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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909.
GEO. W. HICKOX COMPANY
OLDEST AXD LARGEST JPU'ELRY HOESE IV NEW MEXICO.
, MOCK. ALWAYS COMPLETE AND NEW.
EEND IN VOL' II WATCH ICS, WE'IJL REPAIR XREM.
Arch Front. 113 N. tumi Street. Albogue que, X. il.
CRESCENT HARDWARE CO.
Move, Range, Hoiimo J'nrniKh ln Goods, Cutlery ami Tools, Iron
I'lpe, Valves mill rUlliijrs, Plumbing, I tea tin;;. Tin (iml Copper Work
tit WEST C'EVTKAIi AVENTE. PHONE 315
After Turkey
How About That Good Old
Heinz
Kraut
Oiir's tmi In' good for u In this
dale no luivi' sola moio. its much
an o ever sold before during the
whole winter season.
A Phone Order Will Bring It.
Ward's Store
Homer II. Ward, Slur.
313 Marble Ah-. Phone 20
I T 11 E A T It ISC o v A II M
( liit orixiriitcd )
12.1.(10 t III buy li share III the greatest
I profit milker in Hie Soiiilutcst ail In
terest In un líuifa farm for only
XA7.71 cr lien-. .Dividends of UO H'V
wilt assured, lor r ii 1 1 particulars
address or mil mi
A- It. KTItOCI'.
FRENCH & LOWBER
FE.VERAL DIRECTORS
Licensed Einbnlmors
... LADY ASSISTANT
501 W, Central. Telephone 860
ELKS' MINSTRELS
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Wc aro now In our new atore,
and o have the finest aeleo
tlon of Wall l'auer, l':iiiit-t, Oiln,
Varnishes, I 'let u re Iraníes,
etc.. In New Mexico.
C A. HUDSON.
Corner I ourth and Copper.
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(UNDERTAKER
afra. II. II. ration, Ladf
Knilialmer
sttvona Block, ('nr. l iir.Drr aad
Second. Phone No. 75
In tha ar.nt that job ahoald aot
raoalva your momlua papar tala
phona tha POSTAL. TKI.BORAPH
CO. airing yuur rum ana addraaa
anil lha papar will ta dallrarad a
spaclal maaaangar Tba talaphoa la
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ft BKWARI) J a.
Tha abuva raward arlll ba paid
fnr tha arraat and convlctloa of any
ona caught ataalfns ouplaa of Cha
Morning Journal from tha door
way a of aubacrl tiara.
JOLKNAL PUBLIIHINO oa
LAUNDRY
WHITE
WAGONS
FEE'S
PURE HOREHOUND
TABLETS
For That Cold.
WALTON'S DRUG STORE
S Shoot That Turkey
5 With One of
PORTER & NEFF'S
RENT CAMERAS
; Phone 435 - 2Z0 W. Gold
Weather I'orecasi.
Washington, Nov. 25. New Mexico
und Arizona: Fair Friday, rain anil
unow and colder at night on Saturday
In north . portion; luir In south.
LOCAL IFIíEBEST
Insure In the Oi'tlúcoi.u 1.1(0.
llrlnk Gloríela Beer. I'hona 482.
W. M. Slaughter of Tucuincarl. wan
hero yoHterday on business niuttera.
John (!. Wiirren. n cattleman of
Kngle, l.s Inte on it brief business trip
it W. Hunt of Kingman. Ariz.,
formerly of Moutitnliialr, inn here
yesterday attending tu business mat
F. If. Kelt went ker, manager for tin.
PiieHio Mutual Life Insurance coin
pony, ha returned from a two weeks'
Ihihiiicvs trip through the Pi eos valley.
H. 1!. Hammond, lth Hie forest
-civtcc, mid stationed In Tijera tun-
yon up the .Manzano reserve, wiia in
tin' city yesterday anil returns to the
mountains this ni'trnlng.
Mr mid Mr, (corito K. Clark of
l.os Angeles, in route to New York,
were the guest of Mr. and Mr. p. J.
Scheck of 523 North Fifth Btreet at
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday.
Divine services at Temple Albert
thin evening at 7:45. The subject of
Kubht Chapman's discourse will be
"The Pursuit of Happiness." Every
body la cordially welcome to attend
these services.
Mr. June Hall of r.06 South Arno
Btrect, (piletly relebrated her eighty
clKlith birthday anniversary yeiiterday
Mrn. Hull in the venerable mother of
Thomas Hall, Mrs. David .Stewart and
Mr. Jf. E. Down of thin city.
i-parl. from a imaging engine i-
niteif a pile of lion at the Santa Fe
tie pick Una; plant at S o'clock last
nlslit, ciiUKed quite a amall blaze
which was extiiiKUiHhod by the em
ploye t the plant before any aerloua
damaire win done. The lows will
amount to about J25.
Mr. T. W. Newman, connected with
the Hunahlne Valley company of New
Mexico, who haa been very sick at
the SturgeH for the past aeven weeks,
la affaln on the atreeta aha king hunda
with Ida many friend. Mr. Newman
will remain In the city for another
wot k or so appointing agents for hl
company.
Major Miller of Coffeyvillc, Kan,
a counln of Mrs. Homer 11. Ward,
spent yesterday In Albuquerque, the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. Ward. Major
Miller la en route home from Hills
boro, N. M., where he attended the
annual meeting of the Htockholdcrs of
the Empire Mining and Milling com
pany In which ho Is heavily interested.
CScorge Urandt, the well known San
ta Fc machinist, and Miss Hazel I).
Spalding were married by the Kcv.
John A. Shaw, pastor of the HaptlNt
church, at X o'clock hud night, at the
home of the bride's parents, 38 West
Santa. Fe avenue, only u few Intimate
friends of the contracting rmrtlcs be
ing present. The, couple, who have
many Hienda here, will' make their
home in this city.
EG
THE VERT REST
SCHOOL SHOES
la Uie City the liOwcal Prices
SIMPIER-CLARK
N'ril IHHir Nortb of the Poatofflce
O. U Waahljorn, I'rraldcul
C. O. Oihuian, fntfy Treaa.
E. L WASHBURN COMPANY
I iicirMirnlr
Outfitters for Men and Boys
STEIN-BLOCH SMART
CLOTHES
fit you at once, and done with
it stylishly. No waiting, no
aggravation. Don't delay;
TRY ON TODAY
Tlianksgiving Day is this week you will
need that new suit now.
Black unfinished Worsteds, $18, $22.50,
$25, and $30 the suit.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
CHARLES ILFELD CO.
Wholesalers of Everything
; LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA
EXPERT OF FOREST
E RETURN
FROM TRIP
Chief Dendrologist and Chief of
Silvics Makes Study of Forest
Trees in the Sandia Moun
tains
licurgo I!. Siiilworth of Washing
ton, D. I'., chief dendrología of the
rniteil States forestry service; Rafael
Zon of Washington, chief nf alivies,
and (lame Warden tuh of the Wich
ita game preserve returned yesterday
with supervisor W. It. Mattoon of the
Manzano national forest from u three
days' trio through the Sandia moun
tains, stopping at the Kills ranch on
the east lopo and coming down the
Hear canyon trull on the homeward
trip,
'i'hoc gentlemen took the trip for
the purpose of miking observations
on forest treta, as Mr. Sud worth Is
preparing to Itisue an IntcrcUng man-
mil mi the trees of the Rocky moun
tains. The gentlemen leave till
morning for Washington.
NAVE TWO MORE
HOUSES
SHOW MOST SUCCESSFUL
IN HISTORY OF HERD
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bren Win
Golden Opinions and Produc
tion is Financial Success,
BIBLES
TWENTY-NINE EAT
ROAST PIG AT
THE COUNTY JAIL
I.Ike the Judge in Oliver Oold
Miilth'g ''Deserted Village," the twenty-nine
unfortutnatea In the Berna
lillo county Jíil I were "with good capon
llnnd" on Thanksgiving day, ua the
risiilt of the genqroslty of Jemis Ko
moro, the high sheriff of Mcrnullllo
county, who killed not the fatted calf
for the occasion, but a fattened pork-
er, which when drewsed tipped the
beam at thirty pounds und live
ounces. . I
In addition ti the finely rousted pic
there wa apricot und white cherry
pie, pot atom, bread and coffee, to aay
nothing of tho fcge dressing with
which the porker was tilled to over
flowing before being put Into the
oven. The Thankfcgh ing day treat
nried witli a round of cigars for all.
In addition to roaM pig thtre wire
two roast chickens, which wore con
tributed t the Thanksgiving day
spread by Jailer giilrino Coulter, and
ngftiy devoured by the Jailers und
the live "trusties."
A vote of thanks was extended to
Sheriff Romero for Ills big Thanksgiv
ing day dinner, and Thanksgiving day.
150. will Jong be remembered by the
fortunate unfortunates who partici
pated In the festivltiii..
After performing before two packed
i veiling audiences and a matinee yes
terday afternoon the Elks' minstrel
show, songs and dances and Jokes and
music and tho Salome gyration is his-
tory and it will go down In the an
nal of the local lodge aa the mott
successful theatrical performance
ever attempted by amateur talent In
thia city; theatrically, musically, fi
nantially, socially and every other
way. The show gained In merit with
successive performances and the re
ception it got lust night was a record
breaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Urcn, who arc
used to muklng hits, admit that they
have scored thidr biggest eucceas here
and can not compliment too highly
the splendid aggregation of singers
and actors who took rart In tho
show. One of the good things not
mentioned yesterday was the song In
tho first part by T. Y. Maynard,
When the Bell In the Lighthouse
Rings," ono of the bell-ringers of
the whole program.
Harry Heckcr's "Jlaby Lamb' was
better than ever and with its chorus
ono of the best coon songs ever
heard hero.
Joo Scottl, who is a black face
comedian par excellence, won more
laughs and laurels yesterday, and
Porter Jonea with his nolo, "I'm . Op
ing Away While (Join's Good," and
as the lawyer in the Hlackville police
court, made two more bulls' eyes yesterday.
IjiiKlulfi's Salome dance as the
grand finale, was as big a scream as
the first timo when it took the au
dience by surprise and he and Gurn-
blnicr ihone ull through the per
formance.
i:ute little Julius Slaal) was again a
favorite, his aong, 'Handle Mo With
;are," bringing down the house. The
burlesque ball game, ending the first
act, was a clover thing, punctuated
by the usual volleys of laughter and
applause.
It wouldn't do to overlook the per
formance of ZeJaer In the P.larkvllle
police court, as Officer McMlllin. lie
had it down so pat that everybody
recognised tho Immaculate marshal
th first shot out of the box, cigar
and all. Even the eiilef admits it is
true to life. The police court bur
lesque is convulsing; with Joe Scotti
as little Eva; J. Stanh, as Jtidgf
Soakum; 'Harry llecker, as city at
torney; Jones, as Lawyer Henry Clay;
Paul Scott, as jury, Gumbinier, as
reporter, and E. W, Roberts, pris
oner. In the first part , Dr. "McLaund
ress" was an ideal host at the Palm
Reach party and officiated splendidly
as Interlocutor.
It won't hurt to Just mention again
the members of the chorus whoso
magnificent singing formed the musi
cal background for the whole works
J. AV. Anderson, C. A. Anspaugh,
D. J. ArmlJo, Rud Rurke. I!. W. Rry-
ant, A. J!. rtetz. C. H. Itrown, E. S.
Conroy, John W. Colbert, John T,ee
Clark. F. II. Clay, F. W. Dannenfel-
ifr, carme Durham, w. A. rung,
M. Kruske. W. E. Zciser, Forest Cart
wright. Albert Faber, J. ft. Gould,
Karl J. Holniich, Frank Hunter. R.
K. Kuhna, A. Kennard, W. K. Eyon,
H. S. Lithgow. R. W. Merrltt. L. E.
Llewcliyn, Raymond H. Stamm, Paul
Scott, Dan Padilla, Uud Wilson, Ar
thur Walsh, O. A. Matson, T. T. May
nard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rrrn leave a host
of admirers and frlenda here as a
nsult of their attractive personalities
and clever work on tho stage. For so
young a man Rren Is a director of
marvelous skill and besldo that both
ho and his wife are tho best of good
follows.
tint Is more appropriate for a
Christmas present than a handsome
Bible? From our assortment this
year you can get about any kind of a
iilble you arc looking for from a large
pulpli or family Bible to a small pock
et edition. Do you need a Bible for
your lodge or church? We have it
Would you like a large print for
grandfather or grandmother? We can
supply you. We also have them in all
sizes and styles of binding for Sunday
school teachers with helps, references
and Illustrations, with or without in
dex.
Here are some extra features worth
considering In selecting a Bible. "The
Red Letter Bibles," words of Christ
printed in red. .
"The Christian Workers' Bible, per
haps the m8t convenient arrangment
yet invented Tor the study of the Bible.
Thia year they are making the Di
vinity circuit binding with a "Button
clasp." It la something new and no
doubt you will like It.
For those who want a light, com
pact Bible, we have the India paper
edition, also tho Teachers' edition
without helps.
TESTAMENTS. .
Guess we can supply you in most
any kind of Testament. We have the
large print and down to the amall
pocket edition. Our Illustrated red
letter edition is one of the handsom
est things you have seen jn a Testa
ment. We also have the Christian
workers' Testament.
PRAVER BOOKS AND HYMN'AIÜ.
Catholic and Episcopal' Prayer
Books and Hymnals, all sizes, styles
and prices.
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
Next door to I'oMofflcc. Fliono 1101.
FI ASSOCIATION
F
T 11I ..T! fg- ""'
RAS FOUR DOLLARS
IN THE BANK
STATEMENT SHOWS
ALL BILLS ARE PAID
Clean Slate for Thirtieth An
nual Fair Assured from Show
ing Made by Twenty-Ninth
Due to Surplus From 28th.
YOUNG men's special
. styles are a particu
lary strong feature this
season in our selections in
suits and overcoats. We
have the smarj models,
the broad-shouldered ath
letic shapes, and the snan-
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 Sliuffncr & Marx clothes.
SIMON STERN
The Central Avenue Clothier
Cfp)nji: igc? by Hart Sttnffr.sr Ic Mm
Nothing Starts Your Blood to Circulating these cool morningt
like a good American Block Coal fire. We have
The American Block Coal
AZTEC FUEL CO. PHONE 251
MRS. JOE 1ÍREX tilVEX
HAXDSO.ME NAVAJO IlLANKET
A nrettv llttlo Incident clodd the
performance la.-'t night when Attor
ney Thomas N. Wilkerson. one of tho
charter nu mb, rs of Albuquerque
lodge ,Vo, 4 G 1 prcenlcd to Mrs. Joe
Bren in behalf of the lodge a beauti
ful Navajo blanket nn a Might token
of the appreciation by the Elks of the
splendid work of her and her talent
ed husband. Tho darkey waiters
of the minstrel troupe brought the
blanlift out on the stage and held It
up and Mrs. Bren acknowledged the
honor In a pretty little speech, saying
thut while she had a husband, never.
tínicas she loved all the Elks, every
one, and thanked them sincerely ror
their courtesy end kindness. Her talk
was greeted with enthusiastic applause.
The Territorial Fair association
has the sum of 3.93 to Its credit af
ter all bills are paid, according to the
full report of the secretary completed
yesterday. The management of tha
thirtieth annual fair next year can
accordingly start out with a ciean
flute and nearly four dollars to be
gin its fair on.
The successful showing of the
twenty-ninth fair is due to the fact
thut the twenty-eighth fair manage
ment turned over to the association
the handsome sum of $1.358.79 in
cold cash which was. considerable of
a starter and which with the addition
of 366 of the "Taft Fund" also
turned over thus made a total of $1,
"24.79, or close to $2,000, which en
abled the management of the twenty
ninth carnival to close Its booka with
all bills paid.
Secretary McManus' report shows
total subscriptions of $8,946.58; re
ceipts from privileges, $818.50; gate
and grand stand receipts, $4,458.25;
$618.15 from tho carnival company
$1.0!I5 from horse race entrance fees
$475 from tuo Montezuma ball and
miscellaneous collections amounted to
$3.793.19. Total receipts, $17,204.67
On the disbursement side, the race
meet coat $6,912.20; tho baseball
tournament, $2,201.25: advertising
ami printing, $1,411.23; Montezuma
ball, $523.25; music, $593: premiums
and exhibit expenses, $1,006.90; mis
cellaneous, $5,053.01; making a total
disbursement of $17,200.74; balance
In bank. $3.93.
The report of the secretary was
audited and found correct bv an au
diting committee consisting of Frank
McKec, W. J. Johnson und Roy Mc
Donald.
TO THOSE WHO WEAR TERN.
DOWN COLLARS OCR NEW 30TH
CKNTIHY COLEAR, MIAFER OF.
FKHS THE I'ERFECriOM OE COL
LAR COMFORT. POESVT C11ACK
THEM, EITHER, AM) LETS THE
TIE SLIP EASY. EMPERIAL UiVS
dry co., rnoxE 148.
MIDVALEFor 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.
GRAN
IN CVMDATUV
i nil i
THAT THANKSGIVING TABLE
Should look it b t I'' rh:.. U
an antlqUMed innli'l si, or .onn
am Mn1l- tha n of H ions nf itin-.-s t.rnau.
the table.
is a loimmg Huh n t1P frm f
(oka and kmvea. etc We have
! - .il uceful. for
tiabll.lied I llC
EVERITT'S
- .r.D!. J I I I. i;s.
OniraJ A .
All the leading shapes and styles in the season's
prettiest hat creations. SPECIAL PRICES
MATTHEW noWELL, tOi Weal Central Atenúa, AfbB4arsja.
T
I 111 Ulltl
WITH CAUSE OF
TEMPERANCE
II
General Offers His Services to
Assist the Work in United
States Army.
We opt rate the only milking machine In thia aectlon of the country. It Is
the only strictly sanitary method of milking cows anj a feature t modern
datrving. They may be seen inaction any afternoon from thre;to four
o1.h-V ' '
The Matthew Dairy 6c Supply Co.
mxnioxE ti9. . . t no north Fornxii street
Bt M.mln Journal pedal lml t lra-1
Waslhiiglon, .Nov. 2,i "I ehii'l
cheerfully aid your proposed temper
ance move in the armv." tir.tiniHe
!;cn..r;it KVetl.-riclf :r:int It. iHimman,!
I of the department .f Great lakes.
I letter addressed the R v. Wilbur
F. Crafts, of litis city, superintendent
of the Int. rn.ttinnal Reform bureau.
The letter was mad" public tonight.
An invitation was will to General
I Gi ant bv Dr. Grafts tnvitinu him to
dttrefiS a meeting to lie held here on
lecemher 12. n-xt. to inaugurate a
movement looking to the 'u.iatih
ment nf a total ahatinrnce association
in the array and navy.
la his communication Jut rvt.yivvü
ileiieral Grant expressed regret at his
inability to be present, but declares. I
ccordlng to Dr. Crafts that he "is cor
dially in favor of the proposition."
Dr. Crafts said tonight that It Is
proposed to establish an association
similar to tho one which has flourish
ed In tho British army for a number
of years, with British generals, as its
officers.
WE nANDLE A ITXE UXE OF
ERE8H AXD I3ANXED FKEETS.
PHONE US VOCR ORDER. V. G.
PRATT & COH 214 8. 6E JOXD ST.
PUOXE 418.
Doubtless.
The Homebody What'a tho prin
cipal Industry In New York, near as
ye could jedgo.Abner?
The traveled man Steppin' lively,
I reckon. Puck.
Try our home-inado mincemeat, 3
lbs. for 25 cents, carcasa nintton C
cents per II. Western Meat Co.
Wliat He Wanted.
"What we want." said the attorney
to the reportera. "i Justice."
"What I want- said the client to
the attorney, "is a verdict in my fav
or. Life.
Claud Hutto
Stenographer
and Notary Public
117 1-2 W. Gold
Phone 898.
.Call Vp.
New Mexico Cleaners
Dyers and Hatters
Satisfactlon
"guaranteed."
If you iiivtl a rurpeiitcr, telephone
HcsMidcii; phone 37.
Ieeraie. Resources.
Ethel Why did you break off your
engagement with Maud.
Jack I want to save money enough
to marry her. Boston Transcript.
Muttfiliiss f a Mere Man.
When a woman pays sweet things
bout you she Is giving her candied
opinion.
When women g' t their rights moat
of cs will get left.
Beware o? the woman who is t-o
stingy that she on t even tell a Joke
at he' own exyense.
The bravest of men sometimes get
fright on their wedding day.
The girl lio is a good listener is
the one who hear.- the most propos
als. Cmart Set.
Kncoiirxveiiic nl.
lladys." reprimanded her stern
father, 'I am shocked: I actually
fcaw you ki that tall young man
v ith the long ba r."
"Will, pap, he's an author." spoke
up Misa f;',ad with a pout.
"And what has that .i do wlih It?"
"ttiMr. ImP. didn't you aay with
'Ur oun lip th.tt yqur.g authors
houl. he encouraged 'Chit ago
31 W EST GOLD.
rilOXE IMS
Wallace Hesselden
GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
Figures and workmanship count.
We guarantee ipore for your money
than any other contracting firm In
Albuquerque. .
Office at the Suciior Planing Mill
PHONE 377.
At Tho Country Elr. . 4
"And do you mean to tell me tha1
a city girl won the eack race for
ladies?"
"Well, she had an unfair advan
tage. She got her training: wearing
them tune gowns." Kan tas City
Journal.
Wanted, to buv good horse an!
saddle. Apply 315 Win Silver.
Tire Whirl nf Time.
"Times has terfn'y changed." ob
served an octogenarian darky in Ala
bama. "Befo" de wah it was only de
slav en rtut was sold, but only de Mdder
lay 1 hear, a genulmen atate that an
oie masult wat jsold. . auction J"
New York for a whole lot o' money.
Times has eert n j- changed " Ham
per's Weekly.