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THE ALBUQUERQUE MOANING JOURNAL1, MONDAY. MARCH 21. 1910.
morning journal
(OfflrUI ;, rriwr fl Sn Ufiua)
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11. U. JiOW Ui.V Advert, ln Unkt
Knterii H9 eand-rlawi matter t th
Jv.-iiitoiric At A liaiut.lue. N. undue Bel
.( Congre f Main 3. Is. J
THK MOHIIM'Í ill! fCMI. 1-4 Tilt?
It till Vl. Kl 'l HI M AN IM IR llf Mr
Mt.MI , MI'I'miltM, lilt: IKIMII'ltH
I 1111 Kl I I III II I'iKTV II I lilt.
ami Tin animus or hik
I'l III l AM l'AKf II KM Jlil.k AUK
1111.11 r.
a woman "whom" tlx scientists say
lived about iio.imfl years ego." it
would nof le extraordinary If "mf
New Mexico country weekly without
proof reader had difficulty In distin
guishing who' from 'whom.' but
in a Chicago dally editorial columns,
a blunder nf that kind In worthy of
t imirn ni. No wonder, n eminent
subscriber ot the New Mexi. an In
calling attention to English us he I"
murdered In the Windy City, writes
"Thm I t'-ilf And tli writer is nnrclv
one "nhi'iii kn Iioiit and
whom'" Is only ket Tic." slid "whom"
wants to m:iki' sore thut every offt. e
holder in the proposed Ft.it of w
Mexico jxmIoí Khgllsh "
vole. I "dr''
amendment
tw .-nty-flve
wotiij be r
prun. dirimí. -
under the Id I'ing ha ni
t) tile Mt.lteiiood pill, th'
mile x-uie in Arizona
Itv hoavilv overlaid with
POLITICAL WAR IMMINENT
IN CONGRESS
-i'í:oeííix IP publican.
Tl KM OK Ml lliC Itll'JIOV
TMr. t'V tmr. -.ft ii'-.nttj ,,,''r
Incur. Iy Irani, en noattli .,..4ve
I nnrr-f elfcuilaiion Ihnn mnr other poner
fn rw lo-nc. iw ftitlf iianer la
jUFtli-tf Issued rlrrj dajr In Ih jear.
"Tit Miming Jtiantsi high rlr-
rntt.a isting IhNa I arntriled la stir
,the- aier in ew tlnirtt." 1 be Americsa
vifriupr mrrriwrr.
AI.Hl (II I Hl: M.W MFWU
" - '- 1
j:OCi.lf. Ill T NOT TOO MITII.
The result of the lila row In tht
house f reprcsentiilUe over thf inul
er of the nHUcrshli, will h liailt-d
Villi .illefiietion by f on."rativo men
rf II laníi in nil motíon of ih:
conniry.
An w" have wild ninny tlmr hefnr
In a crejit "l r tarden," lik iht
Joner liou.i of connifiot, it Ik nece
nary, in order In have itny huslnem
ttnnat-d Won vvhh h there in ny
tlivemity of opinion, to lodg In Hi
);,. iiiIh of llic NtK'tiker un uiuiumI
iiiensun ijt nrhitrary power, but
Ihí fume limo It in nycenMry thut hi"
Kliould imp thi- oower wtlli which he
in (him i lot lied, im rirely in onKihli-
lih al.Holute r.'ilrne, ami vvlihoiil
iüm rioilnntioii.
Hut "Chele Joe" híid lolded the
1 miden of niiihorlty for su luiic t
lime, in ihe fii- of so much biite
l.ioiltíoi, ilutt ,u inul romp to ie
Bird, or deemed In nanrd. Iilniif.'lf
as nhkoliit monarch of all he nor
veyeil, tliroUEh Hie Intltude tlven him
,y the rulen, find while udmiitiui; by
IiIh wordi ttwtt the house mi the
liinkcr of II own rule, he denied the
Mine by hi.i in lions, mid uiihf tituted
the will of the hi'C.ik'-r fur the III
if the house. '
t"nil r the .'lrcumiil.inre, therefore.
It wan Rood for the iuhlic, und nlsii
good for him, iiersnnally, lhat Jiihl
fix h a crimp Kliould have been given
tiirn it n Ih n. Hon of the hoiif-e on P.it
lirdfly cvenlim put In his career.
To frnvlde for n new rule cmnmlt
fi, while n-futtinir to remove Mr. Can
non from the clmlr. wan (IrdnR Juwt
rii'.iiHh, but not ion much. And Ihln
n Hon Max more Important than up
"")?I4W! upon tilt) Ktirlace. It In a rev
onitVm rather than a reform. It wil!
havtl a Rood effeil elKcwhere nn Well
le. co. ture. Nearly II the legl
l.it ireii ot the states, tnkini; ihelr rue
from ciiiisn iw. n-t roiidllliite their re
lipeiihe committees on rule a t
lve the peaker iilmont nhnolute
power over the busincs of the house
Ann the example now net by the n.l
Initial limine of representatives villi
have an effect for Rood In mod of the
tate., Hince ll pntu the ni ikinr, of the
full R r-allv, end not merely nnm
inally. In the handu of the house.
A (IIIM1; I .MVHWTV,
The I!ev. Lord William Cecil, lio
recently vl'iled China In f onmo lion
nith the Hcheme lo e:t,il!inh n uni
versity on European linen In Ihl i
country, was the principal speaker nt
a m f.i.iig o t. i llier the eliti riirise,
held the oilier day in Oxford. He
decíate I tnat ncrvv. hero in China
the Id.-a not with the warmest wel
come t,',d at lVkJng and llan-kau ex
ecutive oinrniliet had been formed.
The , heme .m i;ipnned. not only by
Kuropeaiin en-f.igrd in education in
Chli ii. bi t Imi b a large number of
Tht federal prison At Leu ven wort li
In puitlntf on aim on H-e,unt of its
o.,i;l mttim. It regn'mr r o,mv win
fllllTliii-l thillv-fne balikern.
I he upper house of the Kentucky
i'-gSitatore ),! voted Mcaiiml the rat
ill atom of the federal unions tax
am ndmeiit.
Wat. h odr n
tr Inu to cutí h
up.
then not i,
i iem.
Thee
We belli
a ot I li.
ak tin by e do it.
ve v on ,ne ent it icd t.
.em.
I'.ei ,HI.e
a dime'
I O oiitiniiotl roni I'age J. Column 1)
today that n cum eren,- had been
held yet on the nuhjeit. but undoubt
edly one would tftke pta e, jeil::!p
tomorrow. Ai! the em u- must be
held wi iii i ten day. for that I.: t
iim:i -l oy the ; .ms r-e Hufoi
or the l etijii it i i,.,, , ottimit
''f this eom n tlee the tepi.bii' ,,
nill choline six memb; r a:i. the !
its four. V. .1, ihei the itis.ir,e'
will be gjvv.i 1 1 p' 'fci-nt.. ...ll an'.
the ."IX repuoii.aris in row uiikn.inii
1 hey say they hav. not a-4e;l a:,l
mi "nb-rlii
AWFUL BLIND
DIZZY SPELLS
Charming Hats at Moderate Prices
Mrs. Ritier of Wilmington Has
Terrible Attacks Which She
Describes Impressively
to Our Readers
!
MAVBRAY GANG OF
SWINDLERS GUILTY
fContiiiirt-fl I'rom l'agp I. Column 6)
China!- tbe.iiMlVí In
'mil prívale pcnitioni.
both Officii.
Il KINSOX ST NIKS PAT.
Si creta ry of War Iickinoii remainn
firm In Ilia decision not to reinitiate
the seven West Point cadets disminui d
from the Military academy for hazing
He, however, favor u modification
of the regulation of the academy, no
that tiny may disci iinin.i le between
trivial and serious arts m the haxlng
line, which I no now done. Then he
Would enforce the modified regula
lions to the letter and let every cade
know that there would be ho ainellor
ntion of (he punishment prescribed for
mu li offences. He lightly concludes
thot It In very harmful to discipline to
allow f-ndets to go tf congress to se.
cure leniency tyhich is not granted by
(he rule lindel whl. h they hold their
tn.leiKliips.
Tin: it mi ito i mu.,
A great main people who nie
7,rofe.,,,iii UiMiir i;. ins mili agree with
Kmator cuinmins that conuresn slmul
be competent to frame Its own legis
lation w it limit having bills submltt.
to It rcadv-madv bv Ihe exe. ulive an
Ibclr adoption il.-niand.'d as a test c
patty lon!tv. Th. re Is ptobaldy n.
jnuch danger, however, that the ad
ministration win force the niiorne
gcneial a railroad bill through the
reflate wiihout amendment, even If
t through "t nil. No public Inter
-', and ptoiuibly no party intetest
Would ftle.itlv sutler if Senator Cum
nns and the oilier limirgeuts talke
It to dentil.
What the railroads utit, more than
nvthiug else, especially ut this tunc
is to be pi .ilnnc
No one outside of parly polines pie
leiiii.s in.it the eliare of the country
reouires any legislation of this kind
The mumry has got on very well un
ll' r txistiiij; hiws. In pite of their
Iniid' iisoni.' and d..t ..thing muHlplu'
Jty. N.i other coiintiv, cerininlv, lu.t
tlevi b.ped s railroad s stent c. miliar
aide with o.irs or can show any un h
widely diffused prosperity resulting
frniu ehcan tr.inipn' t.itlon However
advantupeous i nught be to r.!le.
the I lihori.ls fi.ni s..nie of the com
pn x and illoi;.'.sl -r. i;iila( oms" of ie
r ent eiia. tments, it would be vastly
lienor lo let tlnm alone than to keej
threatening them with new and tin
CettAttt compile itlons.
Thai this is the attitude of eonserv
ptive senators is Indi.-ated by ibe.r
lndifferi n, e to the new railroad bill
nnd their willingness to Ut the (
laments of the administration do all
the talking nhnut It. Thcv are not
roncini. d to defend t. and If thev ran
lot il. f. at he various r.idii al iimn.b
rncnts Ih. v will piobnl.lv .,1.. it io
f nl. From every point of view
thou!. I consider this the .nnilevi pol-
i-y.
I III! .( I (. I-.H.
If rongr".-s is g.in.g to r. finite bv
itrev oka hie HalUte that ,.! til" peo.
1 le of th. f.!!e ,.f ,N, in Mexico shall
(peak Kllglish. tie l.iu should stile
distinctly uheiher il niraos chb ago
:nrlish or jut lomm, ii Kn:;ltsli. This
J.eeissatv pre .1. Ilion on the palt of
congress is euci.'. stc.t b Ihe following
jaragtaph vhich ve lake r,.in II. e
íint.i Fe Nciv Mexican'
"A Chicago p;ier rf mm" ill. in or
c7iioi?y wa ight. Is gins an e.ttiot ort
'The Ktet tic I Feinine.' hs follow s.
'Si.tni-i. hern roar ihe to. k of iiihr.il-
lal ll.i l li ne nloailt.e.l II. e skull of
1:1:1 oitMivi. tiii: 1.011ns.
Lord lioia berry, in opening Hie
Campaign for reform in the limine of
lords, disnlured thai the time had
come for a reform from within with
out waiting for the government lo
carry out its proposals 10 hamslring
the peers and an emasculate tho liou
01 lords that it would be come no bi t
ter than a painted chamber in which
no self-ri-spei tlnu person would cure
to sit. He said that It was desired to
slahlish the elective principle, but it
must not lie through popular elections,
hut by elections by associations. nr-
poraiions and county councils.
He poured scorn upon Ihe 'sugges
tion of 11 single chamber, which he
declared was a proposal to dig the
grave of ihe empire; In America, he
said, the veto of the senate was
stronger than was ever the veto of a
sovereign. He trembled at the scorn
of the Vnlteil State w hen conietnpl.il.
Ing Ureal III-i I it in h one eyed, one
legged sear.h for a constitution.
talned, contained a complete docu
mentary r.-cord of the transaction of
the combination for four years. A
loose leaf j. 01 ket ledger Wag one of
the documents thus secured. It con
tained the nanus and addresses of
over 200 person who had acted as go
ne! w ecus pi various tranca, tions
I hey lived in rn-urlv everv state in
(he union.
I here w ere fourteen brandies In
various parts of the country, all oper
..ted from one city. The hcad'niarters
wet o moved from time to time, uh the
leaders mme under surveillance by
ihe authorities Foot races, wrest
ling, prize fighting, hore racing and
wire tapping were the specialties of
Ie roil victims on which to make
' easy money." The ' victim usually
was first approached by an actual
friend w ho bad been previously solp
in .1 by n regular ".steer
know n.
In most insianees reproscntatinnn
were made that ihe sieerer'' had
cousin wlio was secretary to n coterie
of men of great wealth who were
traveling over the country for pleas
ure. The victim was told that tills
"secretary'- was angry ut some alleged
Ill-treatment and had undertaken to
swindle his employers out of n large
sum of money Thn victim was In
vited to assist arid when he accepted
was in turn swindled on n sporting
event which proved lo he 'lixed'
against him instead of in his favor
See real vaudeville artist
Clin.
INDIAN CHILD IS
BADLY BURNED
t niniiiTr
hi rnyuHk
Six Yonr Old Onuehter of Jos
ph Rey, Left Alone, Sets H
elf on Fire With Matches,
do not care lo
new lommittee.
iv e oon 1 wish assume responsi
i.illty fur legislation or tii tu ion e
ourselves on the house in that wav
said one of the members it won I
not be Just tor 113 th i
Ihe democrats will t lióos-' their
four members in caucus and expect
their sc-leiuons will be ratifo-d by the
vote of the house. ut these four
tnrt-e are practically certain to be
.Minority Leader Champ Clark. Fltz
gcrald of New- ork and I'n.lernood
of Alabama. The first two ,.re mem
ber of the old committee and un
doubledly will be iicoord.-.i similar
honors on the new. There is 11 ten-
eral demand among the demócrata
thai I nderwood. who is Leader
Clark's first lieutenant on the Honr.
be given a place. The fourth demo
crat has not yet been even discussed
to any extent.
To attempt to predict whom the re
publicans will select would be the
merest speculation. P.csi.l.s Speaker
t annon. o.n'.ell of Pennsylvania and
Smith of lona, are in Hie republican
memers ot the present rules commit
lee. By ihe terms of the Norris
11s he was amendment Speaker Cannon is specit
icaii enniinaie.i irom the new com
mittee. Tlie democratic l.-adeis said
they expected no tlilficulty In having
their selec tion for this committee rat
ified by the house, as the insurgent
ropulkans had given them a pledge
to support the democratic nominees.
paruy in consideration of the unani
mous vote of tne democrats for th
Norris amendment.
I. ui the highly Important .selection
01 tins new rules committee was of
secunda! y consideration in the talk
today as 10 whether the war within
mi' lunhs 01 me repuiican party was
to continue or not.
1 in- legislative program in enngress
was scarcely mentioned at all except in
nnei tion with the probable ib-lav ii
win encounter oetore the political air
his become sufficiently clarified. I tu go
ahead with legislation. It was gen
erally recognized that some semblance
ol quietude must be restored belore
ongress can proceed with the calm
consideration of important measures.
K'vcry Important administration
measure is halted where it stood last
Wednesday, while the preliminarv-
sklrmish of the lutile began
A republican, high in the councils
f the party itnd of eminent political
ludgmcnt gave It as his opinion today
Dial the worst was now our in re
publican striie and th.tt permanent
peace would shortly ensue.
today.
lie .,1 v ni 1 ii. n,n,u. iu tn,..-
rn i Kf'V. ftt A hnr. SPtC Her- united now than for a Vg4 time." he
.. . ' said "There will be no disposition io
hut 011
m. iliati
m stains rni: Piti:sni:vr.
President Tafl'a recommendation In
his annual message to congress that
provision be made for the employ
ment of an eminent astronomer from
civil life p. t;,k,, charge of the naval
..bseivaioiy at Washington, has been
adopted by the house luiMil commlt
lee, The house and senate nrc ex
pected I agree to Ihe ch.mge. The
bill of LeprcHi-nlative Albert F. Daw
11 of low,,, giving a salarr of Jil.tiiio
'r for this purpose, was ordeied
reported favorably,
I'lesident Taft hopes in this way to
have the ii,u,,i observatory take first
rank in this country, and perhaps in
the world. At piisein a naval officer
has charge of it, mid while the ptcsl.
dint has no crilicinn In offer of Its
management he thinks by the nature
of th. ir 1 .location and experience of
ficers of the navy cannot be expected
to become as pioficent In astronomy
s nun who devote their lives to tht
science
MU I . W POINT.
A point of j.nv thai Is piohahlv
and h hi. Ii seems to viand in a
by ilss'lf. was passed upon by a
new.
cia vs
New
y ork coin I one day last week, and Is
thus staled b the Herald:
"Holding that the t hildrett of a big
amous mat 1 l.tee mo legitimatized b
the operation ot the law of 1 ointuoii
marriage utter the parent is ficed
troni the ties ol the prior marriage
by tie;, Hi o, divorce, and lhat the
children in ou,Mi..n arc emitted 10
lulu ril. Jn.lje (i .;,.i nun submitted nn
unci. Mint; an. 1 inn.l opinion e--ter-
day.
The il. .1 ,. ,1 .,s in the suit of Al
bert J. Uine, trustee, . ( a trust fund
formed in the Inietesis of Fdwln V.
Welch, who died in lvIT, and which
was to be divided bv Mr. Welch's chil
dren. Mr. Welch had four childien by
his flr-t wil -, and in O-il he mani.-d
woman in r.ochest.r, bv whom be
ilsn had four childien. His f ,r- wl'e
btalned a iHvoice two years alter Ihe
ruga -nous marriage w as entcted into.
t Mr Welch's death the childien h
this latter marriage claimed their
hire of the trust fund, amounting to
sl-.al thousand dollars, and th.. nc-
:.-.n j s de i.!c, ,,s Instituted so tint
heir l-c .1 status might be declared
Jndae o Coman held that as bo g
" Mr- Wi !. h s t a st wife was llle or
imlu. r.ed the t hildren bv th- big
;iioUs m.irmge nc leKttim lie. Tut
whi n she .0.1 1 m, .1 a divorce niarrinre
I. glnm.-itir.-. iheni and vmurl then
viih a:i th.. legal r i'-i of legitimáis'
h'idn-n to share eijuallv m the .t ,1..
f thi ir father " '
Sir UI lii-i.st.il I ihe Meriting .Inurmdl
laignna. .v. M . March 11. The mix
ar old daughter of Joseph !!', a
alguna Indian, living 1,1 Paoiiatc. ten
l-i.guiii., was latally
rning, h.-r clothing
oil fue w hile playing
The parents were In
in al Ihe time the
sel tire to herself.
s. ; cants and rushed
tusalij- sunn ilel I llg
b ank. ts. I ir. inllon
b , 11 a .i iy M! ill oiled
ig by . to relieve
till gill, lull Nile is
mil.-s north ol
iiiiiittl this m,
ha ing lleen set
v. 11 li mateht s
an adjoining r.
child a. , id
They In al'tl li. r
10 h-r assast.un
the Haines w it h
of Laguna, was
and ill, I evcrylhi
the sufferings 1.
terribly
ii'iovf-r,
Peters
people, I
blirnctl and not expected to
V.-
illl.IV
lotiipany, six
.em.
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK
FOR TOWN OF ROSWELL
(Special rarresnnnrtrner Is srarnhur Journal)
Losvvtll, N. M.( M..r. 1, :'o. s. 1-:
Allison. o Alpine. Tex., l.-ft today for
his home, alter spending s.-vecal clavs
here making ai rangcni. ins i'..v the
conMiiictlou ,.r t mo st.,r ao-i base-
mint store and nfil -c Imiioing 011 the
tiilv foot io, he recently bought of the
e-priMt company for $;'vi.in Tin
Joy.
new Olilltlllig will he moll . I'll 111 ever
lespeci, it win sian.i at ihe corner
I Main and Thud sn.its, which
onsnloi .-.I ihe best business corner in
Kosw .11
th.
stlVi
tlVI
Oootl he is impossible when
anv del ang. nieni of the dim-guns.
Foley s Orino ljixa-
a natural remedy for stum
a. li. liver and bowel troubles. It aids
ingestion, stimulates the liver, and
c.ires habitual c. .list ipu t Ion. J. il
1 1' Kiellv a;- 1 'o.
kingdom
M our .io
(or ii room big enough
!f the
bevomi a
llaimlmn-ftwen bill should
l .v. mid ArlKon-i shoiibi b.
Territory of New Sfcxleo,
Office of the Secretary.
.Miscellaneous Ccrtlf lente.
I, Nathan J iffs, secretary of
the Territory of New Mexico,
do lo roby ccrl.fv that:
Wh. ri as. on the Isth dav -,f
March. A. lv i;i,.:i, th Altai
oueripie ciiir. n w is d"slgnnte.1
MS the I'lflilil N.w.sprvper of
New Mi'va o, and
Whcrcts. s... A Ibiimienut
Citizen his cease! publican, 01;
Now. therefore, p'ibüc notice
is hereby given that: in com
pliance with s-.t'on 11. chapter
"9 of th,. laws of 19,'i, repair
ing th Secret rv of the Terri
tory to rh sígnate nn iif'.njtl
Newsp 1 p. r of New Mi to o: the
Albinia, -tipie Mornlns Journal
I hereby d. s ; n .t. , , s-irh
Ofriilal cwspasr of New
ieliti.
..v n t'ti.b r n-.v !i ,n. end
Ihe tir- it S .-,1 of ih, Tcrrlt .rv
of N. le.,-, :,l ,he C ly of
Sit-la F., ih,. Cipital, on ih.
fourth tl iv i f 1 i.-iobi r. A I,
lie
tScnTl NATHAN' JAFFA.
Secretary of New Mexico).
ibuse the insurgent niembei
the contrary an eiiort to
t hem.
i make a guess that the congres
sional committee will trom this tune
forward b ud it aid to the election of
those men who yesli-riüty stood by the
party and every eflort "will be made
lo set ure their return to congress "
What about the isslie of Cannon
and Cannonism '.'" was a.-ked.
"That Is going to be taken care of.
and you can count upon it." was the
reply. "It is a good prediction to
make that Speaker Cannon will :in
noun e. long belore the campaign for
the election of a iri-iy congress begins,
lhat he will not again be a candidate
speaker.
Whi te, then, will be the issue vu
peak of?" It will not exist It is
upon this basis that the warring ele.
nu rit of the republican nartv can he
I easily brought together and that
is what is going to ha, .pen."
I his republic an believed lhat the
elicit of Ihe bartle 01 last week ivi'l
idvaiitageous 10 ail administration
legislation now In congress. He ex-
piess.d his opinion that both sides In
Ihe republican ranks would stand
solid lor the Tatt prog-ram and that
the party pledges woaid he fullv re
deemed. In the meantime, all these various
conjectures c.f parly se.-rs must await
the verdict of time. All sitios are
resting, if only from Ihe sheer ex
haustion of the struggle from which
they have Just enuiged. Tomorrow
the bedraggled ranks w ill be reformed
and move lorvvard to whatever llure
may be to meet.
Muih depends 011 whether the In
surgents, who lined nr. and oréente,!
rushing defeat of Speaker Can-
Ins t, listing- from the chair.
revv.ir.ie.i last night with
" speaker's hano
w h -trior they m,t
Hie ,
non and
only to he
denuncia! ion ,-,1 lie
. an be placated or
1 o fe
driv e
funher resentmi in
nto more relent!-
be made
and thus
rebel, jon.
It was even Said tod ,v bv a promi
nent in, ruber of tin- house that a sec
ond a-sanu might o.-cur upon tti
spe.iker to r. move him trom th.
speakership and it m.in point d out
that the insurgents who stood bv the
t"a ' Ver might next time he lending
the tight to down rim, A motion t ,
.'c.,re the speakership vacant Is !n
order any time m the house and this
m.-tiiher lielieve.l tá.-.t the pieced. i,r
lor its use. i stablisl til yesterday,
might be invoked anv time lhat rit-iratu.-ti
seems to warrant it.
There was talk. a!,., of a further
utta, k upon the rules of the ho-,s.
now ihal a big enicTirig wedge b.-.s
bu n inserted, although It was doubt.
ed generally uh.thir this would be
xp.ilient from a political standpoint
essarv i..r trie present,
appointment of all the commu
tes of lie house bv the house lteif
""'""I "f bv rhe sneaker is spoken
,t as the n. xt move ,,f tn- reformers
f the tu'cs, but a such action ut th.
tune would entlti !v disornnlie the
boas,., it is not lik- 1 v m I. coii.i.i-
.! belore t he begmning oí Ihe nt j
igr-ss.
Tic
'I
pi:i:sii-t ni 1 i-i y
iMi .in n n iv 1 iem !
Albany. N. V.. M.11. h 101 Pres., 1
T. it red with inr. r. si fslav the ... - j
t,...s i.i the right m ire house I r.f -
o. rt.iüv. i.stird.y when Spen kit i
I'ar.lion was s'-.,,tri ,:i K , - , ,.nr- ... ,1
ni, n-b. r
"luir. rt
in I c.
1- ; li
en- e on t 1
oniv err
for,
I
l.v
h !
a al .
I g 'H
Pre-,.:, nt
nine ago b
.0 11 s i,,r
.1 s.
r r V - yn
, 1 io- i ti-vt
. w i ! ,e
s,ii.-.n of
i h , t
f, r 1
ti.,. ;
mease
It W o I 1,'nf. true."
Tilt w.,s tni.trn.i'd
tne insu'gent ihat th. ;
'l l ihe nas.rtry of tic
he had re
trmended.
Again We lie 11, no .irate te) III fw'Ople
of I l,i..ll-ri.. that We ,ln no! I.Se
:mii..ti -nr. A ..ur trierij who aw
tl-,e I'i.ssion P.rtV, licni. i
Wilmington. .V. C. I us. ,1 p, have
headaches, and blind ,li-zv snells and
weak cold spells went all over me.
'1 hail diffr-ri nt doc tors, w ho were
not able to tell me what was wrung.
so f began to take Card 11 i.
Alter laK.ng it regularly. t..r some
time. I got well 1111,1 am not ,1 right.
in good health, heller than 1 have
been In. for 10 years.
Kemember lhat Car.lui is a remedy
for women has been in use bv
Women for nearly a lifetime. It is not
an untried clit-mita! combination, but
Is a vegetable ex'traci, made from
herbs, the real curative merit of
which has been proven by time.
So you can absolutely rely upon It.
just as you rely upon i hot water bot
tle for pain hecttuse other people
have done the t. -sting and you un
able to profit by their experience.
If you want further proof, your
druggist will tell you about it Ask
him. Oft Ciirdni at his si ore.
N". H Write to: Ladies' Advisory
l-icpat tmeiit, Chattanooga Medicine
company. Chatinnooga, T.1111.. for
special Instructions, and Si-page
book. "Home Treatment for Women,"
sent in plain wrapper on reuuest.
WE ARE PAYING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO HATS AT
POPULAR PRICES, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00
THE EC0N0.MIST
EXTRA!
EXTRA!
HARDWARE STORE AÍ
GALLUP ROBBED
Crystal MotLh 21st
MR. JAMES KEANE
t
I and His Vaudeville Company Presents
THE BEAUTIFUL SCENIC PRODUCTION
Held for Ransom
A Romantic Comedy
Change of program several times during the week. .
Two big reels of entirely new pictures.
Police Warned to Look Out for
Quantity of Automatic Revol
vers, Cutlery ar d Other Light
Hardware.
At the Pastime Commencing Monday
, Scnor Baptiste Boronda late of Lombardi Grand Op
era Co., direct from the City of Mexico, singer of Ameri
can and Spanish Songs.
Hart's hat-ware store ut tíaüup was
burglarized sometime Saturday night
and a considerable euantitv of light
hard wait- taken, ihe stuff Including
'luminal ic revolvers, knives, et-.
A lbuiiuer.ue police and officers
cast nn.l west o.' lialluii have been
tided to keep a lookout tor sus-
pec is.
IB
SS3
Y:
"OUR table linen
has lost its lustre;
do you know why?
Is it not because you
have allowed your laun
dress to wash it with
ordinary laundry soaps,
which, being overstrong
in alkali, "cut" the fabric
and make linen look like
cotton?
Use Ivon- Soap and
your linen troubles will
cease.
.No "free"' alkali in it; no
coloring matter; nothing but
soap, soap that is 'Jyo per
cent. pure.
Ivory Soap
Per Cent. Pure
Fi liise I'i-ler Si ) les
In Shoes
for Men, Women am! Children.
The ilis'icled novelties as will a
llie moro ciuiscrv alive sivlcs
for ipiiei dressers. High Mhm-s
Oxfnnls, Finolis. Slipis'rs, clc.
in Palenl, Viol Kid. I air. Con
Alelal or Smile. Light or 'X
leiisioi, soles, low, iiittliiini or
high lui-ls. laix- or liulioii.
1 .. CI lililí oi'''l J
.S2.00 to $5.00
Men
low shoes
...$2.00 to SI. 00
V.omr-'i's hi:;h shoes
$1,75 to $5,00
'.'s low shoes
-..$1.75 to $1,00
hlzh shoes
-..$;. oo to $3,00
or:rc
f !";!:
rh:h'fer,'s !,M'V shoes
!.?5to$2.50
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