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TMF f.l mioiJEROUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1?, 1907.
1 - ' ;
THFTIMFWHFH
PflTR ÍIT sM
m a mm Mm. a m mm a - sal M
i n i mu i luiii
IS NEEDED
BRYAN SCORES THE MAN
UUn UAADnO UIO MOMCVioyi- " '" "l lutur d
liriU HUnnUO IIIO ItlUHtl
.. f. , , , , , . v.
Wplir.T:lrnn k Wi I n.tr c H.inri r
thp Aufill I fill if Wfil i.hin- ' !'ldfl-ll. Xev.. Nov. IX. The j thrjiuifh the rlly and did Home ulinp
IIIU nniUI JVV ll a MUIoiiiy I toelter have hkhIii raised the rute on : DltiK, He wan arconiuanled by an
ping Country Compels Him
to Do It ,
III' Manias Jaaraal Hporlal Iae vlr
laTayette. Ind., Nov. IX. W illiam J.
llr.vaii received an enlliuHlaMic el
i'ome when he addiewned th" mi'inbei
of the Jai kxon club, a local demo
cratic 01 jianixatlon. at their bamiuet
tonlght. Seven hundred platen were
provided for, of which number 45
were at the table at which the dln-
tliiBulahed Nebraska n ml. In addition
probably two hundred were present.
Mr. llrynn xuld that after pcrvlriK In
two campatKHK he did not feel like
volijntcoi Ing HKln. although he inil'l
accept tlio prtwldunllal tandldauy In
lllOX If "drafted." Me auld lie waa
glad that the unprecedented dlmovery
of gold hal taken the money ijuemiun
out 01 política.
Hut J want you to knuw.': ,aid the
M'éaker. "that' our argument on the
money tiuemloii ailvancvd In 1K96 have
been vindicated, not by the 1 ( publican
part), but beiHUne tloil AhiitKlity took
pliy on the poor people of the world
and opened up to them vaat atore
bolinea of gold."
Mr. ltd van denounced lai Iff revlainn '
uh proponed by the republicans and ac
cuxed the republican party of bad
lalth In promlMlng ieviton. The de
lay of a Mingle year means much lo
the people of tola counlty and they
are being defrauded out of hundidla
of mlliloiia of dollar in the Ml run
time, Tne people are ready to let the
demócrata form the tariff, awerted Mr.
Hryan.
The apeaker declared that President
Itooaevelt should not be held resdon
alble for the present Mnanclal strin
gency. Mr. Hrvan placed the blame on
the Wall Htreet gauililers.
Mr. Hryan expresaed hlmelf as in
favor of the postal savlng bank and
raid that he believed it lo 4v a better
plan limn Hn a.et currency.
"We are in the midst or a liiiauclal
stringency that Is In some nspeclji
mor tiente fhsn thut of " hi- m:iT
"I am not going to blame the pii-Mident'
of the republican administration, but
I khovhn t would blame If 1 were'
president. If I were president every,
mas-roads . republican would be
iiniiouiH me inn punic or is id came
II years after the republicana took
power Htnl II year bfoie they mr
reiideivd powr to rha democrats, I
am not going to blame the president,
heiBuae 1 litt nf think 4lnme shotiKI
be bud Hi his door. I am going to do
him the Justice to say 1 don't .loin in
the ' choi lift ol eastern lliiaiich-r who
want to make htm the scapegoat.
This-e who violated the law should lie
blamed, not those who have turned 011;
the haul recently.
solvenl. What Is the cause of this
" m...... Kirs nir- 'illI,If,l ,-r, I I I r . .N V I ! il I ,
panic? The president I not to blame.
Who la to lilame'' The leailei who
controlled the country for 47 yea ra.
They have so chained 11s to Wall.'
street that when a W all street gam- j
lilct fails our business Woiiit trembles 1
all over the country.
"The common people and not the , , . , , , . . ... .
Mull Hi ret gamble, Mioiild handle " "' Jaurnal Spe.1.1 lased W Ire
this situation. Tin- man who will! enrgrlow 1. Ky.. Nov. Is. The at
Irsw oul his money now. when be '' '"'anee was li.iger today al the Ca
dres not nerd il. is in the same class I
as the mail who would refuse to alii
bis country In time of war. Tilia Is
a lime wlnu great patilotism is
nt'cded."
Arnold sent to Ki lorinalori .
Denver, Colo. ,v. IK. James Ar
nold, the young p master of the
Noilliern Coal company, who made
away with :i lion belonging to the
company, claiming he had been rob
bed In broad daylight, and finally con
fessing, was sentenced to an Indeter
minate sentence In the reformatory to
day. Arnold returned lü.ami of the
money, but said that he bad glen the
remainder lo a stranger on the street
Arnold Mill Insists that this story Is
true and Ihe 11.100 bus not been re
co ercd.
SEE RELIEF IN GOVERNMENT
EMERGENCY MEASURES.
(Continued I'mm Page I, Col. 5.)
1I1
Il till.
.'ports 1 ontintie to clrcti-
late
ll.al an orgaulration of financier
was c.oiiemplnled lo take up n por
tion of the propoed I-silo, Put i. o
t-onfli illation of Ihe lepoils il, be
n rre.l
lll( l. Mi 111 1: UIT
iM i:m i wiiii Tin: n.w
'lileago. Nov. In, --The .lei 1-1..11 ..I
Ilie iiHtionat government to is.tie
I Mi. na mu In Isolda nuil cetUfn ates
met with general approval throughout
Ihe Weet The benefit 'peded to
re. ill from the m.ne w 1 re 11 tu leipi.w ,
III the higher grain nraikel both hele
and In other g..un enter of the wet.
Hulls weie more dio.-s. 1 to buy than
for ..me time. ,md hort took to
rarr hnmii;
anosiiin.-ed
so. in as tile plan was I
In ihi city ..míe ..I
lianliei .itiiiiiiitii i-.l tba'
were un-ler wai for the
bli-ioe- on a, noitiiiil , .i
Il w- lielieleil. .( 1 rf.
of l ll .la ,t the iltj.nl
the leading
pt epH i a t lull
ciiinptl.tii
I I
.ll till,!
I. 1 1 . a I lnili- i
tb
e
h'ili-r i I
from i ir
men lief.
k.
l-e a
at! i ii g
ll Hie
t Ii . I r i ii n
II iO i ii.ll I.
tt 1 Wl
ImilPi-.
I., ke,
a:.. I .-.-r'
that the i-i
l.fn H'-e M.ll
bunging the
I, k to the r
UIO- t tt Hgo
IioImI
leal
of the
pr. ,mi
lo 111 w
lit tl
force :r
i-.iMrtn
ll, - ,rt .
l ie of !!,.
-.11 1. no o ,
f
pinion tint it, e !--i
w.. o.,t he en!.-, r t.
'"rt hh. th.- riM.
t h . I ore litnti till.
k-' oiie-t ?,ree-b ii io'
I- IH W - I lied u ,
i of t -i :e ..pinion
'r. i iiinri I hose
'o ru nr. Ing to the
il
!
i it
I ; . th '.-til tnM
r t-.1 m till
til h-
I -4T
i-4s -i with I h.
t hr h.. , 14 m -
rtpitdv n;'n' h Ii
ur infrrmfnt
itf i. -f Th
"Mii1 rai l ! h
I
Hid. I'le
s- motín'
'a e.
f
mi in r ;
tin k lai gs
wcwri at ;
"ttl I iltl' HI
the imita and wl
haM ny banker or yroi.i.rn'nt
ijtiHim-Mn nüin rtrvn ret
pi tainlng other than it favorable view
of the got frnmenl n.
,'nl'U ATIOV l KIN nrv(
MIOttS M Mtkl II IMI'KOV IMI NT
Híin Ki'h nrim-it. Nov. IX- Th. Kim
"í ' f Fi n'lMi' nmiuy market Ik remionillnir
itaiitiy to the aitlun taken liv tlie
ii i'n-tiirjr- of the treumiry to rclí vr tlx'
train tm the limincta of the i-iiuntry.
hank anil tlnuni'irrs toilay exprenwd
tfi-pal putixlHvllon hi the m.-lhml m
nortert to by f'rexlrtent KooHevelt and
Hevretniy Ciolelyou to jiut inutir)'! In
eiirulutloii. ! III KI. IN IIICI TIII S
ot i;n out HN.N
Iterlln. Nov. Ix The ni-ua, .,r the
I'tion tit ken by the treasury tnpurt-
Jmenl of the l ulled imip to añietlof.
fate the tinitn'-lal Nttiiiitlnii In Amerh-a
I haa Ix-en ixi-ivil with h nlKh of relief
, (,,nii.riiK may
jureut-r aufi-fy. ,
be awaited with
smmikii ii.mk at í.oi.oiiixi
the went
Í
is Mi. MS IMMIH I'p'Tafr ame aah.Ji twire today, drove
.1
tioldflel.l orí. Ihl ln-lntr the m-ouml
Utile within ten fluya. The (oldfleld
4oiuolldiited let out all men tudny
who were working on ore In the Mo
hawk,, us -they will not pay the new
rate.
Okl.MIOM I II tK l
Him 1:1 Ki ( I im: ikmi(.s
I.awton. tikla., Nov. IS. The t'lty
National Hunk of Krederlek. Okla.,
with a capital of liTi.tiiiO. wan unable
to open for biHlneKN today, herfnj of
failure to realize on Ita pecurltlea ent
(flint. J. A. Lain la president, and tl.
I . I'attun. canhier.
I
l!KI IIKVt lltlKVT IKWKM MANY
111 mi:i;im in iii i:m:s
Xhnnin, pa.. Nov. IK.- Twenty-five
hundred employe of the Ameritan
Sheet and Tin Pint? company, at
SliHluiliKO VHllny, are Idle, owing to
trade rie:rei"lon.
ITiU'tleally all of the Iron ttnd Mee I
companiea of the valley are following
retrenchment tiollcy, and aevecal
hundred ni4n who had been drawing
monthly aalnrlea have been laid off
until coniirtionM improve, 'i nree or tnn
twelve open hearth furnace
Carnegie steel company at
of the
South
Hh.iron have rloxed for repair.
TrciiMiry Itiiylne Silver.
WaahliiK'tiin. Nov. IK. The treaxury
departineiit today purehawed 1 n. 00 II
ouncew of Hilver at .ri9.43 per fine
ounce, one-half lo be delivered al
Kenver and the other half 11 New r
leana. IIFNHV C I.I WH sws tiii:
I Kill It All s .iik not u:;i.
New York, Nov. IS. Hankers, cap
italists and financier here generally
approve the ai I Ion of Secretary (.'or-
b Ivon lit Issuing Panama bonds and
cViilllcfites of Inoebtedness for the re-
lief uf the financial stiliigency. The 'way between thU port and I'nimak
Issue. It was the general opinion, 11 Pas. Alaska, on October Ü1. dining
bouuit to have bmiellclal results.
Henry flews, however, iUestloned the
legality of the ccrllll, ates of Indebted-
mas, ami said tliere was no valid rcn-lwas
win (or a war measure In time of
peace, unit that the flood or ret llllcates ;
Is liable to drive
the gold we have
Impor ted.
SÍILL DRAGS
I
; !
i 1 i r 1 t
ini Entire Harrison County.
, , . ,. ,' I
Venire and Proceedings Stop.
for Amument.
V " " ''1" lr",! "" '" I"
lay. The wcouil section of Hat
1 W
Jcouiily veiilrmeu, consisting of Inn
I men. suillllloued lo report Ibis morn
ling, arrived on time and the mutt be
gan Ihe examination touching tin Ii
lUHlittcations for Jury service.
After 11 consultation the defense at
noon lili d the expected tii.n4.in chal
lenging ihe entlie Harrison cotmlv
venire. Accompanying the written
motion were a number ot exhibits, lít
elo. ling powers' formal challrngi
against the deputy sheriffs and affid.i-
lis of many Harrison county w it-
iuc. 1 ne alterno. n waa taken up
with testimony and aigiimriits on the
motion. 1 In. court ami. Minced that
counl r nvowal ol the comnionweallh
would lie admitted and made part of
the lei oul.
RAILROADS TO
FIGHT THE STATE
Misouii Pnclllc Iti fux-. al 4 Hiidy
Willi Kaiisu' Iraiii scril.-c lain.
Topi ka. Kas.. Nov
".ut I Pa -Itli railroad.
Lo tie . today s.o ured
lire JoliUH.in. of the
rout t , a writ of eii..
IS. -The MIs
thlotiKb it al-
f rom I ii Ii t J tis
state supreme
r In I tie i m e tn
w lib h the com I ordered the nui.l t.;
give tiulll service nil What I known'
as tin Madison bian.li ..d a Polo!
.In lillnil and made ai r. ml:. on. nt- .i!
at nine appeal the a to I In- I'mfdi
S4ate fiipr tne court ' W e will at-;
peal." said It IV W ak'Sotn-l . tin- l.i.of-,
'alioincv. "on the gi. nn.l tli.it omul. I
' I III il III I Í II tl.-f II till. II. ..I. ...I ..H.l
. .. .......1,11,,,
til'- w holi lita 1 1
j merce I up.'
1 irit--i -t.t- t yin- j
Sii-laln Plll-l.iug-llrgli in Me
'"tLlf . I 4
arthfiiKtttn. .- I A Mit i-- I
ittg out ot ail f1
t . I ol" ..' ni di" I tl.- I I
.'..I He
,!n IIV
Ii of
on-.
citira ot Plitsliiita .uiii
de. ((led l Itle ., 1
I'nMcd States In fav-n
atlon tni'll the oiiliM
y i.
was
the I
.f o
...1,1- I
oil" t ,
the
It. - ltl LT 1UI1,1. .1 .1
Wh , Jau. e:
;
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FISSURE ASPHAIT
PLACER GROUND
.
lsis-so4l tiler
ilialt i oioj
lie-
I in .
Tll
St P
!. .1 to,
all!. Nov. I A
lav b JilofcC S ,i
. !
THE POWERS TRIAL
' ml.-il Stae Tin nit i .'ill
-,i-;iuii I the In, Igni.ni
i a lo rltcult i-olirl 111 tn
1 Illicit, an Aapbalt si,. I
I cea aaaili-l W . F. 1,1
,'. cl.led thut aphaltuni
ot k I- l.M-ni.-d as a I'!
The parti. to the i;ir
I . i . II ll rn iiii.g on tie
i i lo- Ami i an Aspha't
i i iin'tiHtll on s lode laiui .
a placer i i.iim.
'I
li.ii,
...;
Mi-
- ki .tin j
...tut'
,. tutr'
U in !
in .I '.
.'tirnt
M'mni
rhb on '
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j
Wkat VmI4 T
1 í f ti it f i .t ha " 4 -
ii4 ft --H 4 N rv f"'
H n ft '
a- t"
kMkis I i
TAR HAS SOME VERY
IMPORTANT
'Secretary of 'War Abandons
His "European Trip and te
Hiking Across Continent
Bound for Home.
I Br Morala dewt-il Saerlal IMr4 Wlr
VlHdivoKtok. Nov. 18. Secretary
, emcirt of JtUN.Mn troop". Tonight the
i "'i etary dlni'd with eneral I'iFukr,
the commander of the forces,
heilths of President lioosevelt
Kmperor Nicholas were drunk.
The
and
I The invitation to be the guest of
I Kmperor .William at the Isle of Wight.
Mr. Taft'had to decline on account oft
I'reslJenl Itoosevelt urging him to
haMén his return, but It is believed 1
that Inquiries from the French tmiH
Hrltlsh governments as to why the
secretary could not vIMt them also In
fluenced him to change his plans.
An audience with Kmperor Nich
olas at St. Petersburg, w here Secretary
Taft expects to arrive Oeceniher 5.
has been, arranged. It ha now been
decided that the secretary will leave
here tomorrow afternoon on his long
Journey overland.
The unrest amour the soldiers quar
tered here has not abated, and It Is
predicted that there will be another
outbreak Inalde of a weeki It is re
ported that two hundred mutineers
were executed by hanging laat week.
Illlsrtillil HiihIiicsh at Home.
Paris, France. Nov. IX. A dispatch
received Vit the American embassy
here from Secretary Ttrft. who I now
at Vladivostok, announcing his Inabil
ity to visit Paris or Berlin on his way
home from the far east, say "Impor
tant business at home" make It Im
possible for him to visit either uf these
ca:dta!s.
SCHOONER HAS A-
ROUGH VOYAGE
1,111c limine Itallies fur I iublii'ii Pais
aalnl Terrllltr Slnriii.
San Francisco. Nov. IS In the
grasp of a stoi in, encbuoternd half
her voyage down the ratal from the
far north, the three-masted schooner
Lille-Honne, I'aplain t.scar Jolinaoji,
totally dismantled and almost
i sent to the bottom. After u desperate
light w ith the wind, lasting eighteen
days, the twelve men on board the
l.llle-Hoime made this port today,
hilnaliiir their vessel to a sale incluir
age off Meiggs wharf, .
NEBRASrTAllOBGiVES
: ' CHASE TO PRISONER
(old nor Sliclibxi ( alls Oul Mllillil lo
Alii Micrirr nl Hratrl.v.
iiealti. e. Neb.. Nov. ) K. A small
uniaiu lu I It . I l)..t..rl h!iiii. oc ..n
ti lal fur niurilrr 1h?I summer of
Mr, sarah Man.n. be turned ,:
The hherlff told the men Shuniway
not n. n..- j..n and induced them
ni oisjierM', iui"! tovernor eineiuon
authorized the Tberiff to call on the
local militia company for assistance
if he found such action necessary.
i Trouble KBTtril. ,
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. IK. tiovcrnoi
Sheldon 1..11.I tonight that he antici
pan d no trouble In connection with
Hie ttlal . ! Robert Slmmway at Heat-
1 I.e.
"RIÍD TO BURN THE
GOVERNMENT BUILDING
i Man
Willi I an
Punir
of l.ll.lilH'
In Santiago.
Cmisi-M a
Santiago, i'tiii.i.
slIrecHsful allerr.pt vi
day to set fire to
headquarteis At
morning a man rim
oi IS -An lin
a made bete to
Ilie government
I o i o( k this
red the civil de
partment of the palace carrying a
large ran of gasoline Am hi' was pass
ing the office of the governor he
threw the ran to Ihe floor, and then
slashing it open with a knife, applied
a lighted match to Ihe liquid Con
siderable f tun it ii r- and draperies, were
burned and the building Itself sus.
laiiied some damage. In the rotifusion
the man lio mide the trouble got
away The reason roPhls tut Is not
low n
GRAFT CHARGES
ARE DISMISSED
li.iiit iiim'Iii gainl SI. lamia lilT
Hicii Siiilili nit 4 albll HIT.
Sí Lmi .V.iv. ! Tin Intlit I
iii. i,ii h.t t in li il" i AK'ttnl Krd
t t n i r h ml K. . Iiifnr -r. ñu in -
Im i of x Ut Ikuin.' of (t 'Krttrn. ht
ii- il.i il Id iruil in lt i rnninal
III I t'l.lii i' If tit Tif . V
'ir.-illl Allnlt;. t i-. r t.tll In.ls
vi , h hu.l P...i...i . ...... .,...
a, i,... - U rn.i i . . I Ail .n f ll
1 .mi j.., d i ..t .ni 1 hr n.inHno
C iffttitv
,tUr Hi.- !, lion of h Jiirv ha-l
bvrn "ttun iu t-J lri uit Atlin y
r iiilti. nU i1i-iiii-p. i h i hHiK
,:!nt ri xft rinii h!"- iUHh' th"
i'tt!'.ti liHiie' etrtint li itfti- rt ,
!"! . mi ft m tlii in hifVl
riwrl ; !'" n l.tki n u- f rliK m
jlh' IihIm tniviil- Th t 1frnd nti
, ? t .i- d lniin diatrl Mftr ltr
n m c Ait-.rí'' S.icri iiM'Mn--m-ni
,f tt,..; Mi Smíím m!., .:r hl th- rh.-
.tei!,i in r ami It jm or uh!
put.rti !M.i . ih I H-ct-nilr tand
iuiy hi h. iitf-i- in t. k.
: & - "
1 xi I éfi- in Mrf.
K.n- M- . . 1. Th
I"t f an uiiii ifii' i ftr oiiiHn iut'
- Y t tmt r !. í'unl in
m r.M-m tf th Mi-v-nirl hui!iinn tht
nuirtilit nftr th firnnn hud uh-
J uf ' i rt th-t mn I th Interior f
tli- btiildtns The i n thi hu.M
ins i I . i mi. Th Knt 'mr.
M('imir.K. 'i-t ..n.rl ,lnnu' of 0'
l.y ir-r
. Mal- RfMilife Tmrmpm.
w -ij Hi .tr tim iav
uih f i a1 vhi it ra lH.Mt.iti It
'- Ht rrs I't-rlf ai" !'!! -f
ma a '-i.pii '- h i
Mr ir i- ! ! i r k It fl -ur
mmmm
1
' We are l.ciiiliimtrtcrs fop all
kinds of fi-li I r. Ii. siuoktxl anil
sabed, (tur Mi k is always freli
ami price right.
'palay we oih uciI a new supply
of Salt White I'M., fancy Smoked
Salmon anil Halibut, Tongue anil
StiiiliitH, Hmoki il Idle fish. New
Mackerel. Am lioi ics, Sarilcllcii.
Koll-'ciii-upM, loiiorlc(l lINinarck
Herring, sniokcil laincli ll.Trin,
fW., etc.
S istia I attciihon given mail or
ders. V
LIVELY SQUABBLE HI
L
Director and Quartermaster
of Soldieis' Home File
Bunches of Charges Against
Each Other; Cause Unknown
I By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.)
I-cavenw orth. Kiis . Nov. IK. It Is
reported on good authority here today
that Governor t'ooke, of the ,oldivs'
home, and Colonel Hunt, quartermas
ter of the home, have eacli filed
chara-es agnlnse the other In regard to
official acta cotirei-ning the manage
ment of the Institution.
Uovernor Cooke last night would not
deny that charges have hern made
hut refused to discuss the matter
Colonel Hunt Is out of the city until
Friday. The exact nature of the
charges h ;i. not j ttt heroine know n.
They have 'li en nent lo Menator War
ner, who will forward them to. Wash
ington for Investigation.
DUKE OrOLAÑD ,
WAS A GAY DOG
aiulcrctt ; roimir linker StrH- 1
' gliKil iu llorroncil Wlil-kvf.
London. Nov.' 1 ev Tlie venue In the
Urulce case, involy lug the claim to the
duke of Portland's estates, was trans
fern d frotr) the Marylehone to the
t 'larkenwell police couit today, and al
though I lie gutter court Is the center
of an east end slum district. Ihe same
lash tona b'e audience wa present as
attended the previous sittings. Robert
C. Calilweil, uf New York, agoin was
in tbo witness box, but added little to
previous information fuinlshvd. He
made the statement thai the rift hi duke
of Portland, wealing the whiskers in
which he is said to have iliVguiseil
himself as Tilomas Chas. Urulce, was
walking about flaker street bazar talk
ing to the residents ii-t before the
coffin, supposed to hold Ihe lioily, left
Ihe premiers
The presiding maitiMrato, Mr. Plow-
deii. closely quest lonen (ildwcll re
ganllng tb
mock funei
reasons for the allegeii i
EAVENWORTH
I but the witness, said lie."1" irooej.
was unable to enlimiteii nun.
Miss Mary Robinson, said to be
Ihe daughter of a soul hern planter and
ow ner of the diary u hit h tigtires in the
case, which ia alleged to have been
stolen. the next witness.
Miss Robinson teslilled that the
diary was stolen from her in the street
on' j November 2. Counsel lot the
prosecution Informed the miiiivtrate
that a cei tided copy of the diary hail
been taken hv counsel iiei'ore the book
was lost I'ontliiuing. Mis l4binsou
sold she kih Intro. Inc. d to 1'i iiici
whom she also knew a W'lbeck, atid
lai'T as ihe Huke of Portland.
Th- ,a-e was ad ioiirneil.
WILLIAM NOW NEEDS
A GOOD, LONG REST,i
Unir l-H lo Klus I ilwanl Si'iiil.
l.rriium i:nisror lo the llaj.
Iinilut
or i . ii i i 1 1
gusta VI
yueen A
uioriilng.
Nov 1 The orini.il visit
r William and Kinpresa Au
toría to King l-.i1u.irt and
i xamira was . om lli.le.l this
v lien they Both left Win.i-
fr, the niirfH prH ffilinjc to H1
tn,l, wlnTf the ill t.-it the nion
rtri hi thi'ip, and the 'niM'ror 'ling la
H IK h C'liI fHstl. w lirt he il
j-prnd i-iral weckM rru M'ratmg.
StHlii-f of A n m Hut Xthhlf.
New Jk'i.i k. Nov t After a hjntf
diw.'Umn at it annual inert. ri
da lh.- Amitt'ur AthhtM u'iK'n finally
lt-nted on ihe atatun that nillfge ih- !
!! i- hld in mat-ur athh-ti-! ;
in t he f ut u i .
l the r. rluton. vi bi h wa tinally
hi?-m. a i i1.-t.ierd that toll-(E uih
ht ni4iy only rW'ter with th? union
mini ! piare. thir r.iiU-ufi and
the hoiittf of their urenta "i guard
ians. In-. MMidvthk StH
fh-ve!tid. N'v- lh. The tndht
ment rt turnerl in iTirninal uirt hire
ninni in Ir- I'haduhk "ernl
-arn UK' in uhith he rhArK-d
iíh .ii iii.i and hf'tinit h. ite.
Mit I'iuv-i- l'hatl h k. in f tiíii thi
name of ntrew 'arnt-Ki- ir h not
for I i tt'tn mm. wa H'"pi .nv by
Juilgp 1! h uion the reuueM f t h
rmiiiiv j r-.HMitor Mn t"h-dnk
hortl hri'ire her d"a:h emid"e-l a
t'irtnd artrne ! have the indict
ment n-'i't tf '-Mhi
INhiI!' 1 rat-d) m i i-hTii!
Iii..r .v. I- Kate e-
I la in -I.
IlK-d M
doifT.u trMt'd eft-idi. In th- u.l
1n dath of rnth-r and .n o the I
A. It rtn. h in Adnno runt. ülumt 'i'
.thi ml-'- north of th . city f
.'f the . - ! ffHr fH'h.' j hre im!m' '
whn r j .-rt af n'ri-i t the riiir
rt.rff r.k' i. Tfnin o. ;re rn n.
wm drorr-l h tie -a (mti g of ht
-rt t h) tt'M-k hunt" H nioth-
r- 1 . k. ft '-... r n.- , suit .
' v.. ',. , . I
fi- ji'iirv of Mi.it rton. Ni Mr ur- I
: . 3
journal classified advertisements
HELP WANTED female
VVAXTEti OiijI tr general hou
wrtrkv 08 Central. tf
WANTED A im;in conk. Apply at Home
ftf ttturant. Wont
W A X T E Ii i i r!
flmn.Il faraUy.
R'ni Avnu.
f.r general hounewrlc:
Mra J'jhn Lf Clark.
tf
WANTED 11 rl for general tiouewurk;
mull family. 61 WfRtTljirafl. tf
WANTED Womao to do ciMtkliiff and fen
:nt houwwurk; Rood wagra. Apply at
4'S North Hond tret. n22
W A NTED -I j.ltefl dV1rlng now wim?r
styles tn nililiK-ry at low prtci, to call
at Mm K 'rime s Udln' tailurlnff and
drt?Mmükinir parlar?. Atno apprt?niiifa
wanted. &12 North Hfcond ttrt. Tele
phnnr í4 tf
HELP WANTED Male
WAXTKI) Younff man to drive waif-
,1.1 If irKlunil l Au M j
j kt, 'ornr of Arno hth í'ohI hv. tf
WANTED
Matthew
A milker i
Dairy ('.. 51
777T
farm
kand.
Nor(h ti
WANTED OimmJ BteriMKrHpher and clrk;
must ar-ply at once. H-x.m 1Ü, N. T. Ar
rnii" tuitl'liup
WANTED n from 14 to 1 years ut une.
American I.uiyiIkt Cumuany. tf
WANTED Attl-lMdu'rV unmarried men" "be
tweeii the hk of Jl and 3fV itieii at
the t'nfted Siat-a t good character and
températe huhita a ho can rcafl, apt-ak atnl
i tie. Knf(l(h Kr qr mat ion apply lo
KmruitiiiK Dffli?er. East Central ave
nue, AII'Uueijiie. N. M tf
W A Ñ TE 1 t tova beTa een 1 4 and 1 n yea r
old at American l-urnber 'otnpany tf
WANTED Hum kers at the kus plant. Apply
at the (Rii Plant.
tr
WANTED Positions
W A NT ED I'.'BitH.n a a saleslady or pi iva ta
Hecret iir y A d't re W n re' ,! mrnnl n -" -
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Oold filagree cross, ael with
turquoise. Finder leave at this of
fice and receive reward.
LOST Gold watch and fob, either on
W. Huzledine or H. Fourth; name,
Ktta Thurmond, on inside cae of
watch am! fob. Finsler return to Soil
V. Huzledine. and receive reward. n22
LOST In the vléiñlty of ilb Ward School,
a sold chain and Ineket Finder will
rewaniel hr returning to Mrs. D. Wein
man. 710 West Copper Ave.
LOST Withln laVt month. apalr t garnet
, prayer beads, gold links; alan gold chain
sml cross. Finder will he rewarded upon re
turn "f them to this offlre.
JFpnt SALE- Real Estate
Foil SALE Tha best paying foTárilñít
house in the city; buy from owner: In
vestigate. Address I. Dt care Moaning
Jmirnal. ,
FOIt-SÁT."lT:(r-nlce nómesT in Illgh-
lands at a bargain. Must si-II. Will
consider offer. Alhuquerqua Hattsri, sin
car, West Clold avenua.
FOR RENTDweilings
fiTET'íl EXT i-reoiii h .use. wellfurnlshe.l.
flee uee of horse ami husfty Ini-lud-Ing
naler and leleph'.lie Llayd Hunsaker.
:ui West field Avenue. ' - ' ,1
KOK KENT
saker. L'O"
-K-lwom In li k l.to. Llo4 Hun
West Ijotj Avenue. nl
I'tiH ItB.NT Xew !
porelies. rhlrken
1,1. .yd ItunaaJi.r. i'"i
i-room frame. 2
yard and barn.
West Hold Ave.
S'-reen
IIS 0.1
Ills
FlurVtENT one house, wttk alfalfa, fruit
trees, oil Maintain Kua! Urlek houss!
on West Tilers. Apply 4JJ West Tijeras
Avenue. ni
Fon '1: BXT-1 -ruonTjurnlsheti tent hous.
well Imaied. nvw. l.loyd Hunsaker, i"S
West Hold Avenue nl
F'olt K.NT 4 room lirlrk In.uee. close In,
41.'. on. IÍ0..111 10. Armtjo IlMg.
I Poll 11KNT Modern sl
1 111. Teutsch. 3 and 4
roohl eottaae. el
llralit building.
1 FOR 1ÍENT t-irge bsrn with stalls f
j flv aorses and plentr of room for veh:
I c'.es: lame hay loft and corral. Address J.
1.1. J.. Morning Journal.
- I TO HUNT For a term of Vear. prlvat
residentes of 1 room. mpi ground.
uoie mo.i.w.u. .o.
Also 4 room rottaf: sam loraltty.
Adilres or e II on Henry l.oekhart.
MORNING JOIKNAI. WANT AOS
BaUNU KKSVLTS
BUSINESS 0PP0RTU N ITI ES.
ÓN AlVnl' vf if" 1 1 ""h f-.Vñr wliih1
1rt sell'liMtf r all of mn stMt..isii-I itr.iw
tiicr Tipri-lii.l iMiflriPí In Wiy d"irrl.e
)' aliii . rent r-nnNil. Hmull letpitul
FOR SALE Miscellaneous-
nit VaI.K Household and kit lu í
f in 11 i 1 11 reí. Tu i lose out ulekly abi ut
"ll worth of beautirul. n. .v and
tip to date furniture. Will tie sold
I very cheap. No aicknftsa in trie hcu.-e.
Present ecupanls must leave ihe cuy.
rail at 415 South High street. nüO
K( ill" WALK Turkeys for Thanksgiv
ing; also a few thoroughbred bronze
turns for breeding. Phone 112. tf
1'Ull SALK Or exchange for ahot
run. 32 Winchester automatic tifie.
Ialet model. III West foal Ave. tf
Ki iTíS AlTk W i 1 1 be sold cheap; pony
with saddle and bridle, and a two
horse farm wagon. Inquire of Wal
lace Purke. phone 1103.
1
nil SAI.K
sain K-
Kin- J-r-- '. Hi
J Sir.-nir i'Jl S.'Uih Ud
l-ai -n-2J
K 'li'sA lK Trk f-T Thanknifivti-K )
a f tlii.rr.uhhrpd l.rfn cm f-r brea.1
lnr rh'n I f
KOK tu T.V.- I'n'ilo ir tiutttt. .mplete;
n). kit. hn a.. rnff A. C. Toatfl.
i.. Ki.M'tia ii4.rth "f M.1 T'-wn
K rf A 1 7k i rTn t ur k a for Thankatfv
if r E .i-h"ar ph.inf k. tf
ÍMK HAt.K 3 .tlS"t rifle. th I.v
j man tirht; nt-r! -. -ad SIT -'rth
J K''urihaiM ,f
f'oH iTk Kirm-i'lafa mar. HiinTer'a
Í vi n i ar1 Jl pr.twaj l'hn -'T tf
1 f(HXl-i 11 kind "i-f íruít Rnd aha1
! trtMB. (lortnir afiruh r-wa. rlc. inrt
, n -atai and will rail. A. W. ru.i.1ltk. ftU
t--u!h K-tith.
. Kok"haLü Uo hd crniA. te, wira c-t
i i hi!r. t"r. "3 f Afii.
j K It Al-K hfnp. ha mar: S rar. fair,
j !r Apply t W Ttfht l'nf'.craity hall
, KOK rKitííní d h-.ra. Appi Naah
Ki-trt-al ('ipj!y t'umpinf.
Íí'U" SALE Any thin f" want Hunter's
titan r4 11 N"-rth Pradway
lh..rouhbr'l
uncla rink
t-r n lfforn c"rker-m
f thewr hirila tk flrat
Miliar iar den. V T.. 1K
Th sraniaira
prise m ai1inn ,
qui- k
11 Irt $
T J Honren.
Katiaf action fuartn
tiarcia ttaioa. - La-
W-t
C Uh
"mi.K- At a aerlficw
t nderw
typewriter.
Vtl l-'uiio
í.mI a nw Call at Uil
ItS W Vat fntrJ avenue
K S1.K Iaay homer. aSmt new
'all at Mtantard piumOinjc and Hntlcc
. 'riral atettita
'TIA I. IT Kt, U a. led rvey Hun,l for
II : -!!. can for tl Orier kf
r"'i of w p ah-. l. o. ia ti. Ai-
al n-rq . s M
iri'V HiJ.-l. r aie.-s imti as4
au.U'wer:
. a
tr, iit ai t nwt
ii a. . v nvari
1 1 p ILi:iJIORlGE
MMMMaaaltMMBaaBBpal WANTED-i-riuiaj ouwnai4 food.
Personal Property Loans
Money to Loan
On Furniture, Piano, Organa, Horaea,
Wagons and other Chattel; also on
Salaries and Warehouse KeeetpU, as
low as S10.00r.d a.i high as $160.00.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time: One mocth to one
year give a.' Ooods toremaln In your
poebeaslon. Our rates' are reasonable.
Call and see us befors borrowing.
Steamship tickets to anj from all
parts of the world.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
Rooms 8 and 4, Grant Bldg.
PRIVATE OFFICTIIB.
OPEN EVENIN.Ib.
301 H Wast Central A
WANTED Miscellaneous
W.VÑTE DPurt ner with some money,
light work. For particulars, Honest,
Journal.
VVANTEKT" l" up "ie curtain, ul'i
work by the day. l'liene Hti7 ur il
N'erth Sf'nth ulrt-el. -6
IVAM1 P..-al
itpen lolii.'rro
1 I s. Mm. IJi ahain will
tur h.ane ceoklnK illnlns
reom at Mrs.
Hilver nvenuf.
West's residence, -1 w-
WAXTKD lined woik Irani fr one month
for their keep: be, i.f cam l.y responsible
party; may buy. AUilresn K. 1. O. Bm
T:. city. "--
W. NTK1 Kec onil hand bureau trunk, rail
114 Nurth Walnut, Pi0
ÑTÍilT A i'f York dremaker will
make perfect litlinit riresses very rsason-
ahly. 215 South Third street. n-J
WANTED Furnished rooms
fur Hunt
If
housekeeping; modern house.
Coal avenue.
WAN'TKIl Koomers and boaiders. nil Invs
llils 1024 North Fourth street n-tl
Wa"n f Éiu X ú'raiiig. "vTeeits' course. De
cember 1: diplomas. Iir. Woodwortn.
Pueblo. Colorado. n-16
VV A.TKt 100 barrels; must be tn good
condition, delivered at gas plant.
WANTED Buardera for the best Ubis
board la the city. Also a few fin rooms
for rent, i Sl& East Central avenue.
WANTB1 Emptr baga at Habn s Coal
yard.
WANTED Lumber teams to baul lumber
from our mill In Cochltl Canon 'i Lla
mingo, li miles: good roads and good wa
ter. Address Domingo Lumber Co., Thorn
ton. N M.
FOR RENTRooms
r'URUK.'T Nirely furnished rooTn.
f suitable for two gentlemen; bath.
electric light, steam heat. 321 South
Third at. n22
FOR RENT Three furnLshtid rooms
for housekeeping. All conveniences.
No Invalids need apply. 702 Kaat
Central avenue.
FOR RENT Furnished rocina for
lisht housekeeping, a block and a
half from postofHce. 311 W. Sllvertf
Ki IK It RNT Three "furnished" looms for
housekeeping; ail convenience. 219 So.
Arno tf
ÍTir'ítT:.va-íTMi piaaóñi-rTiWi.f lisht
liousekecplns : also one room for bachelor-
Ing 617 ííouih Hroads-ny.
FOK IlKNT Furnished "niim Tor light
housekeeping. 51 North Seronsf at. n:'3
KOH RENT I.ígll"í houeekeepin r.wlin,
near car line. ot Foreeaer aveniit. nl'l
KclJ4"íí l-:X Í' Xlcelvfurnlslieii rooms; mod
era: cl"- In. t all fill W. Gold n-Jl
Foil KK.NT- Three nicely furnlihed rooms
for light housekeeping ; no invalid.' 301
North Kdilh. n"21
FriIÍílKÑT fVurñlliVd7oom for ligíit
hous.'keeplnK. wltlt bath; no sick people
3111 S.aith Walter. n--2
Full It K.NT Kurnlslied rooms and roon-s
f. r llslit housekeeping; new house. 21?
North Hlgh n-H
Foil-RENT A Kent lemán lo occupy a nl.
front room; modern ronvenienees: no sick
person need apply. 6111 West foal ave. tf
Him RENT Furnished rooms. A few
nieejy furnished nsini with use of bath;
steam heat and all convenience; no in
valid. Hotel Crals. Hilver Av., between
First and Kecond.
FOn"h ENT Nlcelyfurnlshed-roimi, bath.
electric- light and use of kitchen It fle
sh I'd 14 Kt foal venue.
FOR RENT rSirnlshed room; pleasant
! place; no sl.-k. ai N. Bina.
ixm-IÜc7;rlidero room ana board, 131
per month. Mra. Rva 1 Craig. Ml
Somh Se-onri atreot. anaolr.
FOR RENT Miscellaneous
Kf i It'll K N f Wl II "leia' g -d " sn i d I n (I
itnvlna horse for his keep to a--il. respon
sible parly. Apply Third nl Mountain
Rooi
IT'S NONSENSE
' TO'
"GO BROKE"
or in debt for the sake
of your winter's fuel.
You needn't, either if
you buy your coal from
W.LTRIMBLC&Co
113 N. 2d
GALLUP LUMP COAL
$6.50 per ton, 2,000
Pounds
YANKEE LUMP
.SCREENED COAL
$6.75 per ton, 2,000
Pounds
The best on the market.
YANKEE RUN OF THE
MINE
$6.25 per ton, 2,000
Pounds
Take your choice.
ousenoia good
stored -aMr at ssñable nUt Phoaa
(40. Th Secimt Warebnas ft Improve
ment Co. Ofrica la th Grant Block. Thlr
street and Cantral avenue.
MICaLANEOUS
LADIE.T tailoring and dnuáíakTñit! Work
guaranteed, by Mrs. M. Oil well. 117 N. Slli.
PROFESSIONAL CARDsT
, ATTOhXEYS.
R. W. D. .BRYANr- . .
; . Attorney at Law.
Offls In First National Bank Building
Albt,oneriue. New Mexico.
rMVMtnxs Ain M KKomT
DR.
8. L. BURTON
Physician and 8urgeon
Highland Office. (It 8, Walter street,
A I buq uerq tie. N. M. Phone N. 10l.
t. L. HVZT ,
Physician and Surgeon
Reoma (and r N. T. Arm 1 Jo Bulldlag
Alhuniieroiie, New Mexico.
DRS SHALiRACH A TOLL
Practice Limited
Eye, Ear, N03. Throat.'
Oculist and y urlst for' Santa Fa coast
lines. Office II! H West Central are.
Hours: to 1?. a.m.: 1:S0 to II n m
HOMKOPATHS.
DitS. BRONfON A PHON8ON
Homeopathic
Physicians and Surcsona.
Ower Vann's drug tora. Paoae:
Office and resldenoe, (. Alba
eueroue. N. M. '
DR. W. M.
HHERIDAN ,
Homeop thlo
Physician nd Furgeos.
OccldenUl Life Building, AJbaqaer
otie New Mexico. . Teleohona
VETERE ARir.
Wit. BDN
Veterinary.
Phone 40o. . Reside tics 401 B. gdlth.
:h-niisi.
L iR. J. S. KRAFT
Dental 8urg4en.
Rooms l-t. Barnett Building. Pkons
744. Appointments made by mall.
AKKAYKRS.
W. JUNKS
Aasayer, Mining A Metallurgical
Engineer.
09 West Fruit avenue, Postofflc Box
171. or at trica of F. H. Kent, 111
South Third street.
PITT ROSS
County Surrayor,
Attorney bwfore V. 8. L ad Detsn
ment. Land Scrip for sai a. Clrll ess
glneeiing.
Oold Ave.. Opposite Morning Jonraai
WHEN YOU GET
MARRIED (
Ili iiii'iiilwr ihat Ituiier Cream Bread la fnfl
nilely aujterior ti ny ither mafia. Thi
is the leat advk- fur th'm nhout ti marry,
for ttiune whu are married, or for thrtaa who
never expert to l.e, married, for re mull all
eat brcal. art get (he kind that taatea be it,
and i ni"t healthful and nulrUhaia
PIONEER BAKÍLRY
i7 MX TH FIRST HTMEKT
ALBUQUERQUE
tmploymcnt Office
Koma IS, Ami l Blark.
t'ornrr of 3rd anil Irairal At.
A I III 411 KRQI K. N. MEX.
RUGS $3.50 and up
CARPETS 35c per yd.
and Up
DAVIS & ZEARING
tSS Wist Uml4 AfSM
ALBl gi KKQl'B, LEW MEXICO
BAROAIXS Vi REAL EST ATI
rOR IAI.B.
1 Ii I rnnrn brick, callar.
aar car litis.
1 1 ?0 4 room trama, sartal
Un
its (treat.
1 ft. Int. cltr wmi.r.
1 1 15t" 4 ron i emal finish
a4.
tarna. ahada, oa car Has,
!M nmH tama, Hlfhlaada,
la. c rural aUa.
111 s room, tsrs story fraats. moé
ra. Mar park.
fesos 1 1 room m,,dera real daca, fia
lix-atlna. nrmr park.
IJTi raom. 1 tarf. ecimsst Ft a US-
1 hiMi. iodrro. clo la.
m " ronia. t sinrr. riaal Mock
da-einiaa: N. First t-Mt-:Tid
4 iwn n.w brick eottatra. mod-
rrn. rlua la.
12i room. 1 storr. krlca 4wUla.
mudara., cioaa la.
; T room brick dw.lllns. mstea
hsrd won riiMira. nmmr ear llaa.
:5-s rm brick sottaa ai4ra,
Fnurlh Ward.
i room frama Sottas-, bath, -,
N 12th trt.
:' ttwi rirlVk. bath, si-etrVe lia-ta
Nfth swoad Btrt- .
suari t mn-, frama. batk. te.. toatk
Arno slrrot.
t: 4 room brick, modera. S. Walter.
1 1 . , i
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RRAL KSJTAT-. tsat R4VCK, STIsTTT
04 in. LOAa,
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