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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1909.
CONVICTS MAY 8E
PUT TO WORK Oil
fi
COUNTY ROADS
CAMPAIGN FOR BETTER
HIGHWAYS UNDER WAY
Governor Curry Will Meet With
Committee This Morning Re
garding Highway Construc
tion in Bernalillo County,
s lili' roxtilt of petition hIltihuI
l- ;, hundred llormilillo ruimly cltl
.tim und tnxiwyers boliiK prcM-ntcd tu
t, iin csterduy askhiK Hint h' use Ills
pi. nl offices In furtlicrliifr the pood
work 111 tin' vicinity ut" Allin-
r.iuc (iovcrnor uruiKi' utry iini
n ItncsHi'd the procession and the pro-'
nenttitlon.
The fetes will continuo tomorrow
nuil Sunday and will bo especially
elaborate on account of the recent
beatification of Joan of Arc.
The phonograph te gone. Cuma In
and we will tell you who got It. Ais i
look over new line of furniture. AVc
Iiuvp an olcmint line of now patterns
In Axnilnls-ter rutin. Call find see them
The Futridle Furniture Co., west mid
viaduct.
tin
lo
an !
invited
mi
meet a mail roads committee m
Alvarado hotel at 1") o'clock this
morniiiff and illsctms the proposition.
The eoinmlttee which will meet with
the governor is composed of (eorS''
.niot, clinirninn; I. I'-, l'nlney. V. K.
1 .11 Ui lis. ' Jesus Homero and M. V
Stimuli.
Tin' conimlllec was appointed and
..1-p.uiffeiiieiit.s for the nicetlnir com-
pleted yesterday afternoon, after Hi;
petition had been presented to tin
diivi-rnor asking that he take some
1, lien with reference to securins con
vict labor to complete the road to the
university.
Tli.it the governor takes a keen
t. rcsl in Rood roads work and that h.
is desirous of co-operating- as much
i( possible with the citizens of Albu
iliienpie In their efforts to secure bel
ter roads, was lndicuted by his action
xestei'ilny 111 teloKruphini; Territorial
Kncineer Vernon L. Sullivan at San
ta Te, to come to Albuquerque and be
present at the mooting this morning.
The proposition of completiiiK the
rend to the 'Varsity and also buildiiiíí
mul inipioviiiK other roads In the
enmity "HI he taken up this mornlmi
nml pine over thoroughly. The com
mittee which 1 to meet with the gov
ernor will be glad to receive sugges
tions from residents or mo eouiiiy n
"anling the road proposition.
ih.xe who desire to do so arc
lo attend the meeting. Suggestions
m.-iv he made to Mr. Arnot. chairman,
i,r to any other members of the com
inillo'. The petition was as follows:
To his Kxcellency, the (overnor of
the Territory of New Mixlco:
Tlie undersigned citizens, residents
iitnl taxpayers of the country of Hor
nalillo, respectfully call your atten
tion to the fact that the t rritorlal
university is and has been for many
onrs, praethally Inaceet-sihle to pup
ils, faculty and visitors because of
the conditions of the roads leading to
that Institution and while the county
of ll. rnalillo hius expended upon the
principal road to the I niversity a
very large sum of money its availuble
n sources are, not adequate to the
i ompletion of the road.
A large part of the road fund of
lienialillo county for the years I97
mid 1H0X has been expended on this
ria.l and the city of Albuqm rquo has
already expended and Is now expend
ing a further sum of money upon
(he approach to the University road,
which is within the limits of the city.
Tin- work of the i Ity in that connec
tion is m aring completion.
In view of the fact that the t'nl
lersity is a territorial institution and
Unit Hernalillo county lias never ro
ei ived any a-ssistancc from the terri
tory in the way of convict labor, your
i'i titloners respectfully request thai
"U. as governor of the territory, Im
mi ilkitcly causo sufficient number
of convicts and teams belonging to
Hie tirritory to be put upon this road
i nd lompb'tc the work w ithout d
l.'V.
COLLEGE DECREE FOR
AMBASSADOR TAKAHIRA
Amherst, Miisr., May 7. Amherst
college tonight conferred the degi'ee
of doctor of laws on Ambassador
Takahlra In connection with the dedi
cation of the portrait of Joseph Hardy
Necsiina. a Japanese graduate of the
college 111 IS70 who attained distinc
tion as the founder of the I'nlvorslly
of Doshlsha at Tokio, an American In
stitution.
The ambassador In accepting the de
gree, that he said regarded not as a
tribunal tribute but as one tendered
to Japan and as an expression of the
Irlindly feeling between this eountrj
and his.
FINDS NO ANTAGONISM
AGAINST JAPANESE
New York. May '. Tokotaro Sakai.
one of the imperial commissioners of
the grand exhibition of Japan, return
ed to New York today after a montl
passed In the west.
"There Is no 'Japanese question' In
the western part of your country, an
more than there Is in the east," h
said. "Kvery where I went I was mad
to understand that the friendship be
tween Japan and the I'nlted States
has not been In the least impaired by
the misinformed and unfounded jlng
oism of a few men.
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richly bound volumes in which the binding Is worthy of the text nml
one It worthy of tho other add much to the pleasure and appre
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It may be some of your choicest hooks arc In need of new cov
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what b and uninviting; your Ir 1- Journals, perhaps, are getting tho
worse for wear, or that pile of old maga.im s you have often thought
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one or two choice volumes when bound in some of our rine binding
LcatlieiH.
Our stock of Leathers Is 1:1 se and sallsfilng and consists of
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PATTEN REPORTED
ENROUTE TO CHICAGO
Trinidad, Colo., May 7. -It
Itarned from reliable sources to
that James A. Patten, the gnat
cngo wheat operator, who has
w a
night
chi-
been
resting at the Vermejo park ranch of
his partner, W. II. Jlartbtt, passed
through Trinidad this afternoon on
his way to Chicago. Mr. Hallen ar
rived here at 5:4"i this afternoon and
left over the Santa Ke at 6:.10 after
pledging all who knew him to secrecy.
It was sit hi at the ranch tonight
that Mr. Fatten was still there but
later W. II. Hartlett, Jr., notified the
telephone operator that he refused to
talk to newspaper men.
Ol lt WORK IS AS NKAR WM-
11.4 tio as rosMiti.i:. no oli.
WOltN-OrT, HltOkKN 1K)WV OK
ONHOlJiTII M ACHIXKRY IV OI K
HIANT. KVKKYTIIINU NKW AI
VI TO THi: MlXl'TM ALWAYS
RBTTK.ll WORK AV1 MOHIs
I'HOMIT SERVICE. WK 1KI'Y
COMFKTITION. A TRIAL IINI-
OLK. WILL ODXVIM'K YO! IM
l'KIÜAL LAl'XDRY CO., MACK OF
i"o.KTornci;. riio.MJ us. rkd
W.KiOXS.
MONTEZUMA TRUST COMPANY
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO
Capital and Surplus $100,000.00
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
POSTMASTERS MUST
PREVENT SMUGGLING
I'd Ill-
Meld An oiinlable for llohverv
of Dutiable .001 Is.
Iron Ave., block A. lots 1:1. 20.
Goy.ot, owner.
Iron Ave., block A. lot JiJ. (i.
I relli and wife, owners,
i iron Ave., block K. lots In. t'O.,
: 22. 23. 24. II. I!. Meyers. 0 i,,-i .
Í iron Ave., block I. loti :. II,
L. 1.. .Meiller. owner.
M.
Washington, I). C., May 7. Post
masters hereafter will be held strictly
to account If they deliver to persons
packages of foreign origin containing
lutiable artlties w.iiiout first submit
ting them to the nearest customs of
ficer or without collecting the du'y
assessed upon such packages as the
result of an order Issued by the post-
office department today. Numerous
Instances of failure on the part of tie"
postmasters to do this has been
ported by the secretary of the tr
ury.
Automobile (.lit for Hope.
Turin, May 7. A factory here has
built for several Americans an auto
mobile which will be presented by
them to Hope Hius. It will he elegant
ly equipped, lined with whit
and halng on the left side
medal of St. Joseph, the popi
saint.
re
1 as-
Iron Ave., block I, lots 211. 21. J. It
Hineli.irt, owner.
Iron Ave., block I. lois 22, 2:1. 2 1.
Yrisa i l l, ow ncr.
Iron Ave., block J, lot.-, 7. s. J. H.
Itinehart. owner.
Iron Ave., block N, Jul !:) J. t.
Kluehart, owner.
Iron Ave., block N, !"ls II. I'i. Wm.
Kii ke, ow ncr.
Iron Ave, block N. bq Hi. . Mitz.
owner.
Iron Ave., block N, lots 23, 24. W.
C. Ilazeldine, owner.
Original Tovuisjic.
Coal Ave., block '. lots I. 2. :i. M.
K. (latllti, owner.
Coal Ave., block 8 I. Us 2;i.24. .1
S. llorlon. owner.
Coal Ave., block 3.N, lots 17, IS. W.
leather
a gob'
i patron
JOAN OF ARC'S BANNER
TURNED OVER TO CHURCH
"i leans. France, May 7. To the ac-
"'inpanlmeiu of cannon and the peal
mg of great chimes, the ceremony of
turning over lo the cathedral and the
ilergy of the banner of Joan of Arc,
:is performed by the mayor tonight,
1 "ity. two bishops, with mitre and
crazier, were massed ill front fif the
"Hiedra! to receive the orlflamme
I he troops and the garrison bands
'"lined a torchlight parade and es-
'"iti d the mayor through the prlncl
l'il streets of the city to the cathedral
""un as masnlflcienily Illuminated
lor tin. occasion. More than IUO.OUO
M"'' ta tors, many of them pilgrim
""in various parts of the republic,
NOT IIHKM
I'ood 1( II.
All..
physician whom 1
the; muscles of the
were partially para-
not perform their
usina laxative and cathartic
"o lc lues from childhood a case of
1 and apparently Incurable con-
''ipation yielded to the sclentilie
'""I- rupe-Nuts, in a few days.
t'om early childhood I suffered
"'tn such t-rrible constipation tliat I
id to use laxatives continuously go
"'K from om- drug to another
'"d iufferlng more or less all the
'lair.
promMnent
','."lvhi'd told me
, suve firgnns
' , and could
I ( wiihout help of some kind, so 1
'i' tried at different finies about e-
laxative and cathartic known, but
ioin,i ,, helji tiiat was at all perman
" I bad finally become discour-
" .11111 111)11 IV,.,.I, n,.-
I" les( w hen I u r:,n t. nti. flit. nn.
ugt-M,.,! Uottl, Grape-Nuts.
. A thouuh I hn.l
'"' '" help my trouble. t, my great
irp,,si. (!a,,.utM digested imnie
'''! from tnp firi,t UJ1(J ,n a f).
whs convinced that this was
'what my svsteni needed.
'He Miwi'l
r-gularly
h.
Kill" Visits Injured Ol fleer.
Home, Alay 7. King Victor Km
manuol today visited Lieutenant Cal
derara of the navy, who was Injured
yesterday while giving a demonstra
tion in a Wright aeroplane. The Lieu
P mint reiterated bis previous state
ment that the accident was due to .1
gainting spell and not to a breakage
in Hie mechanism and pointed to the
fact that the motor was still running
w hen the aeroplane came to earth.
government'declines
to mix in controversy
Will Struggle Along VW1I1011I lslnK
Revolutionary Daughters' Jlall.
Tunnel Workmen Killed.
Winnipeg, May 7. Just In fore work
on the spiral tunnel on the Canadian
Taelfle railway in the Rock mountains
near Field was finished last night
dynamite 1 xploslon occurred, resulting
In the death of two workmen und tin
serious injury to two .others.
Mhi-sIiiiI Killed Ity .Moon-hliicr.
Hugo, Okla., May 7. In a bnltl
oeiween a posse and a bund ol moon
shiners near Turkey Creek today
I lilted .lates Deputy Marshal I.011
iionien was min-ii. 1 lie hand was
routed. Three oí the moonshiners were
captured. The still was destroyed and
a quantity of whiskey confiscated.
Washington, May 7. The govern
incut has decli 1 to accept tip- ten
d'T of the Continental Hall of tlu
(lausrhteis of tile Ameriian ltevulu
lion here for lectures and other pur
poses of the Smithsonian Institution
A few days ago .Mrs. Julia tí. Scott
president general of the I laughters
wrote to Hresldent Tuft offering such
use to the overcrow ded institute. Sec
rotary Wolcolt of the institution, ha
informed the president that the hall
wouldn't be suitable.
SAYS FRANCE FACES
DANGEROUS CRISIS
New Yoik, May 7. John Higelow,
the veteran author and diplomat who
represented tho Cnited State In
France during the civil war. was a
passenaer to civ Ircjy .vjVAia.MH'
Weainer' La Hrovenee. Mr. tngciow
said he rega riled tho present labor
troubles in Fiance as one of the most
perilous situations which that eoun
trv has faced In modern times.
"The government's weak position
in the settlement r the postal strike."
he said, "has Incited the workers In
nil other departments to push out
rageous demands and the whole bat
tle w hich might have been fought and
won at the time of the postal strike
must be gone over again."
Ju
tU.!,
ti
performed their func
and I am now eom-
cured of
tin. . l" ' iiianeniiy
'." aWful tro'''le.
im,?,n,1,y ,he Per of s,i
'-- im- in . i. j ..i
u. I lif I e
Hill.'
Ilea J
I kzs
nttfic
a
The
Road to Wellville
food
Rea-
in
I'Mwl Purl Over Woman.
Salem. Ore, May 7. Information
was received here this aiternooii .nai
William Iletve and James Sullivan
engaged in a pistol uuei 111 noon i"-
lay at Hales, a settlement in the Cás
calos, loriy nines ea.-i 01 neie. n.
was wounded in the neek and !-'ilh-
van ill llie uooomen. imui win in--
The quarrel which I'd up
shouting was caused. It
both paying attention
w oman.
t
alleg.
) the
.1 th"
d. by
so no
f.nl7 h' li"Vf letter?
n, -'M-ar rr.Mii inu
i, """ine.
'uivrvju
true, mi
A ew
t tJllH'. TIWT
full of Imiiiuiii
Weston Iliki-H TliriMigli Kan-i.
Top.ka. K.in.. May 7. Ldward
H.iyoii Weston, who is walking from
Xi w York to , the Pacific toast,
reached Iawnn.e at T. 3D this atter
noon. making only a bru f stop and
lontiiiuiiig b'.s westward Journey to
Perry, sixteen mlb s c ist of here,
where he proposes to pass the night.
He will leave Perry tomorrow mi.rn
in? nnd expects to reneli IVain-s"
Kin , tomorrow evvniiij,'.
LEGAL NOTICES
ítOHtVsAI s IXR ni II ixxi; M1V;
WALKS WHKKi: TIIKIti; IS
A RKMXgi'l'ACY.
Sealed In. I. will be received from
regular cement side walk contractors
lor the construction of cement side
walkn. in front of ayd ubhutting on
the following described property, and
Hie contract let for null piece of
property separately, at the regular
meeting of the Cily Council, to lie
held In the Council Chamber in the
Library Hullding on Fist Central
avenue on the lilh day of May, 1 Mili
at S o'clock p. 111.
I'lHiicisco Vinillo Addition.
First St.. block lii.'li.l.s :i, 4, :,, , 7
8. A. A. Hankiu owner.
First St. block s. lot I. 2, :!, 4
First National Hank, owners.
First St.. block Ü. lots :.. II. A (on
za les, owner.
Fiist St.. block H. lots 7, s. . Wm
Farr. owner.
First St.. block Í1, lot.s 111 II. 12
Hlo (Jrande Lumber Cm. uivii'T.
Nollliero Addilioii.
Second St.. block lot Is, 20, 21
H. H. Froelovo, owner.
Second St., block 12. lot 10. F.
Armijo y Sandoval owner.
I Tllili'ls ii Armijo y Otero Adilitioii.
Second St., bloek 12. lots 12. Ill, 14,
1,". Kduardo Cha'ez, im mi'.
Second St.. bWk lr'. I'.'j.s , IJ, 11
n;7ír)'iTi."'X"'ÁT'iui.ii'í. oúhei .'"
tarden SMvAililll Ion.
Third St.. block J, lots LI, 14. II.
Lindiiir. ow nor.
Third St.. block 3. I"i l.". 1. 17.
IS. J. M. Moore, owner
Third St.. block X. lots 1 9, 2(1. M.
Vol bees, ow ner-.
Third St.. block 4. lots 2:1 C A
Hruce.
Original Tovwislw llaiilii und
Pa.'lllc AiliHllon.
Third St., block lot 12 R. P..
Meyer, owner.
Third St.. blink II. lot 20. J. I).
Tollina, owner.
Original Town-no.
Fourth St. blo,k .11. lol 24. C. W.
Kunz. owfier.
Fourth St . bio. k '12 lot LI. W. C.
Ilazeldine. owner.
Fourth St.. block .11. lot 24. J S
Morton, owner.
Atlantic ami I'm-ifii- diliilon.
Fourth St.. block I. lot 4. K. Yris
li, owner.
niblo-io t.aiilH Addition.
Fifth St. A. Vivian,., owner.
MhoiI.II II. ami It. ilillllori
ilazeldine, owner.
Original Timnslic.
Lead Ave,, block 32. lots 1 :!. I I. I r,,
18, 17. W. C. llazeldini', owner.
Original Tovui-dlc.
Sliver Ave, block . lot l:i. W. J.
Tway, owner.
Original Tomi-lle.
Copper Ave., block 111, lots s, 1.
K. I). Franz, oi nor.
Copper Ave,, block A, lot 12. Adolph
Clero, o nor.
AnihiMsio (,an In Adilillon.
Tijeras Ave,, Im C, (Spiingerj
7 5 feet.
Tijeras Ave., lot K, C. I. II. (!. 'u
kimw n ow ner.
Periorto Armijo X Hros. Adilillon
Hlock 11. 231, 232. K. (i. (iarcia,
owner.
Hlock IK. 203, Sim. W
ow tier.
Hlock 1 8, 207 to 2
ow tier.
Hlock IS, isil, II.
iiinr, owner.
Hlock IS, 1SR. 1-3
don, owner.
Ill
X. Lawrence,
Win. Jenks,
Hellj. Allhei
Iward Shaniion-
iligbuiiuls.
lliKblan.l Addition.
Water Supply I
block I.
'ompany,
Ilunlitg
I. its 1, 2, 3
owinr
Hulling Highland Addilioii. south
block K, X1" 2. 4 Win. I lolde. owner.
Hulling Highland Adlltion. south
block K. S 4j ft. 3. I. S. A. Marshall.
HOIIT.
Hulling Iliglilaml Adilltlon, smith
block K. lot J Schroeder, owner.
Huning Highland Addition. block
1.7. lots. 7. S. A. .1. .Map iv, owner
Hulling Highland Addition
St., block IS', h'ts 11, 12.
Feuree, owner.
Honing II. till. .n. I Addition.
St.. W. Side block 13, lol I.
ulllo, owner
Hi'hidere Addition, block 3.
-. 3. 4. A. M. (iconic owner.
Hulling Higlilan.l Addition.
SI., block nr.. lol 7. A. Poh le.
A i im
A.
( i
dill.
I "
lots 1.
Wall.
wner.
W. J. Morning.
Add if ion,
0. lot 0.
ildllion.
H. lol 4.
W i
Wi
I.
U'e-
only from
ed Willi the
e oily Or illllll 111 ' S
eolillHo! for tic
sidewalks in the
st
i Ived
oinplle
K. c. I. K F. J. K
K. lot.
w tier.
K. l .t
13.
Hi.
K. lots 1.
Lew. owner.
Tm ie.Hr.
lot 12. W
i. i;
:. m. -
0. 21.
Fifth St . J. A
i!n ines ow hit.
MaiMlell Addilioii
Fifth St . bloi k
I. S. .Vle.Monigdl.
Fifth st . bio, k
Collaiid. own.-r.
Fifth St . bio. k
22. 23. 24 Jacob
Original
Kighth St.. hlo k
Johnson, w nor.
Xinth St.. block 4 7. lot
Ilrook. owner.
Allniillc anil I'm-Mc il.liion
Iron Ave.. I. Pe k A lot 12 Seeoiid
S IJ, owuer.
Honing Highland .Addition, blocetaoin
Huiiing Higlil.'.inl Addition. Waller
St., blin k 2".. lot s. .losephus L. pea-
bod'. owner.
Huiiing Highland Adilillon. Walter
St.. block 24, lol 4
ow in r.
Hulling" Highland
Side. High St., bio, k
Culver, owner.
Hulling Higlilan.l
Side. High St.. ble, I.
Ll" , llunsaker. ..unrr,
Hunlng Highland Addition.
Side. High St.. I.lo. k 2. Iota
Kgbort C. L'vercit owner.
Huning Highland Addition,
( 'oleum i), owner.
VflTiVing Higii'f ui.T " Ai'lilitl'oñ'. 'Vii'
S-lde, High SI., bio. Ii 2N. bus 4. "., .
lOgb' rt c. Kvei i 1 1 ow nor.
Huning Highlin.l Adilillon. W.-t
Sid. High St., bio, k 27. lots 1. 2. K
A. Fl'-bls. orn r.
Hi'N Will be le,
persons ho have
requirements of th
qualifying them to
lllllllllllg Of come!,!
Ity ol A Ibuquri que.
The work must be done In neeord-
an. e w ith the plans and peciric.itnni
and must meei wiih the refiuirenienf"
f the cilv oiil inn lo ' si for the con
traction of cement aidewalks
The City Cuunetl i"'T' tjje. right
to l.'Jeet any or a, I bids for bids on
anv or nil of th" -aid woik.
Attention ia wis., .ailed to the fot
that nidewalks bu'' been bv notice
irdinanee duly .a-ed by the Cilv
'mini II. ordered I" be coiis'ru' ti 1
by the own.ru of til'' libblitling plo
'rtv and si rv b e of im r notiie wn
luí-- made as . . u i i "1 b law and!
be owners linve 'a. led. mi1... Iil o lull'
refused to eoii.-iMi.t the aiid side
walks in nccolilati. c with the pro- I
Vision of llie . lt or. Ilnan. es. I
Wherefore, the Cilv of Altiuqinr-i
que. X. M.. ill a, oldMllce with tl"
uthorlHe and p"' rs vested In If.
do hereby jr I" 'he conairuo.
tion of the said w.i ks in the manii"!
Iire.rtbed by law. and will Issue tax
bills In pmni'-nt for the construction
of said aidawalks.
All blil mti"t be 1n be hand "f
the ,-itv ol. rk on or tx f ore the 17th
ilav or Mav. I""
rate, i h is d iv "f . .
1 s
All the Brilliant Notes
in o d e r n
struck in
special arti-
i n the scale o f
magazine-making are
COSMOPOLITAN.
Short stories serials
,1 . ; .1. . i' . . r c
tics an ine uisnncnvc leatures or ;i
great magazine arc presented, monthly,
each by a master.
As examples, take the
by some of the wor
Take
representative leatures below
l's frreatcst master workmen.
ELIZA CALVKRT H all hn vnn,!cn'i;ll dever "Aunt Jam.'"
stories have ciUcI imlli surh cniiliatic piai-e íruin 1 'resident
Ronscc!l. C'liariiiini;- - siaiK' -i tic ere arc llie words iliat cliar
aelerie llie lnilliant sliott stories of lliis past niasli r ni the ai t oí
dcliyhlitil tale-lellilio.
ELLIS PARKKR HUTLKK'S q t i l os, ( ne little niaslei iii cc, "Just
story tellers, ft SM( H'Ot.lT.W eciilaiiis Ins In iliianl I y inlerest
T.". A lude series uf Jliitler's reinarkalile tales will appear in
fort I iC' ii i lii i l iiumlict s.
GKORGK RANIIOLPH CHPSTKR i 1 1 i 1 1 1 i
siorv tellers. COS.MUI 't.)f J TAN' e.uiiaiiis 1
injr .series cii lnisiness stnnes laseinat ui.e; talcs
hearted and interest -ei impe'.liiio; as the lies! ui 111
CHAUNCKY M. Dc.PKVV s inesi dalde anecuotis
wiuld lalilitini;, nntt, fur liearl half a eeiiluiy.
TAX is the one magazine that hii linally sneeeedi
hnsy, hrillianl si atesinan iltiP. iu ur lo write h
fences h r xon.
- pi inee id sl'ot t
riiliaiulv interest
. ;ii K.'v, li;ht-
elder 1 luiiias.
h.oe Kept the
' )S.t H't U.l
i'd in sceiirino this
hariiiiiiiy ic'.idnis-
CHARLKS EDWARD russI'LL journalist tuiniilaMe prose
ioet niaster nf sharp, incisive l-'.nlish the man wini makes you
sit up w ith a stal l w hen yon read him. It's this vil ali.iiií4 spirit
you'll find in "The Slory ni ( hariemane" - vliarp. itu isiv e, tren
éflanf Ki'ollsh Ihat fairly whirls mie lhtoue.li llie hrillianl hie story
of one of the realesl, grandest t liaraetei s that luce duelled from
the .Middle Ages.
These, ami mare, appear monthly in COSMOPOLITAN.
but, be convinced by a practical,
first-hand demonstration bnyw copy of
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
Summer Excursion
Rates to California
in, i 'ins )
Arrlift, llitrl
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General Contractor and Builder
f rnntniot all claea or fiullilin.
Leí lie) figure 'ñu ycíir (vioK. 1 cutí
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tora atol of fie fiUltic I kei only
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