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THE ALBUQUERQUE..MQRNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 22,. 1909;
HJlKUA COMPAQ Y
OLDEST AND LARGEST JEWELRY IIOCSE IV NEW MEXICO.
STOCK AIAVAY8 COMPLETE AND NEW.
SEND IN VOl'K WATCHES. WE'LL REPAIR THEM.
Arch Front, 113 K. Second Street. AJbuqueique, N. Bl.
FRENCH & LOWBER
rCNER-Ui DIRECTORS
Licensed Km balm era
LADY ASSISTANT
801 W. Central. Telephone 580
CRESCENT HARDWARE CO.
Store, Range. House Furnishing Goods, Cutlery ami Tool. Iron
Ifpe, Valves nnd lilting, Plumbing, Heating, Tin and Copper Work
It WEST CENTRAL AVENCH PHONE SIS
Yes Ma'am
We have everything you
may want for
Thanksgiving.
The list is too long to
print here, but we want
to mention Extia Good
Fresh Roasted
JUMBO PEANUTS
2 lbs. for 25c.
Thse are the kind that
bring orders for more.
Store closed Thanksgiv
ing day,
Ward's Store
Hon.cr II Ward.
It MarOV 4tn
lr
I'kimr '
T II E A T II I S C O FA It M
(Incorporated)
t2.Vlu will buy a stuire In tho greatest
profit maker In the Southwest- an In
terest In nn alfiilla Inrin for only
7.7I I kt acre. . IMil.lt ndn of 20 r
cent injured, lor full particulars
udilrcM or cull on
A. II. STROl P.
ELKS
I
In in private car "Estcllc." Mr. Do
hvny is heavily Interested in Mexico
oil field.
Louis Taylor left last hight for Kel
ly. where he han accepted a position
witn the Trl-Uulllon smelting com
pany.
II. O. riutsutn, chairman of the tor
rltorlal republican centrnl committee
In the city yesterday from So
was
corro.
Wc are now In our new store,
and tve have the fljicst srloo
Hon of Wall Paper, Paints, Oils,
Varnbdica, l'lrture I'rumes,
etc.. In New Mexico.
O. A. IICDSON,
Corner Fonrtli and Copper.
In tha avant that you should oat
recidva your mnrnln papar tal
phin. tha POSTAL TEI.KOR APH
CO. giving four nam and addrasa
and th paper will b. dallvarad r a
apaolal maaaana-ar Tha taiapbon la
No l
as.sa R r. W A R D S.M
Tha abova reward will b paid
for tha arreat and cnvtctloa of any
on, cwucbt stealing ouplaa of iba
alornlns Journal from tba door
wara of aubacrlbara.
JOURNAL PUBLHHINÍ CO
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FEE'S
PURE HOREHOUND
TABLETS
For That Cold.
WALTON'S DRUG STORE
10CII ITEMS OF IKTFREST
Forecast.
Washington, Nov. 21. New Mexico:
Partly coudy Monday; colder In south
portion; Tuesday fair.
Arloxna: Generally fair Monday and
Tuesday.
Shoot That Tuncey
With One of
. PORTER & NEFF'S
RENT CAMERAS
Phone 435 220 W. Gold
Instir In the Occidental Lira.
Drink Olorleta Boer. Phona 481.
Mrs. Morgan Join s of Cerrillos Is In
th city on a brief visit with friends.
I'. Walsh, general baggage agent
for th Suntu Fo arlvcd last night
from Topi-kit.
F .N. Shelton. of the Hiuewater De
velopment company wua here yester
day from Hiuewater.
Fred Scholle tt well known mer
chant of Helen was here yesterday on
.1 brief visit.
H. IX Rowmnn, president of Row-
man's bank In Iaa cruces is hero on
a short business trip.
The Order of Owls will hold a reg
ular meeting In K. of O. hall at 8
o'clock this evening.
E. I- Doheny, and party, passed
through the illy last night en route
from Mexico to Los Angeles, travel-
la the
Nest
THE VERY BEST
SCHOOL SHOES
City at tba Lowest Prior
SIMPICR-CLARK
Door North of the Puntóme,
If you rldo our horse once you are
a regular customer. We keep 25 for
saouie exclusively. II 00 for 3 hours.
tv right'. Hiding School, 815 W. fallvcr
uveuue. mono Z41.
Daniel Kane, of IJma, Ohio, ar
rived in the. city yesterday and will
remain here for several days visiting
his brother, Owen A. Kane, who is ill
In the Santa Fe hospital.'
J. II. Hcrlbner has closed tip Ills
dancing aoudomy here and leaves th is
morning for I.as Vegas where he will
open u similar school.
Hon. Clarence J Itoberts, member
of tho lower branch of the last legls
lallve nssenibly from Colfax county
and a prominent citizen of Raton was
a visitor In AlblHuMue yesterday.
Elmer E. Ptudley, district attorney
for Colfax county and former member
of tho house in the thirty-seventh leg
islative assembly was it isiiur in Al
buquerque yesterday.
Earl Olcejnldt, son of foreman Jio
goldt. of the Santii Ee shops, returned
to Winslow last night after a brief
visit with Mm parents in this city. Mr.
(Jilegoldt, Jr., Is employed by the
Hanta Fe In Winslow.
D. ft. Frajne lefi on Tuesday morn
ing for Albuquerque, his expectation
being not to return to Taos
Ben, as he was familiarly known will
be missed greatly, by his many friends
who hone conditions here will be such
that ho may yet be. one of us again.
Taos Valley News.
Judge Irn A. Abbott, who arrived
from Washington yesterday noon, will
be at the court house at 10 o'clock this
morning, prepared to consider matters
brought before the court. Tho cuse
of the Territory vs. Leopoldo Torres.
charged with murder, will probably
bo taken up lato this ul'ternoon or
tomorow morning.
Kddle Yrlssarl, quarter back on the
second Varsity eleven is confined to
lis home, Fifth and Silver avenue as
the result of a partially dislocated hip
received In the Varsily-Menaul game
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Yrlsaarrl will
probably be able to resume his stud
ies at the Varsity within a week or ten
days, but It Is thought he will not be
able to play any more football this
seuson.
The Woman's Cathollo Order of
Foresters will make their initial bow
as entertainers in Colombo hall this
evening when they will entertain their
friends with a soiree. , Araiigumcnts
have been made for the accommoda
tion of a large crowd and it la ex
pected that more than a hundred
couples will attend. The Cavnnaugh
orchestra will furnish the music and
floor committees will see thnt every
ono attending has a pleasant time.
WEDNESDAY
GOG
MINSTRELS
TO BE
II
OLD SANTA CLAUS
HEARD FROM
rnno cum
LUUÜ ullul
Marches, Dances, Cakewalks,
Olios and Medleys to Follow
Each Other In Rapid Succes
sion at Coming Entertainment,,
The Elka minstrel show to be held
in the Elks theater Wednesday even
ing-, promises to bo the greatest sen
sation ever created in A Ibtioueroue In
local talent show. The Ideas, for
the minstrel, which i bolnjr staged
under the aole direction of Mr. Joe
llren, tho author of "I Don't Know
Where I'm tloine, hut I'm on My
Way," and other popular nungs, uro
new. and .original, and tar above the
ne of tho average minstrel show.
Another rehearsal will he held in the
theater tonight and the cast will be
put through the paces by Mr. Hren.
The several rehearsals already held
have proven so successful tout any
more rehearsals would not be really
nenessnry as the chorus and soloists
are already excellentlv trained. Dl-
ector Hren, however, is anxious that
h and everyone connected with the
We hare just received a letter from
dear old Santa. He saya his team of
Reindeers are in perfect trim; that
he has a brand new alelan and har
ness, and that this year he expects the
oiggest doings aDout ennatmae Islght
that he has ever had. He aya he
will make Strong's . Book Store his
headquarters this year again. That
there Is no store In Albuquerque to.
rival this one for old Santa. The work
shop Is now running in full blast and
the toys are coming- In Thick ajid fast.
Undoubtedly the collection tit our
store will be the biggest and cheap
est this side of Chicago.
Besides the great load of toya for
the children old " Santa says he will
leave at Strong's all kinds of gifts for
the grown-ups as well, There are
books galore of every description
Bibles, Testaments, Episcopal Prayer
hooks and Hymnals, Catholic prayer
books, dictionaries, gift editions of
poets and prose works, in burnt leath
er, hantl-palntod leather nnd other
fancy binding, all the. lastest fiction
such as "Truxtoti King." "The Goose
Utrl." "The Calling of Dan Mathews,
etc, about eight hundred copies of the
popular fiction nt 50c, und the stand
ard fiction nt 3.ric. We can supply
your wants in anything in the book
line.
Then there Is the Arts nnd Crafts
line of framed pictures; also in Leath
er Ooods. Sofa Pillows, Table Covers,
Wall Hangers, Hand Bags, Pocket
Hooks, Hill Hooks, ljtv Desks. In fact
there Is such a stock of the desirable
things for gift purposes that you will
have to come In and look it over for
suggestions for the Holiday Season.
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
Next door to PoMtoffioe. Phone 1104.
ii,Vl'f.f..aW. i-'.-l . rir.' 1
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Try our Itome-mado mincemeat, 2
lbs. for SS mils. (Urease mutton 6
cents er l. Western Meat Co.
rr KalrwrlTe-Passenger .touting
an hcrcaln- Toa. W Otitral
Wanted, to buy good horse
saddle. Apply 315 West Silver.
and
II L, Wanhbnrn, President
C. O. Cuslnnan, Sw', I T
C. L WASHBURN COMPANY
I neir m ira t V.
Outfitters for Men and Boys
STEIN-BLOCH SMART
CLOTHES
t
fit you at once, and done with
it stylishly. No waiting, no
aggravation. Don't delay;
TRY ON TODAY
Thanksgiving Day is this weekyou will
need that new suit now.
Black unfinished Worsteds, $18, $22.50,
$25, and $50 the suit.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
bug
0
MR. JOSEPH K. DREN,
Sole Director of the Elks' Minstrel,
the Attraction at Elks' Tlvator
Wcdncwliiy Night.
WILL RECOVER
Stabbing Affray in Which Mex
ican Woman Was Badly Cut
Up Not Expected to Result
Fatally,
According to the physician in at
tendance, the eonditlon of Itenignn
Alvardo, the Mexican woman stabbed
by Florencio Hodrigue at midnight
Saturday, Is quite serious, although It
is expected she will recover A deep
gnsh In the stomal h and a slash
ro the head indicate that Rodri
gues handled the woman pretty
roughly Koih lledrigues und the In
Jured woman are confined in the
county jail. It developed yesterday
that the woman ia not Hodriguex's
wlte, as was at flrit reported. She
had been a friend of Hodriguex's,
however, and when he iuw her In
company with another man Saturday
night, grew jealous and stabbed her.
liodrlgues will probably be given a
preliminary hearing when It is learn-
d Just how seriously the woman Is
hurt. Doth parties arc
Mi xlcana.
performance be well up in his part, so
there will be no possible chance for
a hitch.
The cast will be made up of some
seventy-five of the " best available
male talent in the city. The cos
tumes, which are provided by Direc
tor Bren. are distinctly individual.
some of them being quite gorgeous.
Many clever specialties have been ar
ranged for the most original of the
black face artists. J. Porter Jones
will dance the Salomo dance, in which
he has never before been seen in Al
buquerque. .-
The old time conventional minstrel
show is not to be. followed in the
Wednesday night event. A new kind
cf minstrel ia to bo effercd and the
old chestnuts are to be forgotten. An
original line of jokes hue been ar
ranged for the occasion, many of
which are to be "or! local persons
and happenings. Home of the "pack
ages" promise to make a tremenduous
hit with the large audience which will
undoubtedly be present.
Mrs. Hren, wife of Director Hren,
will do a specialty. Mrs. Hren is a
soloist of first rank and has received
thousands of press notices through
out the country, highly complimenting
her clever stage work..
buquerque, and he started for White
water. Jones missed his train the
day he should have started and when
ho attempted 1 to ride the next day
claims he was -put off the train and
had to walk 5 miles to Belen, where
ho pawned his watch and walked back
to Albuquerque, from which place his
people telegraphed him another tick
et to Whitewater. It is claimed thnt
because of the exposure and fatigue
Incident to the long walk, Jones is in
a precarious physienl condition and
may not recover.
CLAIMS CONDUCTOR
DITGRED RIM
Heginutng Saturday morning, No
vember 20, Mrs. D. 1). Coverdale will
place on sale her entire stock of new
patent hats nt one-half price. All
other trimmed hats at 5 percent dis
count, this sale to continue for one
week only. Corner Fourth and Gold
avenue.
Tho record pi-Ire for .New Mexico
tango steers was received last week
by Rich Bros. , of Ponll, Colfax coun
ty. The sale referred to was ninety-three
heud of two year old range
raised steers at H per head at the
stockyards at Springer. Cattlemen
claim that this is the highest price
ever paid for range raised New Mexl
co steers.
Y AUNG men's special
styles are a particu.
larly strong feature this
season in our selections in
suits and overcoats. We
have the smart models,
the broad-shouldered ath
letic shapes, and the snap.
py cut which young fellows
want; college men, high
school men, young busi
ness men.
Hart Shaffner &
Marx
are masters of style in this
field as in others; they've
created for us some .ex
tremely attractive models
for young men.
Older men, of course, may want styles a little less ex
treme; don't worry; we've got the right things for every
body. Smart grays, and blues; swell fabrics in overcoats
and raincoats; all wool.
SUITS $22 TO $35. OVERCOATS $1 8 TO $30.
This store Is the home of Hart Shaffner & Marx clothes.
SIMON STERN
The Central Avenue Clothier
CopyiiiJi 1909 by Hr Sthirfner Se Han
Nothing Starts Your Blood to Circulating these cool mornlngi
like a good American Block Coal fire. We have
The American Block Coal
AZTEC FUEL CO. PHONE 251
MIDVALE For Sale, 6 Beautiful Lots
IN THE SUBDIVISION OF MIDVALE
THESE LOTS ARE ABOUT 290 FT. LONG BY 50 FT.
WIDE. THEY FRONT ON ELEVENTH STREET, ONE
BLOCK FROM THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY LINE, ON 12th
STREET, AND 3-4 MILE FROM POST OFFICE IN THIS
CITY. THEY ARE WATERED BY THE ACEQUIA AND
ANYONE LIVING THERE CAN HAVE A GARDEN, KEEP
CHICKENS, IN FACT HAVE A SMALL FARM AND LIVE
Nl THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE. THERE ARE SOME
FRUIT TREES GROWING ON THESE LOTS. WILL
SELL AT A LOW PRICE ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
OR FOR CASH.
E. H. DUNBAR
Corner 3rd and Gold Avenue.
TOMAS GUTIERREZ
Joseph Jones, Healthseeker,
Alleges That Santa Fe
Treated Him Roughly While
Traveling to Whitewater.
SHvinl Tliank'srltlng dinner will he
wrtl ly Mr. Hummel, at 222 W
Miver. All nnlci-N for dinner must
tit' glten not later than Tuexday
iiigtit, Aovcmher 2,nl.
That Joseph Jones. who i. at
present confined in the Ladies' hos
pital at Silver City, suffering from
mental aberration, was put olf of a
Santa Fe southbound train between
Socorro and San Antonio one day last
week because his ticket was dated a
day previous. Is the claim made by
Jones' relatives, according to a story
published recently in a Silver City
paper. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stewart,
of Whitewater. X. M- Jones' father
Old Mexico j and mother-in-law, declare that they
telegraphed a ticket to Jones in Al-
A nox car was rilled in the Car
rixoxo yards on the morning of the
16th, between 4 and 5 o'clock, and
two suit cases and three pairs of
shoes taken therefrom. W. S. Klrby
caught one of the men. John Wil
liams by name, who had peddled
some of the articles around town.
Williams was given n preliminary
hearing and he was remanded to jail
in default of 1300 oO bond.
The fierman lodge of Harugarl and
the Ladies' auxiliary will give a social
and dance to its members on Tuesday
evening. November 28, '09. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
JOHN SOHROKDER,
LEON ANTOINE,
HENRY LOEBS.
Committee.
CHARLES ILfELD CO.
Wholesalers of Everything
LAS VEgTs ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA
THAT THANKSGIVING TABLE
hould lm.k its beat Perhaps th.r ta nitaemg link In the form ef
1 .aptlquated carving act or spoons, f .rka nd knives, vw We hue.
a endleaa chain of all sorta of things ornamental a well a, useful for
tha table.
establish IDUS.
EVERITTS
IXD1NU JLWLXLJIS.
ttraJ Aa
Special Reductions on all Trimmed Hats
during this week. All the latest shapes
and styles included.
MATTHFW HOWKLL. Ml Wrs CwatraJ Arena.
Two men were painfully injured
and two buildings badly damaged at
the Miami shaft at Globe, a result of
a premature explosion of five heavy
charges of giant powder in a railroad
cut. The fuses were improperly
timed and allowed tha charge to ex
plode simultaneously, deluging the
surrounding country with a shower
of rocks and earth.
PASSES
MAY
OLOJI
Wealthy and Prominent Native:
Citizen, for 12 Years County
Commissioner, Dies at Age
of Sixty-eight,
Claud Hutto
Stenographer
and Notary Public
117 1-2 W. Gold
Phone 898.
i WE HANDLE A FTNE LTVK OF
! ITtKSII AND CANNED KRCTT8.
í PHONK IS YOCR ORDER. F. O.
PRATT CO, SUS. BLCOXD ST.
PHONE 4,
We oit. the only milking machín In this aection of the country. It is
Ifee t Italy strictly sanilwry method of milking roi and a feature of, -modern
dairying. They may la actln any afternoon from tbrca ta four
o'clock.
The Matthew Dairy & Supply Co.
ll-LfcPHO.NE 430. 1 700 NORTH roCKTlI STREET
A contract has been completed be
tween the Pr-scott Electric Light
company and the Arliona Power com
pany, which gets Its power from
Fossil creek. The latter company Is
to furnish the Preacott corporation
with dally current equivalent to
horse power, and the service la to be
inaugurated by January L
TO THOSE WHO WEAR TCTI.
DOWN' Vl.l.AHS Orn NEW TII
CEVTrRY tTITIAB -MlAf-Pf! tf
KEKS THE PERFECTION OF COI
LR COMPORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM. EITHER. AND LETS TRE
TIE SI IP ESV. IMPERIAL LACN
DHY CO., PHONE 14.
Tomas C. Guiterrez, nged sixty-
eight years for many yiars one of the
most prominent and well to do na
tive citizens of Hi-rnalillo county died
yesterday afternoon at 4:3u In old Al
buquerque after a prolonged illness
Stomach and heart affections caused
his death. The deceased who was
born in Socorro lived nearly all his
life on his ranch at Ranchos de Al
buquerque, and leaves a considerable
estate. Mr. Guiterrez hnd been sick
for over a year and some three months
ago ha took to his bed and was con
fined there most of the time until
death. He had no children living,
his daughter Mrs. Thomas S. Hubbcll
I dying some five years ago while his
1 on Tomas Gutierre died In Gallup
ix years ago. Mr. Gutierrez was edu
cated in a college at St. Louis and
lived for twelve year in his younger
days In New York city before return
Ing west to take up his residence in
Barnaltllo counts . Thee years ago
the deceased was married the second
time to Leonora Zamora of old Albu
querque, who survives him. Mr. Gu
tierre was chairman of the board of
county commissioners for many years
being member of that body for over
a decade.
The funeral will be held from the
church of San Felipe de Neri in old
Albuquerque at o'clock Tuesday
morning. Rev. Father Capilupl. S. J..
officiating with burial In the family
plot In Santa Barbara cemetery where
the son and daughter sre alao Interred.
I
.Call Cp.
New Mexico Cleaners
Dyers and Hatters
Satlsfactlon
"guaranteed."
S19 WEST GOLD.
PHOJTE 1143
dvrrtirl I.M of le tter for the Week
Ijuliug Vnctnbcr 20, I ono.
Zilla Dorr. L.da Casias. Louise Cor
in. Annit Cox. Gertrude Dehben.
Mr. L Deher. Maria Ersndea. Fran-
ciia Gallee, Gregorita Gallego. Ad
elfilla Uurule, Elouaa Uomex, ulimpia
Hernandex. Amelia Kuerten. Selina
Kinney, Mrs. John Knowles, Margue
rita May, Mrs. Chas. Miinn, Katie
Plunkett. Paullta Padla, Lucila Reld,
Mrs. C. E. Shorce. Rosendo. Solo. Hel
en Schauer.
Gentlemen's List.
L. J. Adams (2), A. E. Anderson
Co., Ignacio Anaya, Aurdla Adelete.
Benjamin Ayala, Juan Husta, Harold
Betts. J. A. Hlatherwlck, Frank Ba
ker. Juan Busto. Epifanía Chabes t.
Elüloa Chaber, Saturnio Chave y
Castlyo. E. P. Carr. J. J. Puffy. Ale.
Dawson. Arthur Doling. John R. Ed
dy. Frank Sills. Juan Fernandea, J.
Ysabel Franco. Fred V. Flaher, Am
brocio Garcia, Pedro Gallegos (t).
Pablo Gonzales. Plutarco Girnene.
Wm. J. Gray. John Hill. f. Kelby.
Alex Key (J). Leland F. Kirk. V. A.
Kub. Fremln Lucero. Henry D. Law
sen. Pedro C. Lucero. Pablo Lrtva.
A. I. Meigs. Agustín Manziquea, R. B."
Manuel Mena.. McCrea 4 Drttt, Fred
erick O. Nickel, Jesus S. Pino, W. T.
Porter. Chas. Russvl, Ray Klchard
son. Paul K. Rickey. Reyes Romero.
Jesus U Fnchoa, llafael Jieroa.vW.
D. T. Ftevena, Jo, ph P. gain. Guler
mo S.i n, hex. Knvano Sanche. E.
Strong. Jere Thomas, Toce Torea. Bl
toiiano I'lihari. Geo. Valdes. Frank S.
Whedon, Dert Walker. ,