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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1909. ;1 r::::;;
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GEO. W. HICK OX COMI' AIM i
M NO IN YOI It U AH III h. KU 1-ITAIK J I.HM
Arch I mi, '"'' '"', AIlH.um-rq.. N. M.
CRESCENT HARDWARE CO.
iiiiiWiliiic
Klove. Haugcs, House
Pipe. iih's '
HIM Wcsl liilfl Ave.
I'tuiti itl'iif.
colomboIooeS YOUR BACK
inwvmE.
UP-TO-DATE
Exclusive Motion Picture
8:15 and 9:15 P. M.
Matinees Saturday and Sun
day 3 P. M.
Illustrated Songs by
J. J. CARMODY (Baritone)
MISS JENNIE CRAIG
Musical Directress
CHANGE EVERY NIGHT
ADMISSION 10c.
33 1-3
PER CENT PROfIT
k
AM) GF.T 1. MM Kill ati-: i:i
TI'KN'K I what most liny mi''
would cull ii good Invc.aimiit
Vuii can inif Mini much "H i'11
jou I t i v i t I today In
Kellocjg's Toasted
Corn Flakes at
7 1-2 c per pkg.
Primrose Rose Butter, 30c
Strawberries, per box 10c
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Ward's Store
315 Marble Avenue
Phono 20Ü
Fee's Ice Cream
Always Good
Phone 14
Walton's Drug Store
FRENCH A LOWBER
IMU.IUAM '.IIS AMI I HKNfeKD
KM HALM I
l.nJjr Allciiiliiiil
I Ulli ml i ntrl lUmiie
llubbs Laundry Co.
"Our Work is Best"
WHITE WAGONS
P.UUMBING
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.Try a Morning Journal Want!
CHARLES
Wholesalers
LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA
EVER ITT
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Goods, Cullery nwl To"l", Iroo
HcHiiiiK. Tin mil ioi'l""" Morn.
Plioue III.
vinn innv IllT
iHtiu luua unc
30 CENTS?
S)(;nd That
Seeds ;h id
and the Asl
the Rose,
Sum
For Garden
Make' the Desert
Pile Blossom Like
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Why imt start ii garden
It i surprising whin
suits III
follow the expenditure "I
I low the x i m-ii t i i I n j i- Hf a few nli-
U IIIKl dillUS fui' H-! iHI'l II Hide
work lii the hack yard with u hue
ami a lake whil" you arc resting.
"If half tin- hui-k yards In thin illy
were ili-vi 1 ! 1 In thlB way," ahí L.
W. Fee yesterday, "the city would be
Ki ly r,eulllleil, unighf!y patches of
ground would he transformed anil
hundreds Hi' people Would he hllllhl
fur the rern-athill 11 tul tile interest
uhieh i ran gel out of i- ti 1 1 ivat I ng
a llltle pat, h of Ml oilint. Thl is say
ing nothing nf the saving 1 veget
ables, anil jira riin'l huy slnro veget
ables that II taste like the crisp,
fresh ones right mil of your own gar
den." Mr. i'Vo Is t In- original si -i-il mail hi
Albuquerque ami haH u complete
Hint k or seeds Unit glow litter ml pill
lh. in liilii ill. ground. The packages
are live cents, hut tie y me bigger
ami Iniu- about tw aw many needs
in I h in ii m the ordinary package. Jlr
.-.. h nil seeds llolll Kllt'Opo lll-
r.etl.N ulnll he Hilda that lite hew! ol
any .ailíiiilai vaihly an grown
abroad ami everything in his large
Llllll Milled assol 1 lllollt COIllllltllllK
,-ai lh ii lb every M M' 'able that any
i man would . ver w ant to plnnl - in of
Ho- May l'im-t II i', worlh hile lor
i in. man ho has an empty looking
!,;,,!, mm . I lo jie-l i ti i.il inio Un- Fi e
. I. a., on Snlllll I'll. I - tieii ami lake a
' hi, ,, at t lie HI ills 1 1 1 1 , lio . II won't
mu, lorn; lo make a ,n.ii-.h In-r out of
; lh.il man
helin-bearrup-mIller
I REPLEVIN SUIT STILL ON
i n.li. nil il onirucl ii-c Mill lU'lna
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Crystal Ice Co.. Phone 362
G. E. GUSTAFSON
Contractor and Builder
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, .., , , ,v iii I'l I i: ill ILDINU
i.i; i- mk XV11U YOU
ILftU) ID.
of Everything
CASH
S
Saturday
16 pounds of Granulated
Sugar $1.00
8 lbs Greeley Potatoes.. .25c
Ranch Efigs, strictly fresh,
per doz 25c
Wedding Breakfast Coffee,
per lb --25c
Lincoln Brand Butter, TO
DAY ONLY, per lb.... 30c
Navy Beans, 4 Ibs.
Lima Beans, 3 lbs
25c
25c
lead Rice, por lb 10c
3 boxes of N, B, C. City
Sodas
25c
Or ;'mv other N, B, C, Cook
ies or Cakes
boxes. .25c
STRAWBERRIES, per box. 10c
Bananas, per dozen 25c
3 lbs of Lard 45c
5 lbs of Lard 70c
Welch's Grape Juice, pints.30c
Welch's Grape Juice, qts.-60c
2 lbs Lvapoiated Apricots 25c
Peaches, per pound 10c
Anules. Evanorated, lb... 10c
7 bais I en ox Snap 25c
7 bais Diamond C Soan.25c
7 bars White Russian Soap 25c
bars White Ea:de Soap.. 25c
7 pkgs Pearline ...25c
I bais Fels' Naptha Soap.25c
b bais Peet's Naptha Soap 25c
PHONE 47
Soot Cash
Store
EICHAR& REYNOLDS
OPPOSITE P. 0.
WATCH US GROW.
LAST CALL
BIG SHOE SALt
Wm. Chaplin, 121 W. Central
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
In th event tbt ton ihould nut
rurtv your mnrntnif paflM" t.l
phun. the POSTA t. TÍMWHAPII
C ctvínff yttüt ii. m. irnil ildr.rt
ml lh. puper will lie dellvrei1 hy
Hwectel mMen(.r. The telephone L
Nu. 31.
tí O RKW ARI W
The tuve rwerí wilt be Jiela
fur the erreet end cnnvli-fian nf riy
ime cmiiht eteeUn eopi of the
M'irnlnit .tmtrnel iroin tb d'jor
wiyi of eiiLeprilipTii.
JOUHNAb J'LBUSHINO CO.
l'lirtMUMl-
WanhliiRton, My 7. New Mexico
ami Arizona Fair Saturday ana im
dny.
Insure In Iba Occidental Llf.
I). J. Leahy, rnlteil Males district
attorney, arrived last WPl ironi w
V'l'KllH.
J. M. Luna, probate clerk of Valen
la county, was heie yesterday from
I. os lainn.M.
It. It. Ijiikln, superintendent of cits
schools in Las VeRas, was n visitor m
the city yesterday.
Howard Mesar of Williams, Ariz.,
II known in this city as a visitor
In Albuquerque ycslerduy.
You can get your home-made bread
early in the morning at me oiiiu -
xchungc. j
l'aul I!. Palies, oí the John linker
onipanv of Helen, was here yesterday
transacting business.
marriage license as issued yes
terday to Mis. .1. C. Wanner, and
liayniond Naert, both of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque Lodge No. Si), Frater
nal rnlon of Aiiieiica, nieeis in (,"-
lar session at uibl Fellows hall to
night at 7:45.
We can suit you in saddle horses.
$1.(10 for 3 hours, cm Sundays $t.r"
for the morning or afternoon. Hiding
school 510 North Third, phone l!4l or
J!',)t. Cash only.
I. L. llartson am! A. H. l'liillips ol
Alaniogordo. an- in the city attending
Ihc trial of former regent it. II. Fierce,
of the blind school In progress in tin
district court In re.
'i of. L. H. Sli phaii, professor of
fiiiinaii and assistant professor of
Latin in tin- rnlveisity, will have in
a few- days uciompanied hy ins win
for Huntington, Indiana, to spend the
suinnier there.
Mr. ami Mrs. ib-orge (. Lilis, ac
i.i.anied by Ihcir daughter, Miss
1 .. il,,.!.
Charlotte, arrived ycsn ruay no,,, ,,
nioiiiilain home at. l'laeitas, and win
1. here a couple or days, guests at
the HI urges hotel.
O. N. Mairon rclurns this iimnilug
I'lom the City of Mexico, where be cx
einpliliiil the third degree of IV
Knights of Coluinhus to a large cluso
or candidates last Sunday. Mr. Mar
lon K territorial deputy of the Knights
of C'olunihiis in ' New Mexico.
The Woman's exchange of Albu-..i,..i-,iiii.
Is the servant of all the peo
ple tor supplying worn, mi msnnm
ompetent. u. rvants, ma sing nu
good things to eat, obtaining Inlorma-
Uon. and for helping everynou:,
very possible way. Tdepnonc oi c..n
and we will serve you.
Mr. and Mrs. J W Middlcsw ortli
if llouhh r, Colo., arrived last night
for a. short visit Willi Hi' ir son. ..ie. o
Miibllesworth, an operator in uv
loeal Western I nlon Tciegi apu oium.
Mr. and Mrs. M Iddb'sw oith were ac
. onipuiiled hy their daughter, Misa
Faith, and while lure will he gin sh
ut tile Alwn'ailo.
Thomas Moran, the !! kuoiwi
weiiie artist of New York, laiss.-d
through the city on the limited yester
day, en route to the (Jiand Canyon.
Mr. Moran was nccoiiipani. d by hi"
lie. A magnificent painting ol' tha
canyon, which was on exnnmem m i
during the Inlgiitjon congress, is
o Mr. Moians inuslei'pieees,
lir . Nacamnll leaves on the lim
it. .l thl.- evining lor N'-w York,
nil, tu e he 111 sail for a six months
Ii lp to Italy and other Kuropean conn-
,1, s. In tin- absence id Dr. Naru-
m ii 1 1 i who is Italian consul here, n-
gem ral liossl In Denver. Iia au
thorized Lor, nzo lliaill to attend to
Hie work ol the office here.
Juan Antonio C ih Haca, of thi
in. ha- been appoint, d agent for
th,. Ilo, k Ford Sugar cunpauy "
Colorado. .Mr. Ikiiu wan formerly cm
, I h this eoiiiiiany and prove. i
his ability in that position. ic- i-
t pr.-h, nt looking for labor, rs to w or
m the fields having Just r. turnen trom
LI I'aso b. re he has. been, in tin- in;
rest of the eompaiiy.
Mis Ktizatx-tll liurntt. lately tea. h
r of music at tin' Alamogoi io Insti
tute for th. lllind. ami heiseii a mimi
Klnl. iH sing (iouttnod's. nit. Divine
llcdc, in, r," al the l-.pi. . ,,,al chur, n
.-i.mlay i veiling Miss Cnrr.lt. elm
is a d.uiKhhr of the late I'at C.rr.lt.
.l known throughout tin sonUmi.-l.
is 11 ex, . ptieiml .soprano.
Mullir Jes, ph F. Woods is .April. , I
t.. arriM- h.-iv this niornmg rum Hoi
i.ro- k with a warrant tor 11. It. Alh-ii.
ti.rne ri a deputy sh. riff of Nav.i.v
cmints. who was arrested b, r. y.siei-
d.is ,.i, 1. 1, graphic advice rom Woo.L
The .Tatú. ....lll.st Allen is net kmnn
Allen is willing to go bark and face
the niusie. as lie declares he has done
nothing against the laws as far as
Ii, knows
i.i, all i..... crying pit-ousiy
ts
iii.ini.i, was liiuitil 1... Mrs. 1Í .
frost, or t-:l W.st C'oul av.-nu. . on a
door.-t. p oí the Frost residence y s
t. rday morning Neighoors mi,- un
,M, to id. nlhy the lit !t! and at !. 1
üm ooíHs ti. otic bad ,.onte torsxavd
t slaiiii it Mrs. Frost has tak-r.
.luiij:. ot the 4 1 1 1 1 o until Mil in
. st ..tiotl rail e mude.
Tu. re will hn a sp.vlu.1 niu i;t c
..f I'.lmiiii ("..miiiainl. I No 3. K T
I Suliinliiy ufternuoii May 8th, ut
K.iiiinlav iifteriiuoM May 8t.li, ut
li'clock for work in the orUcr uf It. l
K. T. anil Malta: banquet will lie
hi rvi'd at uhout o'clock anJ follov,cil
by work. A cIumi of seven will be put
throtiBb, and It in the wish of K. C.
that all liieinhiTto will be recnt to
aufhti with the work. All visitliiR Kir
KiiIkIiUs are cordially Invited. Hy or
der of the K. C. Hurry .Uraun, re
corder.
Mrs. Melvira Daltou, Mevinty-tuven
.-urb of age, and for the past twenty
five years a resident of New Mexico,
died hiHt nlRlit at the residence, of her
laiiKhtiT, Mrs. T. F. Kt-ed, 21 Mar
quette nvemie. Death was due to ad
vanced hkc. Mrs. Oalton Is survived
by her daughter, Mrs. Heed, another
daughter, Mrs. l,oligiiemare of Kl
'Hho, both of whom were present
when the end came, and nine srind
chhdien and three great grir.iJ cbll-
drcn. Mrs. Dalton was a native of
Tennessee. Tlie funeral services will
h, held at 3 o'clock Kunday afternoon
from St. John's Kplscopal church, l!ev.
Fletcher fook, offlclathiK. The morn
ing choir will sIiir Uui'ltif? the services.
Ii.tertnent III be made In Fairvl"
ct'iiirlviy.
I OK S.VI.K.
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ol
io (.laN TI I! IIOHSI-S HltOlilaN
OH llHIX I'.
F. I'ISCII l-'Jt, wcorro, X. .M.
Any one desiring the services of
vocalist call on Miss Klizuheth Gar
rett, 420 West Lead avenue.
W.WTF.O.
Competent nurse maid. Apply Mi"s.
David Weinman, "08 West Copper
u venue.
Doctor I'rovines, eye, ear, nose mi l
throat. Phono 778, Rooms 10 and 18,
rant Huilding.
PATHFINDER WILL
BE HERE TODAY
Automobile Which is Laying
Out the Route For the Flag to
Flag Endurance Race Sche
duled to Arrive About Noon,
The Chalmers-Detroit car which
lias been on the road for Ihc past eight
or nine days selecting Hie route to be
taken lor the Flag to Fluff endurance
race to he run between Denver and the
City of Mexico this summer, will ar
rive here sonic time this morning. The
car arrived at Santa Fe last evening,
where it was met by every avauaoic
automobile In town and escorted to
il,,. nlii.a. where an Informal rccep-
(,,i, whs l'Ivcii to the nun who arc
no. Mou- the trio. A brief inci ting o'
the v,.w Mexico Automobile nun a
h"iil here last night and a rommiU
was unpointed to meet the cur at
Hernalillo and escort it to Albuquer
que, where a number of machines wi'l
meet It. The Pathfinder car is a
tl i.tv horse power nuu bine, driven by
niiiv Koli.iieil. W. K. Macarlon. is the
official road book maker aril repre
sents he Motor Field of Deliver. Fal.
Spin. tut, a newspaper mm. Is in
charge of the cur and is writing the
story of tin- trip and Inking pnoto-
;raplis along the route, for the Chal
mers company. Among those who
will meet the Pathfinder ut liernahHo
or Algodones, is Dr. It. -N. van .'iin,
who will drive up that way early this
morning and show the Pathfinders
the path to Albuquerque.
LITTLE PROGRESS IN
GRAFT TRIAL
Prosecution Seeks to Trace Al
leged Boodle Fund From Mint
to Hands of Supervisors,
(By Mornlni Juiirul HdocI! lfé Wlrl
San Francis,',!, May 7. Tin- pros
ecution in th,' case of Patrick Calhoun,
president of the I'niteil Hallroails, on
trial for offering a bribe continued to
day its painstaking cftort to trace tin
J JiKi.Ulhl 111 currency paid to Tin y I.
ford at the mint on Calhoun's order
in IsOti to the hands of tin- supervisor.
,.r rather ot their alleged agent. Abra
ham Hllef, ll'Ulll till' Oil ICC Ol lO! I
where ihc last positive evidence on th
.sub led left it.
A. M Pahler, tlie acting treasurer
of the company, through whose hand.,
all moneys either received or paid out
mu.-t pas?- was, perhaps tin' most im-
t. in!.-.. .jr. the dav sim e In
showed that this large Mini had not
been handled 111 the ordinary course
of business, or in fa, t passed throiign
his' office at all. From tins statement ,
and the previous testimony of other;
witnesses as to the visits of Hurf 1' ,
ford's otl'ier somewhere around the I
time tlie money was convive,! th. re
,v Ford and Abbott, it is the hope of
the prosecution to com incc the jury
that no other deduction is possible but
that the money was paid to Uuef an 1
hy him disbursed t the supervisors.
i:tilcnce taken today was alt along
I he hue of elimination of oth-r pos
sible evplamitioiis for the withdrawal
from the mint in cash or these par
ticular amounts
The only feature of the day was th
t, stimonv ol Ocnrge H. Wilcult. sec
ret try iiiiil controller of the Fulled
I: , 1 i-.ifids who lirmght Into court the
minute of lb- director' meeting tor
the y..ir imiti Wihutt related the
election of Mr Calhoun as ptesid, nt
and told of the holding of all bul
iw.nty-íivr shan of foiled ltdilro;,,;
stook'liy the 1'nited Hailroads Invest
ment company. He "J asked K
bring to court sui h franchises belong
ing lo the company u were saved
from the fire in lsdti on Manday w her
the case will lie resumed.
Tae proseciuion devoted the great, r
pun oi the morning lo lb. farther
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Milt
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This tore
Simon Stern
THE CENTRAL AVENUE CLOTHIER
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examination of George
and private secretary I'
mineral counsel of III
Francis, eb-r'i
i Tirey L. Fold,
.. Tinted llail-
roads.
The questions asked today were ili
eted to an effort to draw from (ho
witness a connected story of n visu
of Abraham unci io nuns ,.i,,..
tlie latter part ol the sumiin-i m
Francis recalled the visit and slate, 1
that he saw Uuef go into Ford's of
fice but did not see nun nine.
Over the objection ol the deleiisc
Mr. Ileiiey then interrogated Franci-
as to his retusai in so,
fore the grand Jury whim the niiuei,
graft investigation was first begun
Witness said thai lie hail refused to
testify upon advice of William M. Ab
bott, general attorney for the com-
niiiv who had informed him that such
was his right umler the statute relat
ing to the privilege ot slenograpiie.s.
George II. Meyers, a newspaper man
who was present at the board of su
pervisors meeting "ii May 11. If'ii'..
when the trolley ordinance was passu
,,. ,.i'lnt told of the leading and pass
age of the measure. j
Mrs. Henrietta Siilcnlehl. sister oi
Abraham Hue)', was Hie next witness.
She produced a receipt lor ?:'..:.M) paid I
to L. A- Ilea by Iter on June - on
behalf 'of her brother in a busim si
i..,, i,,,i r.uild not r, r ill in ,
1 1 a nsio v iv. "
w li'n I form the money '..as pant
POLICEMAN MORTALLY
HURT BY BOMB I HHUWLIi
Hílenos A i
Ma
A bomb was
exploded at a sti
bly thrown by s
nathv with tin
el córner, presúma
me peí son in s m
slrike ot protest
against the a. lion of ib.
firing upon a crowd of
Jtolie.
Ma v
. in
day
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CHILDREN'S
STOCKINGS
i
Regular Price, 10c
Today Only 5c
L. KEM PEN ICH
FortheMan
of quiet tastes in clothes,
who doesn't caro for the
frills of fashion, no have
the best models in thu
regular Btylci.
Spring Suits
Hart, Schaifner
& Marx
have mudu them for us,
and we. have a great stork
for you to delect from.
You can look at some of
t ii (. ultra - fashionable
m odd s, also, if you
choose; we'll sell you
whatever you want; it's
here.
Suits: $20 to $35
Hart Schaffner & Marx cloth...
0
leinoiisliators. The explosion bin'
one of a. policeman's legs oK ami
fractured a little girl's legs.
Kighteim others wrce also injiin I.
.Minn serioii.. y. The bomb v,ai !
di ii in a lia.ovcl of vcgehibi s .ilacril
en the pla'i'eni of a tram cr p'.
s ti: blv bv .nme one in uipailiy
w-;ih the s.-.'k.' inaugural, , I Ma -.'.i.v-A
passenge!- hiui'il a H"i' ' hU- ' "
ticking of a clock coming from th
basket and Informed the police. H"
n.sket was i e'liioved by :' 1 í ''-' 1
an.! the i xjil .-'i)ii follow.- I at ."
i hie arrest ni been made ,
A number ;.f. curs und cabs i"iv
operalid today though tln-re i
iiimli difficulty and some disnrdiT U
temlant upon their progress thriiii-di
the streets'.
Husiness is at a KUilidslill and '
merce has suffered enorniou.-ly us '
n suit of tin- strike. The situalioa l':"
l.reomc so bad Hint tlie govcriiiucii1
today took energeiic measures lo rem
city tin' situation.
Wliooping tough.
Thin is a more dangerous uis..cc
than is generally presumed. It w"
he a surprise to many to barn that
more d.-alhs result from it than j Uom
srarhl li ver. Pneumonia ofu-n o.
suits from it. Chamberlains ( oils
. ,, ,.. , Vw,, i ,,u,..l ni niau ti
mi,s of whooping cough,
a ml
I), -It'crt
rs of l;
a, win. i
iiiiv, with the best results.
.Mi Kt'ig. of Harlan, Iowa, sa:
"Jlv boy IOOK wnooiiois. "" , .i,,.
nine months old. He had n "
winter. I got a bottle of V''a'. vol
Iain's Cough llemedy which I' .
good. 1 cannot recommend u
liighly." For sale by all drusS'st-
orit ASSORTrENT OF E
FRins ami a;uETAni.i s i is
sku :ctf.i srocR. comb pv"
KXAMIXK IT. P. G. PHAII
CO.. 214 S. SECOND.