man, experl. d bookkeep White Leghorn chickens. 1105 S. 11750 bungalow, modern. I'M. re- YOUNG nci 4 sible. As rapidly us the iiirs are with the register of the 1'nlted States South Walter st S:,K' P- - - 0. er wants position; can furnish goo( Itroadway. du,,,r '" H'r-n- ceived by the l!.ck lines In brick, mod- 'adit, Island from land office, at Santa Fe. the county reference. Address F. C. S care $2."n 3.,,,,, ,uh0, the manufacturéis they will be piuced of New Mexico ern, cellar, highlands 11 I Tin? Metal. of Panta Fe, territory lonrnal. BUSINESS CHANCES rood No. 21 Kama Fe Mrcet in I2K5U Urge Fai X.-- service. they will be barred In virtue of the brlck.rfiodern. York. Dec. II. No change was -- M,"V" ,r""t nl liark, (roo,l rHIiir The .l eel gang on the Santa Fe St provisions of said statute. $1.2,", P10H WOKD Inserts classified; cellsr. corner lot. E. Coal ave., reported in today i . ' "oiKTfte fon i lat Hn. the metal markets Ijis Vegas lias b"en put to ads In 36 leading p ipers In the U. S. terms. practically In work tinder Any and all perrons claiming ad ""imitiuuig: ix 50x210: all with quotation nominal charge Scinl lor list. The Duke Advertising $2!HMI.IHI 1 s'ory brick. - . . the of Section Foreman Miles versely described, or , 'j " MlflB ( )... : - . :. - of the lands desir 4 st.e.-t- j - niiin- iiiriiiiiin- absence cablet. McVey. The gang is working nt pres- Agency, 27 Soulll Main Los modern, hardwood floors, near nearly new single Cupper quiet, lake. $13.25rl3.50; ing to object for any reason to the Morning Ad Viiirel.-- . Cut farm ent just nf that city but Is appld-an- t Try a Journal Want car line, 4th ward. .1.. trolytlc $13.12lil3.3:ij: casting. north it entry thereof by should file invest- the of Fe com- THE best $2.4uii real estate Peveral fjond pieces of 1 1 2.0A4I 13.25. intention the Santa their affidavits of protest in this of- tiilne" ni this .plcmllil op. pany to lay new steel Las Vega ment In the city. If you are Inter- property. Lots and houses In all . U-a- $4 from fice on or before the ISth day of De - limit K firm. 43&4.30. . ested, M. P. i- . I'Mnrc. of I hr Wafo-is- call on St.inun. psrts of th city Ranches and oe mwu mi to cember, 190. III Wol frt.l.l Ato. peltT. 6.271,. IIHTKI. groeeiy busiie meat nuir- - suburban bones. Moni'y In Silver. 52.--I.!!: .Mexican dollars. 4 4c. MANUEL R. OTERO. k.-- t, rial estate. Koont Hot. I Moii:it. Wgiaree. B. PUTNEY 1. I, L. Denver. Entrame from Viaduct. A. FLEISCHER 1 lih-ag- iloani of Trade. Wigwag llar. tupe Is tjulU- a pililos J. J J. M. opher. lTAIU.IsHM ISi-l- . Phone 42. Ileal Otate lire Insurance Ih-o- . High SOLUE Chicago. 11. premium Menpeclc 1 : he sava he would Wholesale- Ornocr. Hour, t'erit and Snrrty Bond AUCTIONEER. piiil f.ir cash wheat r.l Hie lei dine ruber Ik- - h.MTV ii.arti-,- 1 -- ll.il- Agiil for Mitchell Wagon. Try Ad Slttf ft. Recond t. Phores TI n-- n-- m.-tk- Try a Morning Jourml Want Ad a M.irning Journ.il Want t;r.i;n centers tf tl t i.lphia htu'td. ''' Al.ltll I il 10 - Xfc'W Ml MOO i X,.

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1909.

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J .Shop News From Aloiuiqiuieirqiuie yt ? 99 J ? "Dry Goods Shop ? Y The high standard and completeness of our Holiday stock the moderate prices cannot fail to appeal to you. Foremost among the several advantages in favor of our remarkably var- Y will ? ied lines of Holiday articles is the exclusivcness of designs a detail that is of prime importance in the selection of gifts that be appreciated all the more for their distinctiveness. y r A few hours spent in our shop will save you many hours of thought at home, and you will find just what you want for the one you care to remember. Below you will find a very few of the many lines we carry, from any one of ttiem can be made, the right selection, even for the most fastidious. ? LEATHER BAGS in almost endless variety. Leather has never in any previous season, been a greater holiday feature. Fashioned in the most attractive shapes, in black and colors, ? r harmonizing with the current popular dress modes priced from $1.00 to $30.00. yt HANDKERCHIEFS Handkerchief gift time is here. Hosts of prety styles, and we are ready with Christmas assortments that were never better anywhere. Everything from the little y f children's handkerchiefs, to handmade embroidered lace handkerchiefs. Handkerchiefs styles have radically changed but the old ideal of fineness is upheld. Initialed handkerchiefs for Men, Women and Children, to the hand embroidered fine princess lace, and lace point handkerchiefs a visit to our shop will convince you that we specialize on handkerchiefs. ? HOSE Any luxury makes a good gift item. What is more acceptable and pleasing than a gift of silk hose. We carry full lines from$1.75 to $3.00 per pair. 5t T WAISTS These we carry an extensive line of. Jrfmadras, percale, plain and embroidered linen, regular tailored styles. In silk waists we have many styles and colors. Any one of T our linen, embroidered linen,' or silk waists would make an appropriate gift, and even the cheaper numbers are decidedly attractive. SILK KIMONOS AND PETTICOATS The articles of apparel which women are least liable to buy for themselves are always the most appreciated as gifts. Kimonos and petticoats are in this class. We carry a splendid assortment in these two articles. Tt SCARFS This season's growing demand for ladies' handsome scarfs has been an added incentive to us in securing the best of dainty colorings and newest designs in this line. ? LACES, TRIMMINGS AND RIBBONS At this season of the year we have not let our assortment of Lacejrimmings and Ribbons to become depleted, but keep adding to these stocks the y newest things. We believe this will be of interest to a great many of our customers, who make gifts of their own work, to their various friends, and who are particularly interested in ? securing of everything, for articles every day to ? the best these almost sees additions these stocks. NOVELTY AND TOILET articles in profusion. So many different articles included in this that you owe it to yourself, to at least inspect this department. T MANY OTHER LINES Some one of them, would surely appeal to you. .See them for yourself then decide. J .siTsX.r Fergosoini & CoMñsfteiPj Inc. Albuquerque's "Dry Goods Shop" PHONE 283

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tlve practice it t once heroines an nt New York City in today offering In a factor In conserving the fuel hraml nctv hospital xpeiial scientific Montezuma Trust Company FAMILY FEUD ENDS supply of I In- - tuition. Kir this reason FURTHER CROWDING treatment to lliw ;itmy of Its inhabit- LAP DESKS tlm lulled Slates llculoglcal Purvey ants tiervóiiH huvp ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO liui given mention to the special broken limvii iiniler t he mraln of problem of combustion in Incntwittvu metropolitan nr. A"yr lhi IntatiKiUlo Capital and Surplus, $100,000 iltMi.iiuj.M gtf llitt i.i',-- Amt m inri tlüat AT boilers.'' In giving his conclusions tx. OF MANHATTAN I e yon t '.' SUGGESTION lia. r..Mntte.l In hiinlv tin. nrnrn.! la seen hem They are one tin result of tin' li sts. Professor l I oV INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS tloss loa-lca- institute ha been foumled n the most convenient nrticle anyone DEPOSITS says: n- - rull-rond- a "Tin re wi In l'lflC, on t!i the lo an m' the noicy town, pa- - can posyesx. They are to a of mío and writer of thr l'niti'il Muir I. loco tletits have already begun to flock to letters whut if tool in to a me It I linii t l at ll:l.i. Testimonial meeting motives. toil lint these 11 iiruiiinr nu iionra r..r reitt-- rrom tnotr portillar are to I GF JUDGE ABBOTT cl - chanlc. Thev made ludd Just lUbcre to Uicrsblp today at 7:30 p. Heading room locomotives consumed during the your ii complaint... Though hundreds of luis- V(IU ,, w, in. ItnAHüL l)e lhlnK ttant uv open Monday, Fri- Hut less than So.unu.ütHt tona of fuel at M(il.1 I'M J'llJ fltitil.V UIIIIIK keep Wednesday and Clip them snugly together paper, 4 a cost of S 1 lO.tun, OuO. h'muiI city, no surh Ppocial nvl-- I sr. .foiix s ii. day iroin 2 to p. m. ion haa ever been made before for envelopes, pen. ink and stamps all tin ni leather-boun- (Corner Fourth and AV. Silver.) the Ktiflen r from nervous diforder. in one compact, mat. d DISTRICT COURT IN Death, Disease Ruinous case, with" a on. J lev. V. E. Warren, 1. 1., Iloitor. CUKISTIAN ITICIICII. and With all the whirl of life In Gotham blotter to write Now (South today, it I b lieved that title savinjr what couUI he more convenient? ff Third Sunday attir Trinity. Holy Uroadway.) ROLE OF PEACEMAKER JUROR HOLDS OUT Expense Will Follow Further latloii ,or nerve reeks will fill a altor K llrjstm. Pastor. it old Santa is looking for somclhlng, communion at . a. m. Sunday school larse field. her., is just the aliii le, anil wc have Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn- Congestion of Population in and rector's Hi hie class tor at r toMly liltlxnlion. them in all price at a bargain. In adults ing service at II. Christian Endear-o- I.".'i.OOd to l'.l a. m. Morning Six Cases Amicably Settled - Island; the Passing of Jerome IooiiiiK t'.e srowins fact, e had a big as-o- incut come In service and ser- prayer meting at 6:30. Kvcnlng FOR of green gras and b'.ivcs along sever- by .. mon at 11. Kvcnlng service nt 7:.10. of When Defen- ACQUITTAL- mistake ami propose to cut service and ser- Th. atiemianre Plaintiffs and al mili a of upper Itroadway, the gov- them loose. They are going at about mon at 7:30. nil members and friend of the church Instructions will be an is Sunday (.'"IM'.'lnl ernment of this city has at last tl li 0 per cent of the regular price, llet-te- r especially nrged at the dants Shako Hands and Agiee r'rrcN.leleluv.) exposition of St. Matthew, xxv. great .'. plant dcí-c- r look them oyer: il will save you morning service, as a matter of New York, I'ec That de ,,i. dertaken to re the strip '.Music. to Forget Old Grudges, ,,f worry hunting for something else. importance will be discussed at the Eleven Men Stood for Convic- lis. ase and ruinous in municipal '""'1 '"at lies been leu narren ever arc rif l' f,,1'Wl,' r l Processional hymn Mozart clore of the service. Strangers v. s. s ,il follow anv con- - !!'" !' " tion in tur.h.r Vonite J. Ilobinson cordially welcome. Pfeiffer Case Charg- tut- it ii i 1 (en in ni it firu éImíj ih-i- iitt- - STRONG'S BOOK STORE, A ' i l,v It ud of more tlmn a ii Rl:tt. " u.Tii ruth'rRslv Te Ileum a war's HllOWII ...... 'i i. . - Schilling ing Robbery, Which Ended in i. . . m net i us i nt iH'iniiu new, l'0-.io- I 1 1 1ST A I.. UlH. In Ju- '''"-"fai.t- iK Xl'.-rt- u'in Next iNmr to nt Plume COXGllKtJATlON" .; Was elided tile second V ' " t ,, mil. Jubilate H. , ; V ,.!tr!lHon are being made to plant Aldrich Ave.) , (Corner Proadwav and Coal díela) district court y.te!i!..y alter-noon- Mistrial Fikiay Night. tons of shrubs, load of grass seed and Introit hy mil W. H. Itev. V. Marsh. Pastor. l row tied eoiidttii.ns In Ih poorer i ,,,. .,, . Jude J. when n of .,.i..,.. ..i ( nt the toiggei.il. Judge f,, nfertory solo. . . Sunday school a. in., H- en. I of this unsiiihll.v yvaste place. For .Miss Heynolds at 9:43 i U. lia A Abbott, the prim Ipal In six lads and Similes tit In liritc! re all lb. cost and trouble, however, the LAnrlSQN BOUND OVER eessional hymn J. H. t'ykes superintendent. Preaching K'eti-- lor conviction mid one for ' :! appeal i a a from justice of , "," p. o le the upper (it.v rejoicing s by 1 1 p. the the ol 1.0";"" ate the pastor at a. m. and 7:30 was way the Jury In cel. that .,,! B.ner.. , th,M r I m. peut ut Alameda, shook bauds nti.l .ie.tiltt.il the the pre ,, ,...... tropohtan gardening, IlKST BAPTIST ni. Christian Kndeavor ut 6:45 p. etu v oi seka ss th..t has ,u I (Cor. Broadway i f.-- - and Lead Ave.) All tul .ase of the Territory mtjiu Florencio at, the ho- it. i Willi illll,-li- !!,, are welcome. The musical selec ax rend to go home forget that ..cr of the once olerspreud I M noctli that J. A. (Shaw, stood when Jury report-s- l "I'll pat:-- in thi yetr alone, Pastor. tions aie as follows: they nad any trouble. I'leMer the i the v hi.'i is and TO GRAND j Preui - i JURY hlng 11 by pus-- tur F.lllv five tullll'll- of dollar. llj.iiel'ir l at a. In. the i Mornliiff. Ycati rday morning t'le cane of the Ftulay night, nci ot ding to a rttmor name,, ltH tor; T:30 p. as tile prn bl.h (irc.ilet thou-"IM,- jr at m. lit v. Horace Strong Organ r. Surrouiiile.i by two hundred prelude. "The Answer" tcrau Kllscu Martini tow tt Vut s II, i lerrltuiv current about yrsi.nl.r. va I -- - oi rennayivania will preach. Snndiiy . I'as-till- '"' "" san. buxxluu hollo makers, tin ilui- . Wolstenlioime !! Castillo and Fr.ilH.ino It In c.i 1. ly nfti ! rally for ki;u ' i,K tin.- - school at :!.-- a. m. Young vet that tmmciliatt r "'I """' I dren of an '" school have People's Offertory, 'Andantino" Chati Intra-- with asau.ttug Ii. Ih ,i..i hounds ot ph si. al .. . '.' s.veral (1 nits ...i, bee meeting at :4S p. m. it o loi . course in culture. The mtblic is Anthem by Thy w ix k the Jury s. leei. i . . . i 1,11 Man Charged With quartet. "Close to o; their relatives is begun. "i.i .iaiio. i j i unía extra that nroiiiise.i to i.rove as Instructive Uttering cordially invited. t.-e- '1 sou:. , f, Annual business Side" Fcrrii Afti r Several w ittiesscs hud ,i lli.l ami tooH a lote. Hie s.Ui..cj. int.. the lid almos us it is now!. In giant hives far meeting tu't r. of the in ii;. nts, b three Worthless Check Goes to Jail for the election of officers Solo by Mrs. "The amine, Judge Abbott that tne b. oiix i, I MiHl I. the health up on llu f of school house, Washburn, d.ii.l..' iim illicit f.r ine the will be held Monday at 8 p ni live - tartmcnt nmsl p.iv millions more In liUiV of lias been In- Broken Plalon" ctwf mi trial, anil e"irs f'mlii- t I. l I this ar.nj insects in .o. Xtttio rou the tature. It nil-le- Defauit of $500 Bond. 11 ( fir tjirtt.t other vote? .iff and stalled for purpose of being t d Juhtiíon if in tried, were nolhlog mote ü. the Herbert ' than hnih h i ndan-t- r t at- - haie otio' serjoasiv i..L-e- tv.vxt;. (.Hilly lIlfTl I re ik ti :t K h.uj. the - by th. pupils to whom they mission. livening. relices. 'poll t'le .curl rcu!t rc.l l y (o- sv i I utiihux Ulna of the street nr. I tirnihing morv lessons than are Arno Street ) Organ MUgfeatiim, the wr. s. nting I" he same. r l prelude, "Pilgrlma' Cllum' attorn ). r .ti, l'lt Finally ult thrugs h. re. it is t. out. hile (oiind In Occasional stings Her. r. Kretwclimar. t, I" books. have Cltarlts A. Uimsun. Pastor. Wagmf the rrltory and tin t. ad.nu lug out live hours the j.iiy ti poited the ravugis ol tutx r ul.vis and other not yet of arrested Oirnian services are held rv oliy -. thevked the enthusiasm the evi Sun Offertury, Ltc atfe d to have the iiitUN.id to th mart that it . unable lojih di- .. are extended as Hit youngsters In ut bee lore, evening charged with pasilnj a day o'clock." Carillon" ' the pursuit morning at Ii:3 Sun- ixovitiing tne principa! rroM. d t" ..gr. utlil was ffciffer . IH'Pf. latum of the Harrow oty thick- - of Insecta to the forged on Roy day W'olstetiholmo - and the trips the check L. Crouch, school ut s:e. Tj,e l)at.,or hti0 U a. id "tn O" mor mil under an charging lm- - many months It la be- flowers o! neighboring park huvc. Anthem by double quartet, "Prats' indictment f the Jeweler, was bound over to organized a class of cutecliumen A cordlticly. some n sithvitr prsonut iig an i.ft a r In iivnl that imeigeiicy nitasuns must a product more the grand the Lord. O .Maundf ln.u, lonnreth.n be ,o stop hided honey that W'hith meets every Saturday Jerusalem"... of AUiinidJ. prliulp.tlj and with th- - Majorlbanks aflair thii" taken force a to this curse than compensates lor the pain. jury in the sum of tioO yesterday af- after- Solo by Miss I5oe Ifarsch. "But the willows. and of cor. M '..i,. noon at :.Í0 ior Infctruction Chris- i IV I'lHd liefere Ablotf. ca- - will probably bo d ag.ttnft ternoon. Juatice of Peace Craig, in Lord la Mindful of Own" ii Jü'lí. trh . the tian doctrine, preparatory Ilia v ho thi m unite litte b . lurr. Mm d jntig this w.. k. Wa,chl,V m;,:aT7f t IHMSTMAS IK1I-TS- to their Mendelssi'n" .c ,hrr. William before whom the hearing wajt held, confirmation. If necessary chil- or. miM'v ptopirly. a .dti.-tti- c Truvcra I thin, crystal tumblers. 4 the Miss Helen IXivii, organist. ernwi, Jerome from the home that Uet plain deciding that the evidence against dren will also be taught to all purlb'a rn c In rasca to I read the 4 en. the LOCAL AND PERSONAL. h" haa made in the midat of the ast for - German language. Any go ti- (I UniM.n was sufficient to hold lilni tor parents desir- vhako hands, hom tiiol Side im. the penple of this city are Thin blown glass tumblers with neat ing to FIRST METHODIST g enter their children are re- ll, avor tu live tog. tío r :th ut libt-lu- i.iuay niginning to rea.i.- tn.it one oil ngraving. 4 for ,v the higher tribunal. quested (Lrad Ave. and Urd Street), .tngmg ptii.iie ngurn is to meet the pastor at TID V. imir mist ;;,;,4 .xmtnster rug. beautiful colors 1 97. 19 frank Otto, Paatr. I of , Lamín tendered a check to South Arno a. 11 Tiu l'lxmtlff, ! f ii.i.inu and about to sink out sight. For ten .(n 2 25 street. Pn hlng by the paetor at " Uashlngton. IH. 11 Vi t aa. y s I . - . . Thursday In nc-- ei T mi i.iiirni r.u jerooic lias inusft il. Crouch evening vayment and 7:3 p. m. Mornln-- ; subject. "Tli a were ait tody t.o gl.nl to .1 - Axmiiister rug. animal t New .Mexico and At U .na, lair Sunday miua ln.,.,r. i,,l .n .u.ie.i the twenty t "Wfcc and .t til propoftttoll tnatti by the r I for a dollar brooch which he IMMAlt LATK Criis." Kvcnlng subject. and Moudaiy. in orleihire bv turns Wh.lhi-- he terns tli.TJ lO.MUTIuV. :4 I'ourt and after v.r..iniing to lc c.mhI bi hind an axe ugatnat j Navajo made, germantown yarn, extra had purchased, reielvlng the balance Otherwise. Sabbath achool at b.tt.ed the Early mass at 7. High 2(1 m- - -d paya- uiass and a. Kim. h i.m. í ii. here. ft. r. tin y wire din i.m- gambler or lJinbi r.d on bis historic I neat patterns, handsomely blended in cash. The check uas made in. in .t Mr. K K Yaughi.n of was I at 3f. I.vening service The irt ,.ut i f a tight at a ilniits couch in the dirtrict attorneys offi e. colors unit a genuine bargain .00 ble and endorwd by J. C. Mil'hcrson and law! 1st Ii r in vestcrday. eonferen.. at Mas i the cltv New York haa never In I 1 and signed by I. It. Smith. 7:2. cvery eüditig Blitioum ricnt in Alameda interest J. 4. Warp amt Filling California purr morning 7. IIK.HLWIt MLTIIOPIST. M. career ,., .t at Friday evening about a Jur ag". Mrs T Ifciy U b. re on a vUit tne erratic ,ni. most wll,. WIK)U bian.,.t, .j.jo Ltmtun'i defense yesterday as at 7.:0. rhi (Ill South Arno) --s from ligunj. uous 01 ua puonc men. ...aniso, Ku di(Ul)i, h).mnud N d that he secured the check from a rVilumlm A. ( lark, rat"- - . new.pap, cart.H.n and story have stranger in a card game, giving Sunday school at :4á a. m.. W. Coal in Mr and Mra trYrüerii k Winn wen" ir,,.u ,.,,. b)r.ch..,t. Nautlful the. Consumed Locomotives bi en ru led off a, the r.u!t of the , stranger some sixty In ! CIIKIMIAV MTKNCE. Warltck. superintendent, preaching yl-- il Magdalen., . ",, r Prove with dollars cash here on a brief lrvin speitacular a.tiv.tn-- of this man. " 7 1 P-- - for the paper, the i hevk being ten-- : At the Ubrary by the pastor at 11 a. m. and Mr. Wttin I A who I now lose in washing - ISuilding I ot l"u. 1 In etird.i. about to himarlf In J P- "The 'tilUation Ian ' "nj basketballs. .. to l 55 dered laiy ment of a card debt. . i.nr-si.- a. m -- Junior Knworth league at '" iwltli th. I nited Sl.it. tolest a the humdrum of the private ." ii Sul.h.t. f:,,.! r "ratii-r- " U tlm vi a lul- - rtn - The game! Kpeorth league at :S P "i. aubiiit at Magdalena. practli-.- of law. To the t.tople of the! Toy tabbs !. to l.5 bottom if Umtun's lard the Prt ver of Man." Sunday school by I - y - welcome lelln MHrntly lauol the nited !um. from la. h he 1a now- wlth-ITo- i hairs to c story'- however, was knocked out be 'iooil music and a Christian -- t'leologli-u- l A. e d t i-'- . ftulra hurvry. The author! t. t.idd. lor sou lime conmct. drawing bis r ldenee. Jeremr was M.vgic lainterns r to S3.0A Walter Jaffa, of Jaffa brothers, w It i to all. Tou are incited. Strange" - Profeaaor W. I". M . ot the tech- lib the Morning Journal coniiMwuuf anil t t."l.. sn idol, for all ni .35c to 2..V testtfie, that lamii.n enter-- d btsj Our Town mude to feel at home. . ' .a Nts Imd'cM. aury . , b ft U.t utghl i'uhar irron-il'- i Following the van.!-- . - al branch of the m.k looma. for l'rv'.tt, . t - i"i in- store Thursday afternoon. foraieay that ln-s- - . . . - - jl nr.H.ni :.. aked FamkilVr arils the l of the statement tkat IikviihiIii.. In rr- - i h. In ha. a.i- pte J po.l'.lon Kith nrr" .may ii.rrir I ii- ; blank cheek and request id him to fill any tree'., me HKST (III RCU i'l of only ofTt.-- e w h - thev keep' during the PlifnVTKi:i W tecta the holder Tlli:MZI- h-- ic on tin. t.f this Pri a.i.11 IniIIv tVutl. r. the mil. Mr. testified rd t Corner Fifth and Silver.) railroad. runtrr;,h' ever out m- - cheek Jaffa that tan of the pan year onn-llit- h - sought the and klcWe, or two A. ronautnr than of lh . Ynk Iroir. Lamson was h- - Ilagli Cooper. PaMor. tiwrc patby I tHM-r- wondering intoxicated and that there were none too r-- í- í o I'.uy a the the to uav their Sunday :4S a. m.. K - total inal i.rxliH-l- of the I'm ted ur wile '.lorie ftn lea eej complied with hia filling ouart-r"" school at -- ol mar,.' vf the tenement people are. ' mh. the f..r a tle of thh. india- - (.late. Th amount t larg.-.-" aaya Co..kor only to In ha.t at Altnil liFT WKU. and keep by ilnnk- - Christy, superintendent. Services ' m:t wll un tamilv medicine I Ft- - aay a ing Taher. t in nitor., an. I j ing Calopintn Water tne sure II i. m. and 7:4i p. m. Christian I'rof lima. "Ib.t amad cartels erne M'ncral H.m ex..ption of the signature:, and get f .l, .lrir. ok. and thr reniiiro-o- r Itaah-l-r.-si- . ll.-- r and 4S p. m.. W. that i an tt nuole iftvliye it ..a F..r to t til'- in ii. fi o.ar- -. the t nj.-- no in. 5c at C i.rt l..torll l.tti. nt.

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