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ALBUQUEBQUB MORNING JOURNAL.THIRTY-SECON- D YEAR. Vol. CXXV., No. 4. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910, l!y .Mail

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50y Currier,

Hx. a Month;(III eonis

Singlea M'Miili.

Coplm, 5 itiH

B IN HI tU STATES GAYNOR FINDS1L CHIEFS INmen took IIM His! teSl vol,, toil ay eldthe Illsl ahunmelll showed il ill II'"-- i

l ,i l. . l; i i m I .t; '.isiolii.-.l- s

.li.lili l t Willi.' u is . i c t I In suc-

ceed lh, I. 1,' Tiiluuhv I'.I. iii le Tun I

II LIMOIS PUTS EMBARGO ON

SOUTHWESTERN CATTLE

GREAT BATTLE

EXPECTED IN

Vance .mil had taken for granted manyobjections Ihey would make nnd prat- -j

tieaily in.'.u no d them thai. V V.ile theirv low h would be given every i onsiilern-itio- n

in lie. final wordilu, el' II"- me- -sago In colli, I lint alter tils basic roe- -

iuniii. iel.it ems.Tin- president's proposed interstate

i ni un r. inert nf five mem hers t

( hsidor appeals frm Hie interstate j

commerce commission, wllh nn appeal '

FEW GERMANS! AFTER NIGHT

BAND INT OFF CEmCUBA MUST

I

THAT NEGRO IS AS

GOOD AS WHITE 1AN

NICARAGUA

Declaration of Havana PapcrjGovernmentin Commenting on Refusal to Kentucky

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FEDERAL PROSECUTION OFBURLEY TOBACCO SOCIETY

Com meed That!and Tennessee;

Planters Havf Combinationir Violation of Aiili-Tiu- st Act,'

(Bjr Morning .Journal Knerlal leaned HlreWashington, Jan. . Tli,. gov.-rn-

moot is preparing i ' i no iiiü iiiriders in Hi,, loba. i dism Is of Ken- -

'lucky and Tennisy-,- ,V helHtlliilieproceedings againsi ih. Ihirlev To- -

haeco society.( 'onvinced that tic m ioty is a ciini-- !

blliatioll in violation n! the Shermananti-tru- st law. the d, j rtiueiit of ins-

til(Ice is investigating operations.Agents have recently "ti sent to thetobacco grieving r gimis to make In- -

ipiiry regarding of theelation and they have theconclusion that th arganizationconnected Willi depr lions of thenight riders there.

The department Is umleeid d as towhether the proceediiii: shall lie cviilor criminal.

Tli,, Hurley society is a strong or-

ganization, composed Irrg, l.y of farm-ers, and II Is believed li.al the govern-ments action will créale a sensation.It Is contended by th members of thesociety that they have been forced toband theniRclves together In resist r.p-- ,.

rations of the Anieii,in Tobaccocompany. The comnauy, members ofthe society charge, systematically de-

pressed Hie market lor Kentucky andTi niiessi-- tobacco and keptih iv ii to the lowest point.

ROCKEFELLER, JR.,

15 GRAND JURY

FOREiiii

Son of Kerosene King to Pre-

side Over Investigation of

White Slave Evil in NewYork,

By Morning Journal Bnerlul I.eiinetl Wire)

New York. Jan.' 3. John 1. Uocke-felle- r,

Jr., was today sworn in as fore- -

man of a grand iury, the special mis-ilsi , in of w Inch w be an inv estigat ion

of the "tv hite slave traffic."When Judge i Sullivan observed

Mr. Pockelcller i name among' thosedrawn 'for t lie s pedal grand jury heImmediately aski I him to assume thef m i nia nship. M Itocket'cllcr hi ggedto be excused pi ailing ill lica It h anda sliess of peni, nal business ma let s

"We have an important iiupiiry topursue," said Jiadgo O'Siillivan. "and

believe that oi i owe t he com ifi unityIbis duty."

Mr. Uoekeleili i" withdrew his re- -

' "i f and was sw irn in as Inn-man- .

COLLECTOR LOEB CINCHESINCOMING PASSENGERS

Receipts I i'oin In. lies on llaggime l.u- -t

Year More Than Double Thoseol Two Previous ears.

New York. Jan i. The marked in-

crease in customs receipts on passen-gers baggage uiul, r William Loch'soolleclorshlp as already shown bymonthly reports was btoiigbl out ingreater conltasi by figures for tinv ear made publa iiiilav- l.'i.ceiols lolthe jear Hiding- 'MPI were nearly I -- d

per cent g a than tie- combinedreceipts of inn. lid pit 7 altoiigli tin-

lull,.), year had "en the' best ill tinhistory of the p tt

mily t.i the supreme court of Hie"i i t ! State! t, as particularly o.bjcet-niilroa- d

i ,l te by i in representatives.They iiivlaro d thai the court soonwould become nothing mure than n

second commission. Tin y preferreiltn take appeals direct irmn the enm-- i

mission lo federal courts. The reo- -

iiminenilalion fur u court, however.will remain in the mai!C

The railroail presidents objectedmost seriously also to proposed re- -

Klrhiions upon the issuance of stocks,bonds and short term notes. I'n-si- -

idem Tart.win rommm,i thatsuch securities shall he issued in thefuture without the approval of theinterstate commerce commission busedupei a finding tlial the issues are forless than par for stock anil not less j

than the reasonable market value for,bonds.

Railroads claim this restriction willseriously interfere with their borrow-ing a hilly. The a niendments then de-

signed to prevenl liver issues or' stocksand honil.s and the custom known as"vv a toting." If adopted I is said, theamendment also would put ami end towhat is known as "speculative con-s- i

ruction."The railroad presidonls objected to

tin' proposed amendments giving ship-pers the right of selecting a throughroute for their goods and giving theinierstate commerce commission fileright to lniliale coniplalms and holdup new ratinas and rate classificationsuntil sufficient cause shall he shownlor them.

It whs said today that no bill hasheen prepared by the administrationto carry out the president's view as toa federal corporation law. He willleave the working out of this measureto congress. Ho will, however, rec-

ommend that the law lie a voluntaryone. The terms upon which chartersare to be allowed and licenses grant-ed will have to bo included in thelaw but it Is believed that no law canempower the executive branch of thegovernment to revoke either a charteror a license that such revocation can

o me only through the courts.

ni ítitIii DANGER OF

TIE-U- P

j

Amei lean Employesi Threaten!to Resign in a Body as a Pro- -;

test Against Treatment of j

Their Comrades by Courts,

,isy Murniiig .l.uiriial fiprrial Leaned Wire)K J 'a so, T, x , Jan. 3. The Torreón

(Mexican) Fnterprise says:The coming trouble between the

National Kail ways of Mexico and theirAmerican employes, which is expectedto culminate on January jó, may re-- 1

suit in a com). hte tie-u- p of trafficat the American bonier,

The American railway men willprobably sever their relations witli tileNational railways on that date. Owing

'to the liability to arrest and prosecu- -

tion by the Mexican courts, thft menwill not declare a. strike, but thereis no law which prevents a man fromresigning who is not under contract,

The American unions in the I'nitedStates, it is said, wnl decía, e iue

railways to be "unfair" and tiethem up by not allowing their en-- ,

gintcrs, firemen, conductors or brake-- jmen at Kl Paso, Kaglo Pass utd Ijir-- 'odo to handle shipments which willhave been delivered by Ihe Mexicanrailways to the several roads bywhich they are employed.

The National railway officials arekeenly alive to the dangers of the si I -

nation.An order to agents and advices to

shippers which was sent out this weekistates that the through mies to and

from Amor-ba- points on all the gov- -

eminent railways will apply to sliip-- I

ments routed s ia T impieo and VeraCruz.

BLACK HAND ATTEMPTTO WRECK TENEMENT

Now York, Jan. 3. Several persons awere knocked down and shocked todayand KiU tenants were much alarmedby an attempt of "Illai k Handcrs" toblow up a Christie street tenementhouse, n.vnamite was exploded underthe first floor stairway.

Threatening letters demanding $S.-O-

has boon received recently by thegrocery firm of Olucppl Cutrceo &

xvh the ground floorstore.

vESTRADA'S ENVOY

FEARS FOR RELATIVES

Washington, Ian. 3 lr. Salon J.,rCastrillo, Kstiada's representative tothis govcriiineiil, ha grave lears that aZelaya's follower" bay,- reveng, d dtlomselvis , pon hi i tamiiy f r hirox'olu'icriary activities in Waton. Castrillo's father has im-- s

piisoneil by Zolasa, and In- fi-- for

CONFERENCE

ffl TOT

PRESIDENT CHANGES

HIS PLANS FOR MESSAGEi

Recommendations ConcerningTrust Law to Go in Thursday; Railroad Section De-

ferred Until Later in Week,

By Morning Journal gnerinl Leaned WireWashington, Jan. 3. Following a

forenoon conference with presidentsof six of the great railroad systems,President Taft late this afternoon an-

nounced a change of program in thesending of his message dealing withinterstate commerce an unti-t- i list, lawsamendments to congrega.

The message will he split in twoparts. The .section dealing with trustswill he sent to congress Thursdaynoon. The section dealing with theinterstate commerce law in whichrialroads are directly iiiteresiod willbe deferred until Friday. The presi-dent's special message on the con-

servation of natural resources Is ex-

pected to be i ot'- for congress onMonday.

A short lime aft.e, t ie railroad pres-idents had left the v hite House, itwas announced that the president stillhoped to have his message ready foremigres on Wednesday. It had beenhis original Internum to treat togeth-er the two subjects of inierstate com-merce and anti-tru- st amendments. Tt

was said late this afternoon that themessage would probably receive great-er attention if divided in two parts,neither of more than 4. uno svonlX

As a result of the call of the rail-road presidents, it was said that onlya few verbal changes would he made,in the message dealing witli the inter-- )state commerce laws and that thesewould make the president's fosilion!more clear.

President Taft found the railroadmen most considerate in presentingtheir views. While dep., dating Ji.-- '

idea oí any legislation ,,t til '., íh.ri '

time, when, they declared, conditionsin the railroad and industrial worlds;are righting themselves after two!years of depression, they did not seek '

to dccr Die picsidciu from sendingins message. They devoied 1,,.,,!- - j

fo,os in more or less speciric ojijec-- ;tions to the bill prepared by AttorneyGeneral Wickersham which forms the1text of the message,

The president, it is declared, willnot attemnt to force n, VVI..L- ..,.,., ...or any other bill upon congress. Hewill say in his mes-sag- that such a

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hill has been drafted and is at the dis- -

posai oi congress. i ne railroad pros- - j

idents admitted that their objectionsto proposed amendments to the inter- -

state commerce act were gem ral in '

their application to all the iimend-menl-

The president, however, hadmade his position clear to .1. lierpontMoigan in a brief interview last Fri-day morning. Mr. Morgan in turn ar-ranged j

ful' today s conlercnce and n.l-vl-

the railroad nu n to confinethemselver to suggestions of changesin amendments rather than to an at-tempt to Influence the president as tohis general course. j

M:. Tuft has let it be known ho notonly will make recommendations forchanges In the law bul that he expectscongress to adopt the suggestions atthis, session and thus carry out thepromises of the liepuhUcan platform.

Those who attended the conferencetoday were (''resident MeCrea of thePennsylvania; I.ovvti of the Haniman

'

lints; Brown of the Ww York Central'Mellen of the .New York. NVw Haven j

und Hartford: Hacr of the Philadelph- -ia & Heading and Finley of the South- - j

ern.The presidents brought Lewis Cass

of .New York witli them así'general counsel. Attorney (ioneral

lA'ickersham represented the legal de-partment of the government.

One of the changes which PresidentTaft agreed to make in his recom-mendations has to do with the lan-guage of the proposed amendmentprohibiting a railroad company fromitecjuiring slock in any t ipetiiig rail-road in the future or from holdingstock In a competing railroad altera given date, it v claimed thatthe wording of this proposed amend-ment was such that it might be heldtn apply tn lines like the New YorkCentral and the West Shore. The lat-ter is, and for many years has beena New York Central lire., serving vir-tually as an ovirllow trackage sys-tem on the western shore of the Hud-son river.

The law, as President Tatt will suggest, will provide tli.il where a rail-- !road owns fifty per cent or more ofthe stock of another, it mav acipiirethe remainder. This, it is said, wouldaltera a lili asure ol protection t m! '

norlty stockholders for, if the rail-- Iroad owning the majority of the Mockshould be prohibited from aoitiiringany more, t lie minority would lose j

their only probable purchaser,Where a railroad holds less than themajority of the stock in another line,however, it will be provided that itcan in quire no more.

Nothing in tne Interstate conim roeamendments will bo s" drawn a lolegalize the ho!, ling of stock in a c m- - '

peting lino w li'io the hoidii g ..f theitoek results in violation of tli anti- -

trust 1'ivv.

I'.esnlent Taft bstcnrd t the rail- - '

'ro-i.- l idficials for n.ore than twoll jnrs. He lias been informed in ad- -

Spi inglt.'ld. Ill- -' - i i w i n g

I h,. pi a lite,- nl' T, 'Sllllll, 111 C.'l till, il pI'IM no. Hum v. IS

;

"lie, lodav l I ov l II line, II al Ihraciest of I In Mali- b. n! . hv . sl.iei, Mlilll issiohel s in nil h i": the in, porlatioii into Illinois rr- IT I 'alilnt Ilia"Milium. i. Tesas, Mi.". Hid st'V

r.i i son i i n si i e, II Pi 1I"I IVand Neva min I. 1 Iii. nnloHs il

are .o, om bv Heal.í I nil! Mle il' , I'lllled SI. .11

bur- a il ot an tin,, 1! sil , M.I In

III',. i' 11, Mil I llo rI, d SO i el ii lie y mu "I h,-

loade .1 al the V ill.ll sin, k ill...St St I is, i !n r un HI Slo, k

Yard 111 I 'Im aia ll.l placed in sopor-inle- i'

pens a nd , i i i' dipped II Hi,'on elioll ot the IIISpo. lo r ol theI'lllled Slates depart!!!,- it r num.itnlusi rv or i m nu il! h Here,

a lie liirinel ea.-i-- tin III beShipped into the llll r ,.r ih. slate

.

FARMS AND ROADS WIPEDOUT BY RAGING ARKANSAS'

'' ildo. .Ian. .", ins beingwashed o or. bridges being lak n out, ml roads ,, st inynl by lie ids i o"tof I'llebb eauscil by the I, gorgesand condi lions !! I'e i ollstaitl l growingworse.

Coiiniy poiumissioiiers Inive lit a'' '' force of no u down the riv w libthe hope of blowing up the w u stgorges Oil, fs litis is done, uro:

is expected,

Trea-lll- y Has llahiiiceIlillKtou, J - He, llll"

lis, ,ll op. Ill t illlO- if III. nal in III o V --

lllieinnicni showed a bal,, i 0 onoi, ii i t siih lei' lil.il lini, in tin tis- -

( a ,u' i !!-- 1p and tile i rst llmo."inee 111 I'a.v Al.lrieh turn f lawWinl ml o eli'c, t. lie. cilU:. ialed

.Mi.k-'i.- r. l and disl un"si nn nls7l,i.T:oi. i ra illg ha laltce i l

í i

FOUR FIREMEN MEET

DEATH BENEATH

FALLEN ILLS

Fatal Blaze in Plant uf Ameri-

can Bridge Company at Mi-

lwaukee; Loss Quarter of r

ion Dollars,

(Ity Morning Joiirunl Kneclm i.eiiNril Wire.MlPvaukei . Jan. .'i, - Pire In the lo-

ca f plan! of Hie A iiicri. a n llridge j

company I'uiiyhl caused Ihe doiilh oflour who were hurled undera falling wall and a loss o',' Sl'.'iII.íiioiOne of those l.ilid vvns Captain JohnJ. 11 en nesse;

Ii was first thought t ii.it the en-- I

lire engine company of No. 4 had per- -

Mi. ,1 and not until all the debris hadb, en removed at pearly midnight wavit determined that there were no otli-- ;er bodies in the ruins, S, voi;, rrc-- I

an ii n o njoi ed.'lii-- too was soon under control

Cuiii-- s ( annul Sell eniplaue-- .Huff lio, X. V , Jai,. :. J'i.hte ll rel

i ne I "nil, S', Kes , inn i I ' i ,v grant-i- d

(lo- liininai v in lunii ion askedfin liv tin Wright breCii i againstthe ' leriiri',-- ' 'artiss iou.punv endChim li. ( "u it ism restraining themI'l 'on s'iiing neroplaies.

( obi ae in iilil'oi'iiin.San Prancis' o, J,,n. ;i. ll.v

low tempei-ature- prevailed In por-

tions of the stale and the Weatherforecast Is for fair weiilier and heavy

Ms lonigbt n San Plant i ,1

illy and (In S.o rann-nti- andClara vallo

ARCHBISHOP IRELANDl

DEFENDS KING mpm n

SI. Al cbblsln.plIreland I .. I., v in a slat lilt lit issued

l..r publi a in! w a t in Iy It'lillileileourse of lale King ofPiigiuni he gov ernin hi of ( 'migoThe t alt-lil- nt sa

'A - :lin iw ft calm et--

lit. n .1 fails. Hie ral Annib1;::p niuoh I, a- lln- h- -

tor i i s t itl to Hi c Ilillllillitrillion llo- go llleii r t

king of .'Igm 'linio at ii'

Ihe p.,-- I'V a gall ed barba Stus i no ii mi! t"tl uitib r I In-i-

mo i Ii r. i" it ia d

ins ol io! P ile inl.-r- sled Hid.pro.lu.l d II Is al'.- he iiH -t

nl I.i d thP'.ll t.

Pi ' II mailt la. i ih., !' II 111 Ii ibis

may i o In known as thatIhe' I! ig ia n p. at ions, i ll th. w ho

a i u ' !" .1 . ol labat aHO I.

ta atlllilli I."! at lai 1- :-

llnii-l- i s'liicr" Mril.een, j,, ii. ;;, iit ri

llinbi.pi. l. lb-- . S hour

hi h I'.

ESTRADA MOVES HIS

ARMY TOWARD CAPITAL.

Tiiumphai t Revolutionists Are

Eagei to Push Victory Home;Government Foiccs Believedto Re Badly 'Demoralized,

(ll.v Moriiliin .laiiriuil Snecliil l.eimrd IrelHim lielils. .ic . Jan, .1 (enera!

l'sti nía s i innp.iigii into the westernhall ol Ve. magua b is begun. Tlieell- -

in,. pro llal al nn , w h Won theii ton l; is being transported

'u boats lip M a i riv ,.r to Chile,u hti h will plai llama as the baseol súppMcs ,1. visivo baltlo niav- bufoiialit al A map

The rn v a was begunimiclU. Th y.i n guard underlleinral M'!ta ha s bo n l or some daysat Chile, Chile s a center lor entileraising ami thai disllict Is expectedlo rehoye Itliii Iii Ids to a great oxienrin the in. ltd. r ol ludainlng the troops.

Acny.ipo, y, h.-r- Il is thought a hat- -I!.' b, ought if pending peaceplans fall, Is (,o miles distant from(ilii,. and iy bo reached over easy(rails.

Plans for the advance of Kslrada'sarmy on Managua have been matured,it Is i spi eled that his forces willleave their liase al (.'hile ill a weekpossibly sooner,, starting toward a.

which is the enemy's country.Purees of the in ovisloiutl govern-

ment will number $4. (bul. They tireearning extra rifles and ymmunltlon,sufficient arms for 'Ihe. additionaltroop.", who, it s believed, will Join

inda in tin' inarch through theSlate of ( 'limitóles. Two six inchIbid guns have boon taken to Chile.

'leiier, Kstiada Joined IPs troopstmla and was greeted with crithusi- -

jaii wln-i- In- - o minuta yd his plan foralia, king tile Ma, Iii;-- , government inII.- - i'i i oiiehoiils. The provisional

i.niicM u ill move In three divisionsover dil'.'i'ent routes but all closeenough to or.r.blc Hie commander inclitrt to ave prompt .'.ns'.l iielions.

I!v ii"!i!i( boats Kstradii will escapemuch haidship which Ihe Zehiyansen u ii er, d when llu-- advanced to- -'

ward Paiua. Kery mule In the eoun-H- v

has In en i om ma ndei ed and whenilit i e i, hi i iohiMs git well under wavlliev vll mal," fast progress. Th"plan ! s.ml ; n , i, i Poi nos lilalo ei. iif. r w ith Madrin in an attemptin persuado the newly elected presi-dí at :o resign has boon abandoned,

'llo- government al Washingtonhaving Ignored the rcpiest

I Mat an Aiiioiicnn warship like himover pail of the .tourney where noregular yi sol makes regular saiii.igs.

'ill top of Ibis ruine the news thai(he inilmads it. ros ('osla Kliii o.erwhich I'.ciioral IiJ.iz would have had to

jtl.lVcl was washed un!. He, therefore,'' 'bo Irani with lieiicriil

Commander Shipley hasordered the cruiser Taeoimi to pro.f to Peí t Union lo loatl prnv isions,'lile T:o nina is due back here in one

i :s i it o vs kvi:mi:xt isPi;i;(;i At id MAsTKit s'lltoKi:

W.isluiigtoii, Jan. :!. While no offi--

ial iiiloriniil ion bad been rceefv'cdlite I ' hi ie li i eonceruiiig the forwardII us oil lli of Ih,. .N'leliragUal! revolu-lioiiat- v

ariny th,. news when conveyedto l!io (Viilral American diplomatslore was received with groat interest.The present move of Kstrada is recog-nized hele by those who know Ihecountry as a master sirofe,

"The advance upon the Mico riverIn Chile is undoubtedly partly a feint,"said a iliploinal. "We have ev, ry rea-son I, i l.eliiwe Unit n slrong force hasbeen si lit at'oUIld to llft-llnu- to wipenil Ill,- liov moni l or. e there, which

practie. Ily has be.-i- hi sieged in thatplaco f. r SolTli in uiths When 'ircv-- e

low a ts t.l Ue'- - as w (. ha rvt'l'.v reasonto l..-- will be. Un- San Juanivor w ill h, opened to Lake Nicura- -

ua mm the I w o bran, lies of the Kstrada arniv will then Join lorces onLake Nicaragua, limits Unit transportthe troops on the Mien river and thosebal will bring up the troops (rom

le-- town will then b,. joined in n flo-

tilla that will la ti proceed to Man-agua.

"In Hi,, opinion of N'icaraguans hereI'd sidciit Mailriv. has only a niggedfore- hit and ev-- n that is dispiritedhv Hi.- flight of lastradastl.lopS. OH Hie oilier lllllld, ll.lVO

completely rested alter their first v

y at llama and arc eager I" pressilpir victor-- home. Por tins reason.

nor ( 'asi rillo. rcpresonpitis'e lu re ofof Ihe pr.n isioiial goveriirneiil. believes Hiat lb, Hilling oU pel w illileal III b ill! el l .tt'.ick on till'

S. nor ' a si I lib lolli :hf received a

Chamorro atChamorro.

ol the Kstrad II

iii d. i ir.-- that all thes ma. I,. - Pr. si, lenta.- ih, a 'na i em of tho mon-iiii.- i,

w ha h the country,i w , r, inipossiiile to fulfill-Tlx- s

nt was one, Seiior Chamorro...i i ails,, prai Hcally all members

sa il !.;.i ii coiiuresH were moromi, st-- iii the nioiiop

o.ri'o fuiilur Hintli. at .Maori, was adopting thi-

oli 11 s lis., In giving out garbledol mat and lhat all the tele.ios s. o the Madriz government

RIDDER DECLINES TO BE

PARK COMMISSIONER

New Yoik Mayor Continues toEnliven City Willi OiiAmalComments on Politics; Tam-

many Contmls AldiTjnen,

I Br Morilla Journal fipeiliil I enaetl Wlrél' York. Jan. ,inps ..' Nil nit nun llllV I'll

N w York.I'm lay be sent the following leiier

I' William ('. Kdwards. omrnissioip--"f street cleaning, belter rememberedas "Hig Hill" Kdvvards f Hie li inee-ton football eleven:

"My dear ( 'omniissioiier:"Take on a low more lootball play -

ers and mnyhe you will do hotter yol."Sincerely yours,

(Signed i "WII.I.IAM J. (AYMH: '

Tile statement given out yeslerdavby Mayor i!av uor si'onied to indieiite

'

;that Kdwni'ds would be removed to;make way for a big m-- com mission, rof the mayor's own choosing, "her. -

fore. "Hlg l'.ill" had no comnnnt lomake today on the major s praise lie.sides I'M wards, there nr.. the follón -

lag football stars In the sued clean- -

nig iicp,-,- iiiieill. .litrnes . liogan, ail,old alo cnplain: Hurry aiighan. IheVale end, and '.eorgo thick vv.i Iter, ofPrinceton.

Next week will test Hie now mayor's'liiality with roLoird loi.no ( the iimslimpoi'tant uuesiions of policy a mayormusl decide. Is this to be a "wideopen'' or "closed" town',' Ai',. Sun-days to be dry or wol '.'

There were plenty of , nest ii iiicrs tiask the mayor-- , "how about II?" Iliiafternoon, but to all nipiiiers he beg-ged to be excused from any espitssioiiof , opinion until he liad liiiic lo makew hat changes In Ihe police department11,. contémplales. VA illiain I' l'.aki--

commissioner of police, buts Stalelllellls of last night lllili- -

ati'S that a uovs man inn nnvi toe.

I let'inan Uhldi r. publisher of in..Slants '.' illltlg has il "i lined lo be c onmission,-!- of paik ol Manhattanthe borough of tii, limniid. M. cm(lav nor In accepting bis regrets said.

"Mr. Hermán Piddi-- i n !' ,1 mod nnIbis morning llial he eoiild not accepton aeoounl of being a newspaper prop-rietor and pri si, lent of lb,. NewspaperPublishers' asso, iatioti, I r. gii t I,.lose lli III. but recognize Ihe propliel.vand delloai ol his position.

"There is olio lililí; ill all Ibis blotHess that has struck me loivihly. Itis, thai will, all tiloso of i ierrminblood, representing the largest p.

of our population lu re, name-ly about tliinv lwo pi r almo-- i

no (ermalis applv for olin e Pur thatshould not lorgel them."

The i loeled id of abler

DEAD BANDIT 5

OF ENGLISH BARON

Victim of Chicago Policeman'sBullet Had Rkiht to Title ot l

Lord Fealheistonaudi, De- -

Sister,

Itty Mumlug .lourinil Mutlnl l.eimed VtlrnChicago. Jan. J.- - That Hurrv I!

Keiithcrsloiiaugh, a bandit ami safelilower who was killed by a (iibagopoliceman wlu n holiling up a saloonNew Year's morning, was Ihe disin-herited son of a noble family,was i.sliiied to today a! llo- lniU'Stinto his death by his sister, .Miss Pio-

rna Peat bei'sl una ugh, who declaredIn r brother was ilghlfull;. the hearer

nai ry wem to r.iigiain, n. to,cslale but railed."

-- fl.llliill SVVOI'll ill.

Washington, Jan. The ineiat,. justice, Mota, P. I. ii i t in of Tortlc.ssce, took llis Sol I o III,, b in h

t be su pri me court i I II ' Pililo I Stat.lod. i v.

'DEVELOPMENT OF COAL

MINE BEYOND DEMAND

ederiil liesirii lion I rged in i: Mirl

of theological Siirvc.v.

Washington, Jan .1 - iio-no in of i na I mining properi in Ih

'Pnitt il Slates is lar in i x - prosu I r r i tits and rln ie cell o

some k lid Of fedora I I ' SI l b in ill thfnl. n st or I In sat, ty ol lile anil of tieeonser v at ion if r, Niutl ei s is I ho opill

illion expies-i'- a report hv lln- I mI, d St. it, s gi illogical suivev ou tin

o.t mining i ubi- v in I

'lile ri poli sa s hat lln- pro. I, i, lionof coal in thi liill.-.- s III I :,a.'w hilt- esc e.li ug lint of I '.o"" did not

rcicli He- hlg h w at' r in. k ol .ot T

Sell Drinks to Dusky Con-

gressmen; Bartender Fined,

Ry Morning animal Special Leaned Tt'lrelHavana, Ja.t. X A strong rafe

f, eliiiL'- h s been engendered by til(rouble wnich a lose last night at theHotel I'l.iza, an American house, overthe refusal of the bartender lo servedrinks to two negro cor:;:rcs-;men- .

This resulted In a riot which, al-

though no on,, was seriously injured,made necessary the celling out of thepolice reserves.

Today the clerk of the hotel wasfined $70.

An enormous crowd of negroes in-

cluding a strong representation of theveterans' association attended thetrial and demanded exemplary pun-

ishment on account of the insult to thenegro race. Senor .Morua del Gado,president, of the senate and leader otthe negro element. conducted theprosecution and Insisted upon the ex-

treme penally which is a fine of $10(10and six months in jail.

The decision of the court to inflicta minor penalty was greeted withstrong expressions of disapproval. Af-

ter the .idjoiirnmeiu of the court, thetwo m gro congressmen heading aprocession of 400 negroes marched tothe hoti crying "viva Maceo, viva1'atrla." They entered the bar anddemand d drinks which were servedwith no further protest.

The incident has caused much ex-

citólo ml and thei are grave fears ofa serious race clash. Many Cubansare sympathizing with the attitude ofthe American hotel. Tonight a strongguard of police has been kept aboutthe place.

Kl Triunfo a government organ pub- -

lisle d ,1 hitter editorial declaring thatall blacks and whins in Cuba are ona plano ot absoluto c'iuulit.v and that"Hie Americans must be taught by thestrong arm or the law that they shallnot lie permitted to Introduce intoCuba anli-negr- o sentiments prevailingin the I'nitod stales."

DOUBLE EXECUTION IN

. SING SING PRISON

,(is. ining, N. Y., Jan. 3. Two mur-

derers svoro electrocuted at the SingSing risen today witli in a few mo-

ments of each other. They are Will-

iam Morse who killed a, Prooklyn po-

liceman anil John Par orliuto, whokilled a fellow Italian in Middlelown. i

i

FAITHFUL WIFE TO

11 mm oíd DAonniifumuuii iHiiuuii

Mrs, Morse Still Has Hopes of

Frc -l i icl-,- ii, fnn- -i lf l , , Jt J Ki i v -

vict Banker Today OccupiesCell at Atlanta,

(It? Morning Journal Special Leaned WireNew York. Jan. ,H. Mrs. Chas. W.

Morse, who 'follows her husband todayto Atlanta to visit him in his cell atthe federal prison there, will take upat once and ill earnest, the fight forhis freedom. Mrs. .Morse continuesto declare her belief that a cryinginjustice has been done the formerhanker- and refu-ie- s to behove that liewill' lie compelled to servo out Idssentem e of fifteen years.

"Today," sai, Mrs Morse. "I go toAllanta. In two or three days I shallcome bai k and work for a pardon. If'there s a chanco of seeing my hus-band once moro I shall stay and waittor it. Hut they tell me fortnight y

visits only are allowed to convicts inprison."

COXVHT It K lit IX)XSI'liisox at ii,t.Atlanta, C.a., Jan .t.Clinios W.

Morse, loiiviotcd New York banker,sentence. to serve liiieen years In thefederal jirison at Atlanta, arrived to-il. ty from N'vv York.

Accompanied by the two NewYork detectives, lie hurriedly h ft thetrain from tin' side opposite the sta-

tion which was crowded with a curi-ous throng.

Morse is n gisteri , as convict number L", 1 and tonight occupies a steelcell not in (lie bast different fromtllOSO til WHICH are UMoineti severalhundred other piisorn rs. His Immac-ulate tailored garments gave' way to

regulation suit of stripes, nor did theis! ng uislied i oliviet escape Ihe P,. r- -

tillon expert, the prison pliologra pin r.the regulation bath or the barí r.

The prisoner turned oyer to the!pii"on clerk $21 s in currency. j

Mrs. Morse, formerly the wife of;an Atlanta hot, I proprietor, is ex-- ;

pel ted from New York tomorrow. After a coniei rue with her liusb.ind she.will return In New York nnd begin '

Irving to si pardon fromidcnt Taft. ,

1'

4i

ifii

"f the name Lord Pen Inrst una"' grandfather. Henry P.ardil.'Poatlierstonaiigli was (lie in phew andh'ir of the last liaron of one ,,r theoldest families in Ks.s,-x-

llilin do'iars in duties! "Twenty years ago learned lln-

P.I01I by Mr. I I.sjhii"! Poid Feathers inigli was deadervbodv piiv. rich! and tliat wo w.-i- hcir to his estate

.More than mi;were collet ted i'iinsista nee thai '

and poor alike. 'I amount was m..r.-than double tbat for 1 H It si allhouuhtip. number of Incoming passeligtshowed all illeri a e of oril' Ule-si- s I 11

-MYSTERY SI; R ROUNDS

MURDER OF CONDUCTOR

I. os Allgeb-- .1,11. :!. !. os A llgi !e."

lit il il it it s a i mica vori ng to solveby means of I o. finger print rneihed.the mystery o the death .,f Mr. M'T-- .

gun Shiiely. i.Ildlliior who W asstabbed to i!e. ;h at San Cabrio!, yes- -

tenia y

Mr. ami Mr. A. Stun c, 111 hosthome the tía .,ly occur led. assertlhat they krm nothing i il too slab- -

bing except th ; t hey boa i a I an uproarill tie- k h. n iato las! rngbl and t

found tlic m i In disor.li r Shivelvwas missing, A tier tliey spread nui-

l-alarm, ear. h as made f, tin- con-lea- d

da.- tor ami 1: a is fotlinl i by tie-fro-

roadside sol distallee Ho-

bou.".-- . i

Footprints id bloo.lv linger ma k

found it, i bo kid h, i. Tin inaro mi Liii. ohi, Nob

his w ife and (hildren, He has notle aid rroin h's people Tor m tile thantvi o ks. iicranis lit.r ConsulCaldera a g aft. r his rdaliyisbrought i,,i y. The slat depaC- -rn'ent pro ia wiil be k I to hivest tii.

I'res-jvli- o

juil-

J

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1910.

TheDETERMINEDRYAN ANO COOKOP MORGAN ENJOY ALL OF(HUT LEFT

GREAT WALSH JOINMORTON

FORTUNEYour Turkey

with the

"UNIVERSAL"FOOD CHOPPER

l', fortm r Pit-slde- ft.r.l. im iv.w inkil- in iVMai .!. laa.1 N-r- '"'in hiiiI thp now

mid Id tel. I Hir j . . ..- in believethat ("ar.lni.M tí I t . ' it i i llu-

ro el .oi t he ("'

7II.W M l I CAoi i TI Mis vrTI MI N -

r 'o OIM-- , .l.-- ,! - Vin'i"t,..K pill'hsh'd H t '!- -

c!t"ta Viril, tiift Mi ni the provisional an Pt ni Pln.-íícb!"-

fclluw:Aninna Ir.'' nviriv ..ss. Zilnn

li.in ruede mi - h'- - .il i'l(Til, there In "Hi. lili h mux Oh- rev-

olution of Nd aramia hd ; n 1 (lodownfall ..f tes 1,1.x.. lulixl wastuipMri.-.- l hv t'uii-"'- ' s1

f In the iiüini. unit with t r i .

of the T"i iwmi.'l ens . limn "iKillffll lllí í'll.l (! ti"1 ul.tl till"country, il'lv .Mr. ua .l.l.d h.

Iiroofi" l .i um ' liix iiitvfl'i-- nl ml 'i'rut(. ll,, m.-i- li. I do I""'"1 '"i" ""'tu Oía J.!." le. a I" 'i'1" . ''cnlitmimit'.r."

mI'I l'f '"i' !" l'"''"'"til i."poioui-.- pr-iu- i. i .un i.

Atiu-rii'iir- i iimriii'-- in ib,- ' ' '""'""íiry l.iti.- i'l'il tli:ii Hi .tu- - O "i. i""'that in lux nll .i I ' H'-'- i i'".(,) ii owxpnp. I..1' i' atml.

Mexico uead c.nuph t I IlÍK ""'inllx Mli.-- lii- - mxiI-- .i ll... '

1. i;irlim-n- l 'it ia toil. ti nd I'.' ' '

respe1! i" ti,, minister "l l"i' u n af-

fair. Ir vlniisl.i If Ii .'.I ' ".'i'1' ""Mi. r

i.-o- iivmia i w tcium.MltS. 7.II.V IV M N V

U ashiii..-1'it;- , 4 ll 't. líe

former President remains m

Munaeua, iiocoi-liiii- í " itW,iiii ll 1"

(he state ili.iiirtnii.Ml Ir- ni Vi r CnsulCaldera. AHImu-- li ii" reason ix

for In r X.1 dolnar. )'' '"t thatahe Im iml Joined ''i'' hi.a!...ml ''Civcll rio., tu "M- i- xiiKI'l" l"li i.l tuU'imit

X. nd li l mme tli'"prodad!,. lu-- IIIMV.'IH. ll' k Hl l.r- r.,1.ftillv tialitu-'l- .

It Prepares Delightful Turkey Hash, Turkey Croquettes,

Minced Turkey, Turkey Salad and Vegetables for

Turkey Soup. The "Universal" Food Chopper

Cuts Clean and Keeps Sharp.

RAABE & M AUGER115-11- 7 North First Street i

WE CAItnV THE laiSGEST STOCK OF VOI.ISIII'U I'l.ATES,1VIMK1W AM) I'AXCV ÍJI.ASSF4Ívi. i l. on it ice u nm.' nit f I

SUPERIOR LUMBER AND MILL CO.

ARGUMENT BEGUN

Awake!I Arise!

Order Now

i Loose LeafLedgers

: Statementi Outfits

SpecialAccountBooks

OfficeStationery

Cx

THAT YOC AI5E laiOlXG TO XEE1 V JAXl'AIW 1st. 1910.

H. S. Lithgow "

kffkGROCER Y GO

"GOOD THINGS TO EAT"

We Have Just Received

BEECHNUT BRAND,

Peanut Butter in GlassSmall

i for 25cJleillum 2h'I i. rate .15c

Beechnut Strawberry JamSum II ISc.Medium "o

Beechnut BaconMedium . . 20c

Beechnut Sliced BeefMedium 21k?

a Set

There Ix no heller KimhIs llianBEECHNUT BRAND

111 Ole ilot li e will make youSI'I-X- Ali KS

Fancy Italian ChestnutsA hni-rel- l .ju- -t rccHvetl

I'cr Hiitiirl 1.1c

IN OUR BAKERY DEPT.

Coffee Cakes TodayDoughnutsBismarks

Loaf Cakes at 10 and 15c

Layer Cakes of all Kinds

Cup CakesCream Puffs

Pies, Etc.Hot Rolls at 11 O'clock

MEADOW GOLD BUTTER

Special, Today Only

2 lbs. 75c

JAFFA'oxtensiun of the dale for (huitín:down on application.--.

Tin- therefor,-- , urií-- s all p.

flcxii ifi- -; pl.'iees ax et'iumeratorx toirinbe n ppl iea ion aH iiuicKlv ax p'l.ssl-hl-

nml lie hopes thai, in order tohelp ii- -t a porl'.-o- cenxu.s, pu

i ii eiierajetie people throuurh.nilOie country will olli-i- themselves forthese positions, pun thoiiarli they Pinynot rale for them from the standpointof tb.. pay involved. lie also truststhat -- ni id"), i x will deem it their (inlyto ííivo leave tif abxetice I,, Ih-- ir em-

ployes who inn y desire to act ns enum-eriitor-

Sum,- - sliyht snerlflce of this.sort wall li,, amply repaid 1,)' the im-proved tpiallty oC the eedHUS returns,('ontinuiiiir, the director siiid:

"AlthoUKh the at niril work of lak-lnii the will nor untilApril lá. It ix exscplial thai those whowish (o ael an einiincraiors xhould ap-ply Immediate!) . Kxecpl under

circumstnn..-es- no applicationreceived after January 2.'. will lie con-sidered. Adout (M.Olio cnnnieraiorxwill In- l'a eli will work illhis own loeaUly. Anv competent per-son is entiled to apply for this posi-tion, and will he fairly conxldereil forrippohilmelit.

"Political recommendations are notneeessar). The su to whomapplication must be mad- -, have beeninstructed to eonsidcr all rundid:, t.--

and to Select solely on tde basis ofefficiency. For the purpose of aiilint;the su p. rvisors in ilcterininiiii; thecompem-ne- of i lio i .ndida les, a writ-ten will do prescribed, mid anypel-so- del ween ill- - mil's of IX llllri 7 II

who is a citir.'-- of the l'nited Stateswill he permitted to take it.

"The will be .if a sllietly prac-tical character, sudstaiil ia lly the faun-as ivas uxetl in Uimi. It will consistof iiliiiiii out a sample Sihidule ofpopula lion, and. in the vase of ruraldistricts. fillinK out also n samplexi hednle of aurieulture. those sched-ules Iieimí precisely the same as willaetuall) be us-- d d the .numeratorsin th. ir work lad r on. In order toassist candidate!- - in prepariim for Ih't. xt. I Opios of the hi. .ni si hedul-- M andü- - instruí tu, ns themi, lint r nt fillniK On in will he fur-- I

mxd.-- lo di ... tiididate it) advance,Mi V person o'' ordinary common

andS. tmol t'tiU, iitlOll arood jmlam-- nt

"li.mld h:nf no lilfi.tiit)- in passing,''lilis test 3 11 it a i Ice ex- -

imlnation. It w ill b,, eoiiducot ,1 und- -r

the direction of tin- - upen !sorn of;,u,l the papers will he exam-

ine.! old) I n the xnp rvixors and hithe In or,ier that c oii--

nil nt examtmito.n pl v, ma It.

proi ided tor all t anilidat. s. I, al civilseri It - t xaiiiinim; boards mid post-in;- .

xl. rs W til be tailed upon to pi'-sid- ,

,t Oie actual takuiir of t!i" test in cer-tain i axes, but in tdis rexp- -t t tb. v w illa, t merely f,s the I. t

the SUp.TVixafs of tde C' nsus."It is iiii'.x.ili.. to CM.Kateraie th.

miportan-- e of obi aieioc a po t . n-- s

is of td.. popula t it.n and ssvi, iHinr.of tin- eotiiiti; The cori.'itmsN i

the wholly upon tb....inul. ti in t-- ot td,. r.iinr.t '

Th,. iitin.er.it. .rs n ,..rn 1.. .i r

io. eaed. Tbos ill the rural fiisllatsmast , Ih. r wot :" wiihinthirty d.i. end th... in ,it!.s ,,f 5 .

" and mor -n at the j re-- r,

alilii , nsus tiil-.i- tivi n,',,s i

April 5. 1Í.1?.

TO PROVE HIS

CLAIM

Thus Declares Brother of Ex-

plorer Who Says Mrs, Cook

Joined Her Husband Yes-

terday.

Hr Moraine Journal Spmtul I WlrJ.V ' V'.rk, Jan. H WTIIiiim 1,.

I'lu.li, droili-- r of A. Cuok.,.-- i lar-- d uulav tlint Alr rook Hb.1

Jnltii'l her liiiBlintitl ami thai lie waxIn ci.niniiniiciiilon witd id.-m- Mm.(nek is b.:li. v.-.- l to hav- - ill'- rsplor-r'- fi

niiliiKaJ of ltlx Xoltll 1'ob)

ttlvxt"In. Cook Ims dy no niranx Hlin-dopi-- ii

di.u Intention to :.,.(.d'xpltf. t)u vt rtlicl of th- - Cop-cnhii- k

ii unlvcmily lliai a- - rtucluili lie North I'Dle." ami. I lita drolher,"mul liix (leti'at toiu will have a prettydill to pay.

' Tb- - talk tlint Mix. ComIc ixfrom the io. lor nn.l Oiat xlii:

n Mitil tor Htp.ir.'it't.n withlarate alimony Ih uii hi rant-f- l. MritCook In xtandiiiK dy Ik i hiisban.l uti'iwill coinlnuH t- - .lo Juxt now Un-

ix of ci.iii'.oit to ll i inil nil toaretlior they are plnnning mulu'.rltltifi for the ful uro

"I dave poxltive iiiloi'inalioti thatl)r. I'ook Hiirl his wife will publiclyapp-i- ir together ii ml thai liter, therewill he a (treat ihanK- - in Itmay he only u few week inul it rmivhe iii'Uttilx liefore they uppi-n- r pud-I- d

ly iiiihIii. That till iH'Ii-ii'- Ik on h"Wlonir ll reiiiit'ra l)r. Cok to fitlly

lil tlalnix.".Mr, ("ok lierllnetl to iay whether

Ur. ami Mrn. ('mk wet. k, lhi cull-tr-or ubioatl.

()(K STI1.I. K.VOK.WTor (xu'i'MiAcrv ii:i isio.

( 'o p. 'ti huii'-i- , Jan. 3- .- H alter txuin-lal-

Or, Frederick A, CookV xe. ro- -

tiity. al.iiii.im-,.,- today that he hurte.....ve,l a letter from I'r. (Tiok. lull-, lined lit Klve the explorer'x ii'l--

xx. lie said he would Inform Orl oiik uf Iho ntilvei xiiiy's ,le. ixlori, ofw hlt h he- was eonvin tl. I r. Cook Ix

sli'l ignorant.

III! XDI.I.V TO AIXKHII'ANVi:.vi'i;in i to i h ohth.

Auxilian, (!a,, Jan. John U.I'liiillii. Vork millionaire, whodi, i k.il In. I'l.tik In litM polar cxpedi-tion- .

t" the AxsoclatoitI'rexs tonliidt thai t lie t onteiiiplntex.in I Ii - , p", llii, in inlu Ote Arclii'K.He extifi-t- il to in July mid his

purpoKe Ix to it.II- - can kvo no detailx until lie hearsUn ni i':. i. tain Sverdrnp with whom heIX In l ul leKpoiiileiu-e- . Mr. Oradle?xayx th- - expedition Is lo bine nothini;li, do with any nt On- Cook expcui- -

tlun and thai ll ix to tie on!y of thepíllate enterprise wild h he has pent,not tut!) into the polar roc-ion-s hutUU o Aula and A'lri-- H.

GIRL WHO ELOPED WITH

WAITER IS ARRESTED

riillaiielpliin, Jan. S. iiele. fivesw ho luiv" been i. for Mixs Hu-dcr- ta

d- - Jaii'in. the younif heltexx ofthis ,'Hy who dlsappeai ed from theiipailinenlH of del- frrfl ml father in OiPI !i ll. viii- Siratfuid hotel luxt

adout the xame lime tliijt Ketd-In.iii- d

Cohen a waiter at the hotel waxleporleil mint-ani!- . sent word here to-

day Oiat they found the couple inl.anciixier. l'a., mid expect to makean nirext in a few honro. As aaooia asthe Informxtlog wax jecelv. il W. At-- ti

II liurp.-e- , u petiruiiHl friend of Kob-.I- I

Ihilst. milllnnaire ira ndl'ai her of11- 1- tnixxiiiK or Lam-aster- .

Another yourm wummi is nabl to hewith tde .ample.

(Tiamlierlain's Coniih Ketli'-il- nev-er dixappointH those who use It for,'bxtlnate cmiKhx, colds Hlirt irritn-lioti- x

of the throat find luna;x. Itstands unrivalled as n remedy for rill

Ihroat and Uiiiu ilisoaxes. Sold hy (ill

di'iiiiKixln.

MOR E CENSUS MEN

ARE NEEDED SAYS

DIRECTOR

Applications for EnumeiatoisPositions Not Sufficient;Those Who Want Jobs Will

Have to Hurry,

Moriiin-- j Journal ltureuit. 1

SIX Mi. uey Oiuldinu, J

W..shiiio,.u . r.. 4an. 1.

Cnxus iir.it"r Imrnnil staled t..-I- a

thai, ax a r- xuU of hix coin -- x

Willi til" Stl poll isoi's cf C. ilSl'XI dr. mu don I th,. ' "iintiy lo1 finds thai!n mail)' xectioni. evpei tail)' in

cites, tie re liav,. not x

i. i surin i.iii i, ppb, aliona. On. p..H-H- i.

as of i liiiiil, r itiiis It looks lieOiini.x. as il tb.- tonntry is so prosper-ous ld.it pi, .pie i re nol as anxious 1,.ii. t lli.se responsible plac.s ..s hadbet ll . I.e. t. .t.

Tb,. ill divinar the dir.. torsome eon,-- , rn. .1,4 .nny e few weeks re-

main I, for,, tía- ,iat- - for iloxina I lie, .insider, ilion of upplientmnx. H will

imi't ssil le . n. rai:v to eteii.l !

iplilii. iii.il i i;t, I mil. a" l"tli.. t.st' p.p.rs with Oi- -- ir. I mxnrr td. d. smiiiHion o! uu.i'i-ti,-- ,l

persons wall yonsnnie mo-

rn, nt ef the t ill" allowed for id'slid. s. ,,f the work of . I" i niii th., niiiio-ti- .rx b t.i mi; nothing for an

4.fl

FORCES

Trust Company Merger in New

Yoik Unites ResourcesOne Hundred and

Fifty Million Dollars.

lr M.irnll. Jourtiul Hnrl.U Wl. m Vi.rk. .Imi l - J. J'. Mmniiii.

Tlmiiiit.x I, livpn mi.l I.-- vi I'. MmiI.ki,link. .1 banilx In X V,.rk I.hIü.v In u

tnixt . iiiiipaiiy ini iK- i niiltinir r. --

xmii x nf I án.liiMl.lnillIt fx a Irlpl.. iMinliinatiM i, the

'in., i a ni i TTaix' iiiinpMti-.- , I'n- AImikmi

c inpanv ami tin Kind Av-ni- m

J'i iixI .nniiiiiiv. nil ni tbix ' I''-- . .nil-- i'ma man,'.i in. lit cllb Uic UU" "'' Hi'iliiaranli Triixt i ninpiiii.v. Tin- in.-tt--

i p.rlinpx. lb- - l.itf-- xi il tlx ktiul inId.- l'nll. ,1 Stan x. IMr-li- .i,- nt nil

-- ninpani x m- -t tm lay mi ln- -

i.niiiallv .ppriii'tl ill- - 'if Id'"

mi..p. Mlili li til de pul In mor- -I'.. mi W.-iIn- x,l.) ivli-- n ii.mUi.t

,hi.-- , tnix' ml!ii III - I'icdl muí

Id. pi. in d' UnA fi.i'innl v,l- - '.vlll tmt b- - tak. n linlillali-r- ,

l.t vi " M'.rtoii, ini-xb- nt nt' On?

M..it..n ', i nxt tiinl nf td- -I lllh A villi- 'iti. st pm.. Imii.ten. ..en u Al'.i ii.i.. it.v.-r- m , i'n.--- Ijhk

i MtiMiili , In ml iix i i i a fin ii nf OnImn mi On iii- -i ,1 No

nt has b li Thttn.imi .,1 .1 l,iiipliill. vicepi, xi, 1, til i,n,l in lililí 'f llicUiim.iiiH TrilKl linx bc-- n

I fur tb- - pnnitlnri.Tin- in h imivi- - In I'i in. in -

On- r . nt iil.xi.i ptinn ..f U.c (iim'íiiitvTrit-'- l by lb- - x.i-c- n Hfil Mm'-ia- ii

lnl,r,xlx. lint upon juHl vlmtli'inix id- - iih ininlc i nol diH- -,

I, , 1, 'I'd- - (lii'iiiiiiiv IT nxt -- imipatiyliax MiKanin-- 'l in 1 S! nml h lotnl,1, of tiimc limn Í vK.inili.i.liO

Tb- - MMi tf.ti 'IT list i iinipmi), I wm-i.il- y

lb- - b.mklim imi'xt i.r Hllxx., ,v 'n,, un iiruiiniz-- 'l In 1 stilt.

Tin. max I!). ni Is vi- -- 1

pMKItH UKIil-S'l- l" mm.' Uimi flá.i'i"i,-mill- .

I.Ik,, tb.. Unmanly Triixt v,

itx capital .ml xurplnx m

mil!, (Inn inch.Tb,. I'" it'll) Aii'tni- - Ttnxi .iimi.tiny.

fmindial ti-- m. i "li- - "f "ifin ti. r kmitin iipii.wn iiimII iilmnx.Wild .. ipilal ti ml xiifiilux nf il, ikiII.lililí i ti It, II liiiiil Imait- ihvi.len.ln itl

hi. nk of lb- - !! onip.iiivpiiibablv ivlll I.. fl.il U t.'i. I ."I'mid a lik- - huh. nut tor

it K In Ib il that tb" m-i- cr

.III IIICmIV- - lalV. xtn, k 1,11,1 lllll- -

, mis I,, id,, xdar, d'i'.l, is of llirmil pa li I. X.

WAR SECRETARY TO VISIT

TURBULENT SAN DOMINGO

Juan. V ll . Jan. "d M

l.bkinxtm. Ann lb-al- xc. rctarv of nr.Iiriuiiilicr U-- it. ti l ( 'I. ir. n Il

alt, paru ban- tm't Willi -- "-

ibnxlaxtii r on On if lour 'ftin- Ixlaml. Tin- i.m-l- xalb.l fur

.. li.miiiiííii t.i.l.s ilnii' lh-- y will n-n- alii

"in' .la) li 11'iM'iim Ov'ii " i" '.lula mi.

CONFESSION CLEARS

MURDER MYSTERY

AT KANSAS CITY

Piisonei Tells of Beating Victim

With Piece of Railroad Iron

Afteiwaids Shooting Him toCorceal Theft,

(lljr Alarnlni Journal 8nrtl I.cnxea WlrlKan-a- x I'ily, Jan. S Alter inakliiK

:t il- lail-- tl talxt i ,mf. Kxi..ii catixini; one

bill... . in man t" be iiri-st- eil on a

. haru- - "I ii i ilia it r ami il man ami wu-ma- n

I.. da In I, I lor invexlUalioii WardMower of l.'allx ('iti. Nell . I l

tu p.ilii . t.l Kanxa- - (Tly. Kanxax, tn-iii-

that h- - alone murtl-re- il N-- ll

MeColi;. alxo ul l'aüx I'll) oil I'ett lTl- -

bi-i- L' 7.M t'i'ls d"tl.' i...v..i-.'.- mTOi cuts ant

biiit-ie- ami biaimn .me tntllel wouml,mux luiiiiil In Hie Mutklrtx of Kanxaxrni Kapxas. II- - m ix foiiin rl) ataui ini- - r ..t Falls ('in ami Mower.m bo - .. cook. Ini'l iim-kia- tor him

Mo M.l- iMiil.-xx.t- I'.iiliilit thai1. ,.1 ),, atin M.C.le null a- - niece ((rain.. .i.i lion and mi iron hook untilb,. nax t..ilb l too-- ..i Al ..i or ai, In- xh-.- td" inn n.

I'i ai that In- - Mould bo proven theI ni batí' r of simio iiot.-- he ln.,1 xtol. n

lio m M.'i'o.is wax dlx for klll- -

ir," td. man. MoM.r say,.. M,'f,ili!uiitx I AI.'Mi-- of laklnii th- - pa peí i.

il lb".-.- - who w.re t.kin inl.i enx- -

to.ll as a f,lt of Mowers orlail'ltOin. i - - a m m re r- I. at i i 1 niiiiíht

l I). MIIK li.-- Siuliloiilv.I'i 'la ix. ... Jan - I Mi He

. m Y"tk ph i iiiO'.io..xi, latherMr i'i. ;..-- . !: i.i. o'-- .i i.mitbt aiM,i'.. i bl-- . m 'til loan. I. oar ll,,, b- ., .lili! ,

AMERICAN PARTICIPATIONIN ARGENTINE FESTIVAL

w :,. ;t r,. J..i; .' - n,. r'an ic..-- :l , Milt l .kt pari III 111- -.

I. i i, ft.. ii of id. 1 ri nt-r- . t (

' "' "..!. ; .i. ... .f 'I .. C li I

' " A -- I x. MmI

o I ' :tl!l"l. ' Í II'- -

i i n t i

a ; 1. :! . ..! la.!, t

Convicted Chicago Banker Will

Have Thrce-Quaitf- is of aMillior, When Claims AgainstMini AtoSMtkJ,

Itiy Morning ,I.,,,nial K,n ll I jflrJI .. .. 'i . ;i ImIi

..ll, i. i l I. si, I. Ml ,.! Ill- - il. liill.'t I'lll-- ,

v,,t i.m.i link, "llI il,,n;.-- li1i'...i-riili-ill,il- ,'f it--

I.iimIi, n hi .!.. miii.' miI, , ..u In inn- Ill- - Miiiir.'iii.- i ihii'I ofII, I nil,, .KiNk li.r hiimI .ilt!in i . I ivtU i, "i bi ii.niii ilt'-- ,i

! ill . Un Ml ii! t l.iitllM i m i v iniii"Iht'l, f 7.tMll!,ili!H lllll 'HI' l'lllH'l

ii.ji i mu Imii'-i- luí n l, x

Tlii- Iiiiiim- liiinkM linlilnit..), ni tlM IiiiiiKiix ii iiiMimi inn

; I si-- .uní iil.iiix un- In i l iK

i. tin Hi- - nt nf lli.-Bi-

In a :.- .Iix. In n MrW'.ilxii Ikix iiiil tliix a tin, ii lit . U n

i eii .ili il Ii. n M.lii I- i- will I"

wniili i.Hil. ..l.iii Jii'iii.iHMI muít vr.i, i 0 ' i Si.uk iuhI .it imIhI..-,,tl-

r - i un i.f n inil-li.i- ,,

villi I- i- I. ft Mi. Willed ;ill-- r tin'nliliulilliillx Ii:ii- In ill fin t Ixt Imi). tli- -

ii iiinmit ni i I'.ittinii- viii i.itixlv ull-m.it.--

liiini 1 ii mm, Him I.i :!.",, (ind.- -

ROOSEVELT PARTY FINDS

NEW SPECIES OF ANIMAL

'iisliiiiiilnri, J in II. m iiitiiiulllli:1 h II lllsi i v. I -- il In I'.iilixli (...IKt

Alilii In iln Sinlth-Jiinhii- i A f i ii'ii ri

'ti'iilltii Inn. fli.':i ll r: (J Oirli'mliTflilp 'if I'liliin-- I Tlli'iidnri'Itmixi i. ix III tlml

i li. iim-ii- nf Imirm n rut limn. II n

xiiiiill i .iini i i mili iinirniil -

i n.lillnt, i (iiv.

Ibir Imiiii lti ini It il (iii.-l- .

Mii.lriil, J in J. Tlii- nmi-rnu- r HI

Han i luna ti I. K la .ll Unit alix-lnl-i-

nivtalls al l!.i i rbilll nlnl(In niKilmnt all Cati-lmil- ami tbaltin liax J n m in. .'It' mi't nt i "ink. I 'lxial'd x it hi i! v

Claim Hint -- ity in. ll. at- - aiiaiitilxlivrllli ll.

PREFERS POVERTY

HERE TO LUXURY

111 GUATEMALA

Widow of Former PresidentBan ios Declines Pension and

Knocks at Almshouse Door in

Now Oilcans.

lly Mi. nihil J.n.riiul Kiwilnl I.iM-- IVIrrl

Nan iiiiiiinx, Jan. :!.- - From Oi- -

l.iila. lu í.- - xli.' ih míi1i..1 ll Hintln.lv i.i lb- - iiiml I" .in alniHlmiixi.

'ii-'i- I" lb- - ni- - "I S.- Horn A la

tí- - i llartl.'X, ii lil-- M' -- I th" im ilii--

piini'iii .il mil. mil la Alnmxt lilltiU.

...imli i ami n . it I -a liv. HI. .mil, llari-ln- knock.

,,i- inlii. ill.iln at Hi- - I'm) xt

- .ti. iilinxlimiHi- la r, mi N.-w- Y u V'

il,,). 11,-- diixl.ii ml. Jm.-i-- Maria lii-li-

na. it -- xai:sina tl a lllll-ai- li

Ii ma i tn Ill,- i yiilt'lii'lliaritMH I'.ntiinc v.'ix .tt-ii- -I

... t ... tdr.mb mi-itl- ni.i.m. III.

At lin mi On- I iiiiit-m- a I.i n ' "(i- -

nl Inn- - It u ax ili i liit-- il t bat If I li- -ii

il, ni Ibi t, .I'm. I' H . xtili-n- tvni.l.l i,-i-

n I., i itiali mal., ta In- - x!i- - muIiI

iaiii. a laiixlmi irnin Oiat,.,a.,l tu Ib- - ."alai) pal. ll- -r lillRlmnil

'I'dlx il iias it.-il xd- - Iniii rclnxlI,, il,.. It mux m.i i.i Unit í.'.l--i n limilUi

mix palil li li- -l I'M il Intuí till)., hi OnI,.. .,1 iiinxnl, mull inxti Irnmlb- - .I. xiili-n- nf limit, imil.-i- Th.-

; nali in alan nan iliimnt ix b it inn t bit

i pi nil- nt lin- ..iliit-iilli.i- "I (.x.i. -,

.bin Kin. "I Hai i i"". In l.iitiilim.Mm.- Il.ninix in mi Am-ilin- n. ami

,,,i,...- b. - lii.-- i riati - M :(.It. ni. ni sb, mux linlil in lismin. Imip Max li. n i n u in w V.irk xl,"

t.l. I I' in lall H"X ami. "I lb.' mi'ni" I I ll.:. i li il him.

WÍ R!i:ÁN NEGROi S 10COLONY IN MEXICO

,.ll Al'lani '. I J ill. ,,.

it nt a n ii ni a r nf Am.i n mi sm"i.. . -- ta bai-l- i Imn 111 M-- xd .i paxx.-.- l

llilfliuh la 1. ia- -l U lallli'X.la V I 11 I. . lilt1 un. a. -'I il, i.f I 'Ilia pax. h- -l til.

i. III. I... t.l ' HI I hu nt !, Tb-- I - '.

ta.-iil- t.iai in th.- All -- I Hi" mna . p. It li at n l a 11 't ill 1x1 X Tbi-I.-

n,i till Mill x. lib- "HI ix lin i rup-,lt- v

,t liaii.l t; Tbiunixi'Il. tnl-m-- t

ri.ll. il Slat, x ..llil.nx-aib- 'r In m.

II.I li-- ..I. t." allli'liu III.' t'l xt 111

AI. vl. ".(Ml il a't. Ilij 1" I" !"ii"il 1HKI.I

11, M. ... half 1 H..I.I.. billva ii, n.'ta it t!i m ha. h.,-i- i xii.--

A I I'm , ' ' , ' ,.f 111! IV il m ifi M Kiitii-"- ti "I li'lx .iti un.l.

. phi :, i m .if in ib- - si.. i. t.r ('bi-

lí. ,!,,..!. I ,.! all . l.ltli 11. i' II xmal! 1" "X

la .. , nil li. - ..II. - il t b. i M'mll- -

B. H. BRIGGS & CO.

Druggistsof

lirt: 111 .I'd, inl rhmii.ii. v. Cm,I ..- -i I nml Hroii.lua

lllir ..l,. rii.irni.ii i.r (..,1,1 ami

THEWMrrÁRRCOMPANY. ...W la . ami r. ' til - all r in

rii-l- aaii.t Siilt leilv ,llllli;c a-- IHti.ilM. f'. r ,,.',-- ' lii. I d.'C-- 0;r! tai.-- t tnitl la',-- , i t.:t 1 .14

IV XEW MEXHO.I, (ÍV I S I'OII 11 SICES. : i '

Manufncttircr ofiA.NK 1MIOKS. I.OOS1Ü I 1 "A V l.E- -

VICES, IlVIiliEU STAMPS.J'ltono tl'l.

ARTHUR E. WALKER

lire Insurance, Secretary Mulmilllii!diiií Associiition. I'lioiKi 41)1,

217 l- -i West Central Aieniie.

1 t T4

SrCM r.KEVa) AS Ol I!S

mother never bak, d and we canit if you'll let us. The big bntcly baki-,-

fresh crerv day shows how poluta itis. even w'tli v ho form' rly didtheir own oak lug. Try n loaf or eo ofit and y- - i'll the us. lesj-ru- i f

hollp'i'in with home hakim; nny 1. us-

er.

PIONEER BAKERY

207 South First Street.

S A1 A I fQlilHLU I 0C I.mi:T NAVAIi

OJSAM.ES .

:',. 3a. ID mul óilc doen.Sweet ami juicy

r.i:i.i.i: spi:i.s ni'TTEiiJik; Hi.

;ics sali-ticti- nlways.

KSs P.Wtll I..C.Sli' loCI

Vcifcclly frc-l- i, not cold stonier

All. KIADV CODCoilfi-- li nii.ke.l ready In cat.

13c a ni Try it

A. i. Ma!oy j214 CENTRAL AVE.

PHONE 72. i

IN TOBACCO

TRUSTJCASE

Government Seeks to Have

Order of Dissolution Made' St longer; Buike Cock i an

Wants to Intervene.

Bj Mnrninc JinrMl Hiliil ImI WlrM

WiixditiKtiin. .l uí. Ainiiin.-ii- In

(hi' IlilllHVM IIIIHt l llXi- llii ll llUX Ht- -

(rai t..-- nun h mi-nil- lii . nu.si. -- r Ibi'pOXKldlO ifl-- lt lif Hi' 'I'1 " (I'llInn mi O'- - tintl- - m I. nwi.tt I. ni.

tmliiy ii Id- - fiM'i ' in- - -- inirt "fO ip t'nliifl filM-i- i.

Ilf iilin; m' i raum-iit- h ('! -- ntilitm'to hnlil III- - iitt.-nlli.i- i nf tin- .'nut -i

til- - m-x- t Un ila.Tin- llixl in -- hi tit.il .ni in In di' 11 n

11,. diiMiiiiiii-nl-. nlU in.i'l- - !

(dil Avxlxl.tnt Ail-n- il y r.i-n- . '' l M -

1

Au.iI'Ikvk Juliiixiiii. N'ii Imla I'ni!- -

I.i.hiilf "f th- - i"t..i' " Int- -i i'xM .Mintfi.,-- r.i.'i'iil VK k- -i sin in "HI .

tn- - Iiif tin.- k" i rum. ntA' I'.muk. I'm liian n' N-- V"i k.

loid.y tixk-- .l -i iiili'-lu- n t" ' i'1 " I'll-- fJli tlni raxc

Ml. (ii-nrn- aM tli.t in Ha ny..--

. imi t he Imi.1 !" ii In" lv '"'. rimlnal i .inxi'n m " aim In- Mr-

III.. Iilx In i f itx an Inn r. xt-- .l

imtv, Tli- - iilim-ii- ' y t" ii'i;-- mI.i-iI-.--

mill Ihi- nit'i-.-ni'- ' i mu iM'.k

r ii Did mu it- - ii

Mr. t'ni x nam- - 'i- - lii'iiii-'li- t

llitii Ilia iiim- In tin- mil .nun . i. n : .

tdc Jin I Unit In- ; a xlm k Imlili i inUn- I'nli. n Tnlmi.ii ii.niiiiin. alm'i-i.- l

hi II.. Aim lii an i m !' n '.' III:'

p. t it urn, Ii,. X an. Hi it t lux u ii" ' I mi -

luí. I . l il l ll,. a ;.F 1, l.l.l IV I" II

I ll ,ix i.1ii.'X. il 1" da ' MliM. ll. all'. II.

I. Ill III il"It'," In- x.ilM, 'lli. ai "I

Hi" mli'l 'll..in- - r.'ta.r.,li-- I'

..III a i I' i. - -- i Imin.-- ' "liMp'-a- y

a Ims In u In I.I In I'm i muí t I" dmt ban i .i I il inn. , ..ml a !! nihil

i lin , ilk i ma 'i ii in lb. n.iI.

ni in,. I i, i j r.l..i.'- " I HH ani 'A ani. 1. 111 lilt I.I I'll- -, ."

.. H.i, ln tbat la- 'Inl l.i.l la I.i . illb. tlmy tul l- l- illila a I.

FUGITIVE FROM MEXICO

MUST GO BACK FOR 7 RIA!

4.i i chm-.-- .!u ü t'.i ... ..i..ii..i( nt M.- -

l,a. ,,' ll '"in I. Ill I'M il. I .'!SliiIIiiiii l'aial" nli. at i i l a t

I'll. ! mil. lial.l. I. .'. ill !' I l I nl'lI ,. t.i , ,,ii', t r- - II n ..x .. ti'i.-a- ' il "- -

Ml

Hi.. , ,' a "1 - ....I (.. t...-k. I .1. I. V .III '" . '

- ai i - I'. " ' '

..,( yt lii ll. lt i. a a a ii n?a l t

a lii ' . Ii.i. . I ..cii.ttl. .1 n !..-

la t i Mali It' i - . l I.- .' a Vll

,),.!. f a I'M- , ,,, v ' il'l T'll-'- I

r .ii-.- . I .. ' 'al I; - a,, a .i "i. In

UltMlü'l tti'l lb- - "''ll I ll'--

Mi . tit ti ni I t'l' I'-- l It." n,.itli. ..i. H ,1 - r ib. .1. - ..

INUSUAL HONOR 70ETERAN ENLISIf I"

. 'I'a ll.', .1 tT! ' V 11' ' .' I' ''I, pi 1; ..,! I., :. iii.ii . ll i .M i ii i

M .l ,, I'l.tt 1" J.--

i: Km IT. I' I " I 'I I 'll' I"' ..inl"ll a a ' i .'!. r, I I '

I :.ii a, r i ia. .1 ' ii Ii ' i

; I" '" li'.i 'i' I" Km. ii -- ..".IHi.- It i: ... t a . r ,if 1,, i . - -

vn. .it ' x. ,1

'.i.i I., x . - - i

ir.il w i - .1 I" lit ' ' '" '

Ml. ( I :. I". 'll r.t I - ' a

h vritY i mii: mom v winfit li Willi I S AVU

tV At. f'ttV. AM I XUIIM--(Hit sun k. r. t:. rií i r o,2ii k iiA)M ni.i: i

1

IMPLE things and

S' simplebest.

ways are

The simplest way to carefor one's complexion is

to use Ivory Soap andclean water.

i

Bathe the face fornearly or quite five min-

utes in hot water. Rinsewith cold water. Thatis all but it is enough.

Ivory Soap994foo Per Cent Pure

Try a Morning Journal "Want."

ELKS' THEATERFriday Night Cnly

Jan. 7th.

HENRY MILLER

Prcsenis"Thb long awr.'led .areatA peí i .ii "play." (N,' "

V.Press.)

"THE GREAT DIVIDE'(Special Company)

By Wm. Vaughn Moody.

."A drama oí Americanprose, DailyStandard)

Over 600 Performances inNew York. Now crowd-

ing the Adclphi Thea-ter, London.

Seats on sale at Matson'sBook Store. Prices 75c. $1and $1.50 Reserved. : :

"f t

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910.

MAN Y CITIES NOW FIRST BIG PAYMENT I

1 MAINTAINING ON NEW SEWER

oTrnPLAY GROUNDS dlültlíli

CLOSING OUT SALECARPENTERS TOOLS. CUTLERY, COOKING UTENSILS

, BUILDERSCouncil Approves Bill for TenMUVLMLIN I bKhitAUSmo,,,, ;. ,,. u ,m ..

oration lodny. 1 had h.en suffer J fiROUGHOUT COUNTRYi"ir with li.iils n wi-.-- k i nt paid lit

i.i them uiiiil i.ulav 11

Thousand Dolíais OoeiinjInitial Cost of Coneiete Pip-

ing; Woik A.nain Under Way.

DESHLER MAY TAKE

ON GREEK GEORGEkepi, .n vivsilini; until. ho limnd Statistics Prepared by Nationalnoils V.i IV hcoommir il.fccp'd araware At tosENTRIES POUR IN FOR

Association Show AmountsSpent for Purpose ly Differ BIDS ASKED FOR ON

. NEXT SUMMER'S RACES ent Municinali DETENTION HOSPITALOF TRINIDAD Wagner Hardware Co.i.mnl 1'ioiiii-- i il fur iia. K- -

MiirnliiK .li.nin.d SkpiÍ.iI I kim-i- I rrsew ion.. ViMt I. mil;

rM 'il. ia. A A - a . 1. u'.i !it till' 11.1 Association HI

Water Company and PlumbeisjWill Be lJu,ed to Fix the'Streets; No Cut in Saloon!

DiacKsmun wains ivia.cn vvmr .ww v..,k. .no,s,.m,,, i,UVl- America which has .just nRirr fnlnr-trl- Rn'saV flnll ul .s "" ""'ir i " .. t i, n a lihrral Hit 111 this .III will show that ,,,, t ,,

DM4 clti. s and Idwiin. in the Flitted License,States havim; :i ii.iu)atlin of live

uit- -, uuiwuuu uvjii aiiu .s,,,,,, ,. ,1,11,,,, season , , -

FaiTme;ton May Pull Off the! ,i;,v ,:,v 'M'1 '''"n., Hinch. and it is extie.-ie- Hint the to-

Preliminary, .'" """ m i,. Kr,.ny increase.!with Hi.. receipt of (hose malted to- -

thousand un, I over. .!! muni, inn lininintainlmr supervised pav

.rniin.is.uulii from Oakland. .Lnksouv in..I lie, A lil Hi ,iii 111 ,u

inn 11 ni In. f na tu ,. , ..nuil (,

I. air.Was

'I'll.' .actual 11 ii in .i r uf iil)i ISilNSTALLMENT PAIDTin. latest wrinkle in the iucnl '''""'I'' 11 Mil J iiatvz. Many nf tie p'riii i.,.. .. .... i ....... . , ...vv I c I m: e .11 ..' IS III . .1 V e ril 1.1 It h .CS - "I"' . . s in .... i. mi c t se '' t ll aities Miiriiu; I nvi as ah.nut last nil-li- t ,

inn mil.!,.,, elm 11 111, 11 u

us,. othermil tvn.hw.out t U t .sin per cent ,if thi s,, sun.lor wrestle Creek lifiii'Ki', tin- hifi a "'" Mil I intii-n- t.

Trinidad haker, win. has achieved 'I'l.e '"st "I' the ilMnnt 11..111 iu:i ; im i Isi-i- nines r..i. ti... ..)...- .... ii.3 ...m.iv 11. .t 1... I..... ...I f. .1 ' "' .'"'.' 'uo'ii'i.

ALBUQUERQUE

JUST TILED

TO DEATH

cured front Imt.t i m 11,.

hoal.he X.i III, places

of aniitsetiii in iinli ,., u.,1,1 (.. lie,,pal. hj.1,. ii s.n.ie Inn,, mi,,, was

placed oil lllil'il lea.liiu; and passedAl'l.-- sonic an urdinau, e

ih'fll.illu a lull poster an. I 11 la tiehill lmslllll! Was lel.ll.il hack lo UleSt eel commute lo he r. ulillelt.

on 111. .lion ..f Aldiriinin Wroili"as 10 ...ill ,t .p.

,'ial 11 Iia at olli e lor the consul.

Klory un tin- miit in 'uliir.iilu. Xco- - ' " ' '"' W'tl''. ate ..1 II .1,.tiatlo.is will - ,.,H!i(..l l,y Deshlor's I"-- ""-lo- th.- ni- l- all will ! ,,,.r,silv , p.lall.n In h.- Xr il

w ith a vhnv of lor v i!' l'osl mark nhown tli, iwiv 1., ,,,1,. ,..,, .,1,,.,. , 1,,, ,, , ...

ON SITE FOR THE

NEW HIGH SCHOOL

lo ropo.-r.- their i,u i,.,t, hof an oniils dip, to p.. 1. l.y ,),,. , U. in oiineil ai its nie. iii,B 1. 1st niuiu

enl u r to a cpeeial lue. illlt to hi.nihil I'riilax- evetnm: ,ii,l the iit

oes nloitq lor a I, w ,1 .us 111.. 10 wiili a

a lnatrh uilh th.. Triniilad man. who m.iil.'ii 11 iilnittht tonilit. J.T.iiin.N n iK- mi,.wi- - . i

uviuhs , ,ls anil is hnill 011 At olt'ii .s f th.' f..n.-.- Islam' stnuwlv upon tl, sorlal rnin.l'.' hut hasmost Hi,, same linos as the Alliuqucr- - J", key lili It was sni.l lo.lay no nu I to a larte extent he thque Naeksmith. l'ri.vt.litiK the ileal 'H'.nUne won 1,1 he 111, ule lint I he en - ,sta hlishmeiit of .:i m, .'.i 11, Isean h,. . loseil for the leshler-ilree- k tries were e,.m.li tion. The The niimher uf elites In it... v,..i. i halanee lo.ils efe. In 111 ill,, haul, nl rallón of i he hiuldoi;.' ordinance,

aloti.a Th.. coal,. ,1 tin 11 a. I ioul tied 'until Crldav .iv:,ln, mIu-i- i ih,- hilln will i "T ll D F"

' T.VMQ" T A I Q11111 llCeoft'e mtt teh. it i's iiiile likely tha t I h oi'k y n Jm key ..lnh is follow inw tlie hintie .stal.s tna hila in hi;. i.ajKr..iiii.s ''"" vvhi.h 11 i i:nc.

ean tilxo he eomiiletei) snnie .,o!i.-j-. ' is t II. nfnl 1 he niimher ,,'1 ph. vun.11 mis he I.I lis a r,, a ,.,rm ,1

for th,. niipenraiii' ' (.'hatlii. )oll ami Th- - manan, an m of (he lii luhlou estahllsheil In 123 of ti,... is st-- i I The ilrsi hie ,, ,., .1.!,. tuUn iit. l U. IU MIM. O

PACKED HOUSE. BY STORMhe--Sailor KtiiTinuton. asa prelimiiiary tol'....h lia, inx ass.,, ia nm in mmm-e- .Massaehus. is nartieularh has h .1 ni . u , ,. ost..,,, was ., ,.,.1.. ,1,.. ... mil

f inances of City Schools Aie iu

Condition to Justify a Pay-inc- ut

of $5,000 on" PropertyPin chased in Sprint

",' "I' :! "'el'" k more than ;0) th,. pla.vroiiml moi ,1,1, nl, as 111 so': i.niiitn I. ill hi . ;.,, IV:,. ,,.,"I am willin;,' (o siííii up anieles for entries had heeii eeehi ,1 for t ! nianv oilier 111,, vein, mis for proer, ,s lor soin,, $ l'.ii.iii. ,,,..,,,, , t , ,appearanee nyalnst Posh-- , kes .. he deeided al Unit uaek ami and smlal h.ttermetit. ' luf .011. rale work, ih, I. ill heln- - a Howler. Donovan or Doll,- - .said K. J. Iliin-- I it tenr.in-- s had he.-- reeeiv. d from !!.. In ahimi 4 per e.nl ,.l the -.- 1 I. es II... I r. per 1,10 hsip, lyTh',ld in

City Has Never Seen MoieBeautiful and Joyous ,Non-- i

sense Than Last Nr.lit al

peraliin; pnl, he pliiM-ronml- Hie mail 'r I'his ami ih pa rool of h"i, 11 riii?;ioii h manager, over ineiiaiu pi. iris promisuiK inany more.Ioiik' distance telephone from Kan! Sam llildiith lias nominated Tor th. ille allthorilv. wholii- or 1. ii.irl U ,n ... rh .r , , i ,r. r .o . . , ....... . i. i. An ao.lcllni. i.i of '. .. thm-a- ni! hd- -

INDEFINITE DELAY

TO TRAFFIC ON

COAST LINES

Mar. al last night. " if eonrse will l!iiKlu,,,i ham heap and m her import- - the eiiy i.self, whl.-- Is u orkiim , hills e liow ed.he ltdisk a hamlieap amunst Deshler. I.ut, nut slakes for man. re horco, ev.-- I llironuli ila hoard of ediu-iiio- o i.s It .n,.. Elks' Tluutui,would he willing lo nive Doll a hamli- - horses. InrhnliiiK 1 inur .lames. Klti- - park ileparlmeiit. or oilier m n n ié .... en rr. in , ,, m.i.. ,. Co:

11 Ule í'l'aal ,ehtn Kdii. At ion on

pro, i'!.' "i:r. ha-"-eap if h,. wants to take on tiie sailor, herhei I ami resiniio. l'aisy, whi.li hiireai- m- .... l,v ioiiihinlim th,. netix- - m..a a i.r..t.'Hl ..uainvt , ,,' i... ......... 'i

ot t. I ', ta

the h .iI.IH M'i'ios

II Doll is at;ieeahe Kiirrhmtoii wJll.1iat been wall at Jaek- - dies of two o,- mor,, ihnarliiu nií. Inlth,. hni-ii.,- ...... si. i,. ... 1.01.. .......n..,. nun in .. si. .ii.i iiiaie.i. I lie olivine is a II HO II lu'ei ,'is cm lie lor lllteeu (It is ol the I'nltc.l Still. .m Hie sal, H...e ,e...o I,. an hi up to comhost I .ci ,.ul of I I. v.... C, lu I... ..!.... . 1... . .... - i . .... I . . . .

' l'"i haps on thin i li I,, a ,, ,,ffun ' "aid daint "Mnllv slo of lieVama-Yaiu- pirls last iiitht Ju-- hi -

' .... .... fine loiuiiM-i- aoo snare ..'r.. Mtlllll-iminii- liac appotni.'il special rone mllt.'.s, 1.111 a shell tllll, he ',. re l,emeeliiii; ol the conn, ,1 and that ll wan''''" " l"'inls the toe hold, son's Hljsh Private ami t'zara; J. S, missions w hi, h an- orKiiiusie.l as eiiiwe win mimneap nitn. rile sirantike M 1. ih : lm,,! Wcslem hois. ma uliole ilepartmeins for the ndmlnistralioii o J. a method which m, hnsiness"' rmm- - ila.vroun,ls, Maye rounds are no w,.al,l cunnlonam in

hold, of course, will he elimlriateil. ci I ).'ors he l.ii lie lias mad.

" - a j lie 'or t ... thnitic" I i. h ii'ie,.,!, y ;,s eih-l- Iv.eif

I ?4 s fti i iiiij:- oi' the hoaral,111 Van At htjjh m iloel

prope-e- . w ha h to, try ntnrea '. ,h a hio. U o, lina un the; .;' vritrtt! un. I I'rosul-i-a.- i

.iiivlla,-"- for t,lll.ll. 11

h 1:1 00 a;: ,1 In, 1, ha i e t in pseilIhe p'll .'hurlo oí Ihe lots, the

tumor declared he was willlnir; atl..ii- - lor the menina ,. ihcn. longer n. Hie id, ila in hi ..i.isi ihc'oiMi ,,., ,',.Mr.to post

'"le ni,, v .t nniiic or "i,,. 'i hi. .

Washouts between Williams .,,,,, , ,,. i;iUs- ,,,, - , ,:hll,iand Needles Mure Seiiuus! "i- i ..n ...it , ,. m

Ttmii ,i! I ,ia Renmterl' ísniiicl n"'"''" "" '"'"'' """" v "' "' ;""! i'1"'

a forfeit for 1'al'r'iuUon nl a ny t.eiti,. n;. thn i,.. ........... a, ., .' '

' - .. .... , s ....... ,. ., i.eu.-- . , i oí o, U Hi II l U o,il lo l ie n it llitnlr i.s ami at ineliidiiin lhai Ih.. ehahmnn of the finance 1' II I

Ihesill.

HIGH SCHOOL TO PLAY ""' r".Mr':" in ,1,rir ,h!"s' m,.in,.,, .. n... prs, 'hie 1I1..I tliat.s 110' added int '. ... n a a .:. r i' .

(tnih IV!, iv ive r om vvesi' nie iat kit en íes local a - si m.' i. ll a il ill ere to retase lo reportOCCIDENTALS SATURDAY -- 1'"""" ,!M'"'"""'" ":iv" -"- "-:. ,uii ,., hi... ,. ,i, ,ir,.,i hoard tils Paid o IU Ittsliillun lit ofRACING RESULTS Uut p was on',, la,: M ..!li o hadiri nun which villi the $:'i,iu'ti Installment.T m .

tiisihiI. ami man.' ol th,. smaller low ns to ini..laalhave omalii.id plaxij-roiin- eoiinml- - 111 "uní e nl lu'ealh I. il Uml ihe st.u 111- -j aiithiii ha il -t i,Kit will .till. e the

lly In t iliu IllldielU " WO.IOl et Iu t K" j deht, lo Jl.tllllt. whil ll It U 1lo-f- willj'l'vto Iltiskethall ,sivhíiIoiii lo Jiisl, v' h"rtly he l otn erled itiluAt Taiiipii. he ... iced mv.r. hv anoUp-- lis) a lllllentitf the VniK.i-- in I'lrM of pel in iucnl nr; ni.ut ions . n meal a.- - He- l!if ln. .. the a 11 ia - V a ma Man

1' h tin aid of he dan. till', V,i 111C. .nasiSeiles of t.iunes. sislaitce have I h ll,,. chnr, In s. 0111.Tampa, Kla., .Inn. 3. T. P. HtiyoH '

entry orarle and Waehula finishedone, two in the two year old contest

Us chilis, linn,,; Mens Christian

"i'ra II ii .'ll ti,- í . a a

lili, s has I., ctt d ' ;i -i it

extent as the e; lll of ll, .

an, colisciuieiil

o su- h ail Va,muí lu.11 si ; I'm!

111 I.' W l- l- I'llC l the p) . ille'dV. I est : t U'lpi i tupi 'd en

Ml Snloiiits I o.uiiiiic Un vi,, ess.I'ihiii pctiiion Jo p, Ihirnclt was

,5h. Mid lo I'erieM He' Hillor Ihells.held la (Icon;,. K. N.he,. al Keeomlill'! '"lit IV I nveliuo. and. .lali,. l.evvwas allow d p. rein w ihe liccns.. h. IdIty '.arm ll, anil llcilo m-v- i .huit-

ín llllllit'l ioll .Willi 11, ,t 1': cell! il ,.tempi I.. ,,w. - the ii.lail liquor II. t.te.Chieriu.n h awn. oí I he spei ia coin -

TI... Ul.iimii.r,,,. in.. ......... Ions. Assoi latid iharilies. andtoda.v. I'.arney Schrcihtr's I: Oc ..... ,," ' '

. nnhlie-soirl- i e,l 1, on . l'i:e. lanl.'isl a as t h,helween '"' A 1.11.) Id 1.in. oiai oasueinaii ten ins a re sciiei - ' ,

hied lo pial' n eatne at Ihe A roorv " Williams and . Cat local olceii. 'i dream of l.Ut I,. Nemo InShiniln rlaml, in' w In, n I"- -- l.'.-- e leSaturday nla'ht lioth teams, hae nlav- - ,n "IX, 111 111

io ia is of t ho Sa.tla .'e

licinsV a ( lose tldi d. Tin; Hcliiciher("I was Inritalied as nil odds on

a.miinsl the llayfy enlry, the lat-ter helm; at 10 2, 'J'he li,atiire eventwas the lasi race in which I. Carian

to lasi iihiln Iciliiotii ,,s "Mi, Hi." mud,- ... rv p. rei.lisi lerahle h,,sl...tt,.,ll i ill.,.. " allorilc.l l.y sulM l ot Ihlimn

v ttili, tin. net! "v, muni lo..'.!,.- ho:, t, its.o'hil lllll" tith.--

s "i ,tl) Impiutanl nalare lasti w nit r, ih" ma tor p.'f' of Un- uobhío.itu In,: a r lo I t.e la admit ofhill.,- and .,. niaiti,',, lops. A irnuherel hlPs . re ,il'd"l'cil lo hi pnii, Theiipiri o! !" If as i'cr showod n t nnhhi.', it,,-!'- on hand JalliCifV 1 of Ji.,- -

Tloiso j.yes'uil at tin moi llntf it erel'i."..lod" A .1. .Mt.lov. iliwi'i' ,1!.

i'i.iis. (leorip. til. '.o!'it. o, X, Mnrrr.it.Frank II ,..oie, A. Trimhle. Sn--

i li.ioi.il, in W, D. Sid linr; muí ClerkTh .ma.. .1 N'iv hui

r. pr.'.scllt ill'4 Ihe icarly ep. ll- - Illille.. lo .lo,ll,lfor witiH.. e.tnipm..i.il. tin. I llK !f. tr.,il if J

pel I ioll a .1 riU to III" , toil

hue and Isewhi tv .Jiirill tlf f.aslft w tio.-l;;- : .V.J. ;;' :. ,J !.;..,. ;,. 'lit 111

unahle Iu ', n a tuess as to non 111 ihe hia audi, in v lor lis. Iil.iulthe prehahl" time ih I, ved triitis liom j'"t hi'., Sin- i li..- m. el ihatmlm;II... W.sl will u nci, 11,1. ,oil v "", tO. HiSli.'lc lllll,. llalu elheat Kin h hordes as Kilw in I.., I lora

t ol ios Saturday evctum;- will he quite maintenance ,,f plnveroutuls I ,, ma n v w i h h,. , .loommeiid ion that it lacaseH fpeeinc information lhis'11,,1 mainiil, the ollui'paint is not ainllahlc, hut 1 a i clt les Messrs. Ilinlc. and Wrolh eon.ur

ííihy and Klmjs Ciilnen. Sumnialy:lri.-v- i . 'i r.i.a,.ii.rs' ... . ... lllt.l csti The V. V. C, .. and I'nl- - ' ' " " " ' ' " ' "" " ' " "'"ve have ,, lin a ,,.,,..u ,,f anv

ll'T "iidurn to a is h, n um un I.llouisc tl.ir.ll y ",""f' " "- -Wa. hl.lla. seeuud. I!.,

ri, , - lininiiiry itame. alter which the lu'. ansvi i i d i a ii''i' t a II.

hi tieIliltiliK " m in al iten us u ill upy 1.'' . danceV( and ra, i I'm tii'ips: Tota Do- -

liliul rciarilhii; the mow moni of theih lavci! líalas,' said une Sania oli.i;. laul ui.Jii whin as,ci for a line-

up of Irani, iiaulilions and Ihe pron-I'li'l- s

lor l is, j tu i d ion o! Ilaill si rv iceliom ih" wesi. 'Thinus have In ell

will foilnw tin- - nam.i.i n won; Dry Dollar, second; .Meraa-

inn' Ahhrtiiaii ('..in. who vopal lo'rant peUiieii when il was pre-sen- t,

d hv Alihrmaii X'.oistaill lasini,.-h- i maw d the adopih.n of th,. adverse ("porl alel Ihe motion carriedhy oitiinmous ioo.

.Vol ., saloon will r.l!.',. from husi-nes- s

h is una rp r. il is now umlorsto.al.

:Ma,'.e ,j was a ivi.mli-- i fn lie i r ,iinliiKI'd lormaiic.-- , movlim like a illM-vop-

!'W-- minute Uut! III. .uiialti wau up.land so calcic, was the music thai lo

ll'Thir,,rrao-.Vrf,M-h;,,gs-

Auspicious'

PHILADELPHIA MANAGER

haic s. ill In reports .sin im.'. dolt. inchw hat ti i osls llii'lll 1. operate their

la y t: I',, li s. Th,. ...lal alnountdurni Ihe .war hy these IS'

"iti.-- is í I II a :! In S per cent olthe ei.ies ihe aiiionni of momo s,apart for plai f oiiiuh- was a pprnpiaatod entirely hy Ihe municipality, whipill 2:: pel C'llt Ule C V Ol . . h I) e. Williprívale orani.alioiis in Up. Hupporl olIhe pla uroiiiul.s.

FAYW00D HOT SPRINGS.wiui; l'.oiiehiake, second; 1 ir. Young,third, 'l ime. I ;.H

hi. illy hi rn nihie. hilwirn Williams:and ,os A mo p s a lo a houth 111. V lirellli.kll.i. helóle illnili to .'.I llalli.

DECLINES TO RESIGNlav i i ci v um iu I In i Ity will p.. hum

slarlcd a.ain ll will me II,,,,- he- - lh,m: l" ''"'' sUalita nl "lolillit, spite ol IP,, ptolesl i lm i there a.'saloons w luí h ..re' IosIiil- lnoll'-- . p a LII lo ( ' i ,m'i v l io' nmllore eoiulilloti- - are mu am, I,"

' "The' till,,;, Yum.. .Vlati "in ,, . u, , i ,,.o, lie v lij A. .1. Low- was allowed to nunclutv shows I lm fra in,, L.lwcen ami S.--The I, (hie UÍV.-I-

At lin a" Springs w"i cnt) net n n.'W"

I".'" "I . p"t .a t l.st, liealth ftnff

hi.ii.'Mi iai , ; at ailoti. Here nip Ihefamous cor ,ivo wíit.-ti- niinurl'iisntxl

amotinls uonov . M. mle.l in il.e'aml sir, . Is .m W si av. tnu . t"' eu.hlllmi ' is ,i Ind.- slew iut,.,l n e.uilniie on th. lr w tv lasi niithl

Mils Is L. hew an iu. li. u11 ""' "" ' 'oa,Pllei "

lion . Iml I raffle III I,., resumed will. ílr""' I1'" '' ,h" I" ' a t, a la to..' I..

race, .1 fut hms: llanionCnron von; Xeekha, sicond; lirmse,third. Time, 1 ; 1 ,'! ''hiknlelplila. .Ian. WMliaiii .1

Killh race. "3 furloiiys: K. T. Shopp ill"J. ih posed nianni;i r of the 1'hil-v.o-

CloisteresH. second: Col. ,t- - 'l'1"'' Xntlonal. I.eaiiuc has. hallmead, third. Tim.-- , I S ;.' I"l. fiul Horace Kok.-I- . iu w president

ll race. mile: Dearlan wan:'"' """ rKiiniz,-ilioii- , failed 1,, aKrecl'loia J'il.y. second: Ivluin i.., liilid. 1"'ll'-- "M Ur" "" which M urry wouldTome ; v, surrender his contract at the"l'ih.

This conn I, made hy the former

In , v . iv short tl ''r,., i,,s v,n ' p" Ila- ami.tVitll.V al'l.:iSl cilie.S Of the l'e,l ,,, ,y,Stale ihn1ii'4 l!i"!t for playnroiindwork:AiiioiiiiIs r.vpended for I'lai-rimm- l- in l, ,,!t,,

si sl.l,. ,,r Ih, alley.li( Hi. t Of Ol'I'icl'I's.

i ill 11. a sur. !'!( f. poll sho w a

in h ado rn I I'll ml. D"i i III ti.

iI "in Id I.i hi l; In ion Ion i:)t

s I' II. e 'llnl hull! : II. fm tin. ti,atiu,tit of i; luminal Ism.and s. of Sundae and Xos 2. 1 nmlof , "si i l da i are si ill I., hind ! lie sh-

ell!, ullholir.h Ihelc is a .tis-- - hi II v

'I he N

a Ulna lo'" 111,1 Ih. 1" I y ele , i . , r nt.,1 St. "Moll Difol't le TH.I" he I..-- .,H 111 ui I lal ,, ...lite 211 I a.-c- -l lie- - iu Ihe I nitial

states lliiniiu Itnill.owners of Ihe olllh. calis I'm' Ihe pay-ment of .7.:,. year to .V iirrny andhas two years to run. X'ew owners

Un, Ihev will heyin to wander In uu" 'J lyitilie muí of; ti-- f.",. i .e i l.l- - ni'priu.on ,.r Ihís ".und In it hose and whir.

m st w iles pos.-- s inoitn iii.'ii prop-o- iilej im. tia.a h d ( voti hv tho most

not.., i resol! "::cros9 llmhuí liusld Is . i i si uttu íuiu:. ihoi th" ( lnh nr.- nnxiniis to Inst

A l. (:.' html.Oakland, .(an. ilos did not

fare well today and there was a mini- -

her of upsats. The mile event result-ed in a narrow finish. Italeih win- -

niii 'from Soiiia the. cihÍH "ti favorite.Tin- raei lor two year old tillas v.us

l, :..:.. He ipiarler's "arraius.litslaluhni;, "I o Tin tv nlun i noil a ha .i la e 111 the SHU í fu mlmi that d. lo ol ' 2; K it 2 .2'.

"I he i l, n p id I. tin 111, insui; I'tiiui pi iw.-- coll, op d ihiruo,'ice. Illl.l l'

TI,,, marsh, I's n pott show "d 1 I ",

air. sis a ad .lsi pa hi n fin, --

pell... . .1 hiu mam, le t. Illuminate.!

I II M I IC lil .sl Ml ) w uli Inuiimi r ,hh itieamh nl huhisIII f I I IPS 1M.I i Is ''("' ' ';.' ' "in a h anellur uiili-'il-

Los Aiu.'.l.s, ,l,in :! Loll, th" Ihini; shows the miiIIiiW faceü'lii ii voti ran oi, j, '.v your favorito

I null me hi.t'i oaefc ralirnr, dftviiiK.

oilier n.aiiitirei' nml iln otfereil Mur-r- a

ooi to r. si- -u w illumi litigationThis Mai ray r. insc, p, ,,, ami saidhe would pill his case ill Ihe hands ofthe Xaiuinn! coiiiniis.si.in.

Another me. lim, u ill h. helda' v. hi, h counsel reprcoiiiinn

won hy Indoru, a of S HI. .. t .. i It t OS t " t . lie Ml'e I' ll II . se .Sontltern I1'., hie andtaire, in tlic Sprinkles st riiiif. 1'or- - I, nil, ha.; iuspeclor s ri pot t lio.", hilllauls, of. If v on like, hist...ins I. .Ui:. hi on s. lm. lnh lli'itvclv ..I the iludid,.-- If, a U aM..O...

slaov,, II pdous o urine I o. . o r. ,e,thav ii,,: a total 'hie of :.2.2-'.n- ,,,.,.

II tl,. ir I'd ft. Till Ule "d I'll at III' I. o li ".' Ule "I, io--

ii Ille It'.iliJ of tlx Sail' Aside ftoui ad lie- .. a i, ,the new ow n M urra y a ml tin

C... I'opiilalion Kv.,'i,il nr.Now York 1.17.2112 $12:'..'('iii.aLio i ,.;i...."i7;i r,im.h'tiiI'hilaih lpliia .... l .2ii;!. ':'i .' .: t

SI, Louis ,".,fi.2' 'ol':".lailliniore .".v,'..;; I :..:.:Coxtoil .".iiihSil" .'.;". una

'Vl.7t;s I2.SI'.'eullnlo :ts7 I7.l.'San l'ra iu asco ... :'2l.'."s2 u. in

Clucln.iati ;;2vt"'2 I2."'uiI'itiKi.iiiK '::i.i;i.i't iv ( irh a ns ... . 2 7. " t

Detroit 2"iri.','llt li..', I"M il tvank.-- -- Vé'l ,7

WashillKtoli 27S.7IS 1.",..",miXow ark 2 Iii.u7:i 1'.t'.ui '

ioi'M'.v Ciiv .'iHh I ::.: 2.r.uiijLouisville 2'i4..".:i 2. .'.noMinn, npolis 2()2. 71S "I.S-..-.- I

I'li.i nh iii . 7 7. ..",a 7 .;.'

loia ijticcn. Uic favorite was second.Cillettc and Marhlli:; were Ivvo

lo win.First race, II furlongs, silllut'.

.ill.'tl won; Likely 1 'iollilonlli-- .second;Serv icen c, third. Time. 1:1.".

'I'le- ciiv ph iaii's r' P"i ' si""''"'t I il, a lim : 111" month a lid I'.ilI, il'l hs, "ill: I.t cas M "I i ..litatEloiif

row in is will i ou.-ii-h esp.'ctKf the cuse. 1 I, si, les lile, .'i.Ollli ( kllln- -

L.I ,i I.Olle into i III:, Ids result. 'd the W t O ",' ot III" SOUIO, Ihe plot isin,,, ,. eomplde ih-u- on lhal load, ., sir.. in. mid lnim Al..r'e, who asWilli h Will led I... i"l S'.liu lili'ol' .hvlol l.l-'- t Ilia1'! ll" Isv ilhoel

I Iai" lo ."hi . 'I h" le.l.-- a.-- , iimmi.ila-- Ih'lis an- hh a I, A f. w w. uia nl. this,

"homo of iiiahh" w,!! add nuiuy yetir" w.nr life 1' I. situaU d In sotith-w- .

si. iu "..'.v M"ii o. Sivn-da- rinlli'ltiip rates, on ihe í'i.nlii Fe Ihmle.

ad M uri'a.i mi i ..ni ait. the Huh uis.as.' m. i, no a ,i. un- - ui, on .t in- - ),,,, lualiv i.i,,l !.' K' s Ihe Ii adlllK pit Ion . s him J ..".on on lastSecond race. :! I urlmiírs. 2 w ar old with a (I s, ii nil .i i ,i :, ( ia:; t I p' a of lo- s. ti . in , .

fcior and misiw,,', wiih.oit nrsntttrs iTTPitnnSM'i.,l hl.ere.l The fi- l- led ,',..,!. ll M I 1 M I 1 1 A' I I A I I L IJ I I W A,'hireV M

lhal Id pi I le . tow ,1 le si i,,.. In l.ne-1-

'hi,!i MlllM h w,c. III l,V,...s.Miss Mluai.. A lldl as ' h ... At nil

'in;. ' siuu s I he nihil" s,,iL. i. j t t I,,h" t us a io! I.ni ' a d t o pa i in I In

Idol Sin- lues a nuil vol. i amiwas,i prime a . mil with mie (.

Tic s. " r ..aimiii...- - r. pot t, d Ih 'i.. nf npill.il II Ml 111 III If H I I p Dl IT PI IT V

purse; Isadora won; l'orlola ( o.eeii. '' '

sieoond; Media, third. Time. :3i "'Third race. .1 frlo,s, s, llinR. RACING GAME DEAD IN

chmntlnrd: ;;;::.Vr,r.;:r,: ,n-- ; southern californiaFourth race. mile, purse: Kal- - .

ehs'l. won: Smiia. second; Fhlhlta,t ti i nl Time, 1:42 Amtclis. Jan. .1. 11.

Filth rao.-- I miles, sen: William, piesiih .i! of the Xow Ci. li-

lt. In, nr.- won. Follio I... ml. Cadi- - I". nia .lm k. chit.. set at rest all( lion, third 'l ime. I i: spc ulutuiii in regard to v. a

Sixth r.tec. ". forlorn.', purse: Cop- - ' ''" I't-'- t will le a I, nipt' .1 at Santa

. ... i i ... ......... ...... i r iiiwiii ....-...ur- i

orivale plav rriiiiiids. I,.. ., ns,. ,, ir.,,-ii.- : vwutler. loit lli.it I il L liLI I IliL hue !he plav wan ov "1 Mart v I .1 ll''-- "' ' ''" f- -' h "ir. sum.,! and tu, .,'.!..' Uui lal St.,,,. Io ', tVlml Ir .roer. I lour. V,., n,fI .,.!. f I O. I',.- cut, a, Id, '..:l.l llol.hle III" lore,. ilalh. I", impel III. c I ....

-.- Vol 111.' nr. M2. lor haths. ..r.. ..e- -,. ,.. , IP ,',.', J 'M,' ,M "'"- -' tilt! lo pi i a ui rat ,p. l... .... . . ..ii, m i tv . , í c Mliltjl I mil r. . . vi iii.mii.ot in,, smaller cm. s are i.. ia, i ...ni ra,".:m d - o ., () ; , . p, ( n, i I o - mast, iHoi ,s IDr. !"

la flown won: Molh.rt I!, se. sc oinl: Anita park dnr propnaiii to ncious amounts of Crai i,r l'i ... ai. is s.e.-l- .1 i , , ... , , M ' I'.. I C N. T Pi oh levid Ihe lo..!l"a hulls.- ,. ,, ,.,.it, ,,,,,, , , ,' jin... lev. I'..,. Si. Paul. Minn ll, in .! . ... to itisp.it 1. v u I. t I :S -. ,1 I! I, l'i liilhlltill- - 'lft '' "' r i' r ., .jill f

"'ilh ' I"'!"!'"!, of i.,::. (.'.:'. las! v - r The c. .. m t . - .'..-.- rt r, t I.,,.,, ihe fun. a. hn-t- o. - . t.ios i,,,,,. tifttl.'iiJjti&i!"! -r p!iv"o-,nds- . tie., w..,a dmspi or-- .!! d( '!!".: UV Vw( , ....,- - tha, ,t ' . k . IV 1 1 Ü ÍÍ IF7. 3f t I

j, j'arr, third. Time. 1,"1 t' 'tnan to a well known H""tMin., n of this eli toniLlii.

'

At .la.-k-o- ille. ' do t,.. ilnnk lh-- i - am llamo.la. ksoiiv III. Fl.i .I.ni. :', The last- - .'or i.o ina a. Santa Anita litis w inter IP. P.. .I.e. M.i..-.- , Xi'lt Mat.,... Milite.,! ,, I. A r. r'.i. r M. fl't,. ... n. ,. i H W!.l I irlliei ll.l É

.st runnimt that has heel. sc. n at lu lm-.- '' WilüanMull, ...1 M:,l'l: si...... til. ,11, ell, 11.. ' Fur SOtlle niolltllS I 'l'llOlS Iv W I

:::..',7v n i.'t.ttl apon f:e."."0: ami the ,',,' h hi. a. I... "-j " w'' "' ::,,, ,: t . a ouh. í I " f ' Í l 3 I I t! I I 1I'.'dt Fa.--t oran-.'..- . X. .1.. liavlm , pal I T!.. ' port l,i. ,: il,..t i... ,,,,, .ii:i,... i.. K...I could he f f "&JfyfKhl$-Z- in, oi u. nil.! 'ion ol 2l::ui; sp.ml si.."."" for tin dameae would " It p t he , , ,, uv-i,- . i,i up. i. .'i.,..,.!,, i ,,i... of 1 L. '1 ' Jr' 3he ni-.- -t was t ha t tliis a 1, f cutí rei-.-i- ...j lii n- that

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vvh.-- Kialto will' little Ku.k in th- - '" "i"1" to t.st.r.'saddle went si vi n fmi..ns iu 1:2 , ..ii'.' .liiitiv im; !.'.'' r pert "! j oi,. "i Ui" most aupore in n ,ai A i.i, iniin o j

- " ' )f .,, ,rL,iS ,,( , p,,, ,,,.t J ,ip 'f J, of f II JO I '.f jlaw. l'i- - -- too' aim iin.iin.i i"" " ' ' i.:, i p"i't ..i si, "d o.mn ri . ..'i. a. Iff JI III I JI'.iiltolle was the lleaiilv I

faviuiP- - lit this ..lt huí a i luse s' . -

on,J lo Kialto .,is lie- p. St he eielhldo. Toll lli.V Was tie- old.. ta'.or.i.to win and Ho- ks ooii winner- -

t !l da y, S a m ma rFirst ra., c. (i tui'lo.ms. maid. us;

Ovpsv c.ui won: Z n, f ml. Mar-

tin '.Mav hit .1. Tim. t.", t ."..

Se.-otp- rac-- . .".2 I'll !..ni;s s. niiic:

Toil lh.x vw.n: S"l it II. MsryI'.ihilli tli.i.i tfiild. T.lio :"

. i i ,",' .......... i...... .. -- hi i.i.. ,.,,.1...... ...iu.,o L.,, ?(r,u, ,,tl tt .'.urrs. IIvillage blacksmith b': ::T:,r,i 'Z:. ;:.s r;;:r;ri;, rx:;-::- . - - ' - f( fySr

LOSES I IFE-TIM- E HOARD i4l,," " ' - P- -' - - "" '; SU lRLyill,. i!;o.l',ill'l. - ih" I'lhf m. ... ::., i Ti,.s i ,. " f .. .v,av ,11 , r, v. , ,.. ,. a. jl' or vw. .van to ha- - and o, ! ,, ., p ih.. o, ..... ta , f..re - ' i

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im. ,,, t ,... t ,;,.,., ' I 1 1 3 . i"i 2 'If fB I lsal, A,-,- ml,,. 'IWas. .!:, I! -- lie. 'Il.ir wav, aa, al. o, h. r h ,, as .v:,- - t.r ... -- U ph.a-.d- d ",- ,, t .. .V a a , of .. a a ,o S, . ,p '"'!.", r j. ' 1 M fll ft Xll" V

11. nr. Kucman of tins ,,,e , d notT-- 'eaidr.-- ml .r. y- -, !r..r..-- P. '" f.- ", a .'-- fr -"- ' " ., , ... ,,.: v, -- r ..!ZZZZ:T!!Z. lV"!!!lLZ

" s - i . - - " ' "' - "'nasi i,,s y ,.. h.mke.s i,.. ,s ,'" ,'..., !,;,. i Trv i' IV..)Irn t rT I Wafii ArfJIUVIUV-- " '""' i' d.t.d 'i;,. a Ce ..,., t., ' ' I '' ''- - ji,e hlicKsmnh. l,vi:,; ,.n th. ..j.-.-' '!,r :,",.-,.:..- . . ...mi,.. a t .,,..... n p. -, o u... , - :T::TZZ7r, ttj,.r th. .i.'., ,., he h,s ... a "J.";1,

.''E !;ít:;H,' Alboqaergos Foundry & ifoúiu Worksto. rain, ', .'M Whee1 J " i O v i M I'lLCA úríl'lvLo .'"---;.- '

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'Child ltd. ". - I ai forms.

,! B " ' "r"'-- ; '.! " J- !" t;ei a .4 ;;;; ,' ,. ',.'.:..: .;.;,':.. ,; ;: "... .- t-e-"I l"f. . I,, .,', .!!.... atol .'...--- . oat Men, id... I,.,-, ........a . ... i W. II

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i.ia. wen. I '. t a ;., n l ''..'.km thii.l. Tim.- - i t:

Sixtti r.oi. mil- ..Tel sixt.eiuh. s."'it:i.-- . (M.i. i won. Cam; .in-- w ..n--

i;al,,. tl li.lr.l. 'I 1.47

i;..ll. r I.I.

ireo ace warn' ' e ' -- ni l. ."fo, . ., '. . , I ,a s, . a . s ,,,, mm""'!:'!"' ''" ' !,!" ." -- " " y wiU r .k...'.., , .f ,., .. .. .... ....';. .!ti . ,.... ,:... . gKiaza-.a- ... .. ..! h's' a, 'a Ih. k ami did I,,,..,, 'o' . H, .,ltt) e f, r ,..,., ..f ,. p..., a i,,

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Albuquerque Foundry & Machine WorksClll. ..no. .1.111 2 e I

-' .itih- w r.-- tl. r. .s Hi i'l'ti.m el .1 h..-'!t- :.'.

ih !:.:... Kun:n..n "i n.mn- - k net 'it.! not ...-- n .r. , r t.a ,...,.,. .. ... ,.!.., ., e, . riw ... ..' to. I. . tr.e ...iv .s.lu it.- ..' it . lid li. .... i.t-- . t..rd.. 'i at .a-- ... ,r! ... , s ., o ' , r- a a '" i j- J"'i "n k. 1. J .lii-1 . f. r r,..',, ,t. j , ;. ...,, ,,,, ,..v,..,: ,...' '.

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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1910.

Í my plant. ' said lie, "I'"! I i I""'' i! . ,.m ,. li. ,1 i. c. .in - titrate 11 ir.y ef- -

morning 3oiirnal tort tn the Irdrodtit lion of my new

iluiii and gas turbine. witiili inyjlnn!! consider the in"! valuable)

(Offkial Nskiit of ow Mexico) 1)(luu tlul.l have accomplished. ItPuMf-lm- l by the , ,),, ..(dif.-ij- . wlih tl.' t unos- - ,

JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. i ..r ,.... i m .

StylishGentleSaddleHorses

ti . mentions mom saver, jusit it started i4i H way II.IT' siilenln A, Til AC'HKISSi'i. .

al! Of my I mm In thew'n as I go

shall devotev. in lr."

Report of the ConditionOF THE

Bank of Commerceof Albuquerque, New Mexico

January I, 1910

W. K HI LKF. l.uitorJAMBS S FLACK City EditorK O. WRIGHT. .Advernlnir Manager

Entered as wcwii cías mutter tilthe poifoiiire fit A!tiu.iuer.ue. N- St

under act of Congres of March 3,

I 7

V Will) SYMPATHY.

tnrlty Imprisoned crows on board,wln re th.y had been since the nightbefore, wolfing for relief that UI4 notcoine.

"It was found In the morning thatthe time for kuow plow a and sweepershad piiiw d. Th.- - i(b walks were

al an early hour, tind pedes-

trians who had to Ik- - out took natur-ally to that part of the Mreita wherethe iitr tracks ought to be. Thet'u juft.iti.l . who thus trudged alongihro.sh the anon b. it uown the vi t

mow and hv th" afternoon it wasc ukid hard over tr u kn, and p k andhorl wi re needed to aeek the rail,

cm Market ctreet and on Thirteenthtreet, w rere tll effurts of the cone

pan. seem. 4 to he focused, ama 11

gahg ft men went before sno.v (sweep

wers and dug a way for the machine.It was alow work, but by eveningsome of the mailed car on Matketutr. I had been moved along.

"The demand fr laborers was so

gr.-a- yeitenlay that a willing and ahu-

mar, could obtain practically anywages he demanded There were somany employers in the field that the

your hardshi 11 iliinm rat. who t;i.nw.ikr o' nights 1. groan over the fatf

T1I1C MOKMNG .''I KNAI. I Tin: it ouldof the 'ultimate consumer'ITAIUM. II I'l HI K AN l.lt t'lXFAV MFXICO. -- I t. Till: hav is. ov. red that hi sympathies

! wasted if h could have Uk---

into the Alvjrad dining roomVtar'seve. The ultimate Con

andBurrosa pe.--

I 11 New

n.iNcn i i f un. r.inr.ti- -

rV PVIPIY Ml, Till UMI. AMthe sii-- nous or i nr p.fii m i- -

X I'AIUT II FN TillY AKLr.H.HT.

TEiiMS Ol si ItsCFII i loVsume; ua there. 111 ti Uno was

He i ensurm il ull Í ir,: t . i . nm-i-

or icis ;y, and prml ;gi"U y, and nirti.DO

Daily, by carrier, one month.Dally, by mail, on month... it of: t. t the h.ippn o).j

.. oinniiscral ion y,''J t Saw.Ijirg'T circulation than an) otheruimt m Now Mexico. The only paper

In New Mexico issued tTj da) I"the er. THE UOI1K TIIW COOTS.

applicant couid name his figure and... í

i- á íget it. None ,,f tiiu Well who were-- Hie Morning Journal lui- - a highercirculation ruling than I lany Mlwr .ip-- r In Ncv Mexico."Ttw Aim-rt.Hi- i Newaxr Inrcctory. f, ' .VI - i x f v

M;V Ml HAl.Hl I f liol f

..t king on the railroads diggingirai-- out of d ill", or In the cUy"trot is. removl'i-- ; tie flow for th." lilyor extrU tiling the iars of the transitout pun y got I ess than double wages,

I lit the. Hi"-'.- - is. re w lionto be obtain, d "

SKI)As A M riH! Of ! i:vf- -

ResourcesCa.-- h 'i Vaults anil Exchange $1.020.221.02Loan and Discounts - 1.065,525.50Securities, Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 27,180. 1 1

$2,112,926.63

Liabilities

Capital Taid Up $150,00-3X-

Surplus and Profits 65.016.44Hqsisits Subject to Check 1.381,4.5STime Certificates oí DeH..-i-t 516,413.61

$2.112 026.63

Territory of New Mexico. County of Picrnalillo.1. W. S. Strickler, Vice President and Ca-diie- r t tlic above nnmeil

bank, i! solemnly swear that the a!-'- statement is true to the lies!

of my knowledge' and belief. W. S. STRICKLER,J 'icy President and Cashier.

SubscrilK'd and sworn to before ir.e tiiis1st day of January. A. P.. 1010.

R. M. Murkitt, Xotary Pubtic.

i A!t"j'iuet.iulc.i that tiny

erc.u.niilera.In N-- v

Mr. lv..naBneerK nl tlwMe nuintw r evf t mitilH !1S

An eastern Ceileae .r..fef.r la'rr"to have diMoVeted that men generallyvim lib'r i ih- - bulti'. world and

! ü s! rli i .tul-.-- are doing h'f workthan toey are of doing. Thlmay by tiue. hi.t if mo. the learned

r-- fee or had better have kept theinformation to him. If. Mil ef ourbuaineia men and nt't of our iiulux-tria- l

woikiri do a much a I goiolfor them Mid a great many of themlo va.!!y more, says the K i hester,

N. Y., Herald. It.ate.t4 "t iioutK n

how ive inn saw more cotdii of wood,lay more liiliks or wtite more manu-jcrl- )t

piige, the man who would bedestrving of mr gratitudebe found in him who hall teach

to get mote leisure from tollThere is a (real ib-n- l nf inspiration

ill the goapel of work, but what wtAmeriran Deed today in to learnwhnt work is of the most wotth, and,moreover, that work it.-- If ÍP for life,and not life for work.

"SomeClass"to Our

WIIT.S I1II.HT TO MOLD.

A Misouri Judge has derided that a

wife has a light old her husbandand that the exercise of that right

ground for divorce. The full opin-

ion of the court is not at hand, buta layman. If he Is a married man.knows well chut the court's decision : Equipmentis based on a law that Is higher, byprei edent and practice, than any mere

I :

Molio h.ne e.rcie(l ti.rval of

the Mornlni? JuttrnHi'a rtarm inthe n.esi.t i r i.f the iiatioiia!

eoiiimlttee from lUti territory, liutllial ix to he exo.i t!. i is a matter of

Muni. When Mi. Luna ami hi((Hialea turned ever their ulleijed re-- j

uhliean iwper to the b mot rat, theymade h torn inn iippenl to the rej"jt.Jlean ta the city to tr.inffir theirtatrotuK t the democratic tit fit.and the ilnui r,ilf o,iht show ttiem-e!v- i

very iiVKciieixui if tin y did no'by defendiiirf Mr. l.una

No doubt the democratic :irt wouldstand by him to a man. but unfoituti-atel- y

thia hni-ien- s to be ajifTasr. In tthiih the haveHo buÍiieK to meildie, und thereforethe ititer'i hi'. h they m.inlfet inMr. Luna's tKtw't' mendy serve tocreate & uunpleioii bich diMH liim no

legislative enactments. It is backed!by both ethics and reason, and ill .oo

.WOTIII K NKU IMUsTltV,

Nature As kite Is fakedIt In u f old day when Father Wilsonof the agrliulturnl department eiinnot 3 Hours

Cash

iim'ifíHiiiuiitiiiiiuiiiBmiuuw---

15

Clears Your SHead In- - ffáf X

Sample WS. i

i discover ("pine n- - eroji throughjwhbh the farmera of the fulled

Stat, can add a few dollars to their

follow parallel trajectories, in space.Amone these may he cited B. ta of theconstellation Auriga (the Charioteer);Sirius (Alpha of the Great Doe. themost beautiful ,t..r in the sk I ; Al-

pha of the Crown. ,S of the GreatBear and IS JO Groombridge (the starbearing this name in Groom bridge'scatalogue.) A pood uuantUy ofthese stars (nine out of iift- - eni aredouble stars, that is to say. are them-selves formed of two luminous sur.?revolvine almut their lominon centerof gravity. Translated from Cosmosbe Literarv Digest.

good. Indeed, tin- umliguiiK d inter- - j B, iiti wiii:. Juft iiow he !. i' lid- -

revai!. regardless of support, orlack of It from the bench.

If the man never did any scoldingthere might be some reason for hisinsisting that his wife should not in-

dulge her desire In that direction. Thehusband may not be a aoold at home,but there; Is a reason for that, lithas all day to t hi" grouch againstothers and may be able to go to htihome in a most iheerful mood. Hemay have . ol.b-- the streft ear con-

ductor, the waller at his lunchroom,those tinder him in the office and along lint of men in various walks oflife. His wife is deprived of that priv-

ilege. 'Jim chunecs are that site hasbi. ti cnopid up. at home all day. nurs-ing her wrath without nance to blowoff stiam until her husband comeshome.

lul of 1 tat tier.The 'foreman of the liiristman

Ui'-b- 'property found a ro-.--t of 50M

rattle snakes in one of the tunnelsand killed them with dynamite and acandlestick on the end of a pole. Thedead snakes made over a wheelbarrowload Arizona Globe.

ml which tiny miii't'-f- In his causeU BUffkienl of Itself to make niaiiNprudent rcpub'iteanii think It i timetor A hiirtge When m prmninent

poiltbian Is caught filowlngwith the democratic heller, it In timeter ri publican n to tali) to n up andtake Uulici.

sM K ts fctw'tn

ing out a circular to huw them howthey can turn an honest penny byrat ing gourds, from which to makepipe for amokera. The sort of gourdreferred to doea not grow piite s

rapidly the one Jonah raha-4- hutil is mid to make the gwectest pipethere i and can be producid in -t

any jcirt of this country fromwed tivit Ik nuppind by the govern-ment, with the directions for planting

j

i"ti 7, t ini itr ib."' i he nt

ti- - . s li,rc: i! ÍUÍOii OÍ CahftTTla.

Deadly Poultry.A Cm his.- - county rancher is in a

horrible fix He out a bd oflynamtte to thaw- - out nnd his chick-

ens ate it up .Me is how afraid to killone for fear it will blow tip when thean strike it. He also handles the eggt

Wrights Riding

I School & Livery.SI3 M llter Ft r (I

a.

Tibias i,ni MiuAt ii..

The busiest and tuiuht h st lltll.thing that was ( V r mad- - is CP n.h

s Stomach nnd Livir T,bi. tsTin y d" the vvj.'k w h never re-

quire thi ir aid. Tin se tablet ch.i.UL'evveakn. into Mr. ngth. listless ness in-

to energy, gloominess into joynusn.-ss-

Their action is so gentle one don'trealize they have taken a purgrttive.Sold by all Lruggists.

1c-d the with great care for fear there-- might!Ask Yoar Druggist

rvir rr sutfTi !p ro"" O'T Lansnti.i cimimji iia.1 on! D vi r- - i.f ft'f !' UW'.i.- flU'S .y,e:

' r ' v !., rw ui ;(- 11 j v iustmrit r 'Art. T(j

'et, p - S','1 u- -i crtfiit r ni v o,i, t j;.. '.;ilf,'.M,!h,ilTf:. li t'F!

ft- - t: v T :r.rt. So? or ni

,í a i " , Mlnix

i ,.be a nice little chunk of dynamite In

the interior.

CHOI KXTfllS ARE TI HNTXG TOMI'TTON AMI VEAL.

NikotaTi t?a, who Invcnileu . and who I

vcork for twenty y es

evolve d j I. m w !.i p v

lllnu Cell be l t! a .1

without the e et winMiuri'i licit hi li.n

ti. . 11 as, ... M (I V I ' '

e.ta a;d. i i:l f I

now

al

Walking up lo his armpits In snow-

drifts, fretting at stalled traína andfacing a strong west win4 as he wasdriven six mih-- along an unbrokenron4. Mayor-ele- Wiilam J. Gaynorstrugglcl for seven hours yesterdayaflcr leaving Ills country residence in

James before he reached hia cityresidence, at No. iO Illghth avenue,Firookiyn. New York Herald.

! and for making pipes,j In South Africa the gourd is called! the calabash. Ko.-r- mude pipe ciT

: the gourda for many vears. but theworhi took little notiie until sifter tinHoi T war, when the Engliah began to

i import th, in. Later the demandaprend to the I'nited Htaleis, and novt

tinte i a large market for the pipej at M to II! each, according to the

! FREJICH FEMALE

PILLS.

VTFH T DI'F, AMI PAYA-lU.- i;

AT OFFICE OF WATIlli CO.,21 V. GOLI. .

Cotton Steed ileal, price rciluccilfrom SP5.00 per liumlrod to S2.35 anilbetter quality.

ii v. rrx,V. Ave. I'lioue 18.

statefor

brought the Invention to a

perfei Hon. and that n plant th. íin. rrrt.t RtLti? fer SnnKCHSl 1Í itw .tfw.NEVEI KNOWN TO FAIL. B(t t

V IlWiw! X twist pnym.iitv umbT hi'oinpU-lio- at iiin lab- -

production ofpisin 1 tiearing -- tat.'f,:iw'f1. Sim-le- ir. IT tít Onujirt Am M1 i ItVehliiii'üHI

ircular if the department of aP'l- -

'.lUviie.In making lu Í

jnitco fcCDct 0., mom 7. Lwe-i-- P.iaaaiiJl".i! lrhn'iJpSlll

ratot on Long -! i:.d.announceineiit lie t,a:

"It would he (

Try a Morning Journal Want Adby toy ire - j Sold in Aibuqutrqut by J. . 0'Rkttj 6 Co.

(American JStoc-kma- )

That Americans are developing interace of chop eat- - rs is indicated by

demnnd for veals, muttons and hogPresent prices are unprecedented forthe season and prediction thit

be paid would have beenlauithed at a few yarn back. Rn-au-s

of a big deficiency in hog supply chopeater are gotne in ti mutton and vealFrom the consumers' standpoint asteak is objectionable by reason of itfw eight. It 'means that no matter howrapidly production of pork, veal urn'mutton increases in response to pres-ent high prices, considerable tim-mus- t

elapse before the start gainedbv consumption is effaced. Heef neverw ill be cheap attain, because free gras-tha- t

was responsible for it is a thin?of l lie pni-i- .

A

The Big Dipper Desintegrating

The total public b in factious In thefnlt.-- Statts during the last twelvemonths was $14 I .'.':.". n"0. An amountjast Hrt.nnii.riOa great--- r than any pre-

vious year in the history of the coun-

try, to st.ilisties compiledhy a New York newspaper. Theimount in lHt li w as more than twicei large as was given awny the yearfollow ing the panic of 1J0?.

IF YOU WANT QUALITY USE

ol gn at power to light i

d Stat-- a The urrentthe air and, pread- -

11 (. 1 rod m the . - i

Pght, but uftíciei,i t , ;

et. fó'ine d.i- noon :

larri, d out. I would

trannnitii r

the entire fpas iliti

lng in .I !.;!feet of ft atroiigdiitílníuliih id--

my Idea v ii! he

i.om: ntn:.Sr. t'leil left W.'Hhington for New

York aeveral dava ago. and intend' d

:.i Kail for home eterday, Hsk mtj.l,'ii w.is "i ollfiileiitial." M.i ho State-m- ,

mi nhoi.t It ha bren made by i tv

t.'.e department. The purport of it

I.e.. míe pretty well known, however.hi .! m. o want. 4 ti have r cognitionm the t 'intra! Am. riian di.turhaH"e,

REX fUNT-KOT- E HOOFING

Albuquerque Lumber (omuany m "" flmnt to uinP-rtak-

harbor oí Ni w

. sciy, IPO mm ' sof.i: At.l'NTantr'sail Kt'

a i hato theii ml

1'.

lilt tpot'ollt. IlOil tog.,v lilt

Terhaps Your GrocerDocs Sot Sell

BURNETTSVANILLA

Then to cUetrbere for it.The remark able difference in davor ol

Burnett's anilla aft compared to anyother kind, makes this slight troublemore thso worth while. Burnett'sVanilla is as superior to ordir.tryvanilla, as ripe, mellow fruit is superiorto hard, reen fruit.

Nearly all firt-cl- a grocers sellulrnktt'S vanilla.Send u. T oof srocert name and we will mnil

PKILE, trurtr-- i OfiinP tested recipeo4 deliciMtt dainUrs etilr and economjeiiEtrepred.Vou will e tde from til 11 FRLE book.JOSEPH COMCAST. M ImU Si, tmtm

like nothing l etter ttto lüumltmte firm tinYork tor a e i

cround.' M y pre n tit pi. in

litis light I rom av hii h is the no.,.1 , rethe tt IV t I of ..

bis'iClit Iplatltl. M

i r. tin n 1 lagto bum oit. Th-

i 'r. .

.7 U ihiistatlo

andlu-h-t

Trey. N V . boast of a prosperousto the manufacture

f shoek absorbers f'-- motorists,to af'or,? c.iihd pleasure to the

'aurlst who his It i mu If about onneumatic til t s I'edi strians will beurioas to learn iilulhir there is any

'.!.--,- , rb. r of suftici-- nt to,. t the tie- -. Is of th.e who tail toar t he su n in s. as.m.

t ht

d DON'T WAITt.FT OI i; COL IN HI niiui Tin: i ii;- -t stokm

;t to .':

t . 'Ut alllolnii .1

lininglinpj.

lietHlne.lie Mllp

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tul"y ah .1

tar. lied

t. .iliitn.ii ar m.'V.:a. nt íuoí ( nit.i! Ano n ,.

i h. Ing ahí on tio altitud-i-Aiii- '

ni .il:s t...-- . :.. Mr

ill Cutía! A'V.i 111 ,1. a riliiii II

AMI IIK AX I1IX)CRTin Ites-- t

Giilhip Lump(:h:.. w. k. hahn go.I.. ' Il

No star Is at r. st in the universe,d. spite the turn -- honored name of"fivd Mars." It requires, however,ri. hiato and l rolopgc-- observation,which have tio; been possinle untilr. ci nt ytars, to dist-er- and measure,the rttspective displacements of thestMars nt ihc On the other;hand and this i really marvelous j

the modern astronomer is able to as-- j

certain the .i . d of approach or re-- ;

c. ssion of the tth stial bodies in the;line ef the visii.il ray. This result ijobtained, as is well known, by the'

M a,of 1...I

Polh Mil l. WtMil) Phone 91or bivha of k;.iisiand eentairoi.; V

Va."Oll, lelV'illi.'l;.

KI.N1LIUtOhb'

St FI'LIFSi 'Ai I oil v mu

lililí h Ill II.I'ING1.1 Ml'.,In li

Varil.nian. of Missis-sippi. wou',1 likt to b.- a s. nator. Heha i n Pi tío businesslit. 'v. la, t firals tlclt f f ;

th r. i" r.oth're i,,a to the Coli- -

lil,-.- ..: I )1e-ot,- 1.

' hi.s Ni. aiai.uan taaipai;:! It ison l Judge v. Pat tina .pti-t.- i lit w ;i

ttie ll n.ll lo he. At hard aile Aliolñ til i1! Irl'.o n t ir,

h'X ' i -

U i .11 v of c, .1 d tu:OÜl

produi ti'iilita' otr., rhftoth r uthe lle!,t, v

i ior, tv 'leiir, ra il. il

vsis of their lieht.opicef ! ntI

by the applh atiou of Ihe lioppkT-Fi7a- u

principle. Ve are thus in r.

Montezuma Trust CompanyALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Capital and Surplus, $100,000

INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS

ha vi

1 oil n it ;i lu meeting pire f 'Od

standards for levi rag.s re-i-

n le.-pi- .t (or Mr. Fairbanks' but-1- -

i in P k i o. kt.iil0nHsi

W. ' etr.e t

ir !itii ra i i"of J!. pl .

thtiig mui : ! pr-i-

a:i ai. r.

í 15 K 1ÍI..I III.dminiftrali on toit'll v i.t a . .;;!n t.. h g .tímale A

11 ! iP.jt. at least in the: the constellations,.ponent stars are

position to fi-i- i

ease of s.n..wh'-the- the c

filet i t i

grouped in th- - - .ne region of the sky

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be ef. ,

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il wi lili i.

Libel Suit DefendantReceives the News

Philosophically

pur. y by an it: t of perspn ttve, .1w.h.tlnr they urstitute physical sis-tern- s

whose v , icponcnts posse ss alOmrin-- motion.

It has P ng In . n bciii ved that thewonderful en.-!- , lation the Great

Me 1" i:.u. i.i

itollil! tot -t M a

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y bin l. .1 laf w l.lch ar

GROSS, KELLY & CO( Incur i ii r 1 i il )

Wholesale Merchants and Dealersin Wool, Hides and Pelts

d,. niornn'.j..in- - I. ft tli.it .

th- - pie . Andprim. d Pll.i .

In eolio o" v.pa tur

lo be tare oí petting ihevery latest c onret customftylc in your foorwear ata reasonable price, is tocome to us for a pair of

REGALSHOES

They Le every styie-leai- in

to be fouad ia the no ex;o-iiv-e

New ork rufioai-ba.- it

sJiixi aaj m Regal

qua'lt we

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I rc , in th s hour of1" th- - ia I th ,t it s shoi, li

a s.:,:. ..r.iiu;-- . M.tvr. ,r.l hiuuul oftPilia; : . t t i

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Pr t.u tj.c-vt- pul-Uih- tv this papervV'ih I. ,1:011 i like. C. .;' doesn't

,..- v...lhir the paisti.-- S.'i..' .e : Gr-r-

!'- - Pe l tt. .' i- -t he frli it.r i s . I - Ir-uf- iM as.eest

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V. II IraJe-o-ae-Tili urr. ive fit. TV 1

Hear whith is knusii to ail by the:brilliant y of its s ven chief stars andhy Its constant prcsmee al-ov- e our j

horizon, fornis a single sjst, m. d'- -i

spite the s. distant- - that mustintervene hetw. on Its stars. Trcct ar,and lat.r Ki rriled on the'proper motion that carried all thesestars (except Alpha, th. near, st tothe ro!e In the me dire-ti-- . n, PV

. lu id this hy j" '.hesis.but f'om the no urateiP.v-.?'itT-.-..r- . J

Just mane ry i r l.tniend.-- i ' . s-.

asm rv.it r bíe4 on a; h tor-- !

. opie obst rv.C... r.s made at that oh- -

ritory. a ris .u that ry t rob-- )

ah. y the sun f. es of this t ila-- i

tma t o j stinct svst- - rr. .-

th'.ugh conne--- . ' tine irniud thefive s its lo ta ' , i :v mi. l'-- lt .. F i s' ,

and 7.- -. - - 'her the stars Al- -.

pha a'il Ki t, :. h are at th-- - twoe .li f :t..ii. s r.f tri- - i BSteitatlon. Th--s- e

f ti o j.hvs'i tl oí stirs ricis:iiave r.i.ir'i th. s sio'el. hat iiV'i--i- n

e.iif. r. t.t .hi. - nejrlv at r cf.tI. -- gh-s to a h , - e , r u.r. ni, i .tjil-- .I v. at an t--i C' .' I el ('..rr.-- s

Those i. tv. .s r., :.r-- with thevery turiot.s theery of rioj.-ss-- Kap-t't- ri

an 1 the - -- t i.tt: s Mr.K iu.ngt.-n- . . en.-- rr.,rg the ' ,ut!.t.v ef

it tieel v.

WITH AMI I.L M11NS AND l V--l i:ivs;k 1'.H1LITUS

The Bank of Commerce of AlbuquerqueFttcnd- - to IK ;swii,,( Fvcrv Froier At t.iiiiuo.lation and miUc1Uí Xcw

.VToiiiits t apital SI "ill iMio.iMl.il1i.r-.aiit- l s.il.tiiuin Lima. I'n -- iileni; s. Sirk Ulcr, Ylc--

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Citen away, tall and get one.

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g the ame s' st- - r-- . nin Villi !?FAn THE classified columnsyU lUU ALMU ON PAGE SEVEN T0DAY7Man Ih-- t t

: i ..s the pie ri the .,- - j--. Bear ssj that

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING: JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910. ; 5

Live Nes From New cMexico and ArizonaThe

What's Doinq all Over the Great Southwest Family Shoe

StoreHE FOUND DEAD BANK FAILURESIlíiiit! tiiVrnfran'-Xir- ttatuiiitá Éníirtmn

I NEW MEXICOIII BED AT HOTEL

III KELLY

and operate a gas plant and build acewerage sys-te- for Alanmgordo andthat they may decide to put the mat-ter directly up to the people. Themen behind the proposition to buildthe municipal conveniences are pre-

serving great recrecy In their plansand not a single statement has beer)made for publication. Some believethat an attempt will be made to"railroad" a franchise through, butthis is not likely.

April Weather Showing Itself,The weather which Is ushering in

the new year wi.'iUl be consideredideal even In April Last night thetemperature was fio end the night be-

fore It was even wu nn r.Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal II. Major will

give a dance this evening at the Ma-

jestic theatre complimentary to their

DO 19

tory telling how ho saved the educa-tional qualifications In the statehoodbill."

Continuing, Mr. Burns said:"Almost in every county I have vis-

ited I have found a strong sentimentamong democrats in favor of an in-

itiative and referendum and bankguaranty provision in the constitution.1 'find tills sentiment especially strongIn the Democratic counties of Olla,Graham and Yavapai, and I believethere is a strong sentiment in favorof these provisions In Cochise."

Mr. Burns said that from one endof the territory to tho other the Dem-ocrats were in harmony and that hefailed to find a single note of discordor factional light in a single county.

The work of tho committee, whichwas to propose plans for the thoroughorganization of the party, in readinessfor the first statehood campuign, isabout completed. The appointment ofthe committee was the result of thebelief among democrats that the elec-tion of tile republican delegate in1908 was due to the lack of systematicand thorough organization.

Continues to be the Talk of the Town and today wewill sell any Woman's $4.00 or $5.00 Shoe in the housein Patent Leather; Vici Kid, Gunmetal C!0 Qson and daughter, Mitihell and Miss

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSIN GOOD CONDITION

Numerous Petitions Filed Dur-

ing Year for Water Rights;Three Hundred New Com-

panies Filed IncorporationPapers,

ait or i an ruissian Lcamcr at :Kudora, who aro spernKnir the holi-days at home The younger set willbe In the majority.

The public schools resumed worktoday alter a holidav which Pax lastedsince the Thursday before ( 'lilísimas.

HEART DISEASE IS

- SUGGESTED AS CAUSE

James McCarthy, of Helena,

Montana, Passes Away in

Sleep; Investigation to be

Made By Authorities,

(Special Dlnpalth to tli Morning JoornnllKelly, N, M Jin. 3. Consult i at. U

excitement was caused In this campthis mornlnx when James McCarthy,a well known miner, was found deadIn his bed, with his hands crossed onhis breast and a peaceful look on hisface. McCarthy retired at 4 o'clock

Teachers and pupils have nil returnedfrom the short vacation and are readyfor business. New Mexico I'.aptlstCollege and New Mexico .institute lorthe Uliiiil are also resuming workIC 00 TO S OF

Sjicciul Dixpulcli la tlio Morning Journal)Santa FY, Jan. 3. "It Is n fact wor-

thy of mention, that during the pasteight years, not a singlo bank, eitherterritorial or national, in New Mexico,has closed its doors by reason of be-ing insolvent", said Territorial Trav-eling Auditor Charles V. SalTord to

Don't

Miss

ThisI nlilivl I J vü)NEW ROAD OLD T HEARING

A MEETING IS BEGUN

day. There are today In the territory,44 national and 41 territorial banks,with a capital of J.I, 34. 000 on June30, 190!, and resources and liabilitiesamounting to $24,468,166 on that date.On June 30, 1908. there were 40 nat-ional and '0 territorial banks.

Company Proposes to Build

One Hundred Miles of Rail-

way to Effect Important Con-

nection North From Roswell,

Rio Arriba County Man ChargedWith Murder of Postmasterat Lyden Up Before JudgeMcFie,

fore their romaini' and marital rilations ar,, ad.luste and tin if lives har-monized, tin-r- is a period of intoller-.inc- ,.

and antipathy represent inn thaievolution of mutual g

and no ntal development which formsthe heart of Mr. Moody's drama. Thescttinus of the play are .singularly ap-

propriate to its snhi'-c- matter. TheCir'i t scene repr-s- . his a i ranchhouse in Arizona: the second a plat' an

A BATH IN TIMEMAY SAVE A TRIP TO

THE HOSPITAL

BRONSON'S SANITARIUM

.Minimis for Irrigation,There were filed in the office of

Territorial Engineer Vernon 1.. Sulli-van during 1909. 143 applications forwater appropriation for irrigation andpower purposes. Naturally, the appli-cations asked for the maximumamount needed. Under these projects,1,174,203.2!) acres are to be reclaimed,or four times as much land as wasunder Irrigation during the past year.The cost of these projects is to bo

This is in addition to thefederal projects at the ElephantButte", at Carlsbad and on the ArroyaHondo, which represent an outlay ofanother $8,0011,000. The power pro-jects are to develop $1,332,008 horsepower at u cost of $9,828,205.

In i"th,. roof of the world" high ti

the Cordillera mountains; and the

this morning, nftcr working an eiitht' hour shift in the Kelly mine. Accord

Injj to his fellow-workme- n he was inthe best of health and spirits when heleft the mine to go to, the hold. lieusually got up at 10 o'clock to Ret hisbreakfast and when he failed to do sothis morning, an employe of the hotelwas sent to call him. No responseswere received from repeated knockson tile door of McCarthy's room, andan entrance was finally effected bybreaking In the door. McCarthy waslying on his bed partially dressed andueemed to be in a deep sleep. Investi-gation proved that he had been deadfor some time. It is stipposed that hisdeath was caused by heart trouble, al-

though this theory ia scouted by many,who point to McCarthy's strong phy-sique as an evidence that he sufferedfrom no physical ailments.

A coroners inquest will be held to-

morrow In an effort to determine thecause of death. The suicide theoryhas been suggested, but it is morelikely that the man died u naturaldeath, as those who knew him quitewell, declare that he hud no worrieson his mind.

McCarthy came here some time ui?ofrom Helena, Montana. No paperswere found umonji his effects whichrould indicate whether or not he had

any relatives. The dead man wasabout thirty-fiv- e years old and as faras known here had no wife or

nialthird, the parlor of all old colssach u -horn., in Millord Corners, M

Special Dlhiinh'h to the Morning JournnlSanta FY, N. M.. J in 3. The pre-

liminary hearing in the cast of theterritory versus A. II. Gossett. charg-ed with the killing of S, t'onover, atLytic n, Hie Ar Ibu county, some sixweeks ago, was begun h, lore JudgeJohn R. McFie here late thin after-noon. Conover was post master at Ly-

den anil was killed by Gossett, It isclaimed while the latter was intoxi-cated. Many witnesses ar.' h.-r- fromRio Arriba county.

sells. Th,. spb-ndii- scenic invisuuireand painstaking presentation helpoemphasise the kc little of tl-- playthe spirit or the unir imán led west in

conflict vtilli the spirit or th, estab-

lished cast. The immurement has pro- -

Iiiill. VII West tVntrnl venufl.; K. bhttlley,

at KIt II.I'eltU')'i ALBUQUERQUE

.',"5 ocpdct cnpiCTicctided a carefully Hcb'i todoresent "The Great ii Id b wiin

tSpeclnl lUnpntch to lli Mnniln JournalKoswell, N. M., Jan. 3. The pre-

liminary step incident to constructingthe proposed Koswell Northern andOlf Kiulroad company, which willconnect this city with the Choctaw &

Gulf. Hock Island and its tributaries,was effected this afternoon at a meet-ing of th,. incorporators of the enter-prise. The meeting was called an "in-

corporation meeting," and much en-

thusiasm was manifested by u numberof prominent citizens of the l'ecosvalley, who were in attendance. Thecompany incorporates with one hun-dred and fifty thousand dollars capitalstock, tht. incorporators being: C. C.Taniiehill, Alvin R. Morrison, Phila-delphia; A. Fruit, James I. lllnkle, J.Phelps white, Clifton Chisholm, J.Smith Lea, Kdgar L.. Bedell and John

V. Rhea.It is understood that now since pre-

liminary organization has been effect

3 ocunLi ovjuiu i it--J eDissolution of Water (oinpuiit.

In the ofiee i I Territorial eYcret.ir t v- -the splendid produe'ioii pigiven for over l 'J U nlghls In

ilig New York. .. I . A. Al.Nathan Jaffa, a cert ''elle was flit dtoday cenifing to the ('solution otile Cimarron Water company, th

I ,!jti ;íh

wie u.Various Brands of Graft, II o i

Mill,

'. A A M 1!, eu-ii

d Tina .sihit a in,oin. it mi lopl'itl

y.

It. A. Mnun siliiy er ii tlU,U pi fit ; H.ii l y

signers being Charles Springer, Fred-erick Whitney and tieoi-gt- li. üeni- -

ALMOST THUKTC II INDUI allNIAV COMPANIES

Hurlng 190!, domestic corporationto the number of 237, filed incorpora-tion papers in the office of TerritorialSecretary Nathan Jaffa. One companyrenewed its existence and 3 5 foreigncorporations were admitted. Eleventerritorial banks and one trust com-pany wei'o organized with a capital of$500.000. Fifty-on- e mining compan-ies were incorporated with a total cap-ital of $75,330.000. The total capital-ization of both domestic and foreigncorporations was $117,139,325. Fromthese incorporations, the territory de-

rived fees to the amount of

rushai.tley.District Court.

In the district court this forenoon

It will be a shock to .very ninnygood people who are Irrevocably com-mitted to the theory that craft iu .l

affair:-- , is confined to N w

oi.n vows ritoTtrxivE akh'X.P e l.dail .Vea tin Mutua Pro-- o

p.ti t.tef Mrjiuiill Siit'lely nf Mutuull'rar.iiaiíi N a I flint Wlullifl.l;! vil iiiki f.iul V. 'el; ta avenue. OM a.

Ji.iiin laiiiutu, ta ustüoal ; 'i'liumtilV, in i, Becri'tui y.

It. N. A.ni. Havst! Neiwl-h- rfi of Amfirh'n Sirmttltta

I'liiup una fiiurth Krliluy afi-- in nil i.f i'ie-t- n,i,ui li 11:30. In I. O. O.

!' hull Mrs. .ifs'io i iucuru, rcettrdiir; Mi.'. A. nlritlili. ,

w. ov w.A 1' il. uei ti o.it:i. No. I, Wti'idmrn of th

vaii, M.-t- ni tins rere,,l In the 10 It H'

ant! liiiit p,-i- Krnl.iy fittitilim at 8 o'clnck.tv W Manr,,. fimtiiitliiinr; JL, ill.

l'!,ll.ii. t lei U.

Cattatiua.-i- llrnve Nn. 2 Von(!infn ClrrlaM,,,i ida cénit and fuurih Tuesday aft-- :,

,,,.,n ul j ,1i . Iii UiM Kalluwa' hull.

w. i . o. r.anil fourth W1neailaya In

c, i", hull, i i ni. chief runner, Mrs.t !o liaUn, aatrtitary, Mra. Fella

!ill.-i-3, K.it can uui Hilary Vafa,, rill ef

,,tli If nialoelore Judge. John --it. Merle, the case ti-U-t Hi Ma,miui'li-

'ii'tM-ri r ia i

Vork city, tcr h am that --Ü pi r

of Montreal's money Is wasted in ,iO,i AlS i.of Golden Harrett vs. The Taos Valley

DEMOCRATS' OF THE is t batmakinggraft and patronage. Hut this

Judge Cannon, who has beenLand company, et'nl, was taken upfor hearing.Territorial Ktlui alloiuil Association.

'IÍIUI1, II-- al ill 1.

el A. A. II Nin, , ltli-- taa m lal Man.nth. i. II. t h tiitln llll.

o i y U Itilllunl. rt.'i.! li. T.

ays In inswhole of

i prolonged investigation,rcnort. He condemns thThe meeting of the New Mexico

Educational association at Koswell,V

ho l il'Hln i:

nal 1t ,1Ailuli

illUHmethods of Mon-ti ml udvl.seu tin

H.

Ki hint n. Lie y

I'm it.íiii. wrcthe adnilnlsU'at.it t:

trcals governmentISTER TERRITORY5 allki multan.

ed, the other necessary steps lookingto actual construction work will soonfollow. It is planned to build the roadone hundred miles north to Tucum-car- i,

at which point it will connectwith the Choctaw & Gulf, the KockIsland, the El Paso - Southwesternand the Dawson coal road of the latterromps ny.

last week Is declared to have been th of allprosecution.criminal and civilme st I'll resur,-- ' i. I ni ist ritbuslustie larueii with wrongdoing

A. It' .a. I.'.

Game ami Jlsh Licenses.Five thousand, six hundred licenses

to fish and hunt in New Mexico wereIssued in 1909 by Came Warden T.P. dable, which indicates that huntingand fishing must be good in New

VERY BUSYI. t:. W.a. mri at

A, 11. J..IOI- -

L'iiiK, i

lll'lli-ri- l'H41 A. i I. ' VV.

K Mllll Iiun, la.t.'-u-l- V, '

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS:ii7Muíala, i

a, W. II

yet held. The large number of par-ticipants In the oratorical contest willnecessitate the dividing oi the terri-tory Into districts, instead of oaehschool, to send a contestant. Superin-tendent Clark is especially interestedin the success of the oratorical asso-ciation which was organized in hisoffice at Alhuoueriiuo during his firstyear in New Mexico.

Notwithstanding tlx- demonstrationsiu Philadelphia und Chicago, the av-

erage citizen, has long been convincedthat the home of gial't In puhne atfairs is in tin administration of lb"municipal alta Irs ot New York cil.v.

in- administration Is, perhaps, nolideal. There ale those who havemade themselves busy iu proving thatII is not. Perhaps it is due to thisconstant observation und criticism, butit cannot be shown that a quarter in

SUNDAY DIKING III Irrr nf llinmr. A. O. I'. W.flili t "t II" 'Ml'. WeriilnKi

li. Alunan. M.-i- fnl untlihaa Mainiaya ul tsi'l hull.

A. I. M. V.

a ii n t,f I 'hi il otlier diluinlilia.ia-d- Sionliiy In Jiiniiury Bint evi-r-

lu llliilltli llunaíti-r- I'. lllllLllll, iteio-lu- iy.

ii v. . e.All,uiin-rrpa- lailiiu Nn. tut, O. fl.

K. A.: liny Mallunnlil. eervtnry.

Active Campaign All Over Ar-

izona to 'Awaken Interest in

Party Affairs Against Con-

stitutional Campaign.

SANTA FE TO BE

Territorial Debt.The territorial bonded indebtedness

there is no floating debt, on NewYear's day amounted to slightly overa million dollars. As a set off, thereare over half a, million dollars In thoterritorial treasury and sinking funds,and territorial property outsldo of amillion and a half acre of school anilInstitutional lands, is worth u millionand a half dollars.

ew Yolk's money has peon wasted ingraft. It, 'is to bo suspected that lh"grafters working In Montreal are notso sltlllt'ul and ingeiiius us are those

A. T. V.Alliuqueriine Typn,roililcal linlnn No, .104.

iu-- Sniitluy in Hcli mniith In t.ahnrhull, itt :i..:ii p. in. V. It. Hlutila, prealdaut;Ira Uui-tui- attcrntury-treaaure-

B. I. I'. OF A.I.irul Nn. rail. IWti fourth Tunadajr nf

eartt im, nth at UK- Wcat routritl 11.li llialt,n, iatiiint. Otiti. Miller, aecra-iiu-

II. OF h. V. ANO E.Illllhlnnit Imliot Na, 4117. Mta uncnnd knit

raiinii Wed iKxilH v a at I. O O. V. hall. J.II. I'riiliuitka. muiitai-- A. C C'ulvar, aacra-lui-

i. or i,. E.ftln IMiiTcn liomiaii Nu. 4 411. Mnela every

riiiitsihiy ni I ii. ll. 1''. Iiall. It J, Ituliiti-r- .

i:..- juiui liut-b- aucroiuiy; ir. W. iia,A. Id.

STOPPEDAS A MONEYMAKER

'THE GREAT DUE'o' the New York brand. WHO lue ifvcptloh of a payroll of undue, pro-

portions and some high piles '"'supplies, our adv ent ni ers il t reach

M. t.i tout lli 'i li

nii'tilli t Klkit" liltll, CiulU uvt-nii-

Mini l'Ulli BlIL'et.

II. O. II.KlulKkflta lulls-- Nn f,;ii, !. O. II.

,'ti-i- nn. I fi iii ill Tui'fi'l.ty In 'In-til 'i In iii it Atuii It, ill. JJnifci-y-

O. J I.

out for the city s moil' v. out. i .

Drug Stores and Saloons to be for the morn v ol the cili.ens ny no'.. . . , o, i .. i ...

use ol toe povti mi K' i ...... -

hands This Is a ' illsl liiction which is

BREAKS RECORDSWatched by Special Deputieson Sabbath Day,

i diliei-ence- There are tranca mmin- not regarded as hgll iinate, which 1 Al.ll.S.

A. ríe S" I!Miil fal

! illi ni

iiccii protect ion- io iiouiiMo non ,.,n ..

I o -- ora neo liiisiness.During l'.luil, three life insurance,

three fire insurance, one casualty undone bonding campanlcs were admittedto New Mexico, making u total ofcompanies doing business in the ter-ritory of .'X life, 33 fire, 18 miscellan-eous and 24 fraternal. The receipts oftho office of Insurance CommissionerJacobo Chaves were $ 3 f, 7 5 S.S 5, dur-ing the year.

:.. FiiitiTtnil f II'

nial Ihu.lin in

!..l... I'll lili in.I.ll P. llalli n,

I Special Corren ponüenr Co xrornlnc JournalDlsbee, Ariz., Jan. 2. Hon M. G.

Burns, member of the committee ofthree appointed by a mass meeting ofDemocrats in Phoenix, held during theterritorial fair, for the purpose of theorganization of the party from oneend of the territory to the other, leftBisbee yesterday afternoon for thehomo In Yavapai county, after spend-ing several days in Cochise county.

While here Mr. Burns visited Hisbeeand Douglas and was in consultationwith leading demur rajs at both places.When the councilman from Yavapaideparted last evening he was wearinga satisfied smil and expressed him-self elated with the conditions whichhe found In Cochise from a politicalstandpoint.

. I, A. II. Of I..Tnriptal.ii! IMtlslan N'n. 170.

fu. a ion! l hit '1 S in ,iiln,- i

al I. ti. ti. Sail Mm. II.nit nt, utatnj ii-- i i tai y.

Menta everyf iimritta

Alicl, tirca- -

A !lai Mi riil.l,.r láiul.-t-

Ill VB nf ' il' I'Mi :i n hull, V

l.m Za1.1 Wcsl I .nil

ire willing, for that protection, to pav

intone lio call giiaianlee it. Therewe legitimate trades desiring privi-leges to which tluv are not entitledunder the laws, which are willing to

I It IIHIMI,pay lor them n pay inij : o" mini 111 KIMHili.a :hk.

Splendid Company PiescntsOne of Really Great Ameri-

can Plays in Albuquerque on

January 7th,

assure l hem me eiijo no in '.

Special Diipnteli to the Morning Journnl.Santa FY, X. M., Jan. 5. In order

to put an end to the disgraceful drunk-enness on the streets of Santa F'e onSundays, Mayor Jose D. Sena has de-cided to employ deputies on Sunday,to instruct the police fore,, to watchthe drug stores and saloons veryclosely and to close all corrals in bad;

i. ilii; ah-t Ma'!I.,! ilai-.- Mae,'.ffi ,1, .M.S.

AH,llll. III

hrti y, ',1'ia:

privileges. This brand ot gralling isf , !, in,

'. Wlius-.-mih. I'i

L'lan.ii r more sHilltiil man inc nam pno.n- -Notaries Public.During 1S09, Governor Curry

pointed 4i3 notaries public.ap- -

inr III ii t ie money cin-s- ,u tt Si .1 a' J y.

II. OF I.tlirrrnl'ir! Hint Pnpi Imte Nn.;. Mi'i'ls runt mal tlur.l VVedlli-mlU- "f

ii. h tnat'tll III 11. Wist Ct'llliul uvtiliua. II.'. 1 Illnl "il, net elitl y

II. Ill II. T.A Itaniiianttif !",Ik.. N,i. toil. Menta aeo-i- a

nial f an III Sua. I. 5 ill t. li. 1''. had,1'.. llaii, luaMt, Win. Mumill, acera

o tl.,j;,t.ii'i--

. AMI M. I. V.l.aili. N . :i .P, as Tluirolity at

Is , it iitaltua. J.tlm-- I HlitllllU,

las Judge Cannon indicates has beenI done in Montreal.- - I'.rooltl.vn Kaglc.

The committee of which Mr. HurnS0r saloons. Any saloon Selling litiuorWinall N'li I, ,11 fi-- l

,.nl 0 II It ?

J. li fal,i.-ll- ,

Arrcsts oT Mounted Toilet.During limit, the territorial .Mount-

ed Police, Krcil Kornoff, captain, made203 arrests, of which 73 were in thefirst half of the year.

of New Mexico,uf the tíecretiiry.

TerritoryOffica

No one who t! s to ciicoiii.-ik- themanagement to In un: to this city Ho-

liest that is going ia the way of thea-trical etitertainmi ul should fail lo at-tend the offeriiiH at tne theaterTrilla v night. January 7, "Thi. nalDivide" is coiinled one or the rea II.great plays of III, past few years andpresented, as It. mil be then, by a

Hatm.nv m.Mai in) fI. el.

,1,1s K

I. o,IU" N"

II. Kill IIIII

t. I. I'I'I'lIan, ia

I' II IK, 11AMI

inali 111, ,M.

r.I ..,lKO N.IV ii K, hit. Ilainui

I

.Vila

Inmates of the Penitentiary.On New Year's day, the territorial

penitentiary bad 317 prisoners, the

.1. : or a.M,',.im eiery

Vie, Marley,Friday atIMIlattt

iiml

largest number ever contincd la the inaatli at I

lal Ml."-- .1.111, 11 US 111 f

on Sunday will hav,. its license re-

voked. Drunkenness yesterday wasvery noticeable on the principalstreets. On East Palace avenue twowell know n young men were arrested.On Saturday night the police had tobe called to the Loma to take eluirgeof a drunken hoy who was attackinghis mother. Yesterday a small boytook a bottle of whiskey from underthe head of a drunken tellow andshared it with three other small boys,with the result that all four became'drunk. Thet-- Instances might be m u 'tipla-- and the accusation is freelymade that at least one drug stole Isns much responsible as the saloons forthis condition of affairs. Three of the

Institution. i. r.

Is a member, Is composed of Hon.John 11. Hamilton of Clifton. CurlHayden of Phoenix, and Mr. Horns ofYavapai. This committee has visitedall sections of the territory on themission to which It was appointedand will shortly make a report toChnalrman Dillon of the territorialcommittee.

"What are the democrats talkingabout over. the teiritoi y ?" Mr. Humswas asked just before his departure.

"The principal topic of conversationamong democrats everywhere 1 havebeen is statehood, and in the event ofstatehood the new constitution," re-plied the committeeman. "And at thefame time the hoys are having a greatdeal of Tun over the letters DelegateCameron Is writing over the terri- -

Na.

splendid companyevening of thoroui.-Ireat IliVide" ai 111

cess irom its vi i t

has broken all re. '

anciiil sticcesH. It

,'V .' .taif-l- In

M'-e- Tneftlitya ati, John Krrdcrleka.

luaiaclal and tor- -

I.a.-a- iilnó 1 . V. .

wi t It

will ivrtniile ani njoyinenl. "The

M il a brill, a nt sin -

first perlo nnanee,ids in point of ilu-tan for lliole thanrinunces at the

.ml, II 1.11 J .in it.

ALAMOGORDu MAT li .1. r. ,.

I. o. oi

I f .i )

I. A. OF1,1 M- -. le

III Wen

I!. VI.Mi- - i nd and faiinh'1 masix hundred pen

Princess and IialYol k I'ity and was

lullS till II tl I'S, Ni h'irom; ht back tor

Central avunua.l.'ints. bcáulUa. auc- -l 3 if U,i'. I. K- li.1.

K,,i afi in 'h W,III fliletti,

1'.A n.-- i

M..aj !,'I, i " k.

nt atitl id ftINCORPORATE I ii i:na;liU ut

a return ei:g:.g t

capacity business"Th,. (In at In

rectly tenueil theH, I M- r xsaloons are known to observe the Sun

day law strictly.Ol r. tv.

.ml uu-- faurlh Frl-I- ,i I i West l Yntral

.o .aa nt, llur-.-- I'ry-- iy iuiU irvasurur, Cliaa.

Mlscclliiiicnim Certifícalo.

r, Nathan Jaffa, arc re In ry ofthe Territory of New Mexico,do hereby certify that:

Whereas, nn the L'lMI. day ofMarch, A. V.. Í9UV, the Albu-(i- u

rfUe Citizen was rleslunateilaa tho (ifficial Nevvsinificr ofNew Mexico, anil

Whereat, said A lbuo.uero.uoPillen has ceased publication:Now. therefore, public notlc-- iIs hereby given that; In com-pliance with ei Hon S. chapter711 of the laws i.f 1 (H. re(iiir-lin- ;

the Secretary of tlie Terri-t-u- y

to designate an fHfictalNewspaper of New Moxl'-o- ; the

Inn) in r no Mnrnlnz .biurnalIs hereby ,iesle;nateil ns auch

if filial XoMspiipcr f NewMenli'o.

'liven under my band andthe f'.rcilt Heal of the Territo.vof New Mexico lit the t'ily ofsantn the Capital, on tillsfotirin flay of October, A 1

I 'J 0 II

'Seal NATHAN JAFFAKeeretaty of Ni w Mrxtco

i

i:

na-'- ' Tr :i' lotlK a .

I'll.' sillínTh C.

i ,nr ni

Aineriean play." i'.mi'i,,a. llll.All. a

itt.t.

I. o. It. II.- N- ::!l; S.0.1...I N

fo i ata!I a i , .. y

AFTER GRIPPE --fes i Ol u. c.by Mr. Moody innatoritliy !s th:--

vitally inten-stit-

ten the mutual ba man and woiiie n

ll' ell cor-l- i

pfi'iilct (real, il. "

,..it hI ha f'i il- -

laiaiii e o:i! ini"i'-s-tu. ' "i'i.:-.11,1 e-

Is

or any severe sichness i. Menta everi.,-,.- Kraat,

Kanuiy.A llaniurriit,!

n.t.it- ul i

,,. f tale 111,

County Commissioners to Con-

sider Important Step at Quar-

terly Meeting; Municipal Im-

provements Contemplated,

play enr.. I r.

The :

heI'I or A.Mhier.il

I, . n eve- iintivyB at t.- nt-- liun. F. M. ;

,1.1. t'.1 I

lalM a

Ml,' e.

t;. hi

of this piny li

inal. yet thor lilKlealIl t luh vineing t ay ii, nlur

treated. Th,. man. .St plli II (lie 111. the i nr. jiMtetK firet -J

; ki' loill. II lluiipw.ii. It. S. I'i- Kurd.

t ,,,i. nf tlie Vtcta-i- i, , t Tut Ij a at

M S.tl H II , until IClUI,;! 111... J;, li.

::!!:

soil of tie-ifl- i

"s a:l !

1", luidlosrilan, tief.thti r oi

of 1.11 obiTh"-- -

b li.alaítr.-i- t in

I '.. i II

f ta! Ill u- -

leadme male i liar a o r, is it

mountains and p'lius, aprodui í of the

west. The woman, llulh .1

of Hi,, story, is a iba e!r, itmserib. d itnmunitv( ivihralion and culture.slr.,,t:ev liotalem;. slerious law "I humanand n pulsion lb I cannot

by words, hut w lib h :s us

.

!p4-lti- l 'rrf,pnni1rnc Ia Morning- Jonrnatlla mogoi , In, X. M , J. in. 3 Alanio-urord- o

may come to the front withinthe near future us an incorporatedin, providing the county coinmis-sinnrr- s

considt r the matter i.i alight at their next quarterly

pettng and fler itle to Authorize anelection at which tin people may"ither accept or reject the incorpcra-lio- n

s . It Is rumored h.-r- thattlie iimimiBsiiiniTs ttill he asked atthi meeting to grant a train bise to acompany hi, h propose to t oiisii act

Moain first axel, l,i W. '.'. Wyvr. aotre- -

IS OY FAR THE BEST STRENGTHENING TONIC.We will supply it to anv one with the understanding that if it does

not do vhat we chira re i!l refund the money raid us for it.j W. L. TRIMELE & CO.

COItMIK 1ST ST. nti.l C'rf'KIt Ave

I It. r. l et'll .lllil Sale Slal.le. IIM! TuriMHiU nl l:mon.tl'lc Knlen

j

lleleplione ,'t. orlh Sifnnil Sireet

J OF A.i!. Me- t'icr Thura-i- ir w. hi A. J.nt; J. Y.taw, ra- -

J. II. O'RICLLY CO., Druggists, Albuquerque. OliliKK ! OW I H. i In A

a.. ,reelrre:.iry.to

nnh rse,in i

al.ll, Hl.t,

th,. movt n-- nt ' theluiwn to i in h ..ti er

trether inexurabl; n- the

i.

a THE VJZiUZlZ VZtXWj JDlirAU. TIESO JX JU'IW . 1--

.,

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Happenings of a Week Among theti V$S 7ie Finest Beer Ever BrowedFarming Districts of New Mexico

lilt i'v iv.--t F'5ntx "r:i-- Lr rs if i

zs jar 7075--3: ir as. &aup

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ilnc Here You Have ff,-. -...

T?e Popular Verdict

Í3T tbr home H' crás-i- r 2. case, oí Bl-t-- . Lc.Gr.u.. . - . -- -. .- -.

the Triangular Label zzS El ii-- : -----

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i INVESTIGATE THE CLAIMS OF BELEN :í.- - i í

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: INVESTIGATE THE CLAIMS OF BELEN:- - ..-- . ÉÉttitttMt Htttttttti ttMtMiitia

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The Sewing' Lightti t. sr f

s

5 l i Tfcc. S Lamo

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nakís Lis long eveng bri.:ar.t .tjiits síca-í- white lizLt for sevk-ir-

. orreading. Made of brass, cicke! pktcd

equipfjcd miiIi tLc kisii inj-prov- ed

central crsfí Lumer.

Tn-- Rayo is a lamp,

let you cannot get a better liinp ci

Occe & Rí.jo us-er- , jJwaj's ose

ti;,''.'t it Nr:trsK fris uj.c

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What To Do For aCough Journal Ads Get the Results

: WHV GLUiNt GS COKE IS Ch'EAPLR AND

BmmN EVERYWAY THAN ANY

OTHER HEATING FUEL

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Oar Representative Will Cell and Convince '

)cs "It 's a Saving ' 5;

41BLQIERQIE ELEGRIC LIGHT AND ji1

POnER COMPANY

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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910.

llOVEr.lBF.R TIMBER

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LotS Of IBargaillS In These Columns

.,i - " .' a (vit-- 7 - - czw.sdssrzz5:lj it .i i. - 'jffi mwm m i mu. fLW IUBCr M

FUME AND

(SICESALES SHOW BIG

IHCREASE

do. pfd ",T,iSluss Sheffield Steel mid. lion ,,1 SiSouthern Pneirie ."1 36

Southern Railway 33do. pfd 739

Tenn. Copper 40Texas and Pacific 35Toledo, St. Louis and West .... 62

do. pfd ?0Union Pacific 202

do pfd l'3United States Realty 82

Cnited States Rubber 51

I'nlied States Steel 9

do. pfd 124rVtah Copper 6 9 Mi

Virginia Carolina Chemical ... 64

Wabashdo. pfd 69

Western Maryland 61

Westinghouse Kleetric JlWestern Union 1

Wheeling rind Lake Erie ...... 9

Wisconsin Central 49

Pittsburg Coal 2C!

American Steel and Foundry ... 5

United Pry Goods 120

Total sales for day 964,600 shares.

STORAGEMONEY TO LOAN

We have money on lumlto promptly make desirable city and country

real estate loan. We make abstracts of till.) to. all luí "cv in Heina-llll- o

county. Fire iiiiur.incc. Motary Public md conveyancing.Oi:STItl .K II & DISOWN

I'llOtlC P'.ti

PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS

MO.VKT TO I.OAN.

On Fumltur, Plenm, Oraru, Hurmi,Wi(nii ana Oliver C'hnttla; alao on SularlMami Warehouse Itncelpla. Imv a 110.00 andaa hlRh aa 1160.00. Luana ara quickly madsand atrletly prívala. Tima une muntb tuone year kWm'' (Jooda tu remain In yourpuaaain. Our ratu ara reaaunatil. Callami ua be for burruwlnx. Ntvamahlptickets t and from all parta of tha wurld.

TUB HOISKHOI.D LOAN COMPANI,Mouum a and 4, llld(,

fKtVATB OKPICKS.OPKN KVEMNU8.

tlliy, Wt Central Aveoua,

BERNALILLO BONDS

.WANTED BY

BUYERS

Offer to Refund $70,000 worthof Outstanding Indebtednessat Considerable Saving of

Interest,

That llcriialillo county, Xew 'Mex-

ico bonds nro well rated on thoYnsi-ert- i

markets is shown by an offer re-

ceived by the board of county com-

missioners at Its meeting yeaterdaymorninif. The commissioners bad justapproved the formal resolution plae-iii-

the J 100,001) of bridge Imnds withthe State National bank, represent-ing an eastern bond house, when u

proposition was made by the samehouse to take up and refund two is.sues of bonds the rel'nndins of whichis now otitional with the county.These are the issue of December 31,XHiVi, for 117, "00 find the ihii,. oí AUffitst 2, 1K97, for $51. 'bill, a total of$71, ,100, The first of these Issues is

at S per cent interest and thelatter at six per cent. The proposi-tion is to refund the entire Indebted-ness at 4 per cent and ub a resultof the proposition the commission-ers will probably advertise lor bids onthese bonds at n udajiirned meetiuBwhich will be held In the i ourt housethis mornirifj.

1'pon the showiiiff of the MissouriValley Bridge company, contractors,building the new P.io lirande bridges,that they have Í24.O0O in material onthe ground, a warrant for one-four-

the amount, tfi.nno, was ordered paidto the company.

The rent of the court room to theI'nited .States lor the ensuing yearwas renewed at 4 r, o a year as here-tofore. The petition lor the openingof a road In precinct No. 1 San Jose,was taken up anil J. C. HaldridseFrank J. Wilson and Antonio fiureiay Sanchez were appointed viewerThe board will meet t' morning at10 o'clock.

There is more Catarrh In this sec-lio- n

of the country than all otherdiseases put together, and until thelast few years was supposed to be

Incurable. For n great many yearsdoctors pronounced it a locul diseaseand prescribed local remedies, and byconstantly failing- to cure with localtreatment, pronounced It Incurable.Silence has proven catarrh to lie a

constitutional disease and thereforerequires constitutional treatment.Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured byF. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., Is theonly constitutional cure on the mar-

ket. It is taken internnlly in dosesfrom 10 drops to s teaspoonful. Itnets directly on the blood and mucoussurfaces of the system. They offerone hunderd dollars for any ease It

fails to cure. Hend for circulars andtestimonials.Address: F. J. CHKN'RY, Toledo, O.

Sold by PriiRKii'ts, 75e.

Take Hall's Family Pills for Con-

stipation. ....WK lIANm.K A FINE UNE OI

FnrcSH ANI CANNI.O FIU'ITSP1IO.VK ITS YOCK OltOEH. V. G

PI! ATT & CO 2M 8. KIX'OVD ST

I'HflVB 4 .

LEGAL NOTICESNOTK'K.

llcpurtmcnt of Tcrrilorlsl KtiRineer.Number of Application 312.

Santa Fe, N ' Mexico, Iec. 22

199. Notice is livn-b- given that on

the 11th day of October, lso'.i." In accordance with Sectb.n 20, IrrliiailO"liwor 1907, Forest r5. Cartwriuht olAlbuquerque, county f Bernalillo,

nf Vnv M' vm 'i. made an application to the territorial engineer ol

New Mexico fj.r a permit to appro-priate from 'the puhifc waters of th,territory of New Mexico.

Such .appropriation is to lie matbfrom Tijeras canon ut points N.W.

f See a:t. T. 10 N.. It. i:., by mi-ur-

of diversion an,! st irafre. mid J 2 eublTt. v-- r ."nuil or :!l--

5 nc. ft. Is to Tu

convened to Mecx aW,l , T. n N., 'It.4 K and .ees. 1 and 2. T. íi X., II.

3. K,, by nvans f ditrlies and res r- -

voir, and there u. I for irrigation of

lltiO. acres.The territorial , nclneer will take

this application up for .considerationon the 22nd of March, 1910, and allpersons who may oppose the firantiiif.f the above appü' "Hon must lib

their objections with af-

fidavits (properly backed with application number) v i'h the . territorialengineer on or !., fotc that date.

Vl.U.VOX 1.. AN.Tirriiori.il Knjflnecr.

il2i.J4.H.l

WANTED 5,000 HATS

i o iiLoi u a vn ci.P.s, HAKI. K)D AS

ROYAL DYE WORKS.4H W. Cciilrwl Avenue.

WALL 8TMKF.T.Now York, Jan. S. An attempt wan

mart to Htart the New Year with anutlvitnce in prices of stocks as h dem-

onstration of cheerful confidence in

the opening prospect. Immediately,however, the higher price encountered

ni.,. ...!.-- . uMtftelent to turn themdownward, The rate for cull lonnshad risen early in the day hiRher thanwan touched In the whole of last year,and, In fact. Dip year before, whichran into the ui'tur-pnul- c depressionfollowlim tho disappearance of themoney stringency In January of 1908.The highest call loun rute In thatmonth waB 9 per cent compared withtoday's 14 per cent.

The hank statement published nfttrtho close of the stock market on Fri-.Ki- .,

m.1,1 clear the reason for theconstriction of supplies in today'smoney market. The surplus reservewas depleted to a slender remnant,while the huge money settlements orestill to be provided for. In large part.Reduction of loans by the .clearinghouse institutions was thus made, im-

perative.The (treat private banking house

most largely concerned with the finan-

cial operations of the principal rail-

road and Industrial corporations of

the country have given such evidenceof abundant cash resources in tho re-

cent past ns to imply ample ability to

relieve a flurry in the money market.Absence of such relief today promptedan inference that higher rates fortheir money whs more by

these powerful source than higherprices for stocks.

As the same forces have been cred-

ited with fostering the long speculativemovement in the past yew there wasa eorrollary inference that extensivelidiiidation of their atock holdings hadbeen already effected.

In other directions the speculationsaw discouragement. Railroad presi-

dents were In consultation with Presi-dent Taft to voice tbeir opposition tohis proposed recommendations for ex-

tending the power Of the interstatecommerce commission over the rail-

roads.An effect was produced by reports

of differences between the United

States Steel on the whole list was con-

siderable. The large attention in theannual summing up of conditions by

th0 great authorities in economics to

tho higb cost of living gave addedforce to the wage question.

The special weakness of UnitedStates Steel, Reading and Vnion Pa-

cific contrasted with the resistanceshown by llock Island, ChesapeakeOhio and Amalgamntfd copper point-

ed to a divergence of sentiment In thespecultive forces but the forces of re-

action proved predominant and theweakness became quite acute with thefinal flurry In call money, ('losingstocks:A His Chalmers pfd r 4 t'iaAmalgamated Copper HAmerican Agricultural iAmerican Beet SugarAmerican Cu pfdAmerican Car and Foundry .... ííjttAmerican Cotton Oil 67

American Hide and Leather pfd 46

American lee Securities . . 26

American Linseed i"American Locomotive . 61 Vi

American Smelting and P.ef'ng. .102do. pfd ..111

American Sugar Ref'ng- 121 Vis

American Tel. and Tel 140

American Tobacco pfd 94 t

American Woolen 37

Anaconda Mining Co 52

Atchison 122 Vi

do. pfd 103 HAtlantic Coast Line 135

Ualttmore rind Ohio 'i7" 92do. pfd

rlethlehem Steel 33

lirooklyn Rapid Transit 79V

Canadian Pacific 181

Central Leather 47

do. pfd ...108Í4Central of New Jersey 308Chesapeake and Ohio 90 H--

Chicago and Alton 66 ',4

Chicago (Jreat Western ....... 36 V

Chicago und Northwestern ..,.181Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul ....107

:., C C. and St. Louis 80

Colorado Fuei ana ironColorado and Southern 67 V

do. 1st pfd 81 Hdo 2nd pfd 80

Consolidated das 157

Corn Products 22

Delaware and Hudson 184

Denver and Rio Grande 50

do. pfd 83

Distillers' Securities 86 V4

Erie 83

do. 1st pfd 60

do. 2nd pfd 40

General Kleetric 139

Creat Northern pfd 142

Oreat Northern Ore Ctfs 80

Illinois Central 146

lnterborough Met 24

do. pfd 60

Inter Harvester llInter Marine pfd . 3Vj

International Paper 15

international Pump 52 Hi

l.owa Central !Kansas City Southern , 43

do pfd "0Louisville and Nashville ......157Minneapolis and St. Louis 53

Minn.. St P. and fault St' M . 140Missouri Paeific "0Missouri, Kanss''nd Texas .. . 49

do. pfd 3

National Riseuit , . ...115 '

National Lead 89

Nat. Kys. of Mexico 1st pfd... 61

New York Central ..124HNew York. Ontario and Western 48

Norfolk and Western ......... 95

North American S3

Northern Pacific 144

Pacific Mail 2 ;Pennsylvania 136

People's Gas 115

Pittsburg. C. C. and St. Louis .. 95

Pressed Steel Car 61

Pullman Palace Car IKS',3

Railway St-- Spring 51

Rendinp 19Republic Steel "'

do. pfd lft4Rn. k Island To 55

do pfd 'tSt. Louis and San Frnn. 2nd pfd 5

St. Lulls Southwestern S4

INDICATES RETURN

OF PROSPERITY

Comparison .of Same Monthsin 1908 and 1909 ShowsLatter Year's Receipts Ap

nroximatelv Three TimesLarger Than Former,

According to a statement made yes-

terday by Acting District ForesterWoolsoy of the United Slates forestservice, the returns from timber salesin the Third district point overwhelmingly to a revival of business.

The contrast between conditionsduring November, 1908, and November, 1909, fB very marked, TJie actualreceipts during November, 190S,

amounted to only $.2B2.BH, whereasduring November, 1909, the receiptswere 110.027.16. In other words, thisyear's receipts are approximately throetimes those or isas, uuring oveni-bc- r.

1908. the timber sales contractedfor amounted to $1.802.2,7, while during November. 1909, they aggregated$119,139.63. Although much of thislimber will bo cut during a period ofyears, the large November sales are a

sure Indication of prosperity. DuringNovember, 1908, the value or the tim-ber actually cut, according to reportsfrom supervisors, amounted to 2,

whereas during November,tfln! lin ntual cut was to the valueof $9,221.58.' It is evident that thereis some, disparity between the re-

ceipts for timber sales and timber cut.This is uccounted for by the fact thattimber is paid for In advance of cut- -

tina- huí. irenerallv sneaking, it is apparent that the timber disposed ofduring November, 1909, was two tothree times as much as during No-

vember, 190S. This is exceeding!..viitit'vintr in view of Hie improvedsilvicltural methods employed, und inview of the conservative methods ofeniihiu: in order words, the timbersale business is Increasing, and yet thesilvicultura) methods employed, and inmore carefully looked alter than everbefore. These increased sales indicad,, that the disposal of timoer is onn cmmil nraetieal basis, and there istill much mature stumpage that pre-

sents an attractive Investment forlumbermen.

BUSY DAY FOR THE

PROBAT E COURT

ktmerous Matters of Adminis-

tration Disposed of; Session

Continues Today,

Judge Filomeno Mora presided yes-

terday at a session of Rernalillo coun-ty probate court which occupied theentire dav. He will continue tho session today beginning this morning atten o'clock. Among the matters dis-

posed o.' were:Petition granted and Victoria Peril-lar- d

appointed administratrix to theestate of Jas. A. Perillán!, bond fixedat $300.

The will oí Marco Oragoio was ad-

mitted to probate and Frances Drag-

ólo was appointed administratrixwithout bond.

The petition of Rosenwald Rroth-er- s

vs. the estate of Manuel Padillafor $1,656.88 was approved by theadmiristrat.T and allowed.

Encarnado Raca was appointed administratrix of Francisco linca with-out bond.

The last will of A. M. Whitcomb admitted to prohato and K. L. Medlerwas appointed administrator. I hecourt appointed Arthur E. Walkerand the estate P. Heyn ns appraisers.

The report of the appraisers of theestate of Klla Gradi was approved andthe appraisers discharged.

The last will of K. J. Doran wasfiled and Monday, March 7th, set usdate for approving the will.

The same date was set for approvingthe wills of A. J. Centero and the luteKdwin Sanl'ord.

The court 'adjourned to meet thismorning at io o'clock. " '

steers, $4.00r6.ii0; western cows,$4.(H(íü4.75.

Host Receipts, 9,000, 10c lngher.bulk of sales, $8. 1 5 ''f S.40; heavy. $8.40íi S.45; packers a Id butchers, $S.20itrS. $5; , light, JS.lOif 8.35; pigs, $6.0j7.60.. . .

Sheep Receipts, 6,0iT0; JOe higher;muttons, S4.5" i '.00: lambs, $ti.,5t8.50; fed western wethers and yearlings. Í5. 00417.40; fed western ev,$4. S0ÍI 5.40.

CZAR BRAVES ELEMENTS'

TO ATTEND FUNERAL

St. Petersburg. Jan. 3 In the Taceof a rain und snow today. Em-peror Nicholas followed on foot thebody of Ids grand uncle, C,r.nd DukeMichael N!eliol:i..kviñli, us It ie.sborne from the railroad st 'lion. tbre-- -

miles to the Fortress of St. Peter andSt. Paul. The route of manh waslintd on cither sido by a wall oflioop! which Insim-- th empior'ssulety. but the greater o, 'liner fromthe elements he made no attempt I"avoid.

New Crj Itet California IlolkflRarlcy. "O lbs. to sack, f I. HI. Uimmi

grain at a low prk-p- . Try a sack.V. V. I FI

812, 211, 216 V. Ae. fltone 1.

WANTED Fíanos, household Roods,etc., stored safely at reasonable

rates. Advances mude. I'liono B40The Security Warehouse and Improve-ment Co. Offices, rooms 3 and 4,

Orant Ulock, Third street and Cen-

tral avenue.

AUCTION.

auction cm:ai:in ikusi:.If you have anything to sell cull or

write us. We bring results. If youneed anything In the house furnish-In- n

line, we have it, at auctionprices, ct our large salesroom, 116West Gold avenue. Phona 451. EdLeüreton, Auctioneer.

HELP WANTED Male.

MUX I..F.AUN barber trade Shorttime required; K'uduates earn $12

to $.10 week. Moler liarber College,Los Angeles.

WANTED AT ONCIC Carpenter.Colburn's Employment Agency, 210

West Silver Ave.

TÍNNIílt Wanted at once, one first-cla- ss

tinner for erecting suctionpipe with Intersections. Wages 50eper hour; 4 weeks job. Address OzarkSmelting and Mining Company, Mag-

dalena, New Mexico.COM I'RTIONT man for office and sales

work. One capable of stenographypreferred. ' (I. F caro Morning Jour-nal.WAXTKÜ A thorough double entry

bookkeeper for n position out oftown. Address in handwriting I. O

box Hit. Whuquerque.

HELP WANTED Female

COM I'KTHNT housekeeper wanted.Call 70 West. Central avenue.

CO.Ml'ETF.NT stenogni pher. AddressM. B. care Morning Journal.

WAXTKD Hood kitchen girl at once.Apply BHver Ave.

WANTlflJ Hiif for general house-work, flood wages, 214 N. Waller.

CLASSIFIED DS

StrictlyCASH

WANTED Positions.I'OSITIOX WANTED Competent

young ludy stenographer, experienc-ed, will accept permanent or tempor-ary position. 'IMione 140(1.

LADY bookkeeper wants permanentposition: experienced, l.'se typewriter.Best references. Address Bookkeeper,care Journal.

WANTKD Ambitious young men tobecome traveling salesmen. Experi-

ence unnecessary. Ilradstreet System,Dept. No. 572, Rochester. N. Y.

WAN TKD An agent in every town inNow Mexico; for further particulars

nddress o. J. Durand. Manager NewMexico Agency Kamas City City LifeInsurance Co.

WANTED MiscellaneousVANT10D I'lumblng to repair. W.

A. Oo't'f & Co., phono 508.

W A NT kiwi'iofseii to dip. Wright'sHiding .School, 315 W. Silver.

shirt waistsa specialty. Miss Francis I'open-hage-

Itoom a9, Ilarnidt ltldg.

WANTED Money.WANTlfl.- - $2,000 for 2 or 3 years at

7 per cent on West Central Avenuebusiness property from owner. s

Loan, care Journal.

LEGAL NOTICES

NO I'M 1.Department of Territorial FiittiiHfi.

Number ot Application :."S.

Santa Fe, Xew Mexico, Dec. 2 2,

909 Niilb-- Is hereby given that on

he 7th day of Deemle-r- , ') ''.. in ne

ordance with Se.lion 211, Irrigation

j,, 1 907. Sandia Ijmd Improve-nen- t

eomimiiy of Albuquerque, counljif Itrrnalillo, territory of New Mexico,

nude an application to tne territorialiikineer of New Mexbo lor u permito appropriate from the public water)-i-

the territory of New Mexico.

Surh appropriation l to he mad

from Tijeras canon at points N. 23 es,

W. 1 2 r. 4 ft., from S. col. ol

tec. 2Í. T. 10 N , K. 4 - , by menus

if diversion and storage, and 1. 20 cti-il- c

ft. per second and or l.'.'ifl.lifli

tibie ft. is to be conveyed to Sees. 27.

!S. si, 3.1, T. 10 N , It. 4 b means,f ditches and reservoir, and therrise, for irrigation of ü40 , r s andjomesi b- ui s.

The territorial engineer will takehK .ipplii iition up for considerationm the 22tiil of March, LH0, and allíersons who may oppose the gr.mtlnaif the above applii ation must fibh. ir ohjc tlons substnhti.itd with

(properly haclitil with nppli-iitlo- n

number) with the territorialtigineer on or before that date.

KUXON" I. Sl'Lt.lVW.Territorial Lngiieer.

12S.j4.ll IS

, . . 111.., tr

LOSTj", ,STVi"ryi'd"or siolen, brown bird

dog with white points. Iteward forreturn to C. A. lteynolds, 222 S. HillSt . p. o. Itox 273.

FOUNDF U'N ) Collie dog, a23 Smith Edith,

owner can have same by paying forthis ud.

FOR SALE Real Estate

FO It SALE Cood frameilwelliug with lot, lots of

outbuildings, near street car line, goodneighborhood; only $2,r,00 00; willtrade for slock, automobiles or any-thing that is worth the money, LloydHunsaker, 205 V. Gold.

FOUSALK 5 room modern cottagein lowlands, never been occupied.

Cash or payments. Soulliwestrrnltenlly Co., SOI East Central.

FOR' SALE Miscellaneous100 Healing stoves cheap 114 W. Gold.

EXTRACTED HONEY, 10 pounds for$1; BO-l- b. can for $5. Order by

mall. W. P. Allen, P. O. Bo 203,A Ihuquerque, IN. ai.100 Heating stoves cheap 114 W. Cold.

FOK SALE AU norts of barnyardand slaughter housa fertilize

grern or thoroughly dry find pulver-ized. Delivered In quantities to aultpurchaser, in any part of the city.Address phone 1403.

00 Heating stows, cheap 114 W. Gobi.

Ft ) IIS A L E 1

'

nd liirTM ólíñ-c- ele $00.

laid S. Walter.100 Heating stoves cheap i 14 W. Gold.

Foil SALE Ticket from El Paso toChicago. Address D. C. L Journal.

FOR SALE FurnitureWANTED Furniture to repair. W. A

Goff .4 Co.. phone fiHS.

10O Heating stoves cheap 114 W. Gobi.

Flilt SALIC Household goods ol a

nine room nnuse, also house forrent. Inquire ut 300 S. Broadway St.

FOR SALE Livestock.

FOK HALE Fine slugle driver andrubber tired buggy, cheap. Inquire

315 West h'ilver.FTTÍfT'SALK 1 ti'iim of mures; willride or drive. W. G. II., Journal.

BUSINESS CHANCES$1.2ft 1'Klt AVOItlJ Inserts classified

ads In 3 tt leading papers In tho II. K.

Send for list. The Dakn AdvertisingAgency, 4 27 South Main street, LosAngeles, Cal.

FOR RENT Dwellings

FOIl KENT One, 2, 3, andhouses, furnished or unfurnished.

W. V. Futrelle, room IS, Hotel Den-ver. Phono 4 02.

FoTPlfENT Ptactieaily newcottage, furnished for housekeeping.

1204 So. Edith. IFiTtt-ÍTÉ-

NT

4 room house furnished$12 per month. Southwestern

Uealty Co., 201 E. Central.FTilTTTiiN T Five room house with

large yard. Apply to Modesto C.

Ortiz, Old Albuquerque.Foil-ÜE-

NT- Five" room modernhouse; new. Dr. Bronson.

FOR RENT MiscellaneousÜUNS TO RENT- - -- W. A. Guff & Co.,

phone 5 6 H .

HV LISTLN'ii your rentals with us youuro sure of results. Southwestern

Realty Co. phone 2 f 7 .

FOR RENT- Improved 0 aire ranchi:, in alfalfa at a bargain If rented

at once; also a three room tent bouselocated at innii South Walter for sail-

or rent. Address 111."; North Arno

FOR wiirelioiiMe onprivate switch; term lease. D. K

H. Sellers. Agent.

FOR RENT Storerooms.STOREROOM for rent. Apply Wright,

this office.

FOR RENT Rooms

FOR U ENT The most sanitary androoms at the Rio Grande

51 Weal CentralF'Mt RENT Nicely furnished front

room in new modern concrete home.No children und no other roomer.Lady employed desired. Phono 1D30.102 North 4tlvTWO eb gant front looms Mild board.

Suitable for four young men, allmodern: reasonable rates. Apply 218 Vi

W. (Sold.

For I EÑT Furnished room . & 1 3 W.I.eai: Ave. IX to r month. No sick.

FI'li.MSIlED or unfurnished roomsivith or without board. S02'- S

Arno.

'Al.S nit KIDS.

Sealed bids nil he received by theMasonic poinding Cotiimltte, of Albn-liieriiu-

N'eiv Mexico, lor the erection,f a Masonic HulldiriK. up to Januaryil?t, 1910. Plans and speelt hat ionsan be procured from W. W. Strom,',I0 Park avenue. Each bid must be

icfompanied by a certified check for,ii(M 1,0 to guarantee entering into

:;,lr ict. The ribi is reserved to re-Je- c;

si'V or all bids.FRANK McKEE, Chairman.

Masonic HiilMiug Couimillee.

Wo will not bo responsible forads ordered out over phone.Discontinuances must be made atbusiness office'.

MISCELLANEOUS

MUSICAL lilndcrlsartoti classes openboth In Hii'liluttilM und lowlands,

January .'I. Mrs. S. Steward, 315 W.liomn: phone 13 4 9

PERSONALSICK tfouthwt'BU'ni rU'ulty Co., befort

ynti buy rwinto.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

OSTl'.OPATIIVPit. 4'. II. CONNICH

All Diseases Huccessf ully TreatedOffice. N. T. Armijo libl., Tel. 55,

ASSAVF.HS.

W. JFNKSAssayer.

Mining and Metallurgical nlnr.eon West Fruit Aven.

Postofflce Itox 173, or at offlcs ( T.II. Kent, 112 South Third atrat.

ATTOUM'.yS.

K. W. D. HUIANAttorney at Ijiw.

Offles In First Nntlonal itank Build-ing. Albuquerque, N. M".

Jno. W. Wilson Jno. A. White

WILSON & WHITE.Attorneys at Law.

Rooms 1 f,- -l 1 fl, ('roolwjlllT.L'lllllnjLEDWARD A. MANX -

Attorney ut LawRoom 2, N. T. Armijo Illdg Phone 22

Albuquerque, N. M.

DKNTISTN

DK. J. B. KRAFTDental Surgeon.

Room. Í-- Harnett Building. Thoam744. Appointments made by mall.

"PHYSICIANS AM BUUOTCOatl- -

A. li. ilioitil.K, M. I.Practice Limited

Tuberculosis. ,

Hours: 10 to II.Rooms Slate Natl. Bank Bldg.

SOLOMON L. IMIHTON, M. D.Physician and Surgeon,

Butte 9, Harnett Building. .Olllca phone 617 Rea. phon Hi

Albuquerque. N. M.

VCTICItlNAKV

W. . HYD--, V. 8.

Graduate Veterinary.Pbone 671. IOS. WmI Oalfl.

R. I,. OUTNN.Painter and DecoraUr.

Phono lilt.

Try a Morning Journal Want Ad

SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

(Effective November 14, 1909)From ilia :( Arrive. Iir.No. I. Hiiulliern 1 Hi. rCprMB.. :45p 8:3lip

Mu. a. California Unilto.l 1!:.0 p t :00pNo. 7, North ial. Ka.t Mall.. .liciS V U 4 a

Kl I'li.o TrillinNo. si. Kl Pino Pnaarnitar... soaNo. , Kl V. H MfX. l'tiy Eip.llliOp 1J:2B

rom the W'rNo. 1. Chli-im- Kiint Mull :nda 25 aNo. i. CM.'BKU l.liiiitcl 6 611 li !:!(No . ( lit. Kun I lly líip.. 1I6P 7:26 P

IVoii Vulley Train.No, 811, Amurillo, ilo.well and

'tirl.ün.l 1:1 B

No. 12. ri'im ciirlnliad. Hoa- -

wcll and Amariltu ... .It 55 pFrom (lie houlli

No. 21. K ". ami t'lilcnifo. . . . 3pNo. id. i hi.. Di n. A K. c. Ei. S us a T : a

No, 10 eonnm ia at I.amy with branchtrain for Hnnta Ke and topa at all l"olpulula to N'W Mlco.

WII.I.IAU BAt.rOTtR. nnl

FOR SALE$tt00 shiiiKle root adobe.

shade trees, corner lot, hlsh- -

land.s. close In.$10110 adobe, good stone

foundation, shlmrla roof, cornetlot, North 4th St.

$l5tMl brick, shade andfruit trees, law burn, S. P.road- -

wiy,$1000 frame, bath, elec-

tric llKhts; Highland.-,- , close In;easy terms.

$líltO frame, modern,fourth ward, near car line. .

$1750 bungalow, modern,South Walter st.

$2(150 brlek. mod-

ern, Rood cellar, highlands.$.S."d brick, modern, large

cellar, corner lot. E. Coal ave..terms.

$200(1 (Kl 1 'i a'ory brick.modern, hardwood floors, near4,-i-r line, 4th

Several gond pieces of businessproperty. Its and houses In allpnrts of the cdy. Ilanehea andsuburban liomes. M7oiic to Itan.

A. FLEISCHERIleal IUte lire Insurance' Surelf llomln

SI2H R- - Seoiifi.l St. rkm $74!

r.onds were heavy. Total sales, parvalue, 3.965,Ot)0. United States 2s

declined ! per cent on call.

ROSTOV STOCKS AX1 ROMS.Closing Prices.

MoneyCall loans 5ííTime loans a 'fi 6

Atchison Adjustable 4s .. 94

Atchison 4s 99

Mexican Central 4s 93

RoodsAtchison . .122

do. pt'd ...103Roston and Albany . .230lioston and Maine ...... ,..117lioston Elevated . . .135VaKltchburg jfd ...133N. V., N. II. and H . .158Inion Pacific ..202

MiscrtlaneoiisAm'n Argo, Chemical ... . . 47

do. pfd ..102Am'n Pneu. Tube .. 7

Am'n Sugar ..121do. pfd ..121

Am'n Tel. and Tel . .140Am'n Woolen . . 85

do. pfd . .103DcmiiilOn Iron and Steel .. 71

KdMon Electric Ilium ... .. 25

General Electric . .159Miit-s- Kleetric . . mi

do. i.fd . . SO

Mars Gas .. S3

United V'j'uHUnited gine Much .. 7')'.;

do. pfd , . "oy,V. tf. Steel .. S9

do. pfd ..12M4Milling-Adve- nture

. . . 6

Allouez . . . 5"Amalgamated . . . 90

Arizona Commercial .... ... 49

Atlantic . .. 11

Rutte Coulition . .. 27

Calumet and Arizona ... . . .102Calumet and Hocla . . .680Centennial , .. 37

Copper Range ... 84

Daly West 8

Franklin . .. 18

(Iran by . ..110Greene Cananca ... 11

Isle Royalo . .. 27

Masa. Mining ...Michigan ... 7

Mohawk .... ... 68

Montana Coal and Coke . ... 5

Nevada ... 26

North Butte . .. 48

Old Dominion ,..55( iseeola ..163Parrot ,.. 21Quiney . . . ... 90

Shannon ... 17

Tamarack . . ..72Trinity ... 10 Vi

United States Mining .. 63

United States Oil . . 87

Utah . .. 45Victoria . . 5

Winona ... 12

Wolverine . . .147

OlilcnRO Hoard of Trade.Chicago, Jan. 2. With wheat lead

ing 11 ihp advance the market here to-

day showed increased prices In allgrains and provt";'ns.

Wheat closed with May at 11.13.Corn closed c higher than

Friday's close.Oata closed a shade higher and Sep

tember was unchanged.

The Mi'lnts.yui Vnrk Jan. 8. The market for

Onririnirl Conner on the New Yorkmetal exchange Was easy. No saleswere reported. Closing prices ronow:Spot and January, $13.37 Vi 13.62 ;

February, March and April. lu.tunc13.70. London market closed easywith spot at 61, 18s, 9d and futures,n ffi2 13s 9d. Local dealers quotelake at J13.75! 4.00; electrolytic,$13.50 M l 3.75, and casting t Í1J.2&Wiir.ii1 Ttie nrortucllon of copper inthe United States for the year 1909,anwiritlni to th United States geological survey wu 499,018 tons of 2,240pounds: Total expot t of copper frocithe United States for the calendaryear exclusive or Southern und Pa-

cific ports for December were 301,657tons against 290,243 lat year.

Iead quiet with spot at t 'M4.72; New York and East St. Louis,$4.65. London unchanged at Í13. lis,3d. Spelter closed with spot at $6.10ff 6.30; New York and Fit St Louis,$6.05 6. 10. London unchaiipd att23, 2s, d. -

, Silver, 52c; Mexican dollars. 4 1c.

Sf. Ijonls SpcltiT.St. Louis, Jan. 3. Lead steady at

$1.65: spelter, $.12.t

Chicago Livestock.Chicago, Jan. 3. Cattle Receipts,

20,01)0; steady "t 10c higher; Texassteers. $4. 00! 6. 00; western steers.$4.005 6.25; stockers and feeders,$3. Oí! 5.20; cowa find heifers. $7.1011S.R0: calves. $5.259.50.

HoKH Receipts, 26,dOO; generally10c higher; light, $8.10ft.S); mixed.$.0OCi8.fi0: heavy. $8 30O8.60; rough.18 30518.40; good to ctioieo heavy.$8.40 W 8. 0: pigs. S7.30tfi8.35 bulk ofsales, f 8.35 0 8.55.

ShC(.p Receipts, i'0.000 strong.native, .$3.60 6.U0; western. $3 75i5.90; yearlings. $S.50 íi 7.S3 lambs.native. $.7Sft.&: western. $6.00 98.60.

KaiiMis City Livestock.Kansas City, Mo.. Jan. 3. Cattle

Receipts, 9. 600, including 3'M south-

erns: 10c higher; native steers. $4.f--

7.50: southern feeders, $4 .00 4Í .25;southern cows. $2.7S'i 4.40; native

anA hr iirps I t0 f 6. 2 5 : stoekerand feeders. .' 5.25; bulls, f t 2s

if 5.00; calves, ft 00? 9.00; western

8 THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1910.

GEO. W. HICKOX COMPANY FRENCHFUNERAL

&DIRECTORS

LOWBER PHYSICIANS WILL GUARDING

Now Mexico's Pioneer .Jewr-ler- .Licenser! Emhnlmrra

Christ ma hn pa.s.d. we Mill !',. a tur- - fork of Diiimondi REMEMBERLADY ASSISTANTml WaK-hci- . whi-- h shall offer at very .iv j.ri.-.-j- . CONTRIBUTE FLOODS HEAVY801 W. Central. Telephone SCOTIIK Alt( II I liOXT. 115 South Soc-on- Street.

iL G05TNilOPERATION OURCRESCENT HARDWARE CO.tlnvw, ftmigc, Hon Uiirnlshlntf Goods, Cutlery ami Tools. Iron

pip. vic rutiiiif. piumum. nesting. Un r.iT work

is wr-ir-r central aexce. phone zi

COMMISSIONERS TAKE UP

Ib tb Tnt that roo should notrrlv ytr m.mlDf paperphoo th. POI.TAl, TKI.BORAFHCO. Hiving four nam and s4ilrMni th paper will b delivered rpcli mwMor Ttas uitpboM I

Na$A0 BEWARD 4UM

Th above reward til b p&tdfor th smut and oavlciina of sny-o- n

caucbt .tnallnc ecipla nt thaIdumtnv Journal from tbs door-wa- B

of aut.acrlb.ra.jouhnal puBUianfO eo

WORK OF THIS YEAR

8(Lnireen I aPetitions Received From Resi

SURGICAL SKILL GIFT

TO LITTLE MINNIE

Expense of Giving Her New

Pair of Feet Will Come In

Scientific Treatment After-

ward Says Dr. Lukens.

dents in Southern Part oíSTRONG BROTHERS

imh in mu :i:sMrs, II. !' Iit m.ii, Iji.Ij

I nihiilm, r.Mrorig Block, nr. Copper and

County Asking That WorkBe Done,LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST SALESecond, i'liono .No. 7.V

Local nurueons will contribute theirskill freely to help little Minnie

the ti.-- . of her feet aoeordir.,7 to

The l orn-ant- .

Washington, Jan. 3. Now Mexico:Rain or snow Tuesday; Wednesday,generally lair.

Arizona: Flr In south, nnow Innorth portion Tuesday; Wednesday,

Ir. Charlea F. Lukens. superintendentof the Chiklren'R Home sorietv, who

PRIMROSE

BUTTER

40cPer Pound

has the little irippled Kirl in hisf.iir.

tUD ATIIIS C O F A It M

( liioortioroted)$25.00 III Imy share In tlio greatestprofit maker In the southwest un In-

terest 111 an alfalfa farm for onlyt87.7 er li re, .Hit blonds of 20 percent assured. 1'or full particularaddress or call on

A. 1. STROUI.

charted in thlH city.Western Texas. Snow Tuesday,ohli-- r In south: Wednesday, rain and "I have been asked by a friend,"

id Dr. I.ukens yesterday, "as to why Is Now On. Get in Earlywarmer.the operation on litUe Minnie for herdeformity could not he done in Alhuqucniue, the impression seemlni? to he Get the Best BargainsTo

The county commissioners at theirmeetinff yesterday were called uponto take up the annual problem ofKuardins; lands lyin alontr the riloOrade against the spring and sum-mer floods. The matter came up ona petition from J. H. Heald and oth-er property owners south of Albu-querque asklns that the commission-ers order levies built to protect prop-erty in that district.

The commissioners had already or-

dered the county surveyor to mu.' acartful inspection of all dykes here-tofore built and to report on such re-

pair work as is necessary to makelitem safe and to recommend nee "in-struction wherever needed.

The cost of maintalnins the dyke.;has been growing heavier with earnsii.'eecdinfr year, as the proi.vti-.--

works have been extended. The dykeat Alameda and those south of thatpoint are now extensive. They have!not been subjected to very t verofloods, hut past experience with ii--

that we híiiJ her away for hertreatment.

I wish to ask you to Inform the

1'iirlslnn i"r Phono 17i.

Iiink Cloriotia 11,'fr. f'hone 4S2.

Attorney H. M. Douuhi-rt- of Socor-ro Is here on a lr, í luini'ns trl.

Miji. I!en I!lho of I.auunM was 11

vimtor In Hio city yi sterd.iyI.uki. K. .Mcdnfrey, hroth.r of A. 15

Mi iJuliey I here oil :i hrief himines

public that with the intimate acquaintance with the Allui'i'jeripie phy

Wallace Hcsscldcngeneral com it actor.

Figures and workmanship countWe guarantee more for your moncjtliun any other contráctil! , firm inAlbuquerque.Office at Hie Superior Mailing Mill.

PHONE 377.

sicians and surifenns I believe thatany one of tlio meiubeis of the lier

County .Medical aoriety couldvimt from RohwoII. perform the operation successfullyMr. nnd Mrs. Paul I. Dnlien of "The operation will be performed

I!, !, ti, wc-r- vlitoM here yeti rdny.Kiieata at the Alvarado hotel.

II E. Ittitlnrford of KIT Southliroitdway, hua returned from u lri, to river has proven that it will not ,., SIMON STERN

The Central Avenue ClothierWard's Store 1,11 Vi'ÜHM. In take i nances w ith the Mrcan.

rieepenlnn and straightening of tilchannel is expensive woik; dykiu? i

Itiilph I.'. Tlti:hell of Uih VeilJJ

here in Albu(tieriue, hy Albiupierouisurgeons. Aitu, I tu not believe tl.atany one of thP surgeons here wouldask a penny of th furd contributed isa fee. The mai T i f the bare opera-tion, or operations will not cost apenny.

"The expense will be for the nurse,the medicines and casts needed, andthe scientific appliances which thelittle Kirl l he ..leiged to voir.cost of keeping a. child in an orphan-age Is from $2(10 to $250 nnd up-

wards n year, where the child is not

.iM iii the city entorila y on luixinequite as expensive and the miller is

-- , Homer H. Ward, Mgr.one of the problems which the eiuuiywill have to meet sometime n the fu

Phone 20SIS Marido Ave ture. Some discussion has airea H- - leenClaud Hutto

Stenographer had as to the best means ol waia- -

LULL AT THE GOURTÍNEW TITLE HANDEDin ntly disposing of the flood problemA bond issue which would al!ov o1

Im for,. th( diHlrict court.lion. Cony T ltrown. the well

known Socorro mininir man. returnedhome l.iBt nlnht. after u short visitlure.

J.lKV Ir. i A Ahbott left hint nilhtfut Santa IV, where h. will attend theiriot-- t iiit; of the territorial HUin me'our t

I ir. ''harliti K. I.tikena, of th,- - NewMexico ('liildren'a Horn,. Hoeicty, left

and Notary Public the dyking of the entire rner 'hi, ng.ithe county has been proposed. This

HORSES CLIPPED j

WRIGHT'S RIDING SCHOOL!

315 W. Silver.however. Is not believed to he n

It is hoped that this year' work TO THE CHIEFSFOR DAYE117 1-- 2 W. ISold

Phone 898.will no' b'- as expensive as has In enthe case for several years past.ilu ..' 'Jim-- u

to critK A (oi.n lv oxk payOR TWOTake LAXATIVK UUOMO Quinine

Tablets. Druggists refund money if

Good Family Group PicturesCan be Made With

PORTER & NEFF'SRENT CAMERAS

it falls to cure. H. W. GROVK'S ig- -

Heads of Various Departmentsin Forest Service Will Here-

after Be Known as AssistantDistrict Foresters,

naturo is on each box. 2 He.

of

siek or neediiiK spi eial care. Thebaby Kill will be under our care atleast . year. K. n then sh" w ill notbe a for pleint; ill n home, asshe will need to learn to walk asihoiiKh she ere a bal. y just Ftartiim.II. r feet will need I be matsnfted nr.!developed. They are not growine atall now. I do not exuect the bare costof her treatment and care will be lessthan four hundred dollars. Thismoney must be provided.

"We are doiiiK a charitable work fit

the receivuiK home. Many little onescome under our care, some are sick,al! are without clolhitiK until we pro-

vide It, some must be kept n week,some a month, Honu limeR a little onmust stay in the home for severalmonths. To maintain this work wcmust have tho co-o- pt ration of human-ity lovlnif friends. , When We take a

special case lik this, demanding; anextra nuiNe, and extra care from thematron, the funds must be provided,and for this we have asked a Christ-mas Kilt from th people. They haveresnonilcd kindly, and while the en

Cooking utoi.fils and heating stovesPhone 435 220 W. Gold mawsa al cost. Wagner Hardware Co.

Judge Abbott DisposesSeveral Minor Mattersfore Going to Santa Fe

Supreme Court,More profession,".! vaudeville at the roil

luvt iiiulit for ItoHHill and otherPeeoa valley poilitK.

tin account of repnlra to the old OddI'ellow' hull the regular meeting ofAlamo lllv,. No. 1, I.. . T. M.. willnot he held tonight.

.Mar.ih..ll Kohlilns, of the New .le.v-ie- o

t'iuar company store, has left forSilver City, where he will occupy apoxltloii with the mam. i otu ern.

Teriiloilal Secretary Nathan Jaffaaa In the city yesterday moriilnii for

hi hour on lila way to Santa I'e fromKoxwell, hit,. h(. cpent the Chnat-m- a

holiday!.

Iittriet Attorney Hi o. S. Klock leftyesterday for Santa where lie willl.e for ev, ral days liefor the dintrlctcourt and atteinllns the tneetlriK ofiliHirict iiltorneyj.

i:caiin,. of the almeni e of u (piorum

According to a new ng in theGem theatre. United States forest service, which wag

sent out from Washington to take ef- -

FORESTERS WILLli'ect January 1, the chiefs of the varl-lou- H

district departments and theirwill have as their ofticial

title, "assistant district foresters."The assistant district foresters will

GREAT

erationBusiness will be dull at the Bern-

alillo county court house for a day ortwo while Judge Abbott Is in SantaSale!At Fe attending the jes-do- of thepreme court.

lietealt.-- I,,, known as "Associate ,"

with rank next to the forester,ADDRESS U.N.MYesterday the court overruled i nio-uii- o is tli,. chief officer of the district,

ti,,, assistant foresters will still continue to be under the direct super-vision of the forester and associatefon Mer.

j.

tire expense which will accrue is notin siuht yet, it will come. If It don'tthe Kirl will be Riven the best We cannet for her mi) how. Minnie musthave her feet.

"Physicians and turireons are oftenieritii iHed for not takliiK up these cases

i Ion for a new trial in the case ofMrs. Chlldcrs vs. F. A. Hubbell inwhich the Jury found a verdict forHubbell after plaintiff had withdraw aher case during the early part m tb"term. Judgment was prepared torHubbell ns rendered in the verdict.

A similar motion was overruled inthe case of Adolph Ullmann vs. theSouthwestern Brewery and Ice oni-pnn- y

and also in the case of JerdonBodgers vs. the Santa Fe railroadJudgment by default was given in thcase of Gross Kelly and Co. vs. Uto.W. Stubbs in the sum of $300.

alone without compensation. Where

Chamberlain s Cough Remedy Is avery aluable medicine for throat andlung troubles, quickly relieves andcures pain'ul breathing and a dang-erous sounding cough which Indicatesci igesttd lungs. Sold by all

the ii'itulai monthly meeting of thecity llhinty lio.iiil. which was to haveLoen held laHt nlKht, was poatponeduntil tu Nt .M uiday nlKht.

AUeiuioii Modern Woodmen! F.cku-la- r

meet ins of M. W. A. in tild I. I .

ti. I hall toiiiwht at 7:30 p. m.nnd otlur huaini of

t! to come la fon the lodxc. A

full attendance I desired. I'".

LoHe , consul.

There hcini; only n few days left e

thp 'uHterltiK-i- n orflcer arrives,it in necenHary that all metnhers of

there Is a home where they can Hivethe treatment the physicians oftentake the cases with no expectation of

United States Forest ServiceOfficials to Give InterestingLectures at Stated IntervalsThroughout School Year,

iiuv. 1 have often heard people criliel ho the doctors, however, for not Kiv-In- i-

mor of their time, w hich is theirllvniK, to cases of charity. I knowof such canes notr, hut the critics donot make any offer.ni;s themselves to FEE'SCompany i he preHent at the armory!

New pictures at the Gem theatre.

Saul ary I'liiiiihing & Healing Co. CANDY IS FRESHRepairliiK specialty. 10 SouthBroadway, l'lione 1 or 1119.

.EveryDayNew vaudeville nt the (;i.m theatre.

IS NOW IN FULL SWING. PAINTERS, PAPERHANG-er- s

and Carpenters are at woik on the building, There

is noise and paint and bustle of busy workmen while we

are converting our store into anplace of business,

In Order to Clear Our Counters ofAll WinterGoods, ', wquality Clothes, irrespective of the fact that woolens have

advanced 25 to 40 per -- ei t,

Anticipating the inciease, we contracted for large

ouartities cf roods long the new tariff law be-

came effective, thus ptotectiiig our customers as well

as ourselves. Hence, these rare inducements:

Men's ClothingIS nnd --' 2i.: and i7.r0 am! S30.00

suiii ami Orrol,i4 Soil nod v. ioif Hult-- i imd t)i'n-oali- t

$16.00 S20.00 $24.00All Goods Are Marked in Plain Figures.

l CL'. We have a Lupe line to select

Ul'MJIU

help them.'I am a graduate cf medicine my-

self. 1 know the ethics of the profes-sion and the spirit of the average doc-

tor, countinK his time as money.

There iH not a doctor in Albuquerqueor anywhere else that does not Klve

more to charity than any ten othermen.

Some day we hope to have a hospi-

tal for crippled clilMie.i. When w.. doIt will cost iiothiiit; fr the medicalcase, for nu.ie than one of our bestpractitioners have prolf.r.d theirs. rvice for (harity's sake. '

THE OLD

WALTON CORNER

As tho result of an arrangementcompleted recently between the UnitedStates forest service officials and Pres-

ident E. McQueen Gray, of the Uni-versity of New Mexico, technicallytrained foresters will give brief lec-

tures on forestry and kindred subjectsat the varsity on certain Mondays ineach month, the schedule to be an-

nounced ten days or two weeks beforethe lectures. The lectures will notconsume more than twenty minuteseach and will occupy the time here-tofore taken up hy scattering lectureson various subjects delivered by localand territorial men. By attending allthe lectures of forestry, varsityUndents will obtain a fairly accurateidea of the conservation methodswhich are being carried on by thegovernment at the present time in aneffort to preserve the natural re-

sources of the country for future gen-

erations.The lectures will begin nt 10:40 a.

V II I T EV A G O X S

slonal vaud-vil- le at the I WATCHES SILVERWAREMor" pl.ili(icm thca'ie

tonluht. There will be the usual drilland a company meetlnn nrterwards.(ieorite K. Wkkluim. captain.

A innn tr marrl.iKo Ilcemo ii issued yes.terday hy the county clerk were theIuIIowIiik: Candelaria ion.ales, hornin Mcndoaa, Arkontlne, South Amer-,t- ,

and Kulicti Moreno of Sandoval,this county; luahell Padilla and Josechaves?, y Apml iia: Sara (larda andAntonio Puran; Josefita M irtlne?. andJuan t'li:ipv.

The regular hi meetiiiBof AH'0iUei'iUe Aerie No. 1ÜJ. 1'rater-na- i

ludir of Katies, will he heldIn lied .Mens hall, at P. m

The newly elected ollicers "ill I"' In-

sta lied, and a lunch will he servedP'u atli míam e desired l!y older ofworthy president. Coral I". liolu l issecretary.

Stanley Cost, for soihe lime past in--

mi tr ot apprentices at the Hint l

shops, txpeets tu leave tonight forNewton, Kan , where he has heen pro-

moted to tin- - pi.silion of Santameehaiiic.il encmeer Mr Post hasnumerous friends in A Ihuitiiernue "ho

his dcpaiwire. and wish himcrv siieeess in tu low fill.! of ac-

tivity.1 V Scofi- - 1.1. auent for the North-

ern Pacific at Modlp, Wash., whichl. the way is turtror west than anyoil,,,- - railroad station in th,. country.

cost. WagnerBuilders' hardware atHardware Co.

Me at the tp rn th litre.New in.'

If ou need a carpintcr. telephoneII, plume 377.

MaynarclJEWELER

OPEN FOR BUSINESS

m. in Bodey hall on the dates men-- 'tinned below and will not be exclu- -

sivcly for varsity students, but t hegeneral public will be entirely wel-- .ivicil b Ulnas Jiu! :i and during this salecome to attend them. The schedule olTRE KOREA' TO CALLthe following. ii.:,:it:eos on well known standard goods; addresses for the coming t. w- - w eeksfollows: j

On January 31, "The Forestry Serv- - j

ice." by Mr. A. C. liingland.AM. MS Mt II AMI ll IH!w. SIIICTS Soft or atiff bosonis

AT MANILA80 Ccnls February 14.wlilolt rr- - :,; ..',1 f..t 51 hi :in jAll, lulioo sale 1'iii o

S. Fourth St., New Stern Block

PHONE 415National Forests.

"Fir, Prediction on- by Mr. 1". II. Clapp."The Indian ForestT. S. Woolsev. Jr

February 2,Al l. I V I'M II UN's In n. u r n. Fine Shirts; soft was in the eitv entcrday visitinu A. St. ( Service." hy Mr.

. .$1.25or K'i'f ln.(..iii., k hi. h uro h m f.ir Jl i0un f '.' Ml.iiilloii sad- - IV.- -

Mr. Woolsev spent considerable timeBritish India in UH'4 studying ex DIAMONDS CUT GLASSPersons Wishing to Attend

Phillippine Carnival in Febru-

ary May Sail on Fast Steamer,

tensively the existing forestry conui-lioii- s

in that country.

I lavs, chief el. ik to Santa Ce AnetitWilliam l'.alfour Mr. Seofield andMr lla are i. Irienils.

I vank Trotter, the i:roe. ryman, is.untitled to his home on North Fourth.tied wilh a l.a.Uv fra. turen shoulder,ih,. result ci un luddent Sunday af-

ternoon. Mr Troll, r was ridlnn; onNorth 1'outlh street en a laevele. whenl,e tolluied Willi a Wat. ill ilrilen I'V U

tiatsxp woman, remitting in the injuryto the man on the wheel.

A 1'. Will. I. who lias heena .t ' er and H'e l.usiness in

Chamberlain's Cough F.emedy Is nota common, every-da- y cough mixture.It Is a meritorious remedy or alltroublesome and dangt rous complica-tions resulting from cold In the head,throat, chest or lungj. Sold by allDrugs' ts.

Nothing Starts Your Blood to Circulating these cool morningslike a good American Block Coal fire. We have

The American Block CoalAZTEC FUEL CO. TELEPHONE 251

Extra Special for Boysloo I MVS KM l; i'AM M U A i , t.U.r. i i i . . t.,i.tiU(S from 12.50

One-Ha- lf Price

20 Per Cent Discount on all Paragon Trousers. Pricesranging $ $6. S6.50 and $7.00.

IT WILL PAY Y01 TO BUY NOW.

E. L. Washburn Company

cift. W.igncratC.irpc ntc r to, isHardware Co.

T?. & O. v iudeville team at the Vm

The Pacific Mail Steamship ' Kor-i-

s. !u dob-- t. l.ave San Francisco onJanuary 7. m.i make a special call atManila, in ot.or to provide a direct

for passengers who wish tovisit that citv during the Phillppinicarnival, whnh will take place Feb-ruary to It. inclusive. This infor-

mation was, received by The Morn in k

Journal est. r lay from General AgentW. C. MiCorraick. of the I'.utfic Ma:li.iiiii,iiii. wilh headquarters at F.!

l'aso.Th,. c iminc voyage "f the Korea

will be its th.rty-Mxt- h since it was'lunched. In addition to makingManila a port of call, it w ill call dur

(ialliip. and who has purchased an in-- ,

teresl 111 the SolllhWesI.ltl lileWerV H

1, ,. (ompanv lore has inoied hi fam- -

il from CaUup to Alh'i.i.iernue. andtin y will htni.tortii make their homo'in this cit. .Mr V,i-- l now tak- - up;

PURE FRESH BUTTER MILK

and GOLDEN JERSEY BUTTER

The Matthew Dairy & Supply Co.

ritiiü-.- .VClosirg (oj;t. Wag tor

sale oí c'ILinlwure

a. ti e part in the m i u. o;- - nieiit of tliClocal inJnstry t..im a I th . GB. A O.

theatre. TFT.FPHONF 4 in mmTil STRFFTliixi VOItTHni ce ü rwzi t rnI 'onolulu.

, Shanghaimild IU lUJ KV. ing the coming voyage atYokahama. Kobe. Nagasakiand Hong K. üg. EVERITT

Itoiii-- A; Oven-- , ciniiinoidv calledIt. .V (V. ilirouuh the reputation Hm--

lime tunde while working in tin- - ligg-- r

liou.-t- s la the ca.i. The patrón of;tlu- - .eni III sur I Im- - mnu-c- d in I

the good old w. A I

4he-- o liotn come heralded willi hil, ntatioi, tuina up. hi. and haic!a rrl ai;li.

to thoe who TAit tntvnmvN collar- - orn m w soth(TMIHY .Ol.I.XIt SHXPin OF-IHI-

TI1F PFKUFATIOV OK CTIlKU COMFOHT. DOKSVT OHCKTHEM. EITHER, AND LETS THETIE SI IP EASY. IMPERIAL LAWInY CO., PHONE II.

below. Waintr-

Cut 'cry at cen orll.vrdw are Co Leading JewelerWholesalers of Evr.r ythtns

LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA HIE DIAMOND PALACE . . . ..New pictures at ine Gem theatre. CENTRAL AVENUE

1