Albuquerque citizen. [volume], August 01, 1907, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

About Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909

Image provided by: University of New Mexico

                
ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN.
THVnSDAY, ArdrST 1, 1W7.
fags nvm.
E Native Green Corn
Ml
Green Chili
Bell Peppers
B Summer Squash
Green Beans
Wax Beans
Pole Beans
Tomatoes
Peaches
Plums
Oranges
Bananas
Strawberries
Cantaloupes
h Watermelons, etc
At
MALOY'Sl
riiimiiiiiii
OOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXJOOOOOOCXJCX'
Pleased People
Every Day at
Motel
GERMAN EMPRESS WILL '
E
AUTO
E
Collision of Cars Causes Her
to Taboo "Buzz
Wagons "
Beslin, Ger., August 1. Frighten
ed by an automobile accident which
occurred only a few feet in front
of where her own motor had stopped
the naisenn jumped out of her pow
er vehicle and resolutely refused to
07
THE K.VIsKltlX OF (JKUMAXY.
reenter, her chauffeur falling a car
riage in which her majesty rode to
the palace today.
The accident was in the nature of
a collision between two autos, both
of which were moving at mold spied.
The crash was a tremendous affair
and the occupants of both cars were
hurled out and badly bruised though
not fatally hurt
The kaiserin, alarmed only a few-
moments before by the sputtering of
the motor on her own car. which
her chauffeur Insists was nothing of
importance, witnessed the collision
Her own car was stopped by the
skillful chauffeur just before it reach
ed the accident, and in time to avoid
running into the wrecked cars.
Later In the day it was stated that
the empress hereafter will confine
herself to horses alone, and will not
trust to the "buzz wagons."
Are you looking tor somerning? Re
member the want columns of The
Evening Citizen are for your especial
benefit, it talks to the people and
they talk to you.
CRYSTAL THEATRE
Cor. Stcond SI. and Load Av.
MOVING
PICTURES and
1 RATED SONGS
riMW.it M:
ILLUS-
History of a I'uir of Trituscrs
I p-to-duto Studio.
Jilack Ib-auty.
llio i banner.
1 lobby and Ills Italloon.
Illut-k Xui-'.
h i i writ u rn mv.:
"Tell Moilu r 1 11 ! Then-."
"When the Harvest Moon K .sliiniii'
on i lie Kivt-r."
ool and i oniiortuhlc, I'lenly of Seal.
45 Minute of Ainust-im-nt.
lOc A c 1 m iHHion lOt;
FAIR WILL SURPASS IN
EINE RACING
EVENTS
Program For Territorial Meet
Is Best Ever
Arranged.
The busiest persons In Albuquer
que these days are tne oincmis n
the Territorial Fair association, tmlly
ii mass or correspondence is coming
In and Manager Hubbs and Secretary
Stnnim are beginning to experience
the real difficulties of projecting a
big event such as a territorial fair.
The offices of the association fire lo
cated in the Whiting block where a
stenographer Is employed to write
letters in connection with th fair
business. Gradually the details of
the fair are being arranged and there
Is no doubt that the program for the
week will be the most attractive yet
provided at any territorial fair.
The racing events promise to Op ot
an unusually high order. The hand
some purses offered, aggregating $S,
foiil In all, have caused a great num
ber of horsemen to write for entry
blanks. The racing schedule Is as
follows:
TIlC ltlKTH.
Tuesday, October S Purse Xo. 1:
17 pace. (Stake race). fl.noo.
Wednesday, October ft. Purse No.
2:0 trot. (Stake race). $1,000.
Thursday, October 10. Purse No.
2:13 pace, (Stake race). 1,000.
Krldav, October 11. Purse No. 4:
25 pace, $500.
JSaturdav. October 12. Purse No
Free-for-All pace. (Stake race),
$1,000.
Purse No. 6: 2:30 trot. $500.
The A. T. & S. F. railway will re
turn horses free to points or ship
ment on their road In California. New-
Mexico. Arizona. Colorado and Kan
sas, also El Paso. Texas.
Trotting mill Pacing Conditions,
All trotting and pacing to be in
harness, mile heats, best 3 In 5, and
governed by the rules of the Ameri
can Trotting association, or which
we are members.
Management reserves the right to
declare off any races that have not
ieen started by 4 p. m. on the last
dnv of the meeting.
.Money aiviueu ou, zd, is ana xw
Per cent.
Entries to close September 14.
19n7: 5 per cent to accompany entry
ind 5 per cent additional from all
money winners.
Horses distancing the field will re
ceive first money only.
Heats in each day's races will be
alternated. Itlght reserved to change
program, or declare off any race not
filling satisfactory. Entries In races
so declared off may be transferred to
any class to which they are eligible
Kaces will be called at 2 p. m
harp. The management reserves the
lent to start earlier.
Applications for stabling must be
made to the secretary, stating the
number to arrive.
No stable guaranteed except to
horses that are entered.
Entry blanks mailed on appllea
tlon.
Three or more running races each
d.iv.S per cent of purse taken from
monev winners.
In running races no entrance fee
will be charged.
Ha-' I tall Tournament.
That the base ball tournament will
be a rousing success Is a foregone
conclusion. Already the best ball
teams of the southwest h-ive applied
to enter, being attracted by the big
prizes offered and the honors at
stake. Cltv Attorney M. K. Hickey
has been appointed superintendent
of the base ball department.
As usual there will be a big Mon
te.uma ball during f;i i r week and J
H. o'ltielly. who had charge of this
feature last year, will likewise have
charge of the arrangements this year,
The mining features and exnitms
will bo under the direction of J. 1
Mclaughlin, whose authority on mln
ing subjects qualifies him f.r the re
sponsible position.
Manager Hubbs yesterday received
i communication from Major 11. H.
Hemlersliot, who with his son. com
pose a fife and drum team inai nas
gained a national reputation In its
particular Held. Tney render pa
triotic music and present some
novel features in fife and drum play
ing. This team will most probably
be here as one of the show attrac
tions. A dozen other show features
have entered into negotiations In re
gard to coming here at their own ex
pense and from the present Indica
tions the theatrical features oi me
fair will be lively and varied.
HOTTX ARRIVALS.
Alvarudo.
W. C. Wood, Meridian, Conn.; E.
C. !wenhart, Denver; F. H. Rede-
will. Ft. Havard; Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Martin, Purcell, I. T.; T. W. Mitchell.
Omaha; B. V. Phelps. Topeka; F. T.
Woodard. Trinidad; Robert J. Stem,
San Francisco; -Mr. aim .irs. n. w.
Mann, New- York City; J. Johnson,
Chicago; W. C. Wheeler, Wichita;
L. l!. Venard, Denver.
Klurficw.
A. S. Smith, Denver; J. A. Lamb,
Chicago; David Farr, Mag-dalena; A.
M. Vaughn. Richmond, Va.; Jonn
Rattan, Dallas; K. C. Schm.lt t, St.
Joseph, Mo.; A. J. Rickerts, Cincin
nati; D. P. Stokes, Denver; en juu
ler, Denver.
CraJgc.
K. H. O'Brien. St. Liouls: F. Hart
sheim. Kansas City; Mrs. W. L. Law.
I .a Joya, N. M ; R. H. Dessel, tl
l'aso.
Savoy
C. Thomas. Detroit; C. C. Whelan,
Topeka; J N. Cassity, Topeka; J.
Brown, Colorado Springs; C. L..
Brown, Helen.
Grand Central.
11. A. Graves, Dos Angeles; M. F.
Glenn. Los Angeles: N. H. Cramer,
I-is Vegas: V. P. Wells, Ias Vegas;
L. Maxwell. Las Vega-s; W. E. King,
F.l Reno, okla.; J. D. Glannlgan, Las
Vegas.
New Metropolitan.
Mr. ami Mrs. K. A. Brooks. Boono,
Iowa; Miss Mary Hayes, E'.khatt,
Indiana.
The Mcintosh Browns anil tlx
Cimarron Swastikas at Traction Park
saiurduv at 3:110 o'clock ami Sunday
at : o'clock.
o
Hear the Imperial Quartet at skat
ing rink Thursday nignt. Admission
including skates. 25c. Ladies, free.
Card signs, "Rooms Tor Rent."
'Board." etc.. for sale at the office of
I The Evening Citizen.
WAGON WHEEL PASSES
OVER OLD MAN'S
HEAD
lis Jaw Broken and One Ear
Torn Off by the
Accident.
While driving down a rough Incline
In TIJeras canyon at 6 o'clock yes
terday morning. Manuel Carcia, a
well known resident of Albuquerque,
whose home is at 909 Mountain road,
bevame dir.zy and fell from his wag
on and was run over by the heavy
wheel, which broke his Jaw and al
most severed an ear from his head.
Garcia was brought as quickly as
possible to this city and placed in
tit. Joseph's hospital, where he was
successfully operated upon by Dr. V.
U. Hope. The patient is resting easy
today and his condition Is gradually
improving. On account or his ad
vanced age It was at first thought
that he might not rally from the
shock of his injuries, but his condi
tion today Indicates that he will re
cover.
Jose Grlego. a nephew of the in
jured man, who was walking a short
distance behind the wagon In which
his untie was riding, saw the acci
dent and rushed to the rescue. He
dragged the old man from under
the wheels to a place of safety.
Luckily the horses made no attempt
to run away or Garcia might have
become tangled up in the wheels and
bn subjected to a violent death.
After (the accident the team stopped
of Its own accord.
Garcia has 'been subject of late to
spells of dizziness such as the one
which took possession ot him when
he fell from the wagon. The road
In the canyon where the accident oc-
cured is extremely rougii and It was
due to his head coming Into contact
with a Jagged rock thai his ear was
torn off. on account of its fright
fully lacerated condition the remains
of the ear had to be amputated.
Garcia was unconscious for some
time after his fall. He has many
friends in the vicinity of the canyon
and they lost no tiniu li. making the
old man as comfortable as possible.
He was put into a spring wagon and
brought to this city, hij nvrhtfw, Jose
Grlego, being one of three who ac
companied lilni. Mr. Garcia has
many friends and relatives in this
city and Is a well knouii citizen of
Albuquerque.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
Market letters received by F. J.
Graf & Co., brokers, room 37 Barnett
building, Albuquerque, N. M., over
their own private wires.
Summary of Conditions.
New York, August 1. Americans
in London steady,
to
above
parity.
Rank of England rate remains at
4 per cent.
London market generally heavy
v Consols losing all the recovery
of
Wednesday.
H. H. Rogers will be at his office
today.
Harrlman dividend meetings to
day. Erie dividends not expected until
latter part of the month.
Canadian Northern earnings for
June net increase of $119, unit and for
twelve months, Increased $1160,3(10
Pennsylvania earnings for June net
all lines increased $634,400 and for
six months Increased $1,217,600
Pennsylvania earning 12 per cent
on its stock in spite of its higher op
crating expenses.
First hearing of public service trac
tion inouiry today
Canadian Pacific statement for
twelve months indicates fourteen per
cent earned on common
Fair demand for stocks In loan
crowd with Erie notlcvably scarce.
Price of copper is slowly receding.
London stock exchange closes Sat
urday and Monday -
Strength of money market feature
In Important- cent! all . uvur the
world.
$11,779,100 short fours still out
standing.
Twelve Industrials declined .99
per cent.
Twenty active railroads declined
1.1 J per cent.
New York Stock
American Sugar 120
Amalgamated Copper MS
American Smelters 1 1 1
American Car Foundry 4 2s
Atchison com 91 Ti
Anaconda f3
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 56 '
Baltimore and Ohit 97 ha
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Chicago Great Western .
Erie com
Iouisville and Nashville .
Missouri Pacific
Mexican Central
National Lead
New- York Central
.1754
. . 30
, . 11
,. 23kt
, . 1 1 1
. . 73
. . 20 V
. .111
Norfolk
Ontario and Western 36
Pennsylvania 122
Reading com 101
Rock Island com 21V
Southern Pacific fc9
St. Paul 131 V6
Southern Railway 19
I'nion Pacific 142Va
1T. H. S 35Vs
1. S. S. pfd 100 V
Greene Cananea in
Shannon 1 fi
Calumet ami Arizona 161
old Dominion 41
Copper Range 76 Vi
North Butte il
Cliloasro I.l.otcM-k.
Chicago, August 1. Cattle receipts
4.0O0. Market steady. Reeves $4.401
7.50; cow s $ 1.40 fi .1.20 ; heifers $2.40
til 5.40; calves f r.5U4i 7.0o; good to
prime steers $5.80 fj ".5(1; poor to
medium $4.fn ft 5.75; stockers und
feeders $2.60 ft 4.90.
Sheep receipts 12.000. Market
steady. Western $3.50 Ii 5.6.' : year
lings $B.imi. 6.60; lambs $ 5.50 Ij 7.30;
weMern $5.50 H 7.65.
Kansas City Market.
Kansas Ciiy. Auajust 1. ':ittle re
cipis 5.1010. Market steady. South
ern steers 3.40 f$ 4.io ; southern cows
12. a'cii 3.4H; stockers and feeders
t'i.'xiU h.2l: bulls $2.fi"'(i 4. '01; cal
ves $3.75 'it 6.110; western steers $4.00
C(l 5. 81); western cows $2.75 '(t 7.40.
Sheep receipts 'lion. Market steady.
Muttons $5.1!5ii 7. On; lamM td.o'n
7.4o; ranee wethers $ 5. 75 'n 6 .25 ; fed
ewes $4.50f 5.50.
St. I,oiiU Wool Market.
St. I,ouis, August 1. Wool steady:
unchanged.
CURRY INAUGURATION
THURSDAY, AUG.
EIGHT
New Governor Will Have Full
Sway and Is Now En
Route to New Mexico.
Washington, D. C. August 1.
(Special.) George Curry, new gover
nor of New Mexico, will leave Wash
ington for New Mexico tonight. He
will proceed to Koawell and on next
Wednesday will arrive in Santa Fe.
It Is understood that arrangements
for his Inauguration have been made
for August , or one week from to
day. The Interview between Governor
Curry and President Roosevelt was
entirely satisfactory to Inith. The
new governor comes to New- Mexico
with full authority to act as to him
seems best.
Moreover, It Is stated here, he will
have direct and personal charge of
the Investigations now In progress In
New Mexico and will take such ac
tion as he may deem for the best
interests of the people of the terri
tory. Governor Curry spent some time
today at the department of the inter
ior. SMALL BLAZE AT
The fire department at the shop
was called out at 12:20 today, on
account of a slight blaze in the round
house.
Some workmen were heating the
tire ot an engine with a gasoline ap
paratus used for that 'purpose, when
a bundle of waste caught lire, and
owing to a draft from the window.
the blaze spread to a post, the soot
rrylng the tire to the ceiling.
The company t:m cepartinent un
der the aide direction of Foreman
McCallum, turned a stream on the
roof, quickly extinguishing the blaze.
Aside from severaJ charred rafters
no damage was done, and the los
will not exceed $25.
The city fire alarm was sounded
with unusual vigor on the part ot
the engineer at the waterworks ai
caused considerable excitement tot
time. "SHE USED AN AX"
SAYS COMPLAINANT
Upon the complaint of Mis
Kduviga Sandoval, of Second street,
Maria Martinez was arraigned this
afternoon before Justice of the Peace
George Craig on a charge of usins
abusive language and attempting Ij
ussault the plaintiff with an ax. The
defendant made a sweeiping denial of
the whole affair In the face of the
detailed testimony of the complain
ing witness and her daughter. Mie
even denied being aciuai:it-'il ,v:t:i
Mrs. Sandoval, w ho is a next do
neighbor, except to the extent of
pa.sslng the time of day. The reason
for the allaged assault was not made
clear by the evidence. The defend
ant was put under a $100 bond.
MORERLEY CHARGED
WITH FORGING PASS
AV. A.
ploye of
Moberly. formerly an em
the Santa Fe. was arrested
yesterday
by Special officer Hen Wil
liams of the Santa Fe, on the charge
of forgin? a railroad pass. Moberly
had a pass lrom Kansas Cltv to San
Marclal, X. M.. :;nd he added llio
words, "and two" to his name on
the pass and so attempted to gain
free transportation for two compan
ions. Moberly waived examination
in Justice of peace court this morn
ing and was bound over to the grand
Jury under a $l'5o bond.
PLAINTIFF SAYS TOWN
RUINED HIS HOUSE
A McKlnley county suit entitled
James A. Wells vs. the town of Gal
lup, was tiled In the district court
today. The plaintiff alleges that the
town cut a ditch in the vicinity of
certain ot his property and that the
water was wrongfully permitted to
overflow his property, doing damage
to foundations of a house, to out
buildings, etc., to the extent of mak
ing the place uninhabitable. The
plaintiff therefore asks Judgment for
$1,000 against the town together with
Interest and costs of the suit. K. W.
Hobson is the attorney for the plain
tiff. JAPANESE SURROUND
KOREAN BARRACK
Seoul, Korea, August 1. At 10
o'clock last night the Japanese troops
surrounded the K"r-an baracks afw-r
an Imperial proclamation had been
issued disbanding the Korean army
composed of several thousand men.
The outlets from the Korean army
barracks are guarded by machine
guns. The empi-ior's body guard will
not be disbanded.
I :nilors-il liy iliu County.
"The most popular remedy in Otsr
Ko county, ami the lust friend of my
family," writes Win. M. Uletz. editor
and publisher of the Hscko Journal,
'Iliu rtsvllle. N. Y.. "in Iir. King's
New Idscovcry. It lias proved to be
an infallible cute for coughs and
(olds, making t-hori woik of the
worst of them. W'e always keep a
bottle in the house. I believe it to
be the most valuable preseription
known for lung and throat diseases."
Guaranteed to never disappoint the
taker, by all druggists. I'rice 5uc and
$1.00. Trial bottle free.
Uur ItOl 4.it iiT orn oon's have
to be washed over. Imperial Laun
dry Co.
W. o. PATTERSON
li-srtsry find Uoarcliny ttil iIl-h
3I1.3I3 Wct-t Kilter Avenue. Teleplione
ALUlortJtQlE, VEW MEXICO.
WILL ALBUQUERQUE BID
Commercial Club Will Decide
on Matter at Tonloht's
Meeting.
An Important and Interesting
meeting will be held at the Commer
cial club tonight for the purpose of
considering further the matter of se
curing the meeting of the national Ir
rigation congress for Albuquerque in
190S. All Interested in the develop
ment of the Rio Grande valley and
the general progress of this section
of the country are urged to be pres
ent. At the meeting for the same pur
pose Monday night, Col. R. E. Twlt
chell, of the legal department of the
Santa Fe railroad, and a member of
the national Irrigation congress for
eight years, addressed the flub In an
eloquent manner and stirred up a
great deal of dormant enthusiasm for
the Industrial possibilities ot tins
section. Col. Twite-hell will speak
again tonight and present further
facts about this region and explain
more in detail what such a congress
would mean In the development of
the territory. Others also will speak
and present new Ideas on the sub-
'ect. The meeting Is of a public or
der, all farmers, merchant and oth
ers interested m seeing llie city ami
territory develope along modern
lines are urged to attend to partici
pate In a general discussion of the
subject and hear some able speeches.
The meeting Is at H o'clock tonight at
the Commercial club.
LITTLETON iWTLL BE
THAW'S ATTORNEY
New York, August 1. Martin W.
Littleton, of Brooklyn, has been, se
lected by Harry K. Thaw to conduct
Thaw's next trial on the charge of
killing Stanford White.
Polishes and dressings for black,
tan. brown, white, pinK, blue and
gray shoes at C. May's Shoe store,
314 West Central avenue.
Eastman Kodaks
Supplies Finishing for Amateurs. 1
loan Kodaks free.
HAW LEY
On the Corner
The Leading Stationer.
Consult a Reliable Dentist
l ull Set of Teeth
Gold lilllng $1.50
Gold Crow. is
$8
up
,.$e
.50c
Painless Extracting.
ALL WO UK
AMSOMTTFLY GCAU
ANTKED.
1KS. COPl and PETTIT.
KOOM 12. X. T. Alt.MIJO It LOG.
TTXIXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXIIXXT
U nil r-arjia n
I
Beauty Parlors
3 120 South Fourth St.
3 Hair Dressing Fcial Massafe
3 Shampooing Electroloslf
Scalp Treatment Manicuring
M Children's Hair Culling
S We manufacture all kinds
W of Lndies' Hair Goods. Com
H plete line of Switches, Pompa
H dour?, Puffs, Wigs, etc.
JJ We carry a complete line
y of Alleen Rerg's Celebrated
X Creams and Tonics, which are
a especially prepared for this
climate. Your patronage Is re
spectfully solicited.
M
h Mr. and Mrs. James Slaughter,
g Proprietors
XXXXXl
Your Credit is Good
with
E. M AH ARAM
Clothe your family on $1.00
per week
0 10 Wt Cmntrml
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace, Precinct No. 12
ALBUQUKRQUK, M. M.
Notary Public
Collections made at Korber Building 124
N. Second Street From 9 to 12 a. m.
and 2 to 4 p. m.
Residence 723 N. Fourth St.
The Albuquerque
Hatters
Hats Cleaned and Blocked In
any Stylo Panamas a Spe
cialty ClotiUng steam
Cleaned and Pressed. Ex
pre Orders Attended to
Promptly.
Corner
3rd St. & Cold Ave.
Phone S80.
WE FILL
PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT
At Consistent
Prices
Where to Dine Well
Santa Fe Restaurant
Open Day and Night.
Meals at all Hours. First Class Service Private
Dining Rooms in Connection. Fresh Lobsters
and Blue Point Oysters Received Daily. - - k
Under Savoy Hotel
C. E. SUNTAAGG Proprietor
tXOOX3O0X3OX3X)OO
Convenience - Comfort - Security
The telephone makes the
duties) lighter, the caret less
and the worries fewer.
TOU NELB A TEIiEPnOVE IX TOUR IIOMB
THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO.
FLY" SCREENS
Door screens as strong; as an ordinary door at prices that defy
eastern-made screen doors in both strength and price. Window
screens that are as strong as a door at 7 cents per foot at ths
SUPERIOR PIuAISTING mij7
SEE OUR NEW BRICK BUILDING
!WDOfKftXX0OCOOttO
HENRY'S
Cleaning and Pressing Works
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes, Cleaned,
Pressed and Repaired. Goods Called for
and Delivered. Out-of-town Orders Given
Prompt Attention
LET US CALL FOR YOUR CLOTHES
MRS. ROSE
109-1 1 1 w.
California
Excursions
Every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday during
June, July, August
and September ::
Return Limit Nov. 30
Extremely Low Rates
Los Angeles and Return $35
San Diego, Coronado and Will
Return $35
San Francisco and Return $45
Get
Full Particulars
T. E. PURDY, Agsnt
Safety of the Checking Account
When you pay your bills by check, you carry no money
on your person, it is net necessary. Your money is safe in
the Hank.
You can write out a check for the amount you wish to
pay you check against your money in the Hank.
Your check book is of no value to anyone The checks
you issue are good only to the party to whom they are made.
We offer exceptiona' facilities for both large and small
accounts.
We solicit your account.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $200,000
Citizen Want
B. RUPPE
203 WEST RAILROAD AVE
NUE NEXT TO BANK OF
COMMERCE. j j j j
The telephone pr
roar health, prolong your Ufa
and protects your home.
HENRY, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Silver, Rear Savoy Hotel. Tel. 480
From
Ads for Results