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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1907.
CIIHflAV I Al'f IC
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Traction company, followed with
brief but very clertr argument to show
the court that It ha no Jurisdiction,
arid IhHt the proper place to bring
jth action 1 In the district court.
Interesting; I'llllll.
Probably th moat interesting point
brought out in the hearing yesterday
before Judge Craig, was that by Mr.
Field, In which he brought to the at
tention of the court the chapter of the
New Mexico laws of 10 7. relating to
malicious prosecution. While there
haa been no desire or attempt on the
part of any one to attribute Improper
motive to the three business men
w tin have Instituted the present ac
lions, and while thera la, on the ron
Irary, very general satisfaction With
the fact that the matter ha been re
solved from a bunch of rumora Into an
WAGE WAR
i IB
to Establish That
journal is a Live Newspaper
Publishing Every Day in the
Year,
civilisation hall not run. It la In con-i
!,.., it. .n e.u. lot. up itmpminls t
inora and statements irom oiner quar
ters of a mure or ''"" threatening na-
Iture to the effect that ir saloons nave
close In Albuquerque on Sunday,
the newr-f.ai.rrs. street cara, telephones
II I V.-t,J,,Anl Cr.rufiHiaml other necessities of a modern
Healing I coiciuaj wiiijf ovi.vm (.iv.Mxtlon
MrtrniniT
IVIUI llMifai lt)Ht lri(. Introduction of the malicious
prosecution siatute Into yeaterilay a
hearing becomes distinctly interesting.
The Morning Journal hit been ad
vised that It la not In violation of the
New Mexico blue law to Issue a news
I ni 1 11-r on Sunday, and that it la not In
violation of that la tu perfoi in the
lubor necessary to Issue both a Kun
dv truirning und a . Monday morning
uner. The Morning journni la
mx:vr:z:mK hand organized
TO FIGHT BLACKMAILERS
INTERESTING FEATURES
OF PRESENT AGITATION
Definite Results Likely to Fol
low Actions Instituted Be
fore Judge CraiV-A New
Law Bobs Up.
New Mexlco'a more or lcs famous
Sumluy law waa started on II way
Into the court yeaterilay. hut It didn't
act very far. The proceeding before
Justice of he Peace, t'raig during the i
afternoon only went about fiir enough
to thin conclusively that the Morn
ing Journal i a Uve newspaper, puli
liehing a paper every day in the year.
each and eicry one of the three bum
ness men placed on the stand unhesi
tatingly testifying that they were sub
scribers and that lhey got the paper
every morning, ruin or alilne. Sunday
or Monday, without fail.
The proceeding, which went over
until :80 o'clock thla morning, to a
low rounael for Hit prosecution to find
out aomethlng about the caae, came up
on summonses Issued by Judge Crai
Saturday on complaint a follow:
Henry Weaterfeld, cigar dealer,
galnat the Morning Journal, alleging
the Journal I'litillahlng company to
have committed the crime of laboring
on Hunda). November Hth.
I.ee M. Fee agaliiat the Albuquerque
Traction company, dunging the cor
poration with the aame crime.
M. L. Schult against the Colorado
Telephone company, chaiglng thai
corporal ion with the aame offence.
W. H. í'hlliler waa to have ap
peared for the complainant, but he
had to go to Santa Ke, and turned the
caae owr to W. I'. Heucork. who.
when he came Into court, aiibt that. he
waa nut prepared to proceed lo an
l.iw polnla Involved.
Attorney Neill II. Field appeared for
- Ihe Morning Journni
Attorney A. H. McMlllen appealed
for the Trncllou company and the
I'olurailo Telephone company
All vidente taken waa In an at
tempt by Allome Heacock to proie
I luit the Morning Journal was clreu
laied in Alhtiquerque on Sunday.
AmIiI from the fail thai nil Ilia wit
nesses got the paper. Mr, lleacoik did
But get very far. F.ai h of the three
com plaining wltnenses. Meaara. Wea
terfeld, Fee and Shutt. were placed
on the etanil ami testified to finding
the Morning Joiirt.il on their door
atepa each morning In the ) i'.ir at the
moderate rale of sixty rents per
month.
Mr. Field, in ci oHS-rxumlnatlon.
nought to bring -till the motive fur the
present ucflol.n. aeekillg derilillel to
learn whether or not ita Intent waa
to enforce the Sunday law or whether
ll waa to make the Sunday law odloua
and Impede Ha enforcement. In lhl
connection the following ierb.il I in t.-s-tlinony
of Mr. 1.. M. Fee la Inteieal
Ing. Mr. IWs Testimony.
J Have you joined the movement
to make the Sunday law odious In till
community 7
A. Nil to make it odloua.
y To hae it enforced agalnet I he
thing that the people think they hake
a right to have in order thai it may
not be enforced against thoae thing
which the people think they have not
li light to have? I that It?
A. -I think. I reel that the Sunday
li i odious to me, to my business,
nnd If I aee another party taking the
people money on thai day. I nm
ii union to have me of It, to have
my part of It.
IV Vour purpose, however, I not
lo i n use the Sunday law to be cn
torcc.l. but in get the right to vh.lule
the Sunday law yoiiraelf?
A Welt, I tee'l that I would like to
have it light to violate the Sunday law
if It la n violation.
J You have no Mia that you and
your swot late III bt ble lo atop
the publication of the Morning Jour
nal, ilu youT .
A I don't know. We are going lo
Big Force of Detectives to
1 ii ..i r r tl.i
nuiu uuwn uang inm nds
Terrorized Italian Colony in
Chicago. "
ITALIAN S TO RELIEF PLAH
PUZZLES
STREET
THE JAFFA
GROCERY CO.
Good Things to Eat.
(By MuruUg JearaaJ ftaaelal lAssed Wlr )
Chicago, Nov. 1. The White Hand
aoclety, organized yesterday to com
bat the "black hand" band which
en-I have terrorized the Italiana of t'hl-
lltelv atifif"1 of Ita right to publlah ' ror Veara. todav received pledges
on Sun.liiy anil on Monoay wunuui a lr, 000 from w(.Hthy member of
popaime llHiaillill UI III, jur. nn mo
Traction company 1 probably . well
aatifcfied of lla right to operate atreet
car nnd the Telephone company of
lla right to operate a telephone ex
change The Morning Journal la going right
along publishing a newapaper every
day In the year and la not concernen
at all, ao fur a till newapaper I con-
crned, by the present action or any j
otuer action on tne punuay law.
Hut In connection with the numer
Ihe local Italian colony. The money
la to be naed In organizing a force of
several acore of apt-clal detective w ho
will be employed In ferreting out the
serreta of the blackball.! organiza
tion in thla city.
The private police department will
lie uirei leu uy 11 t 'nil ill ill rr in ii-iii.r .
...u.. ...Ill l.j. ul,.f.tj.,l t .tni'f Thia'
boíl, it 1 claimed, bus ulrady drawn
up lista and ordered the arrest of 11
iilnckiiand leader. otlicial of the
While Hand anaert Hint there are four
FIRST EFFECT OF THE
s BOOST IS GALVANIC;
- i
. Pause to Wonder What the'
ftffiM if fha Ü0orinrt Will'
I fltVl V I Llt I I vUV UVII Villi i q
Be-The Markets, Ú
ll to.
U It la your purpoae tu try and
teach Ihe people of A IbuqUi I que tll.it
if J "li i ii ii not si ll i lo in candy on
.'unil.ij. ur have the right to n il (hem
c.unl on Sunday. Ih.it )ou will tr
end i.op I lo in fi nm publishing a pa
per on Sunday or from taking a i.ir
1 1 il on Sunday; la that It?
A. I think If Ilia law look upon
my mirk as utilices. u labor. Ilia:
I sltinitd hae the aame allow a the
tent to prove that they are lining uu-nri-eii-aty
Inbur.
V 11 oii ere allowed lo ecll
.iiil. are peifectiy willing thai
thi' -i,,, tí!, I li.ivi- a oooiiiiig paptr and
hne Ihe iikIiI to i ide on the aireei
ji '
I h.ie le i -n. li-niioiia sctuplea
' ii I1 c t,, in busini ss on Sun-
i-mu stfileioeiila which hove been made halloa
m.t ioiIv with reference lo the i itrn-1 w
lug Journal, hut to the treet cara,
telephone, new atanda. ami
other linea of bualnea and labor
which may or may not come under
the term of the New Mexico Sunday
law, the following aectloll from the
New Mexico law of Hill" liecomea
very Interesting. It I given In full
below :
Chapter CI, Seaaion lJA of 1907:
' An act to repeal aectlon J241.
34.711. 344U end 344 7. of the compiled
law of New Mexico of IHHT. and for
other purpose. H H, No. 7U, ap
proved March 20, 107.
"He 11 enacted by the legislative as
sembly of the territory of New Mex
ico: "Section I. That ection 1 24 1, 34 3i.
3440 and 3447. of the compiled law of
17, he and the name are hereby re
pealed. "Section 2. If any peraon hall mali
ciously procure or attempt to procure
an indictment, or olherwla (a us,, or
atlempt to cause a criminal charge to
he preferred or prosecuted against an
Innocent petaon. he ahall, upon con
viction thereof be punished by a fine
of not eaa than fifty dollar ttMUid)
nor more than ll.nnO. or by Impris
onment In Hie county Jail for not more
than six months, or by both audi fine
and Imprisonment.
"Section 3. I'pon the trial of any
criminal case whenever the court or
Justice of the peace shall be satisfied
that any such case ha been Insti
tutes! maliciously or without probable
cause, ihe court may in ita discretion
tax the cost therein against the proa
M'tiling witness, hi w hich event such
witness ahall aland committed until
mu h mat be fully paid.
"Meet Ion 4. All acts and part of acts
In conflict herewith are hereby re
pealed and llrla net shall he In force
and el feet from and alter lla passage.
rpon the bnal of the "If-I-hut-up-you-have-to-shut-up-tio"
people, this
law paaaed by Ihe last legislature be
come of decided Interest. According
to some of the foremost lawyer In
Neiv Mexico I lie w ord neceaslly, its
used In the New Mexico Sunday law.
has been construed very broadly hj
ma iv court, and it may or may not
be possible to prove that a new aland,
or a candy store, or a barber shop,
etc. come under the ban. And In Ihe
S.1I..IS way prosccul lona to i lose one
kli il of business because another kind
haa been closed, may or may not come
uiu'er Ihe provision of the tualicioii
priKcctition act. An ha been said.
Mu e la no (llsinnlli.iii in unv quarter
to lind fault Willi the business men
whi made the complaints In the ac
tions now pending hefoie Judge
t'n ig. Their uction will probably re
sult finally in shedding a good ileal of
light on the situation It seem to be
fat ly well established that an act like
the New Mexico Sunday law will le
enl .ried Just about us far aa public
sci Intent demands it enforcement. If
public si i.i lineiit demanda that saloons
ami gambling halla, pool rooms, eir..
he. closed on Sunday, they are vcl y
llke'iy to he closed und to remain
i'IimiI. If public sentiment goes ful
fill r and demand that cand stores
and clg.ir stores, barber shops and all
amus nit-nla be closed oil Mindiiy.
thus things wilt be closed. And If
public sentiment demands the closing
iliniii of new spnpcr. strei't cars and,
telephones, they also may lie closed, j
I lie action now pending la expected to
hate a healthy effect on Ihe situation,
w halever the oulcome. Judge I'uiig la
expected to determine the question of
the Jurisdiction of hi t our! thi
riling, after which the further prog
ress it the matter will be detm milled
I By Maraiag JtmrmM SpeeiaJ Leased VTlrs
New Vork, .Nov. is. The hrat tl-0
Mo Mi J jiBM aupids opjJloU!i!V qi !
led on the, stock market of the Lulled j
States government relief plan was gal-.
vsnlc, aendlng price jumping nom
one to four point over yesterday's
closing level throughout th list. The
nt'le. nriivMii t.i be the hiimefil of the
day und the hist rush to buy gave'
place to a languid and Indifferent de- J
maml which uilowed pricea to slip!J
buck. This actual effect of the pro-;
pu.ied offer of 1 100. 000,000 of the gov- '
ernment notes bearing 3 per Cera In- 4
teiest was partly offset by the unie-;f
what formidable evidence of the ex-
tent to which general business activity
had already been curtailed by the ilia-,
location of exchanges and the currency j
lamine. Financial authorities in New i
Vnrk bunking district were by no
mean agreed us to the probable do-
of the blrtckhand In Chicago
a membership of 4:1. 1 h.--y pie-,mand for the government' notes upon
diet the spicily arrest of all t hese whlch the success of that portion of.
I .... I- 'PI,.. Iu,.u V.. .,... ,,f I lit. I.I ...... .1.1 n.,,nll'...ll,
tnanv iiie tni' ... .... iiutr fijiiii ui irnii n "inn ninuiivij
l mal K ns iil was recen i-u loony o un" iliinxs, uut tne t.ici tiiai -inose noies
wlf.'of rr. C. Volovlnt. who hail prev- would not circulate ax i-urreucy was1
IoiihIv refused to comply w ith the in-aaiiled on the whole with satiafuo- i
Hi ins of blackmailing letters and had tiun. a there is undoubted growth of
nptilied to the police fur protect Ion. olicltude over w har may be the sec-, 5
Themissive of the woman was simply j miliary effects of the large Injection J
trie worn " ilea in cnppeu irum ine tnat is lietnc made inio im nun nun
death notice column of a newspaper, currency under the emergency re.
Heneath thla was written K I'er Vol
(This for you .
NEW DEATH TEST IS
REGARDED AS ABSOLUTE
Hnillouraplis round Id Id- Hie I'lnul
I 'roof Wlii-n Life Is cviinit.
Paris, Nov. IX. A new death test,
which absolutely precludes the possi
bility of burial olive, ha been ills
covered at Ihe IVArbouslere hospital.
In this city. Kxperlmenta have been
shown that radiograph of bodies
taken even a few minute after death
reveal clearly the outlines of all the
oiga ns. whereu If the radiographs
are taken during the life the organs
are not revealed.
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Kiynuil li 1 1 in of Auto Aii liknt.
New York. Nov. 18. :Mra. Alfred
Stickler, wife of former Supreme
Court Justice Stickler, died tonight of
injuries received In an automobile uc
ciilent. '
While Justice and Mr. Stickler
and Mr. and Mrs. J. H Kckei stein
returning to New York from a
trip their I automobile w struck
by an ' engine at a West Shore I way
crossing. Mr. Kckateln na killed andjket
the other occuoant of the cur were
i seriously Injured ll Is ! n 'be
hospital thai Justice Stickler is n the
road to recovery and it Is believed
that Mrs. Ktkslein will ulao re.mr.
MEXICO MAY COAL IN ,
UNITED STATES WATERS
Courtesy lo Mcvliii III I,m linnge for
I'm- of Macilali na Hay,
lilaila Ic
Washington, Nov. 1. Mexican wur
vessels will be given the privilege of
coaling In American waters whenever
they desire to do an. In return for the
courtesy extended to this government
of keeping colliers In Magdalena Kay,
lower California, where the big bat
tleships and the torpedo flotilla are
to lendezvous early In the spring.
Tentative atepa were taken by this
government with a view to securing
from Mexico taigei practice groumt I l ine" Terminal and Transit, ef.
acc liiiinodaiions for small arms orne- I dl :'rri rri
lice for the men during their Slav at
Magdalena Hay. but the Mexican govs
eminent discouraged the proposition
and the matter was dropped.
I-NKI MUMA lul l IIHK A f OI II
but lisvr felluws tha us uf V.ili-y a Mens
a. I Tsr It ainpi Ih. runh. hrsla and
atrsnxlhent Ihs lunst and pravviitt pntu-
monis. J. It O Mmllr IV
iiulreinent for which but cumbersome ;
met hods for retirement yet exist. The
likely consequence 1 urged that by j
the breaking of the deadlock-due to j 5
hoarding and the reflux of supplies ln-
to the currency a condition of redund- m
amy will be developed which it Is
feared muy force an' excessive outgo of
gold. The question was cunvassed also:
a to how the offer, aa an attractive J
Investment, was intended to he. might S
prove a setback to the reviving Invest-
merit demand for securities now on the
market. in the other hand It was!
considered unlikely that anything like
the full $1011. Olio, 000 authorized would ?
be found necessary to supply the de-S
niand, although the moral effect of the
available supply In breaking the mr-. j
rency famine might prove a decisive
factor In that respect. There waa no
division of sentiment as to the avail-
ability oí the Panama canal bond 1
sue for increasing the basis for note
circulation, while providing against
the withdrawal of the amount sub
scribed from I lie bank.
The premium on currency relaxed
i decidedly today and would have done
I so to a greater extent had it not been
for the execution of order holding
over from Inst week. The extrava
igatil rate which have been paid for
foreign exchange ' with the advantage
'of Km oiMfency premium also gave
In a violent decline In that mar
Foreign money markets plainly
reflected the assumption that the suc
cess of the government rrllef plan
would lend to a cessation of pressure
upon those centers (or more gold. The
engageiiunt of additional amounts of
gold In ly.ndon today did not effect
this view. On th domestic side there
were reports from railroad truffle of
clnls of a decisive effect on the move
ment of merchandise from the money
crisis. Closing stocks:
Aiiislm.malnt I'.pisr 444
Amerl.an Hide and Leslher. M .... 10'
Amsrlca'l t.Afiinv'llv 3II1,
d' preferred '"
Amei-li-an smelting and fteflnlng 44 ;
il.i prefeiTed , h"i
Atneriean T.'liareii. pfit.. rertlf l j
Anareliila Mlnlnx Cmimny SI 'i 1
A!"hi..n "H j
rto preferred 1 H I
Balllm.ire and Ohio , .... ,t
dit preferred .....77r hi)
Brooklyn ll.iplil Tranail 3
Central of New Jersey tf.4
rhealeake snd lllilu
Chli-asa Ureal Waslern 7
f'hlrssn anil N'irltiweslera 111'
I'hlrago. Mil snd Si. Paul
OUR
SPECIALTY j
IS VARIETY!
MARSHMALLOW CAKES
CARAMEL CAKES
MOCA CAKES
PUFFER CAKES
COOKIES IN VARIETY
PATTY SHELLS
CREAM PUFFS and
ECLAIRS
VEGETABLES
GREEN BEANS
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
ARTICHOKES
FRESH LIMA BEANS
FRUITS
APPLES
ORANGES
GRAPES
BANANAS
GROCERIES
BULK OLIVES
PRESERVES
SMOKED WHITEFISH
SMOKED SALMON
FRESH CODFISH
And many others.
l.rAVE YOIR OK I IKK IOB
THA.VKHI.lt IMi
11 KKKVM
1'KlfE AMI IAI.ITV ALWAYS
The Jaffa Grocery Co.
Good Tilinga lo Kai.
Mall Order Filled Same Day f
aa Itecclvcd. f
MONTEZUMA TRUST COMPANY
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ALBUQUERQUE, . NEW MEXICO
Capital and Surplus, $100,000.00
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
THE SUCCESS
It
Is what rHoa-
A man attains In conducting hi awn affair
mends blm to otaera fiir a posltfen of truNt.
His OH leer snd Itlrertors uf Ihl Bank sr all soeessatul
la ibeir linen. I nst is tbe reams Ihl Mank haa beea uoc
ful. Ask anyune here, if
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STATE NATIONAL BANK
, S - OF AIJBtHtfcKQlft,'. j i
la not a Safe rise ta depesit your money.
Csullal flUO.ouo.O. fraflts, t30,M.frl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO-
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
X witii AMPIE MKANS AND CNSU11PASSED FACTCXITES 2
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The Bank of Commerce of Albuquerque
, : ' , . . - t i i i csH
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ritenil to Ireisoeiltor IeiTr Proper Acromniodalion and RoUpIW New 1
AcihuiiLh. t'aiiltal, fl.'O.otMl.oo. Offliirs und Dln-ctors; Knhunon Luna, ,
President; W. H. Slrli klcr. Vice lrt.iilcnt anil 1'nMhler; V. J. Jolinson,
Assistant Cnsliier; WillluiM MelnUs-li, George Aruot, J. V. liulilrldge, A.
M. lilackwell, U. K. Croiuuell.
and lower with limitations ranging
from 129.23 to 129. 7&,
The l.nriilun copper market was a
little higher, with sot quoted at t58
15s, and future at Í5H 10s. locally
the market wa weak and lower with
lake limited at $13 001l 13.25; elec
trolytic l2."5((i'13.U0, and casting at
1 1 2.50'm 1 2.75. Lead waa 5s lower at
US 15s In London. Locally the mar
ket was weak with quotations rang
ing from f 4.40ÍÍ 4.73. .Spelter was un
changed at 21 ill London tnd $5.00 it
5.05 locally.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that my entire stock of Gro
ceries at 122 South Second street, will be
closed out at cost, beginning Friday, Novem
ber 15. This means a saving of from 20 to
50 per cent, and affords an opportunity to lay
in a winter's supply of provisions at little
less than half price. Everything in the stock
is in first class condition, fresh and good. It
means economy without privation,
C. N. Brigham
Xew
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.Mexican Dollars.
York. Nov. 18. Bar
Mexican dollars, 46 c.
stive i
I r,,lurail.i fuel snd Iron
in
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LAFOLLETTE BOOM
IS NOW STARTED
llanqui I ill SI. Paul l.hc lloot
W Ixnii-lii Senator fin- l'rciili in.
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folletlc. of Wi-chimm, ri-i fii,l He
Minilinill;l l.ltll.i llit-g I,ilt;nllt lit .1 It.lM-
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v .4 1 . the pr. ici i'il n k
Mi Field Mekc! the
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.Ill' ln.ill tl.il! I'll
f i , 1 1 v slating
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M llltlfeola Shipp. rs
rtMOI hiilim
Among the pi-inunci
Ii-kei were Siti..:..r
l,ii-iiic!innt lloi-rioi i::l
ei nor 'uinriiins of 1 . . h
iictl. hut wa iiMiilih- to
Sciuitor lifolictle wn
pncit. Put Wiei on i ii v
.I In lrxuie 1- l.i!.i.
I'nr. ccrctury of einic
! mi.ir (m1 It u-.i 1 h cm.
At Hie i oiu lui.ir
miiniilíci were e:i-i li.,
n..ii un lit In 't l'.i .i! t
lept, , e
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Making Good.
There Is no way of making Inntlvt)
fricinN like "Making timsl;" and l. u.r
Pierce's medicines well exemplify Ho,,
and their friends, alter more than two
decades of popularity, are nunils-rcd I v
the hiindreiU uf tLoueninl. Tbcy hue
"tna.le gissl" and they bav not uiuiie
druukanls.
A gissl. honest, square-deal misllcine of
know n rom ismit mu Is Dr. Pierce's Uoldcn
Medic si Discover). It still enjoys an uu
mciiee sale, while nioul of the prepara
tions that have cuius into prominence in
the earlier Is-riisl of its iH.nularltT have
"gone hr the hoard" and are never more lit
hesrd of. 1 here must 1 some rcsMUi for
this lotiir time popiilarily and that It to
Is (mind In its superior merits. When
unci' given a fair trial for weak stomal Ii.
or for liver and hlissl affivtions. Its supe
rior rurstiva qualities are ihm.ii maiitlckt;
hence it ha survived and grown In ,iop
ular favor. hile won-s of less meritorious
articles have smldenlr flashed into favor
lor a hrief period and tbeu been as oii
fiirgiitletl.
lor a lorold liver with Its stLemlunt
lull ot Indig.-stlun. dyMpsiB. hetdarlie. ,r
i.f the i haps diuiness. foul hreath. nasty rested
i'ivi'íi' longne. itli bitter taste, lues of apletite.
win. o lene hut eaiuig. nervounrsj
4- I
s.-, i
lit
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d'i (iri-ferrfd
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tlelMSsrr nrut lluilaua W94
j Ih-ioit flnit Klu llruuil
d.i prefrri'r.l 57 I ill
' tilmlllrra' Si'. urlliea 41 '4
lui'lvera! Klulrlo ts;"
I lllllinla IVl.lral II'
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HUSTON MINIMI STOCKS
Adventure
Allows
Amalgamated
Atlantic
1 '. I tisha in . . . .
I'alllrllel and HiM'lu
iVnleiuiial
Coliiier Hanse
l'l:-Weal
Franklin
' ra n Ii y
lula II.ijbI
Msansehuaetla Mining
Michigan
Mohask
M'.nlana I'-.nl and O-'ke
ill.l 1... mini. n
iia.-e.ilH
Parr, .11
siuinry
Shannon t
Tamarack t
I'mieil i'i.iiper
l'lulfd Sluf-a Mlnlns
I'tilted Stalea nil
llah l'..ria..ll.Uud
VI. o.rla
Winona J 14
W..H erm .... Ion
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luonllis' lull ion, in Hie)
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Voles between now anil Hie last of the year,
rtr one year's subscription (y In ndiance) . .SOO votes
For 6 nionllis' anliwriplioii (pay In advance) . .200 votim
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, Momlily Miliiscripliun (my III advaui-e) ft otea
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yon desire lo win prUe. Mail to Journal linnieiUaUly :
Name Address
i-
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JAPANESE GO BÁCK
i hel-ll lu
ll., piisiru
Uliiihle t.i In'
lis , pi ls, Mt -
..ml J A
two of the
11, HI
I'll .,.
! puti
M i ii
and dchilitv. nottiina m so six id as Ilr
Tierce's tiolilen Me.in a IHwovery. It s
an hoiieat, square-deal nii-dicioe with all
Its itigre-lienla prini.l on Lot tie-w rapier
no secret, no Ins ii- oocu buml.iig.
d. :re, -i.i
Souliiem I a.-ifl.-
do iir.fr.-d
S..uth-rp ILnUir
do 1M fn r ed
"tnneiM-.. Cat snd Iron ..
TViaa .mi! Tariflc
I 'nle a 1' . !
do :t.firei1
t'nll.l Slut, a F.:iraa
I lilted taita Krally ... ..
I'nn.d Mai. a ftul.tier
do i.TVI-rit
Intod Siep gteeL s''l .
lrrlma larulins i'hinnal
do 're'írri'd
W.'miii .
il- ;-ref..rred
Well Faii Fapreaa. i.M
W p! mart .u-sr Klectrfcp ... .
ttriin r
liroo llmiilnsil lei'srtcil In six
Moiillis Sims- I'ninel Was Ksiah-
llslud hi .Noriliwied. j
Itelllngham. Wash.. Nov. 18. I-ist !
night a bund of ten Japanese who
ame across the border from Hrltiah
'olunihia. w-re picked up b,v inmigra- !
lion lnsiectors hfi'e. They claimed ,
lo be n-rddent thrown out of cni-
j in. mi nt oy tne closing nown or tne
i, hiinlo-r mills. Their story w as dis-
j riroveil anu iiinay nicy were sent ci
i Seattle for deportation. Fourteen
( Japanese Illegally In Ihe country have
liasen captured here within ten (In vs. j
The border from Haline to Sumas
distance of 40 miles Ls now I'.i
I'olied and within the past six months
I sue Japanese have been turned hack.
REPORT
THE CONDITION
OP
The First National Bank
AT ALBUQUEKQUE. IN TH B TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO. AT
THB CLOSB OF BUSINESS AUGUST It, 11471
KEHUl WKS.
. 1IU
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. . 77
us
3u4
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IGOiCTS BATTLE
ii t
14 I
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n. I
,. n nucuin
.1 In ii;i..
l- ll, atld se.-'l
r further i -
we.I Mr llei-
l iniral. iiwrlcaii liiiitris.
W'Melntigton. Nm . i- -
M..rk for which the t'ervi.s.' Aineri
, . .n fi-i ern e was islled. th.il ,.f e,o
ilii.liug a tr.-sty w bo h sViti ileu riiune
liieretore ilon t itrri tl a tulirlltuU that 1 w heehi i aid l.ake Erie
the dealer may povih!y make a little lag- I w i-. n..n .-rural
ger prolit. iif on joi.r right to hae I do prvt.rr.-ii ..
what y mi rail for ;.v..rih.rn ft. mc
Ikin'l hu Ir. Pierce's Favorite Prescrlp- ' r"'T" t'-m-r
tk.aetp.srtmgiti.i di.ve a Ture-all." It 1 ''"."'.'d
Is on'y advisetl for woman's aivi-txl II- ! ,irrt N..i-hrn .d ".
menta. It makes w r ak women strorg and Meir -wius" ".
sick women well, ly.n advertised than i i.r.f-n..i
some preparations sold fiar like purpose. ' T .11 aa,e for the day. 491 "a a.
I lis sterling curative virtues still nisllitsin 1 Honds were Irregular. Total
V oiking I its p-otion In ths front ranks, where it, par vulue. tJ.i4 00
The ksI'""' over ti le.-des ag.x As an In
n ) siiroravina tiMiic arm airenginening nerv
I Iih" it is uuuaied. It won l satisfy thise.l
who w ant " rai- " for there u uol i ilmo i soman.
of alcohol in 11 I New m I. ins. Nov IS. Cotton stnt
Wl GUARDS
a l
Hit
the '
......
Ill
"i
srea
T MmwlBg Jsraul SasarWl Imst4 W Irs 1
Hero. Nev.. Nov Is .At the Ne
vada t.enitentiary this afternoon three
lonviets. Hli hard Forest. James Wat
son and John
sales. ' ihre- guards.
Kdwanls.
shooting
nvei pow ered
one through
I nite.l Slates 2' and J s declined I
.er i ent on all.
IV. Ptervr's Ptrasaat Pellets. the.-(.H-
i-oi k nil it t h ia ni
tu pre i ure h
J..r-.li. i i-.n.
Attorney A. l.
I mr.g at
"e on the
31 o',
ni.nt
their goi rsl reMto-na. .m hegun at I
ill. llle.niitf linill). i.u . 1 si.ile.l a I , , I ., , u l . .., ., , .i,h.., ,k- he..
'w,f I'"" 1 " '1 1 " rn.iiisi. d at ( triHr (n tll, reirket, still U irl.
n.M.n. when silloiiMiiueni was ts hen and w hn once tri.sl are e ver alter w aids
until ti.mi.ir.iw sews I pi -.jerta In- j ln favor. I.ar In take as eanHv-nne to
tended ' form In a Irnum. way the three a dose. Much t-.iiluloi tut aritr
Imi. f..r a general iieio meet w ere I rutoiliii.
of Wc on all grade;
MiMillen, for the 1 pr seme, I by the d. legates.
I
steady at advanist'
middling 10c.
Tlx- Metal.
i New York. Nov. IS. The tn.!n
tin ni.itk.-t was i - lower with spot
.closing at IIJ4 1'. snd futures at
till. L sally the market waa weak
the hand, and taking possession of
l.utcher wagon in the prison yard.'
drove Into the nil's.
Forest and Watson were recaptured
shout four mlle southwest of t'arson
shortly after 4 o'clock, after a short
battle In which no one was injured
Moth men were armed with rifles, and.
f.r a short lime banled with the
posse from behind a pile of rink". F.d
w.irds is seld to be surrounded a short
distance further on. but particulars
are bard to obtain.
Loans and discounts
CWsrdrafia. se.-urert and unsecured
United matea bends tu aecurs circulation
United Slates bonda ti secura United Btatea dapuslta....
Prcmluma oa United Eiaiea bonda
Bonda. sscurlttoa. etc
B1kln houav. furnltura and futures
Du from aailnnal banks (aot reaarva agenta)
Iu from alais bank, and bankera
Ilu frnm approved reserva aganla
Checka and other cash llama
Exchanges for elaaring huuaa
Notes ot other nailunal baaka
fractional papar curranc, alrkeia and cants
Lawful mans reserve la bank, vis:
perla ( 11 Ml If
Lagal Under Bote te 401 t
kademptloa fund with Called latee treasurer fl par
caat af circulation)
.li.tit.tir i
tt 161 41
. too 004 4
. íes 401 ee
. I 1X14 44
14 174 14
a ft') 44
. M ill 41
44 174 41
147.474 41
. ' 11 44 44
. 17 tit 44
. 14 4
. 1.447 It
117.114 II
Total.
UAUiitriKo.
Capital etnrk paid la
Burplue fund ..
Undivided profits, teas eipeneea and tasea paid
National bank notes outelandlng .............
Du to other national banks ..
Due li alare banka and hankers
Individual drp.ie subject ta check
Time certlflcatee of sepuelt
Certified cherke
Cashlet e cherke esitetanding
United States depoelta
rexaitts of United States disbursing eglcers ..
Reserved lor taiea ....
Total
.44.144.474 S4
. 144.444 4S
44 44 4
t.144 71
ae see
. 141.1.4 71
. 1H 701 41
. I.Ht 4T 71
. l.lit.J 41
414 T4
. 14 417
It. Til IT
. 74 711 44)
14.444 II
.11.144.471 II
Tern tor r of New Mexico. Counts of Reenalill. ...
L Frank McKea. raehler ot the abut named bank. 6a olees ale
wear that the abeva aiaiament Is true to the beet of mr kaowladge
a belief
Ckarract A t test I
thamc k ill, Cavahlar.
I H ATVOT.r4X
St. W. FI.OURNOT.
. A. B. at all LX EN.
ekecrlked aad aw ora ta hef -re ma this 7.IS a af AnJZñ'imí
SAan'KU Pli KARD.
Notary PskUav