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THrLBUÚUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY! NOVEMBER 6,1909. '
morning Journal
Official Newspaper oí New Mexico.
pulillxlied bj tlie)
JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
f. A. HilTHIMOK rilMn,
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B O WRK1HT Advrrllning MauMtrr
lt,,(,r.d a-coral ",1'' ',
pwlofllc. HI AU.uqii.rqile. NV M. under t
of ivngraaa of Mareh , I'!.
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M XH'O I ft'OHTIMl TIIK I'KINt H'l.KN
"i THK Hrri Bi ll N I'AKTV Al l. TIIK
VlMr, aÍ THK Mk.THOI.N- F TIIK II K
VI HJ ll'AN rAHTY WHKN TIIK AKK
R1UHT.
TICRMlTor BfBIM'RII'TIOX.
Pally, by rarrlr. nn month
Dally, lr mull, on month
l.mw tmilatlfui than any nl"
I Kaw Mnlra. Th onl.r pnprr in w
Malina lame avary oay In In yen.
Tk M..rnlni Journal hn hlghr lf-
,l.ll rallas ! I wroranl
.lluw papar la Alh1.naa.3aa r any thr
-m4l, I. Nw Maiin.." 1 na American
NMpr IMrarinry
t,. u -,.,-.-,-h wlilch he delivered
at
Tretnont Temple, HohIoii, la.Mt Sal ui
'ilay nlKht. Heiiator Henry C.iliol l,odie
Hhowed In a very oiivlneltiK manner
the Impowlhtlity of framing a tu
rirr
i... ... i,l ,l,n hi' I'vcrvhodv. am
id
itt hi... ,
then produced in Kiinienix wlilch
would he very difficult to uimwcr,
ii
In
mi nurt of hlH claim that the new law
l.l. li In now In effect will lesilll
in
the KieateBt nood to the ureateHt mini
h. r lie ri fi rn d tu the promle mad
In the repulillcan national plulfonn
i In
19()H. mid In Mr. Tuft's c.impalsn
peeeliea, an, I added;
"We have carried out thcuc declani
thdiH or the party ami the president.
ConurcH niel Immediately nfier
Marc h 4; the tariff ha I n revlned. It
han heen revlMcd III accordance with
the protective prinrlplcf laid down at
ChlcrtKO. There liave In en ninny le
ereaaeii nnd nome lncrerme, and many
late", IncludiiiR, of colime, 23 Ileum
on the free llHt, have heen left tin
rhunged where there ccnicd no koo.I
reawm for allci aliona.
"YriU will notice thai there are
threci t linca ti many ilccrcitxcH im tn
ereamn, than carryimf out the prin
ciple laid down hy the fircnlilciit In
IiIh upeech of cceptance. hut the mere
liiimher uf artlcle upon which 'le.
ifeaiiiii nnd IncreaiH have l.ei n mad.
doea not itlve an accurate Idea of the
effect nf the change. The cotiHiini p-
lion Millie of the n-tlcl
rHte have ec:1 de-re-.
H.1I5I.M3.I7Ó. wheie: 1
,i i
-V 1 !
111.'
; II '
i hi
HOC '1 t
thin value of IhOh.'
have iieen lucrcam d i.i
.villi h
J).
r, :, :7 1
ThllH II Will hi' Keen that Hie value ol
firth-lea ij linn which the nil of duly
have been decrcaiicd Ik live times Die
value of thowe upon li h an lucre.im
lls been mude.
"Ill order to have any revlnlun ol
il... inrllT nl nil it was neccHNary to
naaa uoine lai Iff hill. If we luid pa mm
i d no t.irllT hill there would haio 1 a
no ri.vlMion nii(f no red act Ion. Thill
niav aeeiu oh Ioiih, hut il 1" a point
which tin M apparently racaped mum
of our Int-IMuent democratic critlcH.
The flint duty or l hone lio wen
t-liHraed with the riMpoiiHihlllly of it
v In I II HI the tariff wan, therefore, to nc
that h hill 4-Jin paH.d. and to aei -uii
a I, III nnd ii icvinliol I'll I V one liml to
mnkp murlilcca In order to ne. are tin
enernl rcHiilt; that Im, every one win
IimiI the liu.-tn. aa Int. -reata of the rmiti
Irv n. I the welfare of the n publican
party at heart.
"Now, let me lay down another n
nil iiiloi lole:- No tariff that ban
ever pWUHid M.ltlsflld ecrho.l la ev
uv Item. The only tariff which satin
lien ewrUiodv and fits cveiy iliMrl. t
Is the laiin which U never mail,
larltf of lb.- mind, a f.ili. en all
i,i , i iIiiil In. in lb, leal oppii-Nhcd
In alii.'
"The i. in"- lain, II Is Hue. u.hli vi
tin. real of n.lsHiUir a tariff lift n
years alio will, h ill-.M.iilsfl.d every bod
Im biillllv Hu ll' locbli nl. but no one
l llf yet Mil. cei d, d 111 plittlllK into law
a tiiruf hl.li h.iti.'.d. .1 every one. In
thin tiilfl there are oyer two thou-
k.iiii Hi los 'I'll, n- ate rat, X III II
bli h ilo a, it iH.it Im j me, tb. re
haiuji a w hi, b I Mioli'd hl, ,i
made, but II l..l be jiulneil an
arc
whole, and iii.lu d n n a whole It Is n
vetv .', 1 tarl'f a n I an I m prow nit at
under cm
slitiK i oiolitton. upon ih
one w bb h
enlace,!. II Im a K",l
tariff for the whole country, i.pcnK
ilm broadh. and thai n lb.. Illt tvi-t
by w bl. h It must be ii u ,1.
"I cbniu'l o uto nene detalla
have Ii v Im 'I tie- tanlf nnd nlvcli lb
eoulltrv a kooiI .tv-. We do Hot Wllllt
t,i llirow lei'in, s. Into t ontiiKi
ht.iirn.it Ion lo ii i .-i i i at olive n an-
UlIlT Ml.l'.ll In .In. tl'lll ihia lui'ltl
will be r. a, d. a h .t n pi , ,b , Mv,,r w
find, I bop.- Milt i,u:lnr iinproW'd.
but w ha I bi
bid of n M
-He.,, ivcii it..s i a per-
n I'd
. i e nit
in i: in r im ii; m is.
Nott lll.lt III. -I of III.
t illen f 1 will II., i el I oliw
. 1,-iv
- t!
repul! w- III M:
be ai ell ill-.pt,
-a
,i
Ill -
la Un
bl.lll. b. .e and
icrnoon ih '
aw iiiR iIom n i
umei i orU t
Up"
III I
P
..it nl
j htlli .iw.iP.lv
OH l. I! .1" M. J.',
aditnre ih" w h'.-k.
11 1111-1 1 he h.eln, Ih
lif 111' fri lllell. i 1111-1
the ladlea, uil'l Hull ai
houra " tin- ! tie v laK
and K'i ba. k to their 1
111. too
III I he pin
ollll- III til
trcca, which ni.tiue li.ia taoiihl tb
how u build In a nil. of an hit
turr . udmbubly mbipx-d I tb
ynaota of the worm. tlUKii albeit ni
a. thlna of ImpuiiIv In Ihe e. of thi-
human fj,o'... 1!.. :hs y will hiU-r
Data tbrwftU the minter. and uluu
Al BVUt m"l B - . - HKKI'-O
iH. i.oim.i; o thi; tauii r.
the H.rliK ron-, nnd the Inanimate
r.lnrn. to life, the homBJY "-
tl worms III ciw forth In the guise
of mutely motii, to In y other bj"
which the mm of next summer v'"
cans,, to develop Into other wor.n.
which In their urn will '" ''o1
In fur greater numbers. lh('
world after the iiinniier oí their p'e-
deCcSNOI a.
All this muy he suinevv hat Inltatlniíj
to un when we find our elegant colus
or our beautiful hntH covered with
horrid worms, hut It ' I" perf. i t nt
cord with the plun of nature, ami m
titr,. works out fill her plans with tffi
mulle degree of exactitude and bound
less Ilherallty, wliether producing
worms or creating men. We bring Ul-
oii ourselves wins, pestilences unn
, , , . .!, ..,.1(1 1
famines, Htiien nirwi.. m- ?
from being overcrow, led with the lili-'
. . . . i i I . . .I...,-- I
lllllll species, 1)111 Hie cuicrpmm -n't
prnellee any method of race sul
eide, nixl It 1 left to man to curtail
the output when the supply becomes
superabundant. Therefore, if we
would have fewer rooms next fall wo
must fee to It that the next In the
treed, which contain the germs oí next
year's crop, are deployed ly fire- (lur-
inn th KunltKr w inter.
A I'H'I MAIl UMIll NATION.
The failure of the iliHl'iauchifiim
ametidmciit In Maryland wan due to u
very liicoiiKiiiotiH comí. inaiioii oi uor,-
tlle clemetil.H. The cliurclioi and tin'
KalooiiH foiiKht Mlioiildcr lo urn icr
aKalnst II, though for radically differ
ent 1-caxohM. The Tro I cala ii I mllilHtern,
pi thoM.' of flroim Hoallieiii fccl-
Iiikh, ujipoKcd II hecaune they couaiil-
rcd il contrary to Kood n IUIoiih pi ln-
ciplcM lo take from the colored man n
rlMhl nuai anteeil him by the coiiHtltn-
I Ion. The Catholic clcrK.v opposed II
upon the Willie (jroiind, and also itjion
(he additional frrniiud thai it ivas ao
cllliinily coiiNlrncled that It would
llHfranchlae all forelKil honi vol era
who had not been na I ura li.ed prior to
1SI17. And the Ibptar iiileri-Hln uppoHcd
it hecauKe they look upon the toiorou
iter ii h their KtroiiKcat bulwark
aualiiKl the encroachment of local op
tion lawn, and th adoption of Mate-
wide prohibition. Thin combination,
callNcd tlie pioposltlon to he turnen
down Willi
marked decree of eiu-
pbanlH.
'i ii ; rosr oi' mckxkss,
Aci'ot ilitti; to I't of. Jeremiah
W.
font
the
JeliliH of Coini ll iinlvcrnlty, the
of MlcklUKH to the people of
fnlteil SlatcH la a billion iliillar a
r. bealdcH IJL'ri.lMia.dOO Jcarly for
minor alimenta In which the hci-vIci-h
of a doctor are not reunited.
Ill an udilri'KN lo I he Hlild.nlH the
il-oft riMor Hiild that iiccoruiiiK to unun-
of the beat authorltieu, in a country
Ule the I'liltcd Stated, thirteen daya
ach are lout throunh bIcIuicmh. on the
aveniue, hy every ineinbi'i- ol the pop
ulation, rcHultlnif In n monetary loan
f more than a billion dollar, a year.
In wry many cama by hulMlatloii
w ell onToi cod thin rule could ne vci y
decidedly lowered. Minor iiIIiikiiIm
whb h do not rcmilt In the calllnir of
phya-lciaii cont flnniiclally not lesa
than $-!-.". uno, OUtl a year, and Im
proper care probably tilne-tciilhn d'
thin Iomm could be Hiivcd, ulll Kb III
tlilH liintiince lcKlHlntloll could have
little effect.
Mili: NOIMH IMM.I..
Iioii't he alarmed. We have nn In
,'iitloii of tryltiK lo warm over the
'ooked-reary hicks, but merely want
a call your attention to the inteicst-
Iiir- fact that Cainllle Flammai lull .the
meat . relien iisiroiionier, ueciaier
h it Ihe north pole never "ntaya put."
hat the earth'n nortliern and nouth
iii aen are not fixed "polutn, lint us
Plate around an aw raiic position, ex
i.tly at which neither pole Is ever to
a,, found.
M I'lainiuarlon prcsciils bis .lews
la a I. Her lo tie- Paris editor of the
N'
v Vol k lb t.ibl, in w hli It he. i-axs:
A'd ronooii.-ut ohm i al ioiia sume
lime iilii made known a father cur
ious fait, and one which a theory hav
not yil born louiul lo explain. The
North I'ole, an well as the South I'ole,
(hut Is o sav the two points of th"
It. filial Klohe ti l liiinaliiiK the Ideal
o met i lavl mm a about which Ihe dal
tniivemi nl of filiation takes place,
i pot represent two fixed pi.luls on
the surface of the teire.slri.il sphere,
bul constant Iv vi ry, oscillation from
:ir to year, from month lo month,
.iili.l an itwiane position at which
ill lealllv tlie pole Ik never exaitlv t"
tumid. Thus latitudes an- loiillu-
lllillv v.ilylllI over the entire Klohe
What does this vallallon of the pole
pri si nl. It Is thought that Ih. ri
may be percelw-il til It a pello,! ol II
months, modified bv a second period
nim ii short) I
"It Is ilu twelfth mow inei.t of
tie
in I tli. lo bi ailed to the Hist elcvel
In 1 1 v- rotation In '.':! hours Mi mtntit
.inimiil revolution In .. 6.'. days; p
, I sr loll of the e,lliuoea ill l'á.Tli-''
wars, liuuir intitaiioii In 1- years:
monthly movement of the earth
around tlie centre of gravity of the
enrth'tiioon pair, s.vular wirlalion ol
lb,-
obliiputy of the e. I k i 1 1 . ; s.-i ul.tr
illation of the i cctitl It'll y of tin
bu: ilisplae. in. in of ilu line ol
ip
Idea In '.'1.IUMI xciis: pi it ut bat Luis
amed by the constant Iv eli.iunini. ut-
ir.i
.icttoii of the planets; displacement
of th,. i entre of Kravity of tb. s..l ,r
-wtitu around v liich the earth tains
iiinii.illy, and gi m-r.il mow m. nt of
Mir i hob- tndar ax st
towui't lb.
. "ii-t. U.ui.m lien uli H.
ii,ir plaint is only a bkl't
rioalllIK In space, the spoil of
I, nl. 1-1.
I '.Mill.
I ll I
Ihe .mu-, of ll.iit minute bel i
,.11.
ill-fU. I lll. tit nl tlie k. ..-r.ii.ln. nl i
ill.
h:ia been ultriliule,) tu a aliubt il
. Ui. ii. i in cf Ibe entre ot gravilv
Ill-nil ueeil by tbe ui'iiii i urn nlK. b e-
I Utua th (..-nerut elrt lllul lull l.f tile
I "
tmer,"hi'i, the liJal nii t, nunti of
The founclaton of robust
ihcalth is what is allowed to enter
the mouth. The more simple
the diet, the more perfect the
ht.-alth.
m mess
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
ain mire and wholesome.
easily digested, prevents cori
ct-irvatinn
tipaiion
ta
For sale by &IY Grocer
thi. ei'i th ft crunt, which uro moro or
le. ill '-entre, the variations' of temper
aim i I " "M' Bloln1 J" 11 Whole, etc.
It M ljlf. n to dlKCllWKtM.
"it Il'lelCHl Ins ti point out tllcMC
redi arch .' relativo to si continual dix
idaei'inent' of Hie pole ut tlie momoiil
w hi n ptilil t attention i.s directed to
ward the i oKrnphical .discovery of
lltl't IhlM pnll.'i Where all loiiKtitll'ieH
conic too ther itnil where tlie decrean
iiiK cIicIch of air Jatitud.'K come to tin
ellil.
"Thin Ih a iinhple poltit In tlie Seo
Kiaphy of each he.Hisphi re. An,! yet
IhlM point l not a i'ixed oim, wh ther
the pole Is on a cent till III or on lluat
ln lee. (JeoKiaphi tk. an well as a-
lionoincrK, have more than one dis
covery to malte."
'J'MIC MTU 'Til Ol' IHSTOTHV.
To one who luía 'any lilcrpry taste
at all, It la alw'-iya n .-iitim oi paiii
tu ace a (fund Hf itlimclit miiitllated
and, tiH Cap'n liiinrtby would nay, "the
force of thla obi t rvatloli lays in tnu
application out. roí- iuií.iu;c, ioe
San FranclHco Call naya:
"In the nriinltive ilnyn before the
boom fbivernor Duwirt-y with a party
of friend- Mtoful on a- heii?hl at the
vci Ke of I lie Mohave ileaert looklnii
down lit the desoíalo wiiiste nml he re
marked with a hIkIi:
"All It yvantM is water to make It
the fluent couiilry out of loor."
"Very true," remarked one of the
party; "it's the name way in hades."
We Hcrlottsly doubt whether the
governor or the other member f the
party made any ptich remark, hut if
either did, lie nlmply showed hlmsoir
tn he a blunderliiK plaiilarlat. Ilere
In the truth of history:
When the territory of Colurudo wan
striiKKliiiK Jnnt im we are ntiwRling
today to net into the union, uud the
itatehooil boosters were telllnif (ill the
Kood tliliiK they knew of the terri
tory, one of them who hud been
laborliuf w ith Heiiator Wade lo aei ur
Ills vote for til" bill, finally wound up
by ukkuiIiib; the senator that "all
Colorado needs tu make It a desirable
place of residence In water nml good
Hoclcty!"
"Huh!" replied bluff old lien,
tliat'n all hell needs.''
The Kansas Clly Journal nays
Ibtirv I'. While, In retirlnií an am-
basnador of the l-'reiich republic:.
set an example of wholesome Amcrl-
anlMiii by liccbnlitk' a decoration at
the hands of the French nivenimcnt.
The example, cnntlniics f ie Journal,
wan all the more salutary by reason oí
the fact that if wan of filed by one
republic to the official representative
of another and was declined on the
round "'t th1' spirit of republican
institutions wim opposed lo decora-
lions.
The Sania Fe New Mexican prints
let Icr from Mr. A. 1.. l.awnhc, in
which that K'Ht lema II says the report
lo th,. effect that be had been slated
for (be tpivcriiorshlp 'f New Mexico
is news to him. lb- nays he has come
to New Mexico solely on account nf
Ills health, and adds: "The Kovernor
hlp has not been tendered me, and
I hav,. no Idea that it will be no ten
dered ' Tlie repot tors seem to have
.mother uticss i omiiiK.
The publisher of Ihe Cluvin Weekly
News has undertaken the Issue of u
daily edition. We I'dniiie lila fiuiruK-o,
hut it would look to a disinterested
observer at this distance as thoiiKh
ven one nood daily In a town the
l.e of Cloy I was valhcr forcintc the
diuation, and that a second would be
very likely ' to prove. like the
psalmist's life of man. "of few days
and full of trouble."
"Someone should be pi, ked to let!
Speaker Cannon that lie must retire,"
sa vs Coiiki essiiiall M unlock. The
man has abeady been pii ked and has
pel foi mi d his mission. II I Mr.
Cannon himself. lie says he will
mm
The Ladies Know
that we carry the finest line of
FINE BAGS
Till; Mi il I : It.V liltti; STORK i Kunu-thing mere than a I'ill Shop
and wliiie we miry the largest anil mint larefully aeleiled Mm k
of I'ur. 1iuk and Miilaines In the city, anil employ two expert
Ueiiislen il I'harniai'ii'la. we also carry a tnautiful line of Knu.ls
aultabl- lur MidiiuiK. I'bristniaa and Anniv i r.iry Gift a. nnd our
prieea are lnvv. r lli.in fitch really fine meats are usually mbl fur.
..i treuble In hhiivv tbese iruud s aud we i er.li.illy invite oU to eail.
J. H .O'RIELLY CO.
II. E. FOX, Mgr.
Tlie Busiest Drug Dtorc Between Denver & Los Angeles
have to retire noma time. And you
ean't hurry him. Kansas City
Journal.
Hy goiiiK to prison Mr. Oompcrs
hopea to enow that the courts are
tyrannical and unfair to organized
tabor. What ho really will show,
suya an exehanRe, i that the laws
cannot be broken with impunity by
labor leaders any more than by other
citizens.
Tho board of education of Albu
querque has taken up the matter of
medical supervision for the public
schools, thus BPttinff ahead of Santa
Fe in this important matter. Medical
supervision is not a new fad but will
be one of tho necessities of the coming
decade. New Mexican.
Little Interviews
By Wireless
(Special jlippoKi-am t o Morning
Journal.)
Wulioo-iru-KU-booblc-dinga, JíiHíhIi
Kant Africa, via Nairobi, Yucatan,
Van Piemen's land and Uucksport,
Mc, Nov, 8. "It in 'i meretricious,
mendacious, malodorous misrepre
sentation," said Theodore Kooncvcll,
between (un shots, today, when the
Morning Journal correspondent,
climbing up m ar tin) ox-presldent in
the top ol' a go.zle-gonzle tree,
asked tho Chief Kxlerminator of
HchemotliH, if he cared to deny or
confirm the reports of bis death.
"In this ago of the world I regret
to nay," said Mr. Roosevelt, neatly
tunneling rt brace of elephants with
a lOUU-callber Kxpanshmist bullet,
"there exintn among n certain class,
an inherent , port Ion of thu tircat
lOvil Intelligence, better known among
the proletariat an Ihe did Nick, actu
ating such persons to deliberately and
with malice aforethought give ex
pression to certain sub-conscious de
siren, endowing these ntatemonts with
all tho exterior semblanco of veraci
ty. The greed of accumulating im
mense, material riches; tho din re
gard of the happiness and physical,
moral and mental well being of the
vast mass of the population of the
earth; the execrable ambition to sub
vert the public interest to private
and sordid gain; to further selfish
ends at the expense of the general
amelioration of conditions among the
moro desirable class of rithsenn; such
inofivcH im these I say are runpotisl
lilo for the, vicious dissemination
among the people of such basely
false, criminal, vindictive, depraved
and detestable departures from the
trail of truth. I do not hesitate to
brand this despicable and cowardly
report as utterly false in each and
every particular, circulated for pur
poses of perdona I spleen by those
enemies of the commonwealth whose
presence within the borders of the
United States constitutes a grave
menace aguinnt the peace nf tlie. re
public and the future happiness of
unborn millions of citizens."
And tlie former chief executive
discharged eighteen heavy caliber
rifles In rapid sticcenslou at a Male
faclimr Mumble-dumblc, who had
suddenly reared its gigantic form out
of the rukh. As the attendants,
armed with light fiidd squirt guns,
came up to Inject an embalming
fluid Into the dead monster, the re
porter dropped hurriedly out of the
tree.
"lint. Mr. T'r , Kx-Preshh nt," he
shouted, "is there no more brief and
less piilchi'ltudinoiis phrase "
I in t. Ilwana Tumbo was pouring a
broadside Into a drove of J'lelosaiiri,
which was charging the tree and the
reporter's question remained unan
swered. Little Side Talks
the Editors
With
Nothing .New nl All.
fiovernor Willson of Kentucky sud
denly left the Tail party at New Or
leans and returned home on receipt
of a telegram Informing iiitn that
hades had broken louse In llreiifhitt
county. Inasmuch as Hrcathitt
couiily's normal slate closely approxi
mates the traditional idea of the
lower legion, q must bo comeiled that
Governor Willson exhibited unneces
sary cxclli incut. l'liocnix Kcptihli
calt. 4 el lliisy mi Unions.
Tim .Mesilla valb y Is shipping car
loads of the finest grades of onions.
We have seen as fine onions grown In
Valencia county as any which are an
nually imported Into the territory
and Valencia county from California
and Mesilla valley. Now what we
would like ,i know is: - hy our
farmers will persist in sending good
cash money outside nf our precincts
for tlie domestic supple of onions
when we can taise as good right herí
an.! keep Hie imitiev at home'.' Helen
Tribune.
I i lo fallen.
It is said that ratlin made a mil
lion dollars iu une day last week in
cotton. We appoint Mr. l'alti n a
committee of mie to answer that
Philadelphia query. "What would ,,n
do if you liad a million dolíais'.'"
Tucson Star.
Chinese Sacred
Sam Kee's Curio Store
215 80LTII 6ECOXD STREET. ,
niMUtMllllt(MMlltttlIttHMIIMHINHt)
There are TWO MINERAL SrRINGS in Coyote Canyon
The Harsch Bottling Works
Control and Bottle the Famous Water that Comes from Their's
We carry the Largest Stock of Polished Plates, Window
and Fancy Glasses In New Mexico. When in need
of Glass write or call on us for prices.
SUPERIOR LUMBER AND MILL COMPANY
WITH AMPLE MEANS ANT D CNSCKl'ASSEli FACILITIES
The Bank of Commerce of Albuquerque
Extends to Depositors Every Proper Accommodation and Solicita New
Accounts. Capital, $150,000.00.
Officers anil Directors: Solomon Imti a, President; V. S. Ktrlckler, Vice
President and Cashier; W. J. Jolinso n, Assistant Cashier; William Mcln
tosh, George Arnot. J. C. Haldridge, A. M. Blacfawell, O. K Cromwell.
MONTEZUMA TRUST COMPANY
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO
Capital and Surplus $1 00,000 O
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
LEON HERTZOG
Wholesale and Retail
Hay and Grain, and All Kinds of Naüve Produci
f'hoaa St. 501-503 N. First St Cor. Marqne-tt A
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
(KlYci'tiva June 6, 1 noil.
Frnm tin Kant Arrive. Ieiml.
N'ij. 1, Nollthura Cal. Kxprcss.. 7:1. p ::aip
No. .1, I'Mlir.irnia l.'miili'il . . . . 1 'J : Jii p 1 .-un p
Va. 7, Nnrlli ral. Kant Mull.. .Jil:."iB i 12:43 a
No. . Kl P. Mr. City Exp.Jl:!.U y 12:2o a
From the Wit
V,). 2, l lik-aii.) 1-nst. Mall I:Ml
So. 4, I'lili una l.laiil-il r,:r.np
No. R. riil. Kan. 'ii y Kxp. . i: p
lVeim Vulley 'I'miiiH
No. Sil. Amurillo, K.,,vi'll and
1'aiisl.iHil
8 2IÍ a
:'.'.) p
7 :25 p
2:20 a
11:55 p
No. 812, from CarlstiiuJ, Kus
well nml Amurillo- ...
From I lie Ntmtli
No. Hi, rid., lion. & K. C. V.x. 5:05 I
No. 10 eiiniH'i'tn at I .it in v with
7:00 a
lirnnch
train for Haata Fe and etopa at all local
pulllU 111 .'t-iv Mexico.
WILLIAM nAI,l"OITR, Agent.
CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR CO.
Successors to Melini & Kakln
and Ifnehechi & Glomi.
WIIOLKSALK DKALEK.S IN
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
We handlo everything in our line.
Write for illustrated calalugue and
uriee Hat, Issued to dealers only.
Telephone 118.
W. L. TRIMBLE & CO.
CORNER 1ST ST. and COPPER Ave
I J very, Fred and Salo Stables, First
flaws Turnout at Reasonable Hated.
Telephone 8. North Second Street
RAIL FENCE PHILOSOPHY.
Mi ust of us g. l all On- liap.iue..s tve
desi rve nnd no lew, (lur failures! are,
for the nuiHt part, our uvvn fault and
we have unly oursi l ej tu blaiue if
miMfurtuiie cuines.
lie beiK'V uleiil ; bury all birk. riniis
In tlie iiusoni of forip I fulin ss.
Kiniln.'.s.s Kindles tlie linn of
'liellilsliiii .111,1 love.
A basl.et of es all nf i size.
eiilnr nuil a pn :ualll.' will create a
better Impressi.,!! ainoiiir private eus
tuiners than a mixed Int. Smile in. ti
make a success by radiate Ilu in tnni
sliii.iiitf tn privale eiisli'incrs'. II
Ihey can ln.ll.e il pay, veil certainly
sluiul.l.
A peculiarity nf elnvcr is tbil w.
may lake iilf a erni atul leave the
land I iclu r than il was brlmc
Manure will lmt wasle as mir b
fertility in the field as il will in ilu
aver, me j.ile iu the ba rnv a nl.
The bnise needs daily exercise and
likl'S a variety nf fund.
Talkitui aim ut mu- "sbii I !,"
ni-ij-lilinrs tines ii'd help them. I'cr
haps a bit nf ,-tii i.ur.iü' in. ft il. liveiad
strait'bt at (lu ir le arts wmild.
All eld slnve ill the Wnndslu-il will
make It a stum pla, e in which In
mend the harness ale! ilu mid j,d;.s id'
carpciitcrinir.
Take a hand in pnliths. let next
I.i what tlie p'ilitii iai.s arc il.duij and
b-nrn in advance vviei is likely t-i be
nnminalcl fnr In'.1 n and ciunty nffi
cers next sp'inii. If there is a bad
man ill Ibe bu turn nut and lid
heat him.
limi t vvbine. V 'nbtle.
tu
There is no s x in hv siena. Tin
male Miffi an- tt. s nn r in Washimston
seem tn have just as had a c s,. nf it
as the iv nial" vi. urns in Great
Ihitain.
DON'T
GET TOUR COAL IN PE
ANTHRACITE
(All sizes)
CERRILLOS I.rMP
W, H. IIAHN GO.
Phone 91
MILL. WOOD
FACTORY WOOD
BRICK.
LIME, BVILtlXC! SUPPLIES
Lily Bulbs
ach 20c.
or 35c.
Good Shoes
AT RIGHT PRICES
;oii shoes biiu.'v.hl nt our
lilaec means shoes (hat look
dressy, wear well and give
satisfaction.
Wo churiic nliiderate prices,
hut you can ('epeiul upuu the
quality mid e make you ihe
Judsc of Ihe idyle aud lit.
r.aliies' Shoes from .50 to $1.50
Gills' shoes from .S5 lo $2.50
Hoys' shoes from $1.00 to $2.75
Women's shoes $1.(15 to $r.0()
Women's slippers) .05 lo $-.50
Men's slippers .75 to $2.50
Men's shoes $2.00 to $,Y00
Imaloy'sI
TTTTrifT'T'iT'irrl HtlBI TTTT1 .Islilllll
WE HAVE
Genuine Buckwheat
in
:
:
Flour and
Syrup
Pure Maple
ALSO
Aunt Jemima's Pancake
Flour. R:.!ston Pan
cake Flour; Self Raising
Buckwheat.
I A. i. Maloy i
214 Central Avenue
Phone 72
WAIT
FORI: THE FIRST FTORM
AMERICAN FLOCK
The Pest.
Gallup Lump
K1NDLIN3
CO KB
V If v,?'';- v a mj
I .Zj ?!
J ALBUQUERQUE '
J SECRET SOCIETIES
A. F. & A. M.
Temple lodge No. tV, A. F. 4 A. M.
Regular meetings first and third
Thursdays In each month. Harry
Eraun, worshipful master; J. A, Mil.
ler, secretary.
Rio Grande chapter No. 4, R. A. M.,
stated convocation second Thursday
of each month. C. O. Cushman, hlga
priest; Harry Braun, secretary.
Pilgrim commandery No. S, K. T.,
stated conclave fourth Thursday of
each month, except November ana
December first Monday. Edward C.
Allen, eminent commander. Harry
Braun, recorder. '
Ballut Abyad temple A. A. O. N. M.
S. Regular meeting the second Mon
day of each month. L. H. Chamber,
lin, potentate; Harry G. Bullard, r.
corder
Adah Chapter Xo. 5, O. E. S.
Regular meetings the first and third
Fridays. Lucy Reed, worthy matron;
Nora Tutnum, secretary.
A. O. V. W.
Benefit lodge No. S, A. O. U. W.
Meets at A. O. U. W. hall, 817
South Second street, second and
fourth Mondays. A. D. Johnson,
master workman; W. H. Lone, re
corder. B. P. O. E.
Albuquerque lodge No. 461. O. 8.
McLandress, E. A.; Roy McDonald,
secretary; meets second and fourth
Wednesdays each month at Elks hall,
corner Gold avenue and Fifth street
D. O. H.
EInlgkeits loge No. 670, D. O. H.
Meets every Second and Fourth Tues
day In the month In Red Men's halL
Fred Brosey, O. B,
Degree of Honor, A. O. V. W.
Chief of Honor, Margaret Werning;
Recorder, Etta B. Allison. Meets first
and third Mondays at Odd Fellows'
hall.
' EAGIjES,
Albuquerque Aerie No. 165, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles. Meets first
and third Tuesdays of each month at
8 p. m., in Red Men's hall, West Gold
avenue. President, Leo Zanone;
secretary, Coral F. Roberts, 412 West
Lead avenue.
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
Albuquerque lodge No. 38S, Fra
ternal Brotherhood; meets In Elks
lodge room, first and third Mondays
of each month. Presiding officer,
Mrs. E. C, Whitson; Frances Dye,
secretary.
G. A. K,
G. K. Warren post No. 6, G. A. R.
Meets at I. O. O. F. hall first Satur
day night of each month H. R
Steward, post commander; J. G. Cald
well, adjutant.
I. O. O. F.
Harmony lodge No. 1, L. O. O. F.
Meets every Friday night at O. 0.
F. hall, South Second street, H. J.
Fouts, noble grand; N. Ii Stevens,
secretary.
Albuquerque Encampment No. 4,
I. ). O. F meets at 7:30, first ana
third Tuesdays of each month at I. 0.
0. F. hail un South Second street.
James J. Votaw, scribe; T. F. Kings,
chief patriarch.
Trlpld link Rebekah lodge No. 10,
1. O. O. F. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month at I. O. O. F.
hall on South Second street. Mrs.
Henrietta Bailey, secretary; Mrs. H. J.
Fouts, noble grand.
I. O. B. B.
Albuquerque lodge No. 135. Wal
ker N. Jaffa, president; Samuel Neu
stadt, secretary. Meets the first and
third Tuesdays each month In the
vestry rooms of the templa.
K. OF F.
Mineral lodge No. , Knights of
Pythias, meets every Monday night la
the Elks lodge room. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited. O. A. Burtner,
keeper of records and seals.
K. OF O.
Albuquerque Council NO. 141,
Knights of Columbus, meets first an
third Thursday of each month In
K. C. council chambers, Í11V4 West
'entral avenue. Visiting brothers
cordially Invited to visit club roo ml
and attend meetings. John A. Reldy.
grand knight; T. F. Keleher, Jr., fl
nanclal secretary.
M. W. OF A.
Albuquerque camn of M. W. or A
No. 13.303. meets everv Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock In K. P. ball,
Elks building. G. W. Dexter, cleri;
F. O. Losey, consul.
ORDER OF OWLS.
Duke City Nest No. 1077 meets
ery 2nd and 4th Monday at 8 p. in.
K. C. hall, 211 ',4 W. Central avenue.
D. 11. Cams, president; F. E. Shelley,
secret ry.
It. X. A.
Tho Royal Neighbors of America
Swistika Camp meets second and
fourth Friday afternoons of eaoh
month uf -ln In I IV II tr tioll Mri.
Jessie Clifford, Recorder; Mrs. C. A
Frank, oracle.
W. OF W.
. - n- 1 m a
Aiouquirque camp o, i, vv uww"" -of
the World. Meets at thi Forest la
the Elks building every Friday even
ing at S p. m. K. W. Moore, ")
commander; D. E. Piiilipps, clerk.
Cottonwood Grove No. J, Woodmen
Circle, meets the 2nd and 4th Tues
day uflernoons ut 2:30 in Odd FelioWi"
Hall.
w. c. o. r.
Meets second and fourth Wednes
days in K. C. hall at 8 p. n.. Chief
ranker, Mrs. John Dolan. Recordlnj
secriUry, Mrs. Felix Baca.
V. It. C. & 4. oí A.
i - .i. verv
1.1ICHI V Itl'UI U. lOl lllt". tí
Thursday ev. nine in A. O. I. W. han.
A. J t'hristnphene. president; Jame
J. Votaw, recording secretary.
a. t. r.
Albuquernua Typographical Colon.
No. J04. Meets first Sunday In
month In Labor hall at 1:10 P- m
C. R. Phade. president; Ir Bcon-secrctary-treaiurer.
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