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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.TWENTY-NINT- H YEAR ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY NOVEMBER 25,1907 Br

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cently became available foring and he, too, disregarded the massof testimony tending to show Thaw's

MANY PLANS TOtaxation. 2. Í. and 4 per cent, and tothe amount of 10 per cent, or capitalat each of the rates of 5 and 6 percent. This permitted total to theamount of 25 per cent of capital, orabout I'JHO.OOO.OOO. but is was con-

tended that no more than half of thistaxed up to the rate of 4 per centcould be kept In circulation under or-dinary conditions. The plan of the

GIRLS STARTED

VLADIVOSTOKMPROVETNE

THAW HOPEFUL

OF ULTIMATE

ACQUITTAL CURRENCY

Ihe impression here is tnat most ofthe gokl taken for the Culled Statesduring the week was drawn from the"pen market. The tendency shown In

Wall Mi-ee- t dining the past week hashad a I'lilini'ii! effect upon the mindsif the linatieial community and thehope is now entertained that a giad-nu- l

recovery villi nm set In in theI'liitid Stalls.sm i i, i i vrniis n i:niii:i;i orvii it stocksNew York. N'ov 24. Investmentbuying in -- mall ,,ts of railroad andindustrial ui Hi. s In Wall si reeltill com lr. lies uriprei eilente.l in vol-

ume and stock transfer offices sr.'overwhelmed t)i work transferringihe names of new security holders.Tills enormous oibl ,,t buying, bring-ing as It ib.es thousands of doltsrsInto circulation, has been In progressseveral weeks. and Is ib.lng morethan anything i ise perhaps to effect iirelaxation in the Miincm currencyconditions. The tiansfcr books showa recol d lireiik ng number of stock-holders and In the cas pf the North-ern Pacllic railway the number ofstockholders has more than doubledin the last month There uiv now9. nun shareholders, while the trans-fer bonks six months ago showed only2.0UH names. Within the last hailyear the number of stockholders ofthe Chesapeake and otilo has leapeilfrom 1. I'm i to s .,, Ttll, i,,,,.,. nUM1.her of new shareholders of the i realNd! hern has swamped ihe transfer

pa r: merit of the company with workand figures on the increase of thelew shireh li'ei's are noi iibiainable.ihough Vii e President Nichols slatediiiilav that ft l November 11. "III l

lo November 14. !!n7. the booksshowed an Increase of 4ss per cent.The Chicag ', Milwaukee inni St Paultook on over .;nii sun klioblers in thi'ix weeks pleceillnii November IT,.

James I.. Carter, manager of theMan.sfer department of J. P. MorganK: Co. states that there appears to heno it rtiin ii t inn of'the odd lot buyingwhich has been In progress sincetucks have fallen to bargain levels.

The average number of shares pur-"hasi-

by stockholders, according toMr. Carter, varies fn in 3u In the caseof the Northern Pacific, to ? shares,is shown on the books of Ihe Chess,peake and t into.

"It Is the buying." said Mr. Carter,"(hat Is doing so much lo he p thesituation. While the average numberof shares purchased yarles from 3n tofin. there are no end of purchases ofthree shares und upward. Shares arebeing bought for Ihe accounts ofthose living In villages and townsthroughout the I'nlted States."

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Chicago, Nov. 24. James II. Porgan, president of the Flrl NationalI'iinli of Chicago and chairman of the,'learing house, left today for Wash-ington to confer with Secretury Cor-telyou un the financial situation. Manyfurther ic'-Mc- s lo the circular letterwhich Mr.' Forg.in sent to l.luu bankgtresiilciits of the wept asking opinionsis to the advisability of resuming spe-cie payments were received today. Thecanvass extends to the Pacific coastand it is expected that auollicr weekwll! be required lo complete It, Prev-ious to his departure for U ashlng-lon- ,

Mr. Forgan attended a secret con- -Icretice at the I nlon la ague club, atwhich bankers from Kansas City. St.Louis nnd New York were present, aswell as several of Chicago's leadingfinanciers. No dctinite action v.asitaken but the possibility of an early I

retirement of clearing house checksand certllicales In the varloj'i cltb-s-

was considered and after the meetingthe confereiHs staled that llils may heaccomplished within a fortnight.

HEAVY GALE SWEEPS

han kens' association provide for Issuesto the amount of 25 per cent of capitalunder a tax of 214 per cent and iper cent of capital under a tax of 5per cent. The bankers' plan, there-fore, permitted larger Issues upon unaverage lower rate than the chamberof commerce plan. Both these pro-posals are declAred by their a, U ocalesto be very conservative. Both plansrequire a certain percentage of bondsto be held by a national bank In- orderto obtain the additional circulation,the object of this provision being toprevent any decline in the marketvalue of bonds by the development ofa preference for the new form of circulation. Practically all the bondsnow pledged by the banks to securecirculation would be taken care of un-der either of these plans. .The planof further Issue upon new types ofbonds which are now acceptable underthe law finds support among thosewho believe that bank noles shouldnot be Issued except upon specific se-

curity, which la out of the custody ofthe bank.

The usual measure of this kind pro-vides for additional Issues upon stateand municipal bonds acceptable to thesecretary of the treasury, and in somecases upon railroad bonds which com-ply with the provisions of the NewYork and Massachusetts luvvs for sav-ings bank investments. While theadvocates of this plsn regard It as af-fording more complete security thanthe chamber of commerce or thebankers plan it Is declared by Itscritics that a single blunder by thesmallest bank in the country, whichhappened to escape the scrutiny of thesecretary of the treasury by wliliT apoor class of bonds was deposited, andthe bank failed with limited assets,would cast discredit upon the entiresystem. It would then become neces-sary, as in the days before the civilwar, to examine every bank note re-

ceived In order to make sure that It

did not come from a bank which hadfailed with defective security for itsnotes. This difficulty would be obvi-ated by the creation of a guarantyfund as under the plans of the chain-- ,ber of commerce and the bankers' as-sociation, but supporters of the lat-ter plana declare that it would be asuperlative provision to adopt bothforms of security, and that t lie guaranty fund affords the most completeprotection against scattered losses.One of the questions which Is likc.yto arouse serious discussion Is whether a cash reserve shall be requiredagainst such notes. A reserve of thesame amount as that required againstdeposits is provided by the hankers'plan, and Is considered Important byits supporters in order to keep the Is-

sue of notes linked to the gold andprevent Indefinite expansion and excessive gold exports.

WIIITK IIOl'SK HJXOni'94 T4rllV:of iti;i'iti m:t m k mwm-:-Washington, Nov. 24. No response

was forthcoming Uidav either at ",cWhite House or at the treasury department us to the statement givenout in New York yesterday by Repprsentatlve. Fowler, of Connecticut1,chuirman of the house committee onbanking and currency, commentingadversely on the flotation of Panama i

canal bonds and treasury certificates.The altention of the secretary of thetreasury was brought to ChairmanFow ler's statement, but It only elicitedthe reply that the secretary had noth-ing to communicate In regard to it.

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CARELESS OF

FUTURE

ELECTION PREPARATIONS

EXCITE SLIGHT INTEREST

Prospects For Speedy Restora-

tion of Republic Bring No En-

thusiasm Among Usually Ex-

citable Islanders.

By Maralag Joanuil Hnertst Leaa4 Wire. IHavana, Nov. 24. Willi the com-

pletion of enumerations of the popu-lation of Cuba there has been accom-plished the first steo In the directionof termination of American Intervention and the of theCuban republic.

Pending the difficult task of tabu- -bit, tig. all the results probably will!not be known for some weeks. Tuk- -Ing precedence of all other features of '

the census is Ihe preparation of theregistration list by municipalities and j

wards. These naturally will be sub-jected to much revision, involvingmuch delay. '

An estimate by one of the most ac-complished statisticians in the serviceof the provisional government placesthe population of the island at 2.0nii.- -fl(l. of w hich about 4n.io are for- - j

elgners not entitled to Ihe franchise.,1An element that may prove to be of I

prime Importance In the coming elec-- jtion Is that of Joseph M'guel Oomer.It Is rumoreit that the general Is af- -fllcted with a dangerous ailmentwhich may compel his. retirementfrom the field. In which event a recon-ciliation of the Mlguelisia and Zayas-ist- a

factions Is not improbable. Asingular feature of the i resent situation is the utter apathy with w hlc h j in

mental irresponsibility, devoting himself to ridicule of the heroic rolea inwhich Mr. Delmas had cast the defendant and his wife. Mr. Jerome dedared the tragedy was nothing morethan "a common, low, vulgar tenderloin murder." To the Jury he described Thaw as a "wilful wretch." Indulged from his youth by wealthy párenla ana at last turned loose to "floathis way through the tenderloin on$80,000 a year." The seemingly Irrational writings of Thaw, whichwere placed In evidence, were dismissed by Jerome as the work of a

"rich Illiterate and nothing more."District Attorney Jerome and Fran-

cis D. F. Oarven, his first assistantagain will have charge of the prosecu-tion, but Thaw has made an important change of attorneys. ReplacingMr. Delmas as chief counsel will beMartin V. --Littleton, of Brooklyn. Mr.Littleton is known as a capable law-yer and brilliant orator. At the democratic convention of 1904 it was hewho nominated Alton B. Parker forthe presidency. Mr. Littleton is asouthern man- having been born inTennessee Just thirty-fiv- e years ago.He is w hat is generally ter.ned a "lf- -mude man, having educated himself.He began the practice of law In 1S91and moving to Dallas, Texas, servedthere for a term as assistant prosecuting attorney. Later he removed toBrooklyn and tit once became a prom-inent figure in politics and at the bar.For four years he was assistant dis-trict attorney of Kings county, andunder the first McClellan administra-tion in Greater New York, was presi-dent of Brooklyn borough. Just whowill be associated with Mr. Littletonmay not be definitely known until theday the trial begins. At present Dun-l- ei

O'Kellly and A. Russell peabodyare the only members of the formerarray .of counsel credited with beingin Thaw's service. Because of Thaw'simpetuousity It was not always knownduring the former trial Just who hisattorneys might be the next day. Theopening day of the coming trlul un- -doubtedly will settle whatever misun- -del standing may exist among counselIt Is the hope of the prisoner's friendsthat his cause may not be hamperedthis time by the wrangles among coun-sel which were frequent luat winter.

There is much speculation as towhether or ut Kvelyn Nesblt Thaw,the school-glrl-ll- figure, about whichthe at rm and tempest of the first trlulbeat out Its fury, will again take thestand in her husband's defense. A report has been current for some timethat he will not, but the Thaw casealways has been surrounded by everyclass of rumor and suggestion thathuman Ingenuity can Invcnr. A delin-It- e

decision a to the matter of plac-ing the girl again upon the stand may1not bo arrived at until the trial Is wellunder way. Without her testimonythere would be difficulty in makingout a case of emotional insanity adefense which would have to be relied I

upon to gain Thaw absolute rreedom.If medical or hereditary insuity be theplan of the defense, the best Thaw tanhope for Is an Indefinite commitmentto the State Hospital for the CriminalInsane at Mattewan.

Neither Thaw nor his wife relishthe idea of placing the girl at themercy of another by.Mr. Jerome who, unmoved by hertears or her burlng cheeks of shame,forced her to admit the

relations which existed betweenher and Stanford White, and to tellthe jury in plain words of the twoKuropean tours she made with Thawbefore becoming hia wife. It was onone of these tours, the girl declared,that Thaw demanded to know of herthe reison why she would not consentto become his wife. Then she toldhim tur and of Ihe allegedwrong which was claimed to haveruined her career. Told for a secondtime the wonderful story might losemuch of the dramatic effect of lis lirsto ff and it Is not generally believed that young Mrs. Thaw, In theknowledge of thethat would come, could hoid herselftogether as well us she did at the firsttrial, when Mr. Jerome freely pro-claimed her as one of the bes wit-nesses he had evet heard nnywhere.

The second trial nuiy not last morethan a few weeks. Its length will detiend entirely upon the time requiredIn securing a Jury. This is expectedto be tedious wm k, as there are fewnersons In New York who liin not rend a

the details of the former trial andwho have not some prejudice or biasin the question of Thaw's guilt. Oncethe Jury box is tilled, however, the at-torneys expect to move forward lap-ld- l.

and with few interruptions.

GERMANS 10 SPEND

BILLION FOB SHIP

Extensive Ten Year Naval

Program Mapped Out. for

Submission to Reichstag.

I By Morning Joaraid Special leased Wire

Berlin. Nov. 14. The ministry ofmarine has prepared estímales of theprobable cost of the navy tor the tenyears 1908-1- 7 for submission to theelchstag. The total Is $1.01 3.000.000,

or an average of $104.20.OOO yearly.The expenditures beginning with

In 1MS. rise to $ 1 1 .2.10.000 in1909. 1110.000.000 In 1910 and II1S.-íáO.OO- O

In 1911, thence del lining to$104.250.000 In 1907. The ministry's onestimate officially submitted to therelchstag In 1906 for the same period oftotals 45.500.000 less, so thst themodllled program brought In by thegovernment for the approval of nt

costs on an average ofmore yearly than hitherto.

To Modify Iff Majc-- te lw.The house yesterday discussed the

first reading of the bill designed to re-

ducebythe number of prosecutions for

lese niajeste. It providi-- s that actioninn be brought only when 'he offenseoccurs from mali,e. aforethought andthe consent of the minister of Ihe Justice for the tute where it occurreamurt he see ur d before bringing In anaition In cases where the i. fíense wasnot Committed In a public place. Thebill also provides that offenses shalllapse hr the statute of limitations insix months.

OPIUM IMPORTER SUES a

JAPANESE GOVERNMENT ofI

landVictoria. It. C . N'ov. 24 News w ss tee

received from Tokio that John Hartley. IirHI"- - M 1n.lIn IM4. has brought suit acainst thew.fJapanese government i..r one mi oenyen damages fur having Impoundedopium bv him in 1x75. w hile allow ing i

lutch firms and other foreigners tnimport Ihe drug. Jthe

MUTIIT

FEMALE AGITATORS AT

WORK AMONG SAILORS

Wild Scenes Follow Raising ofRed Flag and Shelling ofStronghold by Russian Tor-

pedo Boat Destroyer Sukurni,

(Itr Vornlnx Journal Hneelsl lssed Wlr.Vleli. ill. 1!. C, Nov. 24. The

steamer Knmcili; brought a dispatchthat a recent mutiny at Vladivostokwas caused by four girls who went onhoard the dctdiover Sukurni, and In-stigated the tiluejai kets ,,f ihe de-s- tr

.yer to seize the officers of tnesteamer and escape lo Japan with the'. esse

They agreed, but decided to shelltin. city fronte the roadstead beforeb'HVlii;- - A red flag was hoisted andthe destróyer opened fire on the ad-miralty offices and the governor's res-idence, and then exchanged shotswith Ihe cruiser Mandjur and the de-stroyers as well us the forts. Theengineers' room of the destroyer wasstruck by a shell from the fort andl he vessel was run ashore to preventsinking. The four girls who Instigatedthe mutiny were all killed, as well asa number of the bluejackets, the re-mainder belnjr arrested.

The mutiny was followed by a mostactive campaign on the part of theauthorities against the revolutionists,and consternation prevailed. Thellltlll steamer Mary, which leftVladivostok on October 21 for Nag-asaki, was thronged wllh refugees.The Vladivostok correspondent of theOsakasl savs Die revolutionists whoare held under strict supervision wereusina; their wives to oread the revo-lutionary propaganda among the menof the army and navy. Further out-breaks are expected.

JAPANESECLAIMALL

China Chafes Under AggressivePolicy of Victors in GreatConflict With Russia,

Illy Morning Journal Mptrlnl leased Wlr.Pekln, Nov. 2 4. Prince I'u bun.

yyhti was Chinese envoy nl the Ht.Louis exposition and who in Septem-ber lust vas authorized by an imperialedict to frame regulations for thelou'iil.illon of a Chinese parliament,has left Pekln on a state visit to In- -

istry In rumored on account of ihelabor,' to Inaugurate a unified policy.The tension of Chinese relations withUieat Prilain nas been Increased, ow-ing t'j tlie opposition in the provinceof Ch- - Klnng to loans to concesslon- -Isls at lirst sanctioned by the govern-ment, but later annulled because ofthe local antagonism. Japan's aggres-sive atlltude Is also causing nuch anx-iety since the return to his post ofMinister llaysbl with the propositionof resuming the negotiations on theMnnchurian questions. Japan's In-

tentions ere disclosed in nu intimationof a coming pronouncement on thedoctrine of China's Invalid soverignlyover Manchuria. Japan already hasadvanced, an extreme Interpretation ofthe aoutii Mam-hurla- rallvay chsr'.erso as) to Include rights beyond thepoints of Kussla's former claims.These rights, meaning in. lepen. lendcommunications, etc., are Rstonlshlngthe Kusslun diplomats and also aresignificant of the victor's right overall Manchuria nnd Chlnn. Great Hrlt-nln- 'a

position Is that she Is unable toInterfere except In case of proof ofa Jafinnese invasion of Chinesesovereignty subsequent to the date ofevacuation of Manchuria In April. T'tedowaaer empress on November lisuspended the court rules .' ad receivedPn'on Mayrhl and Adinlrnl Tamlrl. ofthe Japanese navy, during her birth-day Itles.

... A

MILLION IN ALASKA GOLD

STORMBOUND IN FAR NORTH

Seattle Nov. 24. line million twothousand dollars' worth of

Id dust is now lying at Summit, onPass. Just back of Val. ley..

way from Fairbanks. Alaska, toSe.utle. Several armed guards arewatching the gold In its cache dayami night.

i if this amount It.'O.niiO is In dustand the rest In .bricks. It Is thelargest shl'.inent e,er sent out overthe trail from Fairbanks to Valilex.

1 Wins Nobel Irlw.Stockholm. Nov. 24 The Nobel

trading nlirlc acid from the slmos- -plu - re. w hich it was announced would

be available for commercial, In- -ilontr'al and agricultural purposes, andwould revolutionise the nitrate Industry and the world's food problem.

Xoe (.crinan Sinter Kulchlc.Perhn. Nov. 2. Theodore Her--

APPARENTLY

LI

BANKERS LOOK FOR

EARLY RESUMPTION

Continued Imports of Gold andBetter Understanding of theBenefits of Government Bond

Issues Make for Confidence,

Illy Morning Journal Hprftal lasted Wire. I

New York. Nov. 24 The announcement hi for.' the lo niiinbit, of la- -t

wei k's operations of the governmentoffering of $50.000.0110 of Panamabonds and of $ 1 tio.ooo.ooo of ouryear 3 per cent treasury notes arousebright expectations of decisive resultsIn breaking the currency famine by

the attraction that would be offered tohoarders of the money of n:i absolutely secure government obligation daring a period of distrust of usual investment tac lilt les. The good Inllu- -ence of the meusure on sentimentwaned during Hit' week, principally hreuson of the complexities discoveredIn the uoiklng out of the program.Detailed liitorinA.t ion was not madepublic of the amounts lielug sub-scribed by private capital. On the partof the banks the preparation to par- -

tlclpute in the Issue were found to.. r it...Klin I tne oioiie mill i hi i rui inni -

kets to some extent and there, wasmuch confusion in estimating theworking out of the c fleets of thetransaction. Meantime th Inflow ofKold from abroad continued In asteady stream and large n.hlit ional en- -

I gagemenls continued to be made, b orHie Hrst time during the present move-ment the Bank of France furnishedpart of the supplies, the transactionbeing rased on commercial cills of ex-

change. The new resource of supplythus opened up Is considered of gn atimportA nee. Various Indicationsserved to prove how far the generalbanking situation had been strength-ened by the heavy withdrawal fromNew Y'ork nnd forwurdlngs of Incom-ing gold as it arrived. Thus the re-

ports of conditions of Illinois stalehunks In response to the call, of thestate auditor bowed an increase ofmany millions In rush holdings comfiared with the prevlou" report InAugust, while oiitslundln.g obligationsbint in-e- heov-ll- reduced. The Call

!adiaa bullies made reports In responseto a similar official call during Iheweek and these made a like show ing,

.which proved the large drain fromNew York to that destination with anaccompanying scaling dow .t of loanon call vii bout the dominion laraelyPlaced In New York stock mai kiHankers are awaiting the call from thePulled Slates comptroller of the cur- -

'reiicv, the usual period for which isnow passing.

There Is growing conviction thai reisiionse to tills call will show the general banking position rii fortlticd by

ilhe strong current of cash which has'Mowed out of New York and out offoreign mali ces Unit the feeling ofin ni un I stivplclon and ill: rust whichhas been by far the most potent factors in Iheiiecent embarrassment, wllquickly die out. A prompt resumptionof normal bunking condltl ins will lielooked for as a consequence. Theweekly bank statement of the NewYork clearing house banks was heralded as decisive of Ihe debilite turntoward betterment In the New Yorkhanking situation. Loans contractfor the first time since thut crisis developed and the small cash decrease...... . ..I. t. ........I !.., t. It... ,...nnU,l.nos i .o.-.- . i...... i,o- - v.,.,.,,.,,,

'drain on the hunks has come to anlend, the decrease proving less Ibanwas promised by the- known moveinent of money, in sp!f of Ihe throw

ling out of the computation Ihe $1.1,-- IOOO.OOO gold arrivals on Saturday.w hich were belated for a day by a fog.The stock market was under Intermit

tent pressure last week, which was severe In special stocks aim at intervalsof time. At other times the stockmarket showed symptoms of resiliencywhich was slight. however, iind attributed In a larae part to coveringoperations by professional bears. Theweakness was assigned by general be-

lief to a revuniptioif of liquidation ofa kind which was withheld from themarket during lis period of demoral-ization by Ihe powerful Influence andresources of the Interested parties, buton condition of closing after accountsand payments of Indebtedness as soonas the market subsided Into more or-derly conditions. It was surmised alsothat the practical subjection of Iticattairs of New York bunks to the cen-tralized control of the clearing bouseauthorities through Its loan commit-tee, which is Involved by the Issuanceof clearing house certificates hasbrought the loan accounts of the banksunder a scrutiny free from all collat-eral Influence an 1 Impartial Interestrequirements The result has In en ancxeti ise of discrimination aeain-- t someexisting accour.ts which tt.xeil theiriiqiinlation on forced terms. Maturityof time loans on which renewals wererefused was another factor In the ur-ee-

selling which appeared In Individ-ual securities boih In the stocks andbond list. These clenring processeswere an Inevitable after effei I of theturbulent periods which had pre-ceded It and such npeiatbms are to beinterpreted in the light of those pa-- levents rather than as a reflection ofcurrent general conditions. The liqiiid-siio- n

has been painful bv reason ofthe inadequate demand to n b-- oi b It.new buy ing being restricted from thejsame causes mm necessitaleil trieliquidation, the principal being- thecontinued stringency of the moneymarket. While the process was a painful one It w.is effective. heb-ns- .

correcting the position. The buying

he channels of I.nuking ctctal'ons. -

HiOI.I HVTIMIS TO t.HW I", I l:MNY l Mlllll VI 111: M I

of

r'dd supply by paying out banknotes of small denomination, which re- - is

NEW ENGLAND mSlZTuJ!!tfJXand Shans Ohlh Tung from the min

CENTRAL BANK PROJECT

FINDS MANY FRIENDS

Hansborough Announces Inten

tion of Introducing Bill forInstitution; Comptroller ofCurrency Approves Measure,

I By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.)Washington, Nov. 24. Details ' of

many new projects for Improving thecurrency are being submitted to tnepresident and" Secretary Cortelyou,are receiving such attention as theother exigencies for the financial situation permit. Secretary CortelyouIs a good listener and usually digestsquickly any' essential points of thevarious plans which are submitted tohim. Measures relating directly to thecurrency which are being discussedamong the bankers and incomingmembers of congress may be roughlygrouped under four heads, a centralbank of Issue, a central organizationof the existing national banks, the issue of additional circulation againstvarious classes of bonds other thanI'nlted States bonds, and the Issue ofthe circulation upon general assetswith the security of a guaranty fund.

The project of a central bankbased upon the general outlines ofthe Bank of France or the ImperialHank of Germany, has apparentlybeen attracting more attention of latethan at any previous time In recentyears. Senator Hansbrough, of NorthDakota, who is a member of the fin-ance committee, has announced 'thathe will introduce a bill for such anInstitution. Mr. Wexler. vice presi-dent of the Whitney Central Nationalbank of New Orleans, Is openly In fa-vor of a central bank, and says thatthe New Orleans press, taught by thestrain of the cotton situation, is generally with him. Those who fuvorcentral bank point to the recent crisisas the best evidence of the aid whichIt could have afforded had It been Inoperation. Their view Is that the na-tional banks would have been able to

their paper at such an institution and obtain Its notes to anyamount necessary to relieve the strain.It is considered somewhat significantIn some quarters that Mr. Itldgcly,the comptroller of the currency, hasJust declured for a central bnuk ofissue after having In previous reportsrecommended only a general creditcurrency for the existing banks. Theutterances of Mr. Itldgcly are not,however, considered to commit theadministration since Treasurer Treathas a different plan which he is ad-vocating whenever he Is Invited to de-liver a public address on the subject.

It Is so long since a central bankexisted or was even seriously discuss-ed In the I'nlted States that there Ismuch difference of opinion as to thedetails of the organization. Thosewho advocate it generally Insist, how-ever, that the secretary of the treas-ury and the comptroller of the cur-rency should be lo membersof the board of directors and that thepresident should appoint or approveof the selection of the head of thehank. The provisions of the Germanbank charter in regard to circulationfinds a good deal of favor, that artel

certain fixed limit of circulation ad-ditional Issues, which are not covereddollar for dollar by gold, should betaxed at the rate of S per cent. Oth-ers, however, prefer the greater free-dom of the French system, where thevolume of not Issues Is practically un-der the control of the bank, and wherethe accumulation of a large reservepermits the bank to serenely main-tain a rate of discount much lowerthan that of the Bank of Kngland orthe Bank of Germany, while othercountries are in the throes of finan-cial convulsion.

The project of combination amongIhe national banks through theirclearing house commission or other-wise to guarantee a special circula-tion In cane of emergency, is embod-ied In several plans which have beensubmitted to the secretary of thetreasury, while these plans are declar-ed by the experts to have some de-gree of merit. It Is feared that theyare too complicated to receive seriousaltention In congress. So far as theplans require voluntary action by thebanks, this might be difficult to ob-tain, so far as tfiey compel action bylaw. It la felt by some that such apolicy would be drastic if not uncon-stitutional in compelling the hanks tomake use of their assets which theymight not desire to make.

Most of the plans presented at pre-vious sessions of congress have dealtwith the question of Increasing theelasticity of the circulation Issued bynational banks by permitting Issues

other security than I'nlted Statesbonds. There Is a radlral difference

opinion, however, between the twoschools of thought as to the nature ofthese additional Issues. The plan pro-posed by Representative Fowler,chairman of the house committee onbanking, provides for an issue uponthe general credit of the bank, withprovision for a guaranty fund raised

taxation on circulation. Thisguaranty fund Is to be employed whennecessary to redeem the notes of fail-ed banks. It Is the contention of Mr.Fowler and others who favor this planthat a tax of about one-twelf- th of oneper cent annually upon the circula-tion would meet all losses, but in or-der to Insure absolute safety they pro-pose that the tax shall be very muchlarger than this.

The principle of the Fowler bill Is Inharmony svith two other measures,which attracted considerable attention

yenr ago. the bill of the specialcommission of the New fork chamber

commerce, which was Indorsedunanimously by the chamber in l.the plsn of the special commlt-- :

of the American Bankets' amtocla-itio- n.

which was endorsed almostunanimously At the annual convention

the association st Atlantic City tnlast. I ne plsn or tne

rhamticr of commerce proposed to Is--ue from the general credit of the

banks to the .mount or & per rent ofcapital under each of the ralea of

SECOND TRIAL GOES

OVER UNTIL JANUARY

Prisoner In Gloomy Tombs Ad-

vises Daily With Counsel,Meanwhile Chafing at-Del-

in Reaching Hearing,

I II y Morning Journal. Special leaned Win.New York, Nov. 24. The second

tri;il of Harry Kendall Thaw, set forune week from tomorrow, will againIn' post poned, and there Ih little chancethat it will be called until some datewi ll along In January. The decisiontu ask for a postponement has beenagreed to by both sides. It in dueI rtly to the fact, that the tank of se--Iccting a jury would be made doublyhard by the, approach of the holidaysand the prospect of the tallymen ofspending both Christmas and NewYears (lay locked up under the careof court baliffs and also to the facíthat Thaw's counsel has applied to thecourt for permission to inspect thesecret evident presented before thelunacy commission during the progressni the first trial. As an added causefor delay there h a rumor that the, t inieys now representing I'll aw mayapply for a change of venue, declari-ng that a fair trial for th?ir client inNew York county la impossible. Sucha move, if made, would be based uponthe alleged unfriendly atlltude olmany of the local papers and the ex-tent to which the evidence was printedsml read in this county. rHstrict At-torney Jerome will Beriously cfpposethe granting 0( a change in the sceneol the trial.

Thaw, In his cell In the famous oldTombs prison, which he has occupiedsince the night of the tragedy, onMadiron Square Roof Garden June'j:. 1H08. is planning for his secondtrial with the sure confidence of ac-quittal that he prepared for the firstunleul He daljy advises with hiscounsel, chufea at the delays alreadyencountered In .getting hia story bé-fele a second Jury and is Impatient forHis (lavs in court to begin.

It is nearly a year since the firstni., I was begun. It covered t periodof welve weeks, and after two daysand two nights of deliberation' theJury mult not agree. Seven of thetwelve men who heard the dramaticrecita' of Kvelyn Nesblt Thaw a storyof alleged wrongful treatment at thehands of the noted architeit; a storythat, as dashed by telegraph and cablelo every part of the civilized worldami read as one of the most remark-able utterance ever heard in a courtmom failed to believe that her con-lesW-

tu her husband Justified himthree yeHrs later In taking the life orthe man charged with the ruin of hisi Imriis-glr- l wife. They voted for guiltyof murder in the Ural degree. Five ofthe Jurors, on the other hand, werei.'ndy to acquit, most of them believ-ing that Thaw's mind had been so up-s--

over the-- story of the girl's down-fall that he was bereft of reason andwas entitled to that provision of thel.iw which excuses a person so insaneas not lo know the nature or qualityof li s act and not to know that thenet is wrong. At the police stationmi the nbrht of the tragedy and after-ward In the cltv prison Thaw contend- -"I he was acting ps an agent of prov-ii- b

nee In sending While to his grave.Great interest centers In the course

of ihe defense at '.he coming trlul. Itreiierally believed that despite any

Ideas of Justification which Thaw maycnieMain. h's present lawyers will con-í- n

themselves to making out a case"I leal insanity. This may be "en- --

tional." or hereditary, both of th scfilases of the matter having I ng.ine into at his first trial. Six o- -seven alienists took the stand at t tathearing and tcstllled that Thaw h,d

en driven insane by the story toldhim when he and the girl who .ti-to become his wife were slopping to-

ilet her In Paris. Dr. Hrltton I. Kvam.siio m Intendent of the New Jersey statehospital for the insanegave a world-v- .

Me Mir by expressing Thaw's condi-tion of mind on the night of thetragedy as a "brainstorm." The darkclouds had been gathering for a year

r more, he declared, and when Thaw.iv White "glowering" at him on the

roof i arden. at the flint night of asumin-- r extravaganxa known as".Mile. Champagne," the storm broke.ui.l Thaw fired.

I'istrict Attorney Jerome combatted'his plea with the testimony of seven"Moils, all of whom declared thatThaw's Insanity was not ruch as toleprlve him of knowledge as to the

v roiii;tul nature of his act. Notwith-standing this, however, they agreed

I list r let Attorney Jerome thatThaw was medically Insane, not onlyit the time of the shooting. butniioiiKhout the trial, during which.ii y declared, he was unable to In- -

Mtgeiitly advise With counsel or tothe character ol the pro- -

ceilings against him.T he trial was interrupted. It will betnembered. by the appointment of a

"iiimimion. at Mr. Jerome's sugges-'"1- 1.

lo inquire Into Thaw's mental'million. The commission agreedunanimously that Thaw was able toaaise Intelligently with counsel andl" un ierstand all of the proceedings in"art. They examined the young mil-- Ilen lire boih mentnllv and nhvsicn ily'no' he came out of the tests with fly-ing colors. This tended tu bear outlb- - them y of the defense that Thaw""I suffered from a "brainstorm."sr. I that his condition had wonder-- ''

'iv Improved during his stay In Jail.I' "as contended that with the death" Mbit, the force which had fo-rro nteil the disorder was removed, and'an the clouds of Mind insanity hadli .ken away.

V hen the trlsl wss resumed, how-'- "r. i nd the arguments T ere lriin.

T'l'W's principal counsel. Irlphin A.I!mas. who Came with a brilliant

' illation fr.-u- the Pacific coast tob'se charge j the rase, threw down'be r uhet.,ntlal structure of legal iy

which had lieen built up. tossed"t rellv out f the window, and

made bis idea unreserv edly on the"narhien law." He d with

ri "at oratori'"! effect "the wronged''' !v" a "un arrel child."" Thaw

alternately a "Sir líala had. aestroiina mr iimB'in.

Th s tine of nrtuininl Ihsirkt ,

otorm-- Jerome an unex-tte,- l open-- j

Hoston, Nov. 24. F.ndangcrlng theshipping all ii long the Massachusettscoast and tying up many vessels InIhe harbors, a northeasterly galeblowing at sixty miles an hour thisafternoon and tonight was kicking upa heavy sea. A light rain which fellthroiiKli the latter wrt of today turned Into a downpour at dusk. 1 wopassmiger steamers were forced by thegale to seek shelter in I'roVlncelownharbor during the day.

V York Kiorm Swcg.New York, Nov. 24. New Y'ork" was

wind-swe- and itiin-eoa- today Inthe heavy storm which came boom-ing up the Atlantic coast from Capelint terns, sending ship scurrying' toport and Keeping- others h utr icing theiranchorage In the harbor. The stormwas reported as central off the NewJersey benches tonight and headed forNew Kngland. No wrecks were re-ported up to a late hour tonight bythe patrols from the g sta-tions along the const.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT

AT LOS LUNAS

i

Juan Sandoval Seriously lljut ed by Accidental LIO

charge of a Revolver; Willi,

Recover,''.'"j;

IHperkil lllpilrh ta Iba Marnlng J..mnl 1

Los Lunas, N. M , Nov. 24 Whilea,,,,.,-,,,- , v lllle, ill lliu" ,,.. r, mí. vi p

Jii iii Sandoval, of .chaveta, were ex-- jI

ainiiilng a small revolver here shortly i

after noon today, the we n, mi in some pri.e for chemistry will be awardedmanner was discharged, the bullet en-li- o Sir William Crooks, of Windoli.lering Sandoval's body on the left ; sir William Crooks Invented the ra-sl-

passing around a rib and com- - dloinet.-- in ls7. He was knighted InIng out near the spine The In lury. j 1 M7. and has been closely Identifiedwhile a serious one. is not considered , w It h m mv of the most Important

and the attending physl-- j vanees In si lence. Professor Crooksrian savs that unless some unforeseen recently discovered a process of ex- -

the Cubans appear to regard Ihe prep-- j in sriill lots for investment rontin-aratio- n

making for the lestoration of u-- d To lie a marked feature of thetheir republic. At no lime since the j mat kit and while not sufficient to slayintervention began has political die- - (ihe downward course of prices whscusslon been so languid. la factor In bringing funds back Into

I .eke KmIIch ln.w,l.Port Ifcclhousie. ont.. Nov. Í4. The

compl icatlon should set In Sandovalwlll not be long in reiovering. Theaffair was entirely an accident, as theti young men re engage. I in j

friendly conversation at the time, fin I

neither of them knows lust tiecame to be discharged.

Ilea li of lianxiiisj I.lnis.Ttamona I.una. the little dacchtrr

Mr am! Mrs. .1. M. Luna, of LosLunas, died at the famlty home at (liethat place yesterday after s bi icf ill - jnc-s- The li'lle girl was two ycrs onand six months of age The funeralwill be held In Los Lunas Tuesilav j

morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. Luna isproonie ciers oí aieneia couniy. ano

well known here.

tram. Ihe celebrated opera singer,.committed sub-b'- tmlay st Hagreuth.

had been despondent since thet h of his wife, who was drownedFebruary 11 last in the wrec k of

the steamer Hothn. off the Hook ofHo'lund. Theodore llertram's mostsuccessful roles were Wagnerian, and

tug Kecort. of ths port, was last even-- I perhn. Nov. -- 4. old continues toIng struck by the barge Harrison, in Oermanv in a steady stteam, thetow of the steamer West mount, off Ifej, hl.ank having lost probably

Point and sunk. Ca plain iuio.ioui during the paet w- - k. butOunlop. engineer Albert Itiin-jsfot- k hss la-e- more than replenished

lop and a he1rcr nameil Chat les i hrouu h arrivals from bonie sources.Chris, mas were drowned, '''be re- - The l.'elchbnnk Is trying to Increase

ne ins.ie nis greatest repulatioll asmainder of the crew, three il num-iit- sber, were saved. J

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL . MONDAY NOVEMBER 25,

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The most critical exactness isexcreted in every rroce-ss- .

That's why Watz lieers arealways th.e same.

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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL .MONDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1907

BY

"JfVM.'t'P"" i. .mhMa M1Léw.mi .. i, uva ivi j.Mi.i.i.;i'niwn

ALBUQUERQUE HURT

ENFORCEMENT

OF BLUE L CLOSING OUT SALE OF RETAIL DEPARTMENT !

25 to 50 Per Cent Reduction onSTOVES AND RANGES, ENAMEL AND TIN-

WARE, PLATED WARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGGOODS, CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS. BUILDERSAND SHELF HARDWARE. MECHANICS TOOLS,ETC., ETC.

A Plain Cace Where SeriousInjury Is Done By- - Attemptto Make the Saloon Closing

Order Obnoxious.

WHITNEY COMPANY RETAIL DEPARTMENT115 SOUTH FIRST ÍTermsCas I

' IHUNDREDS OF TOURISTS

SERIOUSLY DISAPPOINTED

L M, Fee Cited to Appear in

Justice Court Today BecauseHe Sold Glass of Soda Waterto Man Taking Medicine.

at&)&mn.ivi mini waríiviiaW Jfa .riini! .TfcSi'aWiraiaÍiñ Va m

'

nAHiwJgrtT lejana ,..4-l- -... wof the more astute members or tnePlunderbund that through the me- - 4.dium of that able parliamentarian,Mr. Frank- - W. lieach. member of the J

A party of dlMinKulshed nifn wereviHllorH In Albuquerque la.st night.Tliey were the Ruests of the city, andi.artlrulnrly uf the Commercial club,

Southwestern Brewery & Ice Co tiHe Is known to u k.kh many NewMexicans who have been much InWashington, and Is known as a manof marked ability, sound Judgment,and the faculty of seeing to the bot-tom of things. With this equipmentfur several hours, and their viKit here

was of considerable Importance. Theyare California men of high standing "nl the authority he has, It is hopedand the Knod they can do this city in that his visit will settle one way or

another the more or less muddled Makers of the CelebratedPilsenerck Culmbacher

'solid seventeen" In the last legisla-ture, there was sold and delivered tothem a large and well developed goldbrick, in the shape of the resolutiondemanding an Investigation of the

of certain deeds to the Pennsyl-vania Development company' by Inv-

ernar H. J. Hngerman. At the timethis resolution was jwhmmI there wasJust one aim In the minds of thoseable statesmen whose one desire Inlife Is to lay down their lives for thegoo.l of the republican parly and saveit from disruption. They wanted toget Mr. Hagerman's scalp, and theydidn't care how they went at II, or

::::::BEERconnection with the coming irrigationcongress Is hardly Jo be meagured bythe simple courtesies extended them.

llecause these gentlemen desired tosee th musium and curio rooms, themanager for Fred Harvey violated theSunday law, us a few people are seek-ing to force Its interpretation, lastnight when he opened the .museumand conducted these visitor throughit. He did It at the urgent request ofmembers of the Commercial club andof the visitors themselves, and it isnot likely that there Is any one In A-lbuquerque who will care to make com

condition of affairs which has result-ed from the of for"" of the governmentrepresentatives to go on with theirwork against continued efforts to forcetheir withdrawal from the territory.

- The fact that Special Attorney g

and K. P. Holcombe are under-stood to be also on their way back toXew Mexico, has not added any com-fort to those uneasy members of thePlunderbund who have been in a stateof considerable unrest ever since thepresent United States grand Jury gotinto working order here. The factthat this Jury convenes again on

r

Renowned for Purity, Flavor and Qual ity íwhat hannened to the party. If theIdea of an outcome beyond the re- - Mft4,TttTtT4ttrtTt,r,rt.ttyTTTTT,TTTTTTTTTTTTTT,r,rTtmoval or Mr. iiagerman ever crosse.i 0ff9090tee9e4,0tetetC9SMOV

ill (f S ín'w$

MíM 1 1 1

M émi

tneir minus, iney were.. 1 him.- - m nrplaint because of it, but In this conQ. L. BKOOK8, rreoident.ncction there is a much more serious ueanny nas also tended to destroy iJ. M. MOOKK, Vie rresldenl n4 Manufor.

01'MMKRÜ, Secretar.M. R,side to the Interpretation now sought the peace of mind of some of theselo be nlaced on the Sunday law bv same gentlemen, who fail to see how

OvercoatWeather

Till': UK M il I'll MAN nays"r.iin Hiul nnvY, itni h coitl.-- amift (. !!"- - - JHr t it IllelfU li It It

OI'IM t'f W'OH tlT.Ittit iivviM- uilinl w'v' t !. n

.Hiit wim nmlli.ivt miuli' ampl' ii i'v f.ryiir i'iuI'Tt ami apH u hup e,ll.re uro

HandsomeWarm andStylish

OvercoatsTti.VII Un.M'U ..1,1 Winl'-r- , but

'I'hui turn Bit ut fciliim i

tli in ntnrc yniir ptkrl-lii- k Í

Hlwiivn mift frtmi frtki-a- .

Yu'r nure uf (lit 't k'IHOW Hiiotlti fit pfll'inlt MHttM

f;i 'inthlitr ".I ido iii'TPyour invfHi alo tul t "m)u.rrt iíihih.irtt unr av ln irli -

pttiintt cut In j"ur fatr Hut-1- 1

ni t h M'lnin .r l.ohtr Cut Tul-lir Inn mi I a It if hu kct pt'l-fr-

lit t'vtiry ilfiit.l.

$10.00, $12.50$18.00, $30.00

Nnw w tirrr'a 1h nuin tintrun t I ni O e rrou I mi n I Ifil lie rr ?

utir ilf;itiirn lu bnlna la purluf our trolil.

the few people who take the position thfy are getting far when more menand men higher up, commence comingthat "If I close, you will have to JOHN M. MOORE REALTY CO.

it. It is certain that they did not real- - 0ize that they were knocking out tlie,Jprops of the covering under whichthey were being sheltered, and it Is gfairly certain, for several of the more qastute gentlemen above referred tohave said so, that if they had foreseenthe present blooming finish, theywould never have done it, even for Jthe sake of and beneath the driving' a)prod of the gentleman who w antedthe Hagcrman sculp, and all else behanged. One or two politicians nfforesight and experience advised them(

TELETHONS It.11 WEST OOI.O AVI.

EHTAHMHItr.lt lHHs.

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out from headquarters. There is be-ginning to be a faint suspicion thatthe ftatement made quite confidentlyin Washington not very long ago,;that there have been no IrregularitiesIn men or matters In New Mexico, hasnot been accepted literally by the de-partment of Justice, and there seemslittle to bear out this view In the factof the coming of the solicitor generalto personally investigate what hasbeen done. The fact that another ex-perienced man has Just been added to

that they were Inviting disaster, but:so Intent were they on "preserving'the republican p.irtv" by undoing Mr.

close, too."Yesterday the California limited ar-

rived in Albuquerque with more thanion passengers on board. When thetrain stopped practically every pas-senger went directly to the Harveymuseum and curio rooms. The place

as closed and a sign appeared onthe door. "Closed on account of Sun-day law.''

The Simla Fe railroad has advertis-ed Albuquerque from one end of thecountry to the other, solely on thebasis of the existence of the Indianbuilding here. It has arranged itslimited train schedule so that the fasttrains stop here from half an hourto an hour, solely that passengers maysee this building; and incidentally seeAlbuquerque. The stopping of thesetrains for an hour here means moneylo Albuquerque. It means what Isworth far more than money. It means

Hagerman that they couiun 1 see 11 hi

F1KK INSl'KAM'K! Agent, for tha bcit Kir Insurant cuinpanlaa.

LOANS! Ilava ncK'itmtpd Warns i.n A Ihunuerqua real est ata fr tha paattwenty years, without a singla loss lu luaner.

ADKTRAt'THi Abstracts of tltla fumUlu'd en Hnrlnallllo county property on

short notice Tbs only set uf abstract bnoks that Is up to data. Prli-a-

reasonable.

SPECIAL THIS WEEK

the force under Special Agent Dezen- - all. Now it has dawned on some.of less astuteness, that the iit--dorr, falls to bear out the announce-- I even

:ment made last week that he had beenrelieved from duty In the New Mex-ico district.

III lie liiiMrtiiiif.The conviction of the two gentle

vestigation Into the Pennsylvanialand deal has brought with it, andas its direct and logical result hii In-

vestigation of a lot of other landdeals and things that would havebeen so much more comfortable Inpigeonholes.

Since the Hursum machine forced.

WashingtonFashioned Apparel

THg VWWftTOW MJ.

men who were caught trying to "fix"members of the grand Jury seems to

come at a ratherlai -- reacning and valuante advertising tune lor those men who were trying toof the highest class. The closing of induce the government to drop lis ac- - pany Investigation resolution through

the house of representatives, J. W. M. MAND ELLinis miimiiig on one out or ine seven uvmes 111 .New Alexlco. The reasonnol.ls has resigne,! as secre.arjwhy two ealthv.men. not nverlv w

ICO-.- I I !: NIIOIkttli:to'n i ink Mtot4should have been offering large sums I' territory and surveyor eneraof money to Jurors .0 vole ag,,ln t in- - M"1? L'-H- vn has presen ed

'""'l"" to take effect, uccotd-no- fdiitments In which the two men uere"'..i.is,.iintu. i.,(u..i.i lug to report, when his successor IsSi

rOB BAI.B. FOR B.M.K.

f.1,7M.M. Tha Jkii property on i;,nm).Ofl niihlnp.s properly, cloaaWest Tijeraa aveniw; nevn roomn in; hulMiiiffa now occupleil and

snd bath; Inri Imrn and hviuaa for nnvliiK III per rent on tnve.lment,exvanta: three lurga I. it. At till" Willi three vacant lota lelt .in cor--

Jrlc Cor TEN DAYS ONLY. "er. Inquire at office.

f2.40tt.00. fieven-roo- frame, modern. $7,000.00. a five room modern rot- -

un North Kighth atreut; pay- - luge; nearly new; close In; twomeuts to suit tha buyer. lots.

-"

$1,500.00. Four room cottaae onHonar for Kent In different parts of ! ..urteenltl street; large luL

the city; furnished and

made nulie nluln unH 'i. i, ii0. u.i " Ppoln t ed. Meanw hile the Inve.tlg;that there will be some careful Inves-tigation along this line before the gov.

tions under the direction of the 11a- -i

tional government bids fair to run-- jtlnue fur a time, to the insting dam- -' PRESO RIPTIOÍM?

WILLIAMS DRUG COMPANYeminent withdraws from the territoryWilli 14 View t,i uorhiinlno til... .... 'age or the gooil name and lair lamewhat induced these two men to so interesi themselves In a matter ofconcern to them. f. Ti.i.i:rnK 7ho117 WIXT f l'.NTKAI- - AVIAI I- -MOKMNO JOIHVU. WAIT All

Ut.T lilt lUNINKWSJIt is gradually dawning on certain

; v .rr vwf.if if (utw-aiMi"- 1-T TIIR !: ONOMIhT i ii t-- m i .iiiiti laf lfMaBaaiiattaalaV4 MMlMbalii.inaaafc. Saliiialuialuii.eiin.saiiiai

rrr rr it rr rr rí x YT A Al Títiolf ;1i.'h for.1, ST v- mhW rut Imt.

iiiiu n K t'nlil(il'iM'H, Wool

I.lin'il ftichni.T.'

Mittt n.i. a his lot

clays of the week is a pretty seriousmatter, for people travel on SundayJust as lliev do on Monday, and theycome through Albuquerque on Sun-day Just as on other days. It Is notto be believed, and Interviews with agreat many business men gives noground for the belief that there Is abusiness man In Albuquerque who

to have this building closed: cer--tainly not a business man who has theInterest of Albuquerque at heart, andaccording to the opinions expressedyeMerdny by a great many businessmen w ho were seen by a representa- -live of the Morning Journal it is timethat the effort to stretch the Sundaylaw began to get a crimp put In it.

Ordered In AiN'ar in Court.I M. Fee, who conducts an Ice

cream, soda and candy business inthe Walton drug store, was orderedto appear In Judge Craig's court thismorning because yesterday afternoonhe sold a glass of soda water to anelderly man, who according to theversion given the Morning Journal,purchased It In order to take a doseof medicine. This man, with a com-panion, Is said to have entered thedrtifr store anil purchased u box ofheadache tablets. He asked permis-sion to tnke one there, and turning tothe soda fountain, bought a glass of

water. A deputy sheriff, whowas in the store at the time, at oncenotified Mr. Fee to appear in court'his morning to answer to a charge ofviolating the Sunday law.

Time for Action.'It seems to me." said a well known

hUMiiess man last night, in discussing;this case, "'thnt It Is time we find outJust what this Sunday law means Ifnecessity, as written Into this law.,means, us many courts have held itto mean, whatever contributes to thq.h"alth. comfort or happiness, phys- -leal or mental, of mankind. I fail to1see how the selling of a cigar or aglass of soda water, or a nickel'sworth of candy can be a violation ofthe law. It is to he hoped thaf thismatter can be tested In some way very

A bl( Hue uf C'lillilipn-!- .

ami MIm."' Wool iiovps,

all lolulK, 25o. 3jc anil Jí

ti ml all hIzph at' S.V

;;. muí i.(i.ALBUQUERQUE'S EXCLUSIVE PRY GOODS HOUSE.

iusy ;noi.s, Mii.i.iM itY ami omi:vm itiiiv-n-VK.- u üaiimkxiií kxci imv ixy.IMIOM-- : Olil.KKS 1 II I 11 I'KOMI'IIV. M A I li OKIKlt S I'llXLO I'lllHI IM I.Y.

5(H'.

AN I;íAt IN MII.I.INMtV. Women's Coats-Spec- ial ValuesREAD CAREFULLYIliU Ih Nut n 4 tflMMljr l'rriiirril .t rrtlinrnf.

ilfp.irtntfitt i t'prfiM'nif (I Iihm rrrtl ttfiiKhifuilv-in'l-

1 o 'ins. ir Kiinr iii;iy,.1 t.. $

is. ..f hi I"inks. Im It ' i

! Kiffit vahira Inm.iIm in .11 In tl 'tiirtinl - l"Htt HI'' k

.ni ihr .ti'inlty. iiHly ihf Hit

thv fu:ita.'I Itarttii innKi.-r-

of ilit Knitls that Nil tlie pfMpU;I.' ttt M il n

$ Mt fiti a n.i II.'.' i iií tiiui'li i'il am i

linti hii' lfn ;,ih.r"I f r I.III! lilt 'I

At 17a ra

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.an huy himI utf nv.unr Mflf ri tHsMTi'Titn nr it rtMtmrt wllh n r imtr"n; what wi premiN-a- ifjiiilifully Hrc"milinh. ami hII hn i hii tin- iU'mn lii:-f- i Iht- tuny "ina

Willi I he rullt-K- ciint'lilriittt iht no unrenl lniii-irnen- t linn btnMl. KM A VI IMCKH 4,MM.

II in with tlu- Hri"il"Pl n.itiHftii ti.tu itiHl wt ii.(t tli.F itrt-.i- flfut ri nn-li- a

fintliin'! Mini inihKleini IhI lrifrtiip In VMlunit r Uwt-n- 1rm vh..h in

..f !u;M i'Uihlt Hii'l l'i iil-- l h.

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tu i"t Mli' 'l w h'.Hi ll" ellxt W lilt' M

ti'ln Hot).Mlill,,r Mu'

Mi.h.l..f lil... k l. l llli liiMitftl h it h u'l a '

I1 .t lit II i.'tltlHMl t uf ,.riny ami fryh ltt'itv - tin in tii Kt v t lit refill i I'lt-nt-i i j.tiimtanl Iv

ll"t fl't hy ii atote tn any AmcrUn rity. !l.(

fntitiJMiPk, h'.ih ' "lailof f!1 a ni tinríKAI, HAVING.í ; k h rKii'i.vo wn.i, ukkkh

l'iIII tl.MIdfM'l 111

Hpl to flintrtn .til im Uhi.Ih k - .

.Mlllt I

I'rliiti i

A t.KKT NII.K HAI K.o ati'l St 7 inhtif riHl'l Silk. Ka ni y Sllkit, Pimmihii,I i t ..! i Whitf iiimI MIhi K Kff-- ' (nluil.-- Silks SflltnK lieguUrly u ti $1 .tl..-- l In this

,i l, t! rUH 'MK III' IH Jut Ul

J If il ! lli aüvhiKV aic Hl(ll luí I 11 M un" ioni. (tubI. .t 4 t

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i.nlyt mi IMtl 4 t KKT

lur in" i ilr itti'tt it.soon, and I hope It may be brought Jnboiit In th(. present case. There ...t,u C. it. M.i.u-i,2

HHcBHt f.tr

Hfte rlII 01, pn-f- .i

Mr. Mrttpi i in t hiH

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l.nili- T"tup - ftno doubt that public sentiment h : Tük-- n in l'- ut 3" ji Hllk nmilHrl

In thia a.il" .iily .

I Trtkt-- In J" vilk aplliriK n'Kiilarly tip t

PHlf f'it t.iilylalors the closing of saloons on Sun-day, but I hae failed to find any sen-timent at all against the sale of mag-azines, candy and ice cream."

Hi tit a.'I ' .lll'l

Imported Paris and London Hals J...I t - T ik a fthihI up I:

ii la f r $i:'d hclljiiit rri'a i on- - imir m.M'mI.-i- . f..r .:; Pll.w T .'' 1UMIKID MM. a't.'M.

I ! ilKlt'Mti'ftt1 ha It.

..f nilLiu.- ur t'iat 1" m r

MCut Class For Tabic Decorations

Kr afttrn 'n. talt and nml (tr hrindtfunH ltnlrKj. ((.2 '. ydttlff f iht nffi"l and Kali Slki tait-full- in t i ouri"fi;t'i,ir ai' k "t ill fui m tatiri that il rfiki it- Mini ii-itf- I.h.ihb irtiiKr-t- a point f h.imtw'mi an 'I rh..i aiika in .1 mriii'lf m ant)thia ale will K" l"n aa n of tha grmiat ( ur icr at ailk alt a,

Uttl- - - (.IHMM,lur fitirp In wf lrt'iii rtíirni, i..nnwt inic f Kan-- Hlrlpt-- Firn'l-rlc- t

h m i IN hi-- i lothn. Wrptfrt nl I rtt t r ! Mhair.i h paitrn i"iilM fnlna aKl ft in.tk lri'M V III wll lltii Mk

Ht i iiijr mur prtf Ltit a til r t p a ttn t hf K'l I KK.IMN4M " make iinlirrMK J rr. Mitin Mt Ir.r anv'-it- Aant.ria an nriiiv

Ui it I'attfi n t - K h pattci n ia tr un ..nly ..it- - f a kiu-i- .

ItKKM 4.MU KXTHAHIIN KV Al l K.A li.trv! t ! ilMB-r- ' What a 1'iiov . mmimn It

han In our I l.wti Ht'r Thf trratrr th rtitttnc I Mr fnior tti' mliort nln" VV nhall ha1 a I.ik. nmrml lii- iff "t nil thw(ininntii "f t I r't 4.mp. I..n't fall ! Itiit ihm a :l.

W miA li n ln ír "p lat' a Iimmi" In n w a rn f I f ri- A ii ai hrill h a k f Ka'rarJnary Valu-- in hrwi Ii, ). y alt

I. lirrr! KrlIbr M ITIM.n Mr.

rt'rtTt'st sil" l nnA ( k atth vrrpia il. ti..n imnrl r.n. tsrand Oftf-- M mix ui r. 3 wd.

AU- Fila k th"v i t ; nnf .f th atan! t"t af a ír?all aullani aikiiig akiita. tirt it lmrr"a at arl

MUCH INTEREST 111

C 0 M I N 6 OF

I. HISANTA FE WONDERS WHAT

WILL HAPPEN NEXT

Tlie i'opular 26-inc- h Length Coat.an it--

New 1 hrrr liui tnf ' Mt iaaa lln.u:li

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ixtia ; p-- r nt

4 tur l.utr V .'l ua r "'atil tn niarkuiK ti ia 'ut (( ai- .

rr-- makwu.- i ii'tn la'aa ttian w i.

thta "ut Ulfiaa tjáuM iil mii-

rtiakliitf t ri f. b iai k- -l ;

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pi of I lei lu I .'i. i i J i... .i i

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m"lria. , ui t i:IruitXU tku taFact That Grand Jury Meets uAain On Tuesday Said to

$i M M( in w. MI Ma kll(M r m wprt jf t'l'-u- and if r sk ri tI tn

fin1 y ,a yrl. Kmt- - innti'i mmui- -

ti imincil a,B i'M ! ill pf

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i; ; and 1 1, hv.ainf at . s IM avUi

M . . ,. fv l'i- -

nti Huy rr Cut

Be Causing UneasinessSeveral Quarters. Tkp m t r'iua'kaM H mtiiint Ka ..f i N aa n tn ir lraa fi.-.l-

All f l Ir-- that háit irymu!jfn Utir- -Ina tin? at mtykp

AT ONK H I M I. MWT I HM M,

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CONTRACTOR DIES

tnna i" r r r aFor

OKLAHOMA'S BLIND;

SENATOR A II Essentials for Thanksgivingtrrtlílü

to my very great surprise, onlyaroused a very modest kind of annuel'from the audience.

Kx-- t Jovernor Alva Adam, of Colo-rado, is a meat favorite, hm la rt-iin- v

einor Francis, of Missouri, both beingaccorded the rnunl hearty cheering andclosest attention to all they hud tosay.

Thomas Walsh, the Colorado mil-lionaire, and Mr. Kinifley, the presi-dent of the (treat New York lAtf In-surance company, made most Interest-lu- g

talks; .Mr. Walsh upon the miningindustry, and Mr. Kingslt-- upon thelife insurance business.

It has rained steadily all day long,but tonight It ha slopped and the

Hoa-icr- s.

The "Savory" Seamless Enam-eled and Pressed Steel roasters;all guaranteed to give

Carver.Two and three-piec- e acta In

artistic boxes, at reasonableprices.OF POWER OF EXPLOSION

DEEP ENTHUSIASM skies are clear and all hope for ajpleasant day tomorrow.

WIDOW PROSTRATEQ; ONLY,

MARRIED THREE WEEKS;y

Food Chopia rs. Table t'utli'ry. 1'uddlng I'ans. Hake llshea mid avariety of other utensils, especially useful for the occasion, are

at our store.

WE AIM TO PLEASE

RAABE & MA UGER115-11- 7 NORTH FIRST STREET

Thanksgiving

The

Dining RoomShould be the most cheer-

ful and atti active room in

the whole house. Good

cheer needs as a fitting

accompaniment comfort- -

AMONG HIS CONSTITUENTS!

Muskogee Working Hardfor!

the Restoration of Herí

Water Course to the Standr!

HELD FOR THREAT TO

KILL YOUNG

Death Mercifully Relieves Suf-- !ferings of Man Frightfully j

Mangled at Mountainair;;' Assistant May Recover,

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aid of Sixty Years Ago, BUI I AOlll 1I.T AMtM'OlllM. laiOl) IIOKHI.H MV t.fciTINtJ VOl K

WOMAN(By Will C. Barnes.)Müskoaee, okla.. Nov. .'1. That the

delegate to this lYan-mlssip- pi con-gress have come to ivork and not to HARN ESSplay is very plainly seen rrom the waythe meetings are attended. ......

The auditorium seats OOU people HAILWAY MAIL CLERK WAS

Karly yesterday morning at St. 'a

vhospital death came to relievethe sufferings of Kdward T. Martin,the unfortunate railroad contractor,who was mangled beyond recognitionby the premature explosion of a dyna-mite blast at Mountainair. on the lJe-e- u

cut-of- f. Saturday afternoon. Astold yesterday, Martin hail both eyesblown out, both hands severed fromhis bodv und one b-- blown off abovethe knee. That be lived through thenight Is a marvel. Drs. Wroth, liad-clif- fe

and Dempsey, who attendedhim. administered piale to alleviate

OF I H.PERSISTENT IN HIS SUIT

i no meetings nave neen canea everymorning at 8 o'clock, and taken uppromptly on the minute and by 10o'clock every peat has been tilled, j

The morning sessions seldom have pi- - jbroken up befoie 12:30, and the after-- ; UOminUeCI

K VOW HVK A ItKliK IIAIIVWH MAKI DMWRTMKNT TO OFRHIslNKSs jM MIKK 41.1. OIK lltHNtn: OI: U K t. IIMI K ' ANt.IlK Ot IlKTint IKAIIIKH. Hr I I I K I ON s I K I I lo AMI IX MH1VWtV MURK NAI'lit lipiltt IKAIIHt .M1IM .4T IKK Is 1 1 I.I.V AM

Disfavor of Object. ..' ; ' , i 1 wvn rr oV As OI IV4V FOB TIIH IMI III()K M OF. II4KNFMH 44 K

I IHtVlH: FAI K4 IV II Ol III H ,?.;, ,. I ,v,io V.i.of His Affections Only Serv-

ed to Make Him More IO I.OIIK OAF.U Ol K I AKi.r: STOI K.the suffering of the man, and at no j

noon sessions are called at 2 and last i

until t, and tonight it wan 6:40 when!the meeting was adjourned and we j

not again at 8 p. m. and adjourned ati10:30.

(Such a puce Is seldom seen In such!meetings and for this" reason a letter!on yesterday's work could not be!

' thought of. I

At yesterday's nosslon the event of

time was It thought that he nau tnellirhteft chance for recovery.

The remains of Martin were pre-

pared for burial yesterday by ITnuer-lake- r

P, H. Strong ami taken lastnight, to Mountainair for Interment,accompanied by the widow, who wasprostrated by the occurrenca. Mrs.

"fe KORBER & COMPANYNorth Second Street, Albuquerque, N.'M

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.W.1Í ' I 212Martin was with her husband almost i

all the time, after the accident untilthe end, end her grief wtis pitiful towitness. She was married to the con-

tractor only three short wieks ago.A. 5. Trice, Martin's nsslstant, who

was also frightfully Injured by theexplosion was suffering much painyesterday, but still has a chance forrecovery. "VI CTOR"

Maurice J. Dunncgan, n clerk In therailway mall service. living at 20KWouth High street., was arrested yes-terday afternoon and held in Jill fora bond of 5inl on a warrant rharglnghim with having threatened to killyoung woman employed In an Albu-querque dry goods store, because theyoung woman had persistently re-

fused to accept the attentions whichIniiinliian aought to bestow upon her.According to the story told to the po-

lice by the young woman, who isand retiring. and who Is

deeply worried bv the affair. Dtinnl-ga- n

h.-i- been seeking to pay atten-tion to her for more than a year. Hehad been repeatedly told that his at-

tentions were unwelcome, but accord-ing to the young woman, could notbe discouraged, ami when more stren-uous means were taken to stop bis ar-dent suit, he became violent andthreatening. Saturday night theyoung lady feared to come down townto her work, expecting that Dunniganwould wait for her, and asked for theprotection of an officer. Officer Ken-nedy stationed himself at the atore.

W hove seenrrt tiip Kncy for OrtnfiLamilve Frail Hyrup. lh new lixall v thainiAk.i the liver lively, pulirle tlo lireath.rurea aiHl rvKulatea the illKttiUvitrKan. í'urea chienlc ennat Ipiilnn. Aak ualv.ul It. J. II. O KIelly Cu.

the day was the address of the blindSenator ?ore. Seldom have 1 seensuch an enthusiastic reception, suchgenuine, hearty regard lor a pulilicman as these people hear to this man.who has never seen the facu of a sin-gle one of his constituents.

Ah he passed down the center aisleof the hall, leaning on the aim ofSenator Owen, the speaker who wasaddressing the crowd was stopped bythe wave of applause that swept acrossthe gnat audience.

Kverybody rose to their feet, cheer-ing and clapping and stood until thetwo senators were seated on the stage.

In person the second of the newHate's senators is a slender,- - grey-haire- d

man of some 4" or 50 years. A

kindly face, smooth and mobile, eveslooking Into vacancy, a line head withwavy iron-gra- y hair, active in move-ment, graceful In gesture.

while he sat waiting for the chair-man to introduce him he wcaved had:nnil forth after the manner of blindpeople, leaning on his cane.

His voice is pleasing and resonantand carried to every corner of thegreat hall.

In his speaking .Senator tlore seldom

able furniture and snow

white linen, We can sup-

ply the furniture in latestpatterns and most artis-

tic designs, We are show-

ing new styles in Buffets,

Extension Tables, China

Closets, Chairs and Rugs,

Our prices are the lowest,

Easy payments is the modern way of doingbusiness. Many people amply able to paycash avail themselves of the easy paymens plan

, We are glad to sell you a VICTOR in that way

: SEE : US : ABOUT : IT : TODAYCOMEland I lunnigan .ion ufter walked past,looking in. The young lady did notcione to the store Saturday evening.

Sunday morning she annealed to the

W'Htch f'r our ThnnksfvlTiK an-nouncement, íícn hum's IinllaiiH.

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Turkey. tun' y chli kriu, 1 ; iem.,.1

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t4 I Or; muiiitn t hw p), 9rt mut (nil (tfMlt,7c; mitring lutub. ie.

HuiiiuiytMi,r-r- nauide, J.r; tiil'ii(tnn. 8c; frank-furter-

12 'c; htiil rhofsi-- Be, liver iuuWK,Tc: htcoil iaUHH, fir.

Spr rihm, Mtr: pnrk hnrka. loe..ruln per I (Ml llHt.

flats, .20; hrun. 0; corn, II CQ;cliup, fl.75; w hen L, II .7w.

1'plHntl hay. II 8.oti aj i'O.oo pr tun; bot-tom hay, M outil7tHi p?r ton.

Nutlvp. p.T loo II m; CuHfurnla. i Í0per 10 ihu.

or never smiles. ttm luce is iinso-Jtlte- ly

immovable. His address U

fiuiet and dignified, his words simple1 police for protection, making the LEARNARD & LINDEMANNicsTAnusiuj)

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GOl.l AVUand well chosen, and If he does growhtimorou-- , hi face never changes,though hs imíteme Is In a roa v. '

Kvldently he doesn't mean to builda great navy by his vote, lor he saldIn speaking of it: "I'd rather build j

reservoirs than battleships; dig ditches

statement that Dunnlgan had threat-ened to kill her. A warrant wassworn out and Dunnlgan was arrest-ed and placed under a 5ihi bond tokeep the peace by Judge Craig. I'pto a late hour yesterday afternooniJunnignn had not been able to fur-nish the bond, and was still In jail.

Albert Faber308-31- 0 Central Ave.

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Try a Morning Journal Want Ad j M I L L I N E R Ythan soldiers graves.uttered was listened The officers are Inclined to think thatKverv word tie BASE

BURNERMrli-- a lit Inv Trlrca

I.aillt' 'lulliMliijf amihis ardent affection for the youngwoman has unbalanced Dunnlgan'smind. Butter.

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In with the deepest Interest by alland it Is easy to pee how he has wonhis way Into the hearts of these, warmhearted southerners.

Oklahoma Is certainly well startedoff wlih its new senators, and theywill both be men of niore than ordin-ary interest and power In the senate,llore from bis blindness and Owenfrom his Indian blood.

(lore Is the pacltier and Owen thefierce, passionate lighter of the two.

Of course, the great point these peo-ple here are after in this convention

' lieforc all others Is the appropriationof money by congress for making theArkansas river from here to the rl

"deep enough for boats."How many of us know that Musko-g- e

lbs at the junction of the Arkan-sas, the Verdigris and the i.i.m.lrivers

That here In 1S07 the federal gov-

ernment placed a fort. Fort Gibson,where over since has been a port ?

That for sixty years steam boatcume up from below regularly withFiipplbs for the port and the countrynil about here.

All this was new to me. The rivereven now Is used by u small steam Twhich rallies freight weekly evenwith the poor condition of the river.

.Now they want the channel dredgedout, snags removed and their water-way restored.

Kven with the present small boats itrosta onlv 65 cents a ton to haul a

a203 West Central Avenue Read Morning Journal Wants! m vri TRY A JOURNAL WANT AO!

tiosa'ii iiurif'iifa. n.tv, vvfry, por uxXPfl, n'tcurn pa. per cut. II f0; bt-- t, pr cwt. f So ;

canliKe, ur i'wi. Il.r.tl; rnrruta. per cwt.IJ.r.d; paranlp. pr cwt, 'i :o; unions, dryprlz taki-m- . fine. rwt. 12 &0; aweft po-t- u(. pir M, 3c; aplnach, r tb, :tr; dryreil chill. 10c; iirlíc, on tons, dry,, ptiton In H.irkN, n;. 00 cababtfi, r tori tnaji kn. t.'ftOu; lMft. r ton tn Sl'O OO;

Banks Go On Notes of Men

Who Were Not Able .to GetReady Cash and Everything

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IL muz MS Ls 'JaétSATISFACTIONTho slight tinriif-iiiV'S- chimimI at the

boifinnlnR of the finam ll Hurry, mmrapidly bclm; rllssl)il"il, lent Cilorn-,l- o

and anaa feeilcra ho had nmiltliirsc i'iurchitst'R t In mils in New

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! illfi th. iih llletil a nn Ihp alllff uhii'hton of coal from .Muskogee to New Or'M

i is usually ttimsfi'i rod on a rash baxl.i.leans - by water, while by rail it'mi tier ton. him hern enlliely put tiway by the iir- -

. If they don t get tne a p proprianon ..,,,,. .. hue-- been hi la what a want la l,ln( 1KAS aadI III I I i a.from it won't be because lhcongress V,w. M,.xU ,.,.r during the past

,b.n't ask and work for it. f,,rt. llav, A nm,r llf rtre Hn,.ep....... ....... ' ' , growers have been in olorado dur Rhine ourfor thtMr

Mi prltl ntiriKHvr nneiiHlontini ih bent vuliim

munr?.

Among lile vro m!"i i eso, u i .11- -, 01

Met the very first one Introduced andpassed by the congress, was one by

"(iovernor Prince, asking for statehoodTry na ttnJ If run't mlt yo,

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lug the past ten days to meet feedersj to w hom shipments had been made,

In everv case satisfactory arrmige-- inienis have been made, and althoughin some cases cash has not beenavailable owing to the currency strin-

gency, Ihe obligations have been soarranged as to entirely satisfy the NewMexico people.

Silvestre Miraba!, one of the mostextensive sellers in central New Mex-ico, returned yesterday from Denver.w here he went to meet ne or two of

ful New Mexlto.' The sec ond was osklnK th.it the p:n-vll,- in

of the t'mey ml relative Inlarite irrigation project, bo made

In the territories n well asl he Mtatea. Till, iiovernor Prim e ex-

plained, was an oveislnht on the pintof Senator Carey, the author of thenet. and on this explanation It wasjnltrklv passed. The RA CKETfeeders to whom he had madeHundred ,r resolutions ol every tnennsibp rhnraeter and view hiive been He sava that while currency Is

liiin1ured und when the house Rets

The Monarch Grocery

Company

307 West Central AvenuePhone 30.

Tez Men's Made -to- -Measure

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short In Colorado, aa everywhere else,that he his niade arrangements whichare perfectly satlsfa, tor.v to him. moltint the currency situation will nothave any permanent effect on Ihebusiness afl. ins of New Mexico aheepmen. Mr. Mirab.il sa that one ortwo eases came to his attention inwhich ready cash was riot available.In which Colorado banks endorsed Ihepaper of feelers who had made largepurchases

II, lie you ere ordclini; llial lien s,,,i ,,, tt nilIs II not iiIhhiifor I lilísimas.'IF SHE KNOWS

GOOD BAKINGI'O.'S lino of sun, pies ilieI l,c make ilie riulil kind

larucsl 1111, 1

el llae llalli,.ld."-- t

pric.M. liOICN i

hi liilcaico.tin 'in.

We havetailoring- Ihiu-- i'ml guaralilce

And the added Tact remains in.it ,

long as New Mexi o lambs are eellina;for file and a half cents, and thereu li.ts of l.tir.hs to sell und a ready

to work at them there will be wunelively time.

This will le especially l" "f "'r two II nam la I nuaaures. one thlnit

which Impresses one here, amoiiK somany democrats. Is the universal

and love for President Hoose-vid- l.

Man after man speaking; of himieclarea himself a life-loii- democrat.lien a confederate poldier. almost yt

auuthern born and yet they can-not sound his praises too hiKh norpav hlin too trat tribute.

Cheers follow every mention of hisn.ne. old .Major Hill. f Tennessee,a Ci nfederate tcteran. lull, command-Ina- r

and a t pical (tentlem.in of theId mh'Mil of southern F'tH lemen,

loused the house to the wildestby his tribute to ltooevoir

jrreatnesa.Itemorrat though I am.'- - Hill aald.

"a fonfederate soldier to boot, yet I

nm proud and happy to tin.t hereKxlav and aay that we In Tennessee.

e in him the (treatest American, thehighest iiatriot that ever sat In the

Wan onlcr a Snli or Overcoal from na oii eim ,Icm ii.I iihhi itII Ibat sumí lor iiialn Is In jour fcuriociI balmarket for them, there Is not likely j

to be any serious finam ial stringencyIn this ne, k of the woods.

D. H. BOA TRIGHT

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Col. J. Frank Wilson, formerly dele- -In congress from Arizona, was,

.held up bv two masked men in Plioe-- j

nix on his way home from seeing Ihf;lalr. Wilson was knocked down with'a Idunt Instrument but his assailants.Med w hen he arose and made a noise i

iike a delégale. Another attempt asImade during the week to hold up ai

Mr. Cleveland. . j

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unite house."And llx,,r Hid was but one of

dd burglar got awav with TiaA I

w r ich the proprietor of the l.llerlieirate In fviuglas hoarded In an oldlamp bowl. He e:ped onlv Mer hehad teen sverelv Jabbed by a hat pinIn the hands of the proprietor wife. I

who entered the plae while Ihe theft!was being peiptrated I

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In, nty eoually southern, equally notedand 'ualiv in,-r- and proiuse in thiairlbufo to the president.

The Hooker W ashington mailer doenot scent I" have rankled Ir l he south-- ,ein basoni v.tv much nor long

Kvery sennt-- who spoke vied withthe one l.efore him in his words ofTraise Owen. Senator iore.Senator Stone of Missouri.

Adam of Coiora.lo. i;.iv rnorFrancts of Mis-o- ni. ea' li of ihemadded to the tribute

Another thm noté eahle was thenthu-las- m following the name ofther n;en.

H name aaoke a cheerTaft a wave of applause for sometii.Mnents, while the name of Pran.i

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PAINT ROSY .fH-- r re- - ftr it i z .i fe For Yourself?Or, Do Yoa Opea Veer .Mouth Like a Yotio- - Bird and OuIpDwoPicture ofFuture Southwest?: Wbatcver Food orMdkiB .May be Ottered" You?

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Tiov, Sk.vi br d-s-;-t ft the enre ci iracain's ills.

fUO GRANDE WATER6R01ners oí IT. Faroe's Faw.te Prescrrp-;-.?-

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ELECTRICAL STUDIO

Over Farr's Meat Market,

217 1-- 2 So. Second.

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Remember the Number

217 1- -2 So.SECOND

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GREAT MAJESTIC MALLEABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON RANGEmmx ii y f m HTHmúONE WEEK Commencing Today ONE WEEK

AT OUR STOREAT OUR STOREi JLTOZZ

Facts AboutThe Great Majestic Range

It is the only range in the world made of Malleableand Charcoal Iron,

It has, beyond any question of a doubt, the largestand best reservoir.

It uses about half the fuel used on other ranges, anddoes better woik by far,

. The Majestic All Copper Nickled Reservoir heats thewater quicker and hotter than any other. It is the onlyreservoir with a removable frame.

The Charcoal Iron Body of the Great Majestic Rangelasts three times as long as body.

Being made of non-breaka- material, there is prac-

tically no expense for repairing the Majestic,As for baking, it is perfection, not only for a few

months, but for all times to come.A Great Majestic Range lasts three times as long as

a cheap range, but it don't cost three times as much,

$7.5 O S ETOF WA R E

With every Majestic Range sold during this CookingExhibition, we will give absolutely FREE one handsomeset of ware as shown, This ware is worth $7,50 if it

is Worth a cent. It is the best that can be bought. Wedon't add $7.50 to the price of the range and tell youyou are getting the ware free, but sell all MajesticRanges at the regular price. You get the ware free,Remember this is for exhibition week only. Ware will

not be given after this week, This ware is onf exhibi-

tion at our store, and must be seen to be apreciated,Come in any day during the week. Make our store

your headquarters, Have coffee and biscuits with us,

Come if you intend to buy or not; the informationgained will serve you in the future.

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PISOor We don't ask yiiu to take our wi.nl for any of theabove statements, bul If you will mil tit our turo, a mini from thefactory, where Majestic range are mini.', will prove to your siitisfac-II- .

ii liiat these are absolute fuel, ami will allow you many mornreasons why the Client Majestic Hang" I absolutely tie best thatmoney fan buy.

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EVERYBODY WELCOMEEVERYBODY WELCOME P.ini N ivtTburn Wired Dritopiner Pao.--Jg&W ,.. ...e--.M

THE WAGNER. HARDWARE COma

321-32- 3 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE7Ti ...n yiiiimi mi. i 1. tcyr''?r!""? yrwwuw.'w "ly'vV

HAII.K!rt"n1 l.th-eri- ami Tt"d"lfo r. i'hsvrs

will sive it litem'. In ItninlMM Itslt evrntnir.t N'vMiiit.r Tili. ciiii.d muiic. AdmiMil"ii

l .mi. I.mlk'i fi..

eiecieu OJ low ......'iphia. to succeed Representative Caa- -

!: .1 1 k. .... .,,.,,.4 a tiHir EOOY FOLLOWERSFAT SALARY WAITS

WHAT ! YOU TI1IVK OF THAI?nil.: ititoHNs aki: hack:

For ira it leu I rlciinliii; ami prcsilna.They kuoiv liocv. 'Hie only I rciirli dryrlraners In Hie soiillmcNt urn Hielirowiis. ( all Thornton flit t leaner,and Hie Browns tclll do Hie rest.. JJI

. Tlilitl street. I'lmiio 40(1.

'sum awaiting him. He discovered thathe could not put it buck. The

told him It would He In All kinds window shade In stockend made to order. Fulrelle Furni-ture company, west end of viaduct.

A I' I' I, I, MKT F TKKTH FOB

of the Idle and vicious at the expenseof the thrirty.

"Socialism starts with the assump-tion that whatever la right Is practicalto do. I will admit that there havebeen socialista who prenrhed the doc-

trine of free love, but I would pointout that the doctrine has been preach-ed by people who called themselvesChristiana and wanted to remain so.

"Soclallwm would Interfere drastic-ally with the laws of nuirrlago and di-

vorce which at present deal harshlywith the weaker sex. In la.nlly life It

GUGTHE OKLAHOMAHKMI'MHI-- Til K tllVHITV MAM. IS

OS rHANKPM.lt IMi Ml.lir IN hi KN

If yna need furniture rail sw ('has. 1..KK-lrr- , 9 aoulli Herond. $8 GSS

the vault to nía crean uiiin n ructcu.He could draw It out and Rive It tocharity is'hla conscience hurt him orhe could give It back to Uncle 8am an

la contribution to the conscience fund.but Mr. Moore'H f rienda laughed at

jhlui when he suggested that he wouldnot check against It. Not to do nowould put a lot of other ratlmahlegentlemen in bad repute, for manyothers had drawn this kind of money,and after Home persuasion Mr. Moore.

' being discreet In financial matters,, .1... ...... ,.,,ll.,. ... hU crmllt

IN LONDONCONGRESSMEN

losls as H step towards freeing the hu-man race from the scourge.

The discovery, of course, raises theImportant question, In treating a pa-

tient for consumption, which varietyIs ho suffering from? To decide, pro-vide data on which to decide thisquestion will bo the object of anothergreat series of experimenta. The dis-covery also provides a clew to themany puzzling cases of the diseasewhich have confronted the medicalprofession.

MINERS DISCOVER

TEMPLE CAVE OF

THE INDIANS'

Watch for our Thanksgiving an-nouncement. Ilenhum's ImliaiiH.

would compel the parent to fulfill hisobligations to the children. SocialismIs actually a swinging back to thefirst preaching of the gospel of thekingdom of Ood on earth."

I ( it f'rwwna ..)f.oltt IniuiiMiinitt I'tlJinir, utwwrl fromrtiliilfM fr.fctmt'titin &

All Mitrlt AlHHilutvlf OaHnnitrml

DRS. COPP & PETTITIt.N.m 12, N. T. Armljo Building

r.iiRiniiR FRFAK OF THEFurniture repairs. t'bas. L. fteppeler,

17-- 1 (muí III Msrnnd..new lite limmj -There la one man in the Oklahoma

CONGRESSIONAL PAYROLL (delegation wnose siacua is not en....,... . u - ...uu. liMluirut, Hint Mcfltilreill Lou ivc . i . r. - . ...... COCXOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO Ji

SECRECY SHROUDS

SOURCE OF FUNDS

Axe Gets Duckling Undergoing

Absent Treatment From Dis-

tinguished Devotee of Chris- -' tian Science.

simply becomes a memberSenators Get Money as Salary 'ijh-XZX?- :

Dating From Time Previous a "ieinbcr- - The Home Restaurant207 West Gold Avenue.

IU I I Vl I IIUMIIMWUUMU . V - (I'll II III. ' I W III.. . i

ii'..tu.i atutía anntor una his fortune

Sh-- Hiram Maxim does not believeIn the statement of Thomas A. Edisonthat he has invented an electric stor-age battery, which will place automo-biles within the reach of every one.

"Mr. Kdlson haa blighted my life."he said to an Interviewer. "He hasbeen Inventing a stonige battery eversince Adam was a little boy, and Ihave been putting off buying an nuto-mohl- le

all that time simply because Ithought I should to buy one ofEdison'- electric cars.

"I have grown old waiting, and IfFdlson's battery Is not ready by nextyear I have determined to buy an or-

dinary gasoline car, so that I may.help to mako life a horror to thotewho live In the country."

Job. to the broken political promise of..... h.i lulmrril hard as a

Prehistoric Relics of ImmenseValue Unearthed in GiantArizona Catacomb, Which is

Only Partially Explored,

Penetrating an unexplored cave, of

in ni i.ii "i'" -

" republican politician. It ta the IronyIHprrlal CorrMpondriir Moral n Journ J I f iat Senator Flint should auc--

Nov. J 1. bliortiy a 'el' ceed in the senate to the seat occupiedWashington. wou)d have made his

the two nenatora from the new ul iti ieecl,,m impossible had he kept hiof Oklahoma and the five members of. promise.

Flint for years had been antheythe house have been sworn In, senatorpreaemed Uh checks for their active republican politician end hi in- -

J' fourth of March last, fluence amonK voter, was considera- -

will ble. He added atremeth to the causeí.1 Vn'.hnature oitl year.

fat little "pick! of any man whose .""h listedwill anil for sew ral erscampaign,in." for ihei.e statesmen, as thev Tor a

month! aatislied with firstb onlv a he was,' apparently,

i one of.,ni,- - anil then another, none

Large, Well Lighted RoomPrompt, Courteous Service

Music While You EatPatronized by the Best People

Number 1 Mealswonderful dimensions, filled with Ir.Speaking on the danger of oclnllsm

the other dav. Iird ltosehery said:"I understand that If I fall Into a

state of poverty and decay t should neentitled to some sniHll allowance forthe rest of my life. You treated thatas a kind of lest and perhaps a year

prior to tne eonve..,... . - - : -Jl "nv mmt ,mPortanoe.ineil. ,'muir oi in"- - -"."?c late in November Senator Flint is credited with being-th-e

man largely responsible for send-ing Thomas It. Hard to the enate In1897, and in reward for hla work the

not lie elected untilor eailv In Oecember. their official ca-

reers will have been much shorter.m.u.. i.--. mnra interestimf.

or two ago I should have been Inclined

dlun curios and weird relics of by-gone agea of the red man, and a de-

posit of guano that excels In magni-tude anything heretofore dlscovortdIn Arizona, waa an experience i fWiley Holladay. H. -. Iioilge and M.i'-tl- n

Tlghe, who are developing a c l.iiinfour miles south of Indian H it

Springs In the tiralmm mountain ofArizona.

According to reports, the mil'were driving a tunnel in the tnoin tulside, which was several hundred iwl

I lit: nil l.ir.ii in nc -

t because of the fact that they will story Is told V.r.A prnmiwu r nm

Breakfast 25c

Dinner and Supper ..35cSpecial rates by the

week or month,

Breakfast 6 to 9

Dinner 12 to 2

Supper 5:30 to 7:30

to treat It ps a distant prospect notworthy of Immediate practical consid-eration.

"But events move fust. legislationIs not standing still. There Is a class,a section of mv fellow cltlsens and

London, Nov. 23. The recent open-ing of the magnificent "First Churchof Christian Scientists," near HloaneSquare, has again set people talkingabout Mrs. Kddy's follower), and agood and authentic story is being toldIn the clubs concerning the experi-ences of "a healer" who paid a coun-try house a visit In Ireland not longago.

The healer, a woman well knownIn Indon, noticed on arrival at theIrish house that a duckling In thefarm yard had been hatched out verybadly deformed. She at one startedto "heal" the duckling, whloh waxedfatter day by day, hut still retained avery lop-aide- d figure.

After a strenuous week of healingshe departed with the permission ofthe hosiess to give the duckling "ab-sent treatment."

For threa weeks she gave the duck-ling absent treatment from Ixndon,then, after a burst of prayer, shewrote a fervent letter to her hosfvsa,saying she only wanted to hear "Thedear little, thing was perfectly cured."

Two days elapsed and she received aletter from her hostess containing thefollowing: "80 sorry, dear, but wekilled and ate the duckling by acci-dent the day after you left us."

The greatest secrecy, by the way. isbeing maintained about the fund."which have fcuilt the big church nearSloane Square, but It la an open se-

cret that one of the biggest contribu-tor amone the American ChristianScientist has be.-- the AmericanDowager Lady Ablnger nee MKIru-der- ).

Among Kngllshwomen. Vis-

countess Maltland, who is by no meanswell off. has made sacrifice to con-tribute to the building fund.

subjects, who. If they had their way.would reduce us all to a condition Inwhich Ihn alms of the guild of which MRS. M. F. MYERS, Proprietress. jjI am now an unworthy member, wouldbe by no means unw.'leome.

The guild which Uoid Uoaehery re- -'

fers to Js that of the llonnetmnkerand Iiyera of Olasgow. of which heiwas recently made an honorary free- -

man.

several montha as the; the oftlce of Stales district at- -

re .resenPtaflveS l sovereign state .orney. If this P,;",,,0,!,"when neither the slat Itself existed .was not kept 1

the recipienm been even nom- - members of the lir.rn'a. ,J?Im'ted for the .fhee to which they hat VwíSThis so I " 'wi re subsequently

This ,s one of .he-n.n- T he was nH struts aní.y"that congress doea and it la iiy devoted and level-heade- dBut he nanlegal, for ciñieren, has absolute con- -

, remove tot,.. f Its wn ami ' "''"Jnd enter the real estateciher house wishes to put any ' iniJincss Almost the first transactionmembers on even fooling w Ith those V ' ñ' In x a lucky strike,who preceded them it car. do " L'nhPlHñ fo money and by thevoting money from ts contlngentf fund ,n, v,.Hr hP Wa worthfor that purpose In va- - jn J'

!,nf vs; r: r ísrr"Z newly e7edrmembcrl When For-- ! goods are -"-"for'.he poMtlcal fraymer Senator Fred UuBols came to the Hwsenate as the first United Sta es sen- - "Hm Tp," behalf forator from Idaho, on March 4. 1 Ml. hj Mm s'srnatorshlp. His op-w-

paid salary ac. ruing before ; he had prer-arriva- l.

A it was voted to him ami ,;,c 'S,nM nd the tight wanth. re was no way to put It ha. k Into J iat bliter. As Flint is now Inthe treasury. Mr. lnibois was com- - spm f , lost nt.,.. lied to accept It. though he l,r",f-"'''-; ThsT"ho real story of thisthat he did not want a salary he nn" nnt0n mnTltS tn ,h. ,1,not earned. ;h v, tht if Henator Bard had

Uh.. f Pollard, of Ne-- i, ' . i. iint would today.

The latest discovery In the never- -

ending Inquiry Into tuberculosis Isthat there are two distinct varieties 01the disease, one of which is progressive and generally fatal, and the othertending to spontaneous cure. This re-

markable fact Is giien forth tn thesecond Interin report of the royal com- -mhwlon on tuberculois. which con-tains an account of experiments car-ried out by Dr. Cobbetl at the experi-mental farms for the study of the dis

long. When the smoke and debris I11 shot had cleared away the other daythey were somewhat surprised to fl,: l

the breast of the tutiiicl had dla;i-peare- d

and nothing but Impenetr.. hiedarkness met their gaze, giving ii.ici;to them with audible aril 'il.ilbin Hiehollow echoes of a giant tomo.

With lights and ropes an invcslirc.i-tio- n

was commenced and it w.is dis-

covered that an undergro i.id raw ofwonderful dimensions had Icen pene-trated, with an undoubted hi l l' il Pin-sag- e

way. which, as yet. Ii 1 n t

found From the tunnel enirstiee tn.-me-

lowered themselves f th bol-to- m

of the subterranean loi.y by animprovised rope ladder.

Th. y found gigantic dc sils ofguano. In which were tiuiicl lamequantities of Indian arrows and h.n k.of wood sean together with sin"",probably taken from the deei 'flowwere In a broken and decawd condi-tion, and it would be bind to deter-mine the use to which they had beer,put by the Indians other Indian --

l.s of a very Interesting nature v- e-

found and the reeesrrh has not heir,completed. A portion of the collectionhas been sent to the Smithsonian In.stitution snd other parts to schools it

the territory.It is believed that the temple w.

occupied as a temple or senet nlug place by Indians of long a- - ndthat the natuial entrsnre lias hernbl.H kad.-- by a r.a k slide. An eff ..

will be made to tócate and reopen "heoriginal passageway, arid ihen lbrace will be given more thorough

ease,

Ready forThanksgiving

Wo Arc in a position to Ml your entim Thankslivingorder. No trouMe at all when you can find everythingat one place. Come, telephone or r,ive one of our so-

licitors your order, I ook at the list: Turkrys, dressed orlive, Ducks, Geese, Chickens, Kansas City Meats, Flor-

ida and Mexican Oranges, Giapes, Fine Bananas, ApplesMalacas Grapes, California Giapes. Pomqranites, Per-

simmons and Peats. Green Beans, Green Corn, Celery,Cranberries, Pump!. ins, Hubhnid Squash, Fiesh Toma-

toes Sweet Potatoes, Dates, Firs, all kinds of nuts andCandies. Of" Cookies, Fruit Cakes, Minrc Meat,Sweet Cider, Boied Cider, ten kinds of cheese, etc.

It was discovered that the tubercul.raska. came to the house in Icccm-- 1 rh8p drawing a modest salaryI.e.-- , tans, in till the vacancy caused . ,,.rnrnnt official, and Psrd

losis views ohtsinrd from human he- -Ings must he classified in two"breeds," and the effect of each varl-- :ety was the same when IntroducedInto a cow or a rabbit that Is to say,the more virulent was fatal both tothe cow and the rabbit, and the mlld-- jer variety was comparatively harmless

by the promotion of Mr. Uurkett ' wo,,i ,jl have been in the t nliedthe senate, he having been chosen at ,nate and one of the partya special election In the July prev- - how(, , falifornla. Time bringslous. he was paid the salary covering mBnv range changes in política andthe period of the hiatus in the re pre--

h( of)C of tne strangest,sentatlon from the first Nebraska dls- -trlct. Hla constituency waa Informed -

&Rt::zsr.$u a pinch, use allen'sto both animals.

The mild virus, even w hen given In )

large dnsea. produced in every caseonlv siight local effect, which tended

Hev. ft. J. Campbell, the famous di-

vine who is almost as well known inAmerica as here, has shocked tendonby cooling out openly In favor of so-

cialism at a mass meeting In theAlexandra theater.

"We now have a demonstration ofInternational consciousness for thefirst time In the history of the world."he said, "and If unfortunately It comesto tasa that we have a great railwaystrike. I think w shall rind that theworkmen of Oermany. France and theUnited States will show an Interest Inthe Knglish workman in some prac-tical form.

"Ynu hmf been told that aocialismIs he added. "I denythat and I deny that tt is atheisticand materialistic, or that tt stands forfree lore and the breaking up of fam-ily life, that it will lead to the destruc-tion of property and the maintenance

tried to return the money, hut .Mit-P.A- tidies " ,h""to die away spontaneously, while thevirulent form was very powerful, rap-Idl- v

fatal, and general In Its effects.The reeult of the experiments is to

prove that bovine and human tuber-culosis are the same disease, dividedIn. a mild and a virulent form, thufinally disr-wi- ng of Kx h's theory tothe contrary. It Is. therefore, still Im-portant to stamp out bovine tubercu- -

not do It. It was a comfortable sum.,.,,, .mailer after mina Alin rt-M- a

and Mr. I'ol- - or n- - '' "'mounting to 1.h1.4H ,, mk. tightlard, in order t -t- isfy the papersy.e. tn...nt T"tx es .n. Í bwrn

making capital out of the transaction.',,, th.l.r.Mlu.ed a bill au.horixlng the tre- a- ... --J"'; e'.ln rr. fnrer of the United State, to receive tne "J Vh, ftt. At D- -

nionev. It was referred to the com- -m Khn tlnna ! t r.pt

mittee on !) and mean, but noth- - ,t,.ut.i.. Tar rur.n tn.i park.ning was ever done with It: that would mM Fr Pi at th. rooT ric a.i-estabb-

.h laid a precedent. . ,r rOBV Pad. a Isreftio miá

When J. Hampton Moore was aiam a. oiaut.4. I . T.

TROTTER & HA WKINS109-11- 1 N. 2d St.

Watch for our Thank-givir.- g an-nouncement, Itidian.

oooooocoocxxxxxxxxxthe awaiting of the verdict of thea )aiu;i;u vitro op ii'stui:.tfct Jostra: by !logic of eventa. But a I have been In-

vited to exprexa my opinion. I feelbound to nay at once that, an far as Ican Judge. I do not look upon any y- -

SocondSolostiloniino journal 8i w&m&nJumo J. Hill, the fanioua railway

president, delivered an addreni, on thepresent tundltlon of thing In th ul

and commercial world, beforethe Commercial club of Kannaa Citya few day uga, which It U maid.

tern of wlreleaa telegraphy as a aerluna eomuetitor with our cables. J

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Some years ago I said the name, rubllnl.td by th

r Journal Publishing Co.'

T . MACPHERBON... PwaM.nlW. . ni'RKB. , EilltorH P IIKN1NO Cltf Kdlt'rI Alters p. KKt.l.Y BuilfWM Ktnuw

thing, and nothing has since occurredto alter mv views, nor .do I think thatthose of the experts whom we then

linn of l!rnell CurMM. Prices from !

HO cent and up I"T yard fiar stairs, !

halls and rooms. We have a line lineof liru-i- i and Axiiiinstor (

abounded In food hard aenne, andnound buHlnesa advice throughout, and consulted have beume different. At

IT MltiHT be ii good Idea to put onthe new coins, "In Hud We Trust AllOthers Clearing Mouse Certificate."

UK. WIIjK Y has given the CommonOeezer further reason for desperationby telling him that half the store Jamhe buy ia nothing on earth but hay

waa. taken all In all. Juxt auch a talk Itue. and ingrain. ITicvs anil qual.it y arc? right, ekt our window lis.as might be expected rrom alien a

that time the length over which wire-lea- smeSHHgcs were sent was? peahaps.

300 or 4011 miles, but I then aaid thatI did not put any bounds In that re

pluv lilis vo'k of Itockers, Picture.Kntrd aa a.cond cla.. mUr at th.msl.iftlr--. at Aihuqurrqun. N tl., vndar actf 0n(rm of March i. 1171.

HlaiiUcis, Comforters, hiovea andlevel-heade- d man a Mr. Hill. Whathe nuked for the railroad, at thehand of the government and the peo

seed mixed with tar. Rangi-s- .

CASH OR PAYMENTS.TO CO.MPLKTK the air of Sabbathdesuetude and fun her the interests ofmorality It might be well to drape

1'hk miirmxi jim kn4i. ix tiikI kaihxi kh'ihikan vavvmop nf.w

.kll I, M l'1'OttHM TIIK I'KIM Il'lkaple wua all expressed In the follow

FUTRELLE FURNITURE CO.,ing few lima:K TIIK KKPI HI H A P.. St TV Al l. TIIK

spect to the development of science,and that greater distances would prob-ably be compassed. The 'fundamentaldifficulties and Imperfections of wire-less telegraphy, however, remain. Inthe want of certainty of transmission,the want of secrecy, and In the confu-sion which must occur when numer-ous messages are not conveyed by adirect conductor, such as telegraph

COPYRIGHT.the principal street of Albuquerque in West End ot Viaduct.crepe during Sunday.TIMK. AMI TIIK MKTIIOIMt OF TIIK

AS H H KM TIIKV AKKsuoirr.

"A larger view of Justice, abetter appreciation 'if what therailroad of the t'nlted rítatehave done and are doing, and a

fO00OO0000O

Bishop'sCup Chocolate

Prepared with Milk andSugar Instantaneous

Try It.

New Stock ofPreserves .

Jast arrived Look themover.

New BreakfastFoods

Coming in every day,

We have made arrange-ments with Mr, Matthew tohandle his dairy butter, andwill have it fresh twice aweek,

ÍMLÓY'S

TIIK PHOKNIX Republican saysthat the Arlaona Indian is not a bornt.mrtrt rlrrulalMw Miaa any ath.r paper I

' Nnln. Th. aulr Baprr la New MaiiraSmim-- .t.ry day la iba yaar. cable or land line, from point to point. fool. No; probably he Isn t born that

way but then environment has con-- ;

art tied policy of fair, reawonalileand ithcrul treatment and protec-tion for the future."Commenting upon the foregoing

word of Mr. Hill, the Kanaaa CityJournal aa: surely no reiUet couldhe falrur than one for falrneKH, andDie fact that auch a plea Ik necenaary

"Th Momia .fonraal haa a biabar elrn-lallo- a

rutina tliaa la a,r,rilwl lu nnr nlh.rIMinrr la Albuqwnia or aajr nlli.r dally laN.w Mr&lra." I'll Antcrlraa K.wHipr

but are thrown with great violenceup Into the elher. Into which they ra-diate In all directions, to be disen-tangled and interpreted at the otherside of the globe.

I am well aware that by tuning orsyntonizing the receiving Instrumentsto the wave length of the sending in-

struments some of thosp difficulties ofnubllcltv and confusion can be met,and to h limited extent this is the

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Iderable effect on him.

MK'Kl.Va IT the Harvey museumand giving the eighty odd passenger!on. the California l.lmlte.d ti strikingexample of a (b ad town is hardly thekind of boostiiiK that will help Albu-- jquerque.

HKTTIB ;i:i:KX was too busy:watching the financial situation lastweek to celebra!" her birthday. It Is'hoped no one will be so unmannerlyas to ask how many birthdays she

doea not reflect credit upon thone toTERMS or l 1ISM HirTIO.Ixlly. hy mall on. yar. In 1'"vnr. 0I'.lty. hy carrier. r,n. tntvntii lulHx. l'V mall, una mmith lo

whom It If made. The railroads, and MCPARTLAND'S HATScase.

AIM! Ql KRgi R NEW MKXH'O Secrecy, however, Is only really at-tainable so long as third parties ab 3 1 2 West Central Phone 1 006

other business Interest of the country-ar-

not (.oiling to the lawmakingpowera Hh specious acheme", w ithpropositions nf graft and double-dealin- g,

with demand for specialprivlli'gcH and the violation of the

stain from tuning their Inslrumenls toIntercept the meanages a processwhbh. J am told on the highest au- - &XXXXXXXXXXXXX300Cthorltv. presents no difficulty. It is

right of othei. They are not object-ing to Intelligent legislation which I

has already celebrated."

The Can.Doming has a "canning" factory.!

The Graphic doe not state whichroad runs It. Here In San Marcialone would know, as there is only one.

Han Marcial standard.I THESE SAVE TIME

also evident that confusion of simul-taneous messages in the ether can belessened by tuning, hut here again wemust remember that the number ofgraduation of tuning Is limited to an

Iiiim.h ixk)k HK'n i :it.

Tnkfn In lili theof Llewellyn, the announce-iiiom- I

tlint Hollcltor Oni-rn- l H'jyl in

ruriiiiiK o Sfw Mexico for the Spt'clil I

jiuijM.Ht. of making a tnnmuph iiivcs.-(iffntlo- ii

of the comlllliin of thingshere, linn more than ordinary

ulRiilflrance. The buKlne which the

regulative and not punitive. The danger aim in.inaiice or mom. oi me iiuantl-rallro- nits which have follow-ed Ihe swinging of thu While Hoump

: RUBBER STAMP GOODSMhtIuI attention to mall orders.

extent which seems to me to be quiteIncompatible with the requirements of

IF VOfT MVK IN A BMAI.L TOWN AMOKINO IT IIAKI TO IIKT WHAT VOTJWANT IN KANtT OH SIT A PI. F ( HOC KR-IK H, WKITK IH. V K II M K NK4.KLK

f. Q. fHATT CO.

"MONDAY was u record-breakin- g

day at the New office. We received' Hlir Stick" Ik that the law ma kern did

know how to proceed 'or when toNMtlHtanta t( the altnrncy jjcnerul hiivet""tfive poples of the Albuquerque Citi-zen of us many different dates.

SnoozeWhat an awful experience!been doing at Simla Ke. and which I"-- '-

:....soti.oa

I.Í5I.M

ofiar mi

. . .20r, aUe and 4Ucüteiu

man will nay thatlarge Hliare of! Nonan aiiracted Much a

I . N. l ine Haters, each' World . Fair llatrra with lellrrlm, each" M(Nlel Outer. Willi letter-In- euch." iiBlnr Kiiek. fr KiiIiiht Mnnin., each" Sit rip Knefcs for Kutiher K tami, each' heir-- 1 ilk lug MiHinua from

Ink Pud., each' Ktll'lier Slump under t'i Inche. luna, per line' uililllleiiiil line

yea ra ago exlat at (hepublic attention, really belonged to 'he cvIIk of fiveB. H. BRIGGS & CO.

DRUGGISTSPrnprrUtf ot At ra rod FliArnMey, Ool4Atriiu and Flint feftroct.

liichlunrl I'humirH, Corner off East Cmtrul nml Bnmdvrttjr.

TIIK ALMANAC announces withsome asperity that the remarkablestories It has been circulating about!the resignation of Curry are "fakes!

a large telegraphic business. I believethat some ííi.iHKl paying words passlo and from this country by cablesduring a busy hour, and we know thatNew York expects to receive and an-swer stock exchange telegrams withLondon In four or five minutes. Aftermaking all allowances for possibletuning. I can not hut think that theconfusion In the ether will be worseconfounded If any considerable num-ber of wireless messages are at-tempted.

With regard to certainly of trans-mission, t believe that many disturb-ances of Ihe ether by natural causesmust always be encountered, and that

I I O I ITI I tX J IVsikblnder and Knlilier Htsmp Maker.H. Í5. LI 1 liLlLJ W I'hune Hit. Journal lllil.

PicKcnt day. Hebatea nnn other epe-cl- al

favor have been ahollHhed. Hutthe legUlatui e keep on bcluborlngcoipoi alloiiH lliat are rmt committinganv of the offenaea agalnat which theearly legislation waa aimed. Confln-cdllo- n.

aenKeleKH ilenunclallon andcaiiKcIcK mallie have UHiirped the

the office of the dlalrlcl attorney, butna he wai-n'- l big enough to do It theadministration had to nend xpeclal

here from WitMhlngton to at-

tend to the mailer, and the revela-lion- a

which they have canned to bemade have treated audi a atir thaithe aollcltor general la now coming

pure and Himple. As tne automaticself-actin- g canard hrander the Alma-nac has them all skinned.

(Jovernor Curry is held In high es-

teem by the president and has his en-

tire confidence. The Almanac.This In a rather roundabout way

Of casting a Knul Aspersion. Who

BALPRIDGE'S YARD IS THE PLACEI'or I.iuiilM-r- , Shingles and IjiiIi, Ire Slock of Windows, Doors,

I'lilnts, tills, Ititislu s, Cement, Jlitl Idlfiff ' Paper on Hand.J. C. IIAIilrKIIM.K, 4(15 South l'irst Street, Albuquerque, Jí. M.

PARISIAN BEAUTY PARLORS313 W. Onlrul Are. Thun 231.

HAIR GOODS REDUCED

Mr. and Mrs. James Slaughter

(he longer the distances attempted themore formidable will be the difficul-ties from atmospheric or magneticcauses.

Then, again, 1 understand that awireless sending station of high pow

funcllona of falrncKK and the clamorof the multitude liaa cauaed leginlatorto KUHpend their Judgment and enactlawa that Ihev do not theniKolvea re-

gard ax reaKonahle.Onlv the larger view of Juntlce, for

which I'realdent Hill apeakM. can atonefor Koine of the mlachlef already donuand jirevent greater mlachlef In thfulure.

out himself to look Into the affair. ItI a more Important bUKlneaK thun any-

one at tieadiiuartera realized in thebeginning, and It Ik good for the ter-

ritory that It la now about to be at-

tended to In an able and buHlncNa-lIk- e

manner.Mr Iloyt, the aotkllor general, in

known to be a thoroughly efficient of-

ficer, and one of the ableat men con

ever insinuated Curry dldn t have theconfidence of the president?

"TUB NKW Mexlcun'a A Ibuquerqiiemorning contemporary does not enjoythe editorial course of the New Mexi-can. No explanation needed. TheAlmanac.

Oh. there's where you are mistaken.Nothing else has given the Almanac'smorning contemporary such deliciousand unalloyed pleasure.

Lf. SCHEELE go toer can not, as Is the case with teleg-raphy, by continuous cables anil wires,be at Ihe same time n receiving sta-tion, oi", in other words. messagestan not be sent ami received almulta-neousl-

and If this lie so. I foresee thegreatest difficulties in ilenllng with

IIOI.IDAV ltiM;. Extra Fine Minced12 1 -- 2c per pound.

nected with the legal department ofIhe government, and the people ofNew Mexico may ret UKwured that II

will not take him long to get at thebol lom facta In the cane. BELEN

one of the matters which causes con-sta nt trouble with any system of tel-egraphy namely, the elimination ofdoubtful signals, Kor these aini otherreasons, I do not look upon a wirelesssystem as a serious competitor withcablea. I am as much an admirer ofthe wonderful results obtained

telegraphy as any one, and

"AhHt'QI'Kligl'K Is lo rlse the li-

cense of retail llnuor dealers from1200 to $1,5(1" per annum. No dountthis will be accredited to Ihe enforci-ng; of Hie Sunday law by Sheriff ."

Kstanela News.Oh. no. It is due entirely to the

"lirestlae and standing;" of the Hon.

Shop early. The woman who ahopxearly In In belter temper to make

aelectloiia, ha more time todevote to making purchaxca, a Icaxrumpled aaxortmcnt of good tochooxe from, and above all la apt toreceive more effective and cotixlderatexervlcea from the clerkx. Women areprone to making early-ahnpplu- g reao-lutloti- a

anil (ire alo prone to breakingthern. Iteully, the rexultx might beworth the effort of a good trial.

The thread truat made a profit of$15, nun, milt last year hen thread waxretailing at from three to five cent.Nuw that the price han been raledto Hlx renlH flat, what will the ha-rte! be?

CHICKENS AND TURKEYS

For

THANKSGIVING

Order Now

The Future Railroad Centerof New Mexico

appreciate most highly the efforts ofthose who have shown the way In thisvery Interesting development ofscience, but 1 remain of my originalopinion us to Its practical effect oncable enterprise so far, at least, asI can form a Judgment under the ab-normal conditions of secrecy whichhave from the first enshrouded theoperations of those who have the con-duct of t lie wireless system.

Wireless telegraphy will 'assuredlybe of great value to the world in cer-tain localities and for certain pur-poses, but I think that, instead of be-ing harmful to table enterprise. Itmay, on the contrary, be an asalsi- -

Kin Comptometer and his Almanac.

"THKRK WAS a ciuisldvrable fallof snow the first of the week In thenorthern part of the territory extendi-ng; as far south as Albuciueniue.There wns no snow whatever at So-

corro. The conclusion as to relativesalubrity of climate la obvious." So-

corro Chieftain.Uucer no one In Albinitierque no-

ticed t hat snow. !o away from hometo learn the news.

'GOVKHNOP! tiKdltliK Cl'ltltYhas evidently done (treat Rood for the

The New York Tribune give SanUClaua a hint I the effect that 4f heIk un to date till year he will employan alralili) in peeking eaxy acceaa tochimney Inxtead of the antiquatedMlclgh and reindeer

Mail Orders Kollcltwl,

In addition tu the utilitarian featureof early ahopplng, there I Ihe human-itarian feuture. A New York womanha formulated the following rulex forChrlxtmaa ahopplng:

"Kirat lio ax much ax poaalble of

Located on the Belen Cut-of- f of the Atchison, Topcka and Santa FeRailway. The new City of Belen is thirty-on- e miles louth of Albuquer-que, N. M. ; is at the junction of the main line of the Santa Fe systemleading East and West from Galveston and Chicago to San Francisco

rhonc 500. 1021 No. 'Vourtli St.And now comea an Italinn financier,the foremoKt In lila eountry, and

that Ihe banking ayatema every 1Zcause of statehood for tne sunshineance. Indeed, we are now eiifiagelunder our from the Por Territory during; his recent visit In and Los Angeles, from the Northern states to El Paso, .Texas, and the'

your Hhopplug before Decembt 1.

"Second Have It all done one weekbefóte Chrla'max. mitlmial capital. and has alsotuguese government, in an Important Hhe Republic of Mexico. ' ' , j t r Stralahlened out several kinks In themihslillarv wireless Installation for

moderate distances In a locality Inwhich a svstem of cables Is for various

Help! Help!H WHnt everybody In AlliuiuerquIn hrlp o redur our lKk lo makeriNtm fur hulldny gtúm. Come tody and aut bis money n Clothinc. Shoe. Dry Ciood), I'ndervrear,HweHleni. etc.

political situation that have been veryirksome and trying; to the people ofNew Mexico and especially to the re-

publican party, tlovetnor Curry is allrlKht." The Almanac.

This Is the last straw to think thatMax would refer to the poor old Majoras a "kink!"

reasons difficult and undesirable. Itwas well said that If the order of

had been reversed and cableshad come second In point (,f date to aWireless system. It would have been

where are atilluated and out of date.He propoaea an International confer-ence on the aubject.

There comea a atory from I'llla-bui- g

to the effect that a man In thattown la willing to apend two milliondollaia In a context fur a xent In theI'nlted Siatea aenale. Our delegatemay noon ha "a call" from l'enn.vanla for thn gooit I k tell that"where the (arca I," etc.

"Third Shop early In the day."Fourth Carry home a many par-

cel ax poxxihlc."f ifth I In not aak lo have parcela

de lit ,red on the day of purchaae."Slxlh I o not xliop during lunch

hum , thux ahi'ilenlng the hour forthe clerk."

There ao much anise Intheae mica that all women mightndo ! them with profit to themxclvex,the luerchanla and the clerk.

"IM I.I; HI'.MI s.

universally recognized that cableswere a fundamental and enormousImprovement, eliminating difficultiesunder which a wireless system mustlabor.

CKOCtKIKS AT CIT TKICES

Cured of Hrlahr liiaeaaMr. llnlirit O. HuiSh. Klmira. N. T.

sritei: "llrfur. I started tu uu Kulay'iKidney Cure I had til get up from twelve Intwenty time, a night, and 1 urn all bloatedup with ilmpay and my rye.laht wai an Im-

paired I I'nulil acareety ae nnn uf my familyarres. Hip room. I had given lip linoa of

TheBelen Town

and ImprovementCompany

" " IncorjHiraUil) - r -

Large ran Cwlton Tomutuee,19 tN TS CAN

living, wlu'ii a friend ren.inmeniied Keley".Kliliify Cure. On. buttle werk.dMiitidrr. .nd hefnra I had taken Iha thirdbuttia Ihe itrnpay had g.ina, a. well a. all

The New York papera ptihliah n fullllt of the owner, of n. boxea In thechai mod liotehiie at the Metrópoli-Ia- n

opera houae who are rxpected tooceiipy them the coming acaon. Andthe llo.loii Herald thlnkx It would lieliitcreallng to know about how largea proportion of them feel the pinch,

Cash Buyers' UnionI" MIRTH DMIIVII WTKKKT

other ivriMilnm. uf liilstit a dlaeaae." J. H.fVltlellv 'i

Tim crllicx oflake ho ! fromWilli - limine forthe Waablngton

Mr. Kooai'M'll ahoiildIhla dinner at the"I'nclo Itemua," a a

Star. Am the prcai.

Anil 'Ibis In Our IjiikI of Plenty.A pir little waif, who wns one

sumiller taken to the seashore,with some fresh-alr-tun- d chil-

dren, had wandered tu a (itiiet placeand was siirvcylnu; tho ocean withKleat Interest.

"Why. lllllo slil." said the philan-thropist who had planned the outing;,"you are entirely alone! lion't youwant to play with the other children?"

"No. air." was the reply. "I'd ratherlook at the ocean. There's such a lotot It. an' It's ihe only time in nie lifeI've ever s I einninh of an.ithlnir."Ladle' llmiie Journal.

but hae lo keep up aiinearaiK ex. lent la atudyliig the genial phlloaopliyif Atr. Harrl. he must be In part In- -

atriKted by It'rer Habblt. mil H'rerSay I lienppcarauceof Indiana,

New York Sun:of thf. Hon. Tom

full of political

The

w lilomItabblt. It will be remembereil, waa Are the owners of the Belen Townsite, consisting of 1000 business andUnderwood

Standard Typewriterfammia for "laying low." That policy

fii'iiuently recommended to theresidence lots, size 25x142 feet, fronting upon eighty and ninety-foo- lstreets and avenues, right in the business center of the new city anddirectly upon the santa irt Railway depot grounds. The Atchison.

j Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company is now grading its extensive

and prophet lex. will recall lo atíldenlaand xurlvor of the early f'atker eraof national affalrx that Mr. T.iggait lathe chairman of the democratic na-

tional committee. That fact, for thehl-t- leal accuracy of which all theannual and almanac vouch, mayhave ecaped the public memory.

pica, lent. If he would only "lay low"and think more haa often been theaigh of thoae bewailing hie Im esaantai lion and apeet h. The written w oi d

ha made a deep irnprcaalon on thetime, but now that the piealdent banheard the word apokeu by It authorunder Ihe happy Influeiiiex of the din

I depot grounds and yard limits OÜU feet wide and a mile long (capacityof seventy miles ot side track; to accommodate its immense passengerand freight trattic, Manry eating house, roundhouse, coal chutes,water tanks, machine shops, etc.

ner mine, na etiect ahould lie v crygreat on him. The xluag.trd la ml- - I

le,l to go lo the ant for w Isdoin and FORTHANKSGIVING THE CITY OF BELENexample. If the pieaulent preferll'ier Ital'bli, and need him. u , '1PI' 'i-- l.

MEN'S REGAL SHOES!liould all approve. ft t . ft r rr a . .

When the retiring governor of theteiriloi v of nklahoma refused to I IdeIn the carriage wlili the Incominggmenioi- ,.f the M.ite of (iklahoma.the public could not the ton-- i

lu-l- tb.it the triiitoii.il governorbad been gtiüi) ,,f a aro vlohiien,"f Hie pioprlelli of life. Mot nun.aftei tending the Inaugural addic otthe goternor of the atate of nklaho-i-

i, the pul. hi i an not avoid the . on- -

i, mat an apology In (iUe the l.uegovernor for having judg-

ed him Hi inglv.

Mas population or I 3UU. and several large Mercantile i louses, theThere a. a decteaae both In Uclen Talent Koller Mills with its I 50 barrels a day capacity, winery,

etc. It is the largest shipping point for Flour, Wool. Wheat. Winen 1 1,.. i r-- K' a .

lexp.irl and the Import tr.idn Inth

thetober. but whether this conditionronnei te I to any extent w ithfinan, ial situation la uncertain

ucans. i ray ana rrun in iew iviexico. from its location upon thegreat trunk line leading north, south, east and west, to all points in theUnited States and Mexico its tuture growth as a commercial point cannot be estimated. AH fast limited, mail, express and freight trainsWhy the Wireless

n In

Popular Because ofElasc of Manipulation, Total Visibility, PerfectTabu! ation. Susceptibility to Great Speed, Firm-ness in Construction, Neatness in Design, andConvenience of Type for Cleaning.

will pass through belen Jo Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston and theIdrnt

in tt.l.that the fight Is

Si lialnr Joseph Cannot Beat the Cable.ik- - r iliu . t plopoae to

the Tacittc Coast. 1 he water is good and the climate unsurpassed.Belen has a $16.000 public school house, two churches, CommercialClub, three hotels, restaurants, etc. It needs right now good

lio!. I

Hlld Lie

It Is ,I A I nrti on Kmtip tu- -

' I :iks .'.Like I:,.-

Ie..tl !..Tatt TI lie "i, I

theu 111

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atste without .i

tberefoie tl t.n to the repub.

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At a ,,f ii,c 't he U ealern .1. g i ,. pnlied, belil in I on, IonSir John Wo.Mtauv

de newspaper ana a gooa noiei. 1 he lots offered are low in prices andIt uie terms are easy, une-ihir- ot purchase money cash, two-thir- may

remain on note and mortgage for one year with interest at 8 per centT.'.l r- -. i .... r11

of t be in. .at pi on. in. t t ,

t.ieat Itritsin. who pt.-ot- ,

tlleettng. aatd In I,,. ,,,,I over th.'

i etüion RH4v ftotllo to that end wasI K .rak. r l v I tie

r eeiioi I '. of

Resal Shoes are de-

signed just far enough in

advance of each seasonto be light in every detailof style. That's why you

aie certain to get thisseason's styles when youbuy Rogáis, and not lastyear's styles. There is anexact and comfortable fitfor every foot in RegalShoes and you will find in

our large and variedstock models suitable forany and rveiy occasion.

.nd annum, t me penen ana warranry deeds given. Come early if youwish to secure the choice lots. For further particular, and prices oftl lie

After Ihe le. ent .tVeno nls in thenewspaper, about the pi oi . t early"i" nitig for i out ni.Ti ill Iodine's ,,f it

Mírele. svsleni of tel. trípili lolweell

'! '.!,. I.,The ero e

hen it , iion can in person or wine io

urtlii ail . tub'I k . I Ota. Ill lien t ti po ia ion i f

rot he under.t If."lani and i aosda. ..,i t, ,M. per-lliao-

expect me to r n few word,on the auhiect.

tin- - i. tight mu v( ,1- - (,,pr phe.v until one kn. - ,,n,i Hmi, 11, 1 mean, anxeoiw "lota t. m

an ftl.i hsn-- at

If the Typewriter you now uselacks in any of these essentialpoints, the UNDERWOOD isthe machine you will eventuallyuse

Underwood TypewriterCompany

321 W. Gold Ave. Albuquerque, N. M.

II

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Is a fanv a i t '

his a f.n... 111. lo ll t

The Belen Town andImprovement Co.

"I'm on the otiier h.in-1- b.i- -ie,. 1 oav ifrn asaci T..r eiv v ew ,

I i ji ' ' " ., .t lli..' .1 I t !,.

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Ta ft fe..w. know

our chairman bv .t-i.- r r..v.ci,- ra. and I it t lie.1 w tl to w t .1

if BECKER. Pre, WILLIAM M. BERGER,

' h e A Sir ,

..11 I tie g,:hi ugh tl,.r about tl

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i..t I th.nk on a sol.: .: which 'i 'llitiea our iltt.'trit. th mtl, I . hotit. I

.V.. , a.l,,, ! ;!,, .,,.r an,mote r.'i.g. ni .1 poll. ,.f , t and 2?Prices, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00,

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.if.vr TlMnkfuin an- - (tac aJ lie, liuigl., . V

fVrtihltffl liifM iWai h f .rB'Vtfll'M I Tl".

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tC ? a?M Sold iff KTBvqit. il'JTVTtr t.n.v aemy 'X''Mf ran

Sale Is BIG EAN KRUPT SALE Book's,"Toys,Station-

ery,

Now EVERYTHING REDUCED 25 TO 75 PFR CENT Leather. Pictures,

Goods,OnNewcomer's Old Stand E. J. Strong Next to the Postoffice

etc.

Watch for our Thanksgiving an- -'

nouncemeiit. IS' iiliain luüiuiirf.

ROttNTSCONTRACT LET FOR IKEverything for the Retailer and Consumer

th position hi'ie of claim adjuster forthe Kama Fc. .Mi. Uihba r an

man In hi line, having bernwith various railroads in thf cast formany years, and but recently lili theI'acillc KkH-trl- Hallway at

Mr. '(ilblni in accciiiianicd bybin wife and two children. Mr. H. W.Klntuh, the re tirina claim adjuster,leaves for Colorado Spring to nda d vuration with his lain-- j

v. alter n hich he will report to To-- Ipeka for assignment elsew here. Win-- iflow Mail.

SAN BERNARDINO BÍ THE SANTA FE t OWK I S AMI INM'K.t T Oi H

l.llb.tNT LINK Or CAKllMa r,Ti

KOPWKIX AlTUMlinitZ to. j

Mall ad passenger Una between ftnawailN. snd Torran.:. N. M, duly. ?uniartncluil-r- i, conacllnic with sil traína oA thKiwa taland snd Santa ' tVtitrat Knllruaria. j

l.eava Roawell at 1 P m Turrsnron arrival W Kock la. and train dua at 1 a.m. Kunntrt tima lHtw"m tna two pelnts ihwura Mata furnihea at Camp Needmorafraa if charca. K uta..,n parttra arcommo- -

dated by ootlfylni rompan? two days Inartvanca.

koiikkk HWI-- : si:ruti:nTin: si-:i-t hi: or mil ciikimik;of ni:KK. oi.ouio, who is

srixiALisT o itousKsiiot;- -IX U.

ContractorsAnd

Builders

SportsmenAnd

RangersMACHINE SROP AT WILLIAMS- The work train which Iihm boen

hauling cinders on the second dls-Wi- ll

llP IPOyl'Sn rPPt in sÍ7P t,i,t fl,r ,tu' Past tnlee month, has,.,.,, takpn (rf tne Wü,.k uf baMast.

and One of the Most Com-- rpletely Equipped in the Wideanon'th!;: íríV "ilu

Our st.M'k of l.t NH, llirl.r.e), KKVO- I-

t K1, KMVliH and A MM t VI I II IN isth anon.! coniplete and carefully acln-lr-

iiue af II Kill t. It A I II-- ; and .l K--

i:i (.OtdlS rter lio a In tbla .11).

OIK STIKK Or HI II.DKKH' IIAKII- -

.INK ( OMI'KISKM KVKK1II1I OKMr kit, gi'Ai.iiv, xori.T, ok

OIMIDS THAT HTAMI HIK StVLIt-- T

Tt.sT.! a ire forms one or the most perfectVVeSIi t piece of roadbed in the country.

i ' ' Operator Job and wife have gone toThe contract for the construction of Winslow to take charge of the Postal

I.K.tlAI. Mmt'K.t.avt and ifiuniu ut NVIIHam Marrti.

tl.ruae.Tu liattta Af. Morn Ktcuinx Bnd tvlaea,

Rn.l to all whum H n.ny ooiu-ern-

l,u art hereby that tha aliened;tuat will and testaui, lit of WtlliHin alirrta.late "f tha euntir .f licrimlillo and Terrl- -

tory of New Miog. iW. .ai..-,t- has been irti- -

illlced and read In he, Prohalu I'ourt of thaI'ounty of Hernallli", of New Mux- -

i,',, at a resalar term thwruf, held on tha4th duy f Nt'overni.T. l so and the day fthe prmlng "f said ..liiii.l luat will and:tealaina.it by .nt.-- (he juris of aaldct.urt therupoo file, f .,r Monday, tha Vlhdoy of - llecamber. Al. t:tu;, term, of :ldcénit, at XV o'clock in tl.a fui'eiuion of aald

(he Rreat machine shop to be erected flcgra ph office, relieving: C. H. HowKA.K1. 11VMC lllKNrKM, tOOK, Oil. AMI IIKATIM1 STOCKS IN KMH.I.SH VAItOT, MMK AMI ritHlet TO Silt

A 1,1. I'l.HMIMi AMI ( IIMllilONM '

TIVW AKK, t' KAMTKH Alt K. MMIItMIAt, Ml I'l'IIKS AMI TOOI.H or A 111. DIM Kill IONS.liy the Santa Fe In San rternardlno, It ard, who returned to his home InFlagstaff.

Arizona Town Will Be One of

Prize Stations on West End

When Extensive Work is

Completed.

The Santu Fe Improvements nowunder way at Williams are among themutt Imoortant on the west end. A

big force of men Is now at work put-

ting in.veral mitcoóf 'n'ew side track.A trainload of cinders a day is beingbrought in for ballasting the newtrackage, which will be completed Inthirty days. The five-sta- ll round-house Is rapldlv annroaching comple-tion and will be ready for business bythe first of the vear. Il will be one ofthe best roundhouses on the system.

Work on the tine new Harvey houseand station is in progress with a largenumber of men ut work. Many thou-sands of dollars are being spent In theimprovements here und will result inmaking Williams one of the most im-

portant stations west of Albuquerque.

Mcintosh Hardware Co. V K O M I' Vi H II I r M r. N T s

W II O ;l. K H A I. K AND H K T A I I.

Im understood, has been awarded tot'nil Leonardt, of Los Angelen, who lanow engaged in the erection of theroundhouse and putting in the founda-tions for the transfer table extension

TO AII.INO UOMKX.25

l.ltlle Sound Advice Will HelpAU K I KOCK ! H I v r.Many Sufferem In lliiiirrqiii'.

No woman can be healthy and welltint the machinew,t., .I.,- - i.;.n...-- n- n.a-io- ,i f the kidney are nick , lJoim.ns ihntday.

tJiven under mv h:. l nn.l the aen! of thtacourt, this 4tli d.iy uf uiulin, A.I). 107.

A. K- WAI.KKi'.. Probata Clerk.o 15. . aAOSMOHMMl JOt KNAI. WANT

BK1NU HKl I T

the Job of putting In the foundation,, t l'a " In the urine when the kld-fo- r

the machine nhou at the game l f,V!i ar- - well are retained in the bodytime the roundhouse contract wua wh!" ,ne kidneys are sick. Kidneysclosed, but the Job of putting up the lml bladder get inflamed and nwollen,machine shop building has been crowding the delicate female organ."awarded since and separately. Tha nearby and sometimes displacingcompany will furnish Uu st'ructural hem. This Is the true cause of manysteel for the big shop, und shipments bearing-do- n pains, lameness, back-o- f

this material are expected to ar- - ache, aldeache. etc. I'ric poisoningrive daily, having been on the way also causes headaches, dlr.zy spells,from the, manufacturéis' for more than languor, nervousness and rheumatica month. pain.

This great machine shop will be When suffering so, try Hoar'sfeet In size, or of fully twice nev Tills, the remedy that cures sick

THE "SHORT LINE"To the Mining Camps ofColorado, Utah and Ne-

vada; to Denver, Colora-

do Springs and Pueblo,

NEW STOCX JUST RECEIVEDAT T II K

NOTUK I'OH ft 111 l( ATION.of Itio lnirri--r- Land Ufflca St

Sania Ka. K. M.. Nov H. 1;.Notiira ia hereby sr s n that Atanscio

t'havei. of ValencU. N M , haa filed nolleof Itia intention lo mike final r

proof In support of l..i . lann. vir: Humealead Knlry No. ?:.-- '. nonio April !r. 1H03.

for the .V ' W ',. IV .N K "4. SectionII. Townahlp ION. llaiiuo and that aaldproof will b mude II. W. H. Otero,1'. H. Court Coniniia-loio- r at Albuquerqua.N. M on liecemb.T :t mu;.

lia natuea Ilia following wlineaaea to provetila contlnuotia real,l.-it- i uuou. and cultiva-tion of the land, viz: l'uipiila Chaves,I'antallon Chavez. liaiiil Chaves. NaborChat ex. all of tiranta. S M

MANLIJi. It lITKHO, Beglitar.

to:;the capacity of the present shop, and kidneys. You will get better as the

The New I'ura rood and lni( Law.We ore pleaaed to announce that Foley's

Honey and Tar for ecus n. rolda and lungtroublea Is not affected by tli NationalPure Food and Drug law ae it contatna noopiates ur other harmful drusa, and warecommend It aa a aafe remedy for childrenand adults. J. 11. o'Kellly Co.

kidneys get better, and health will re Albuquerque Lumber CoFirst St. and Marquette Ave. Albuqucrqu'3, New Mexico

is by way of Santa Fe,New Mexico, and the

DENVER & RIO GRANDE'

will be equipped with the very latestmachinery for the purpose, being con-structed to handle the Immense loco-motives now In use. When the pres-ent shop was built, though hut a few

turn when the kidneys nre well. Letan Albuiiieriue woman tell you aboutl.iii.in'i Kidney Pills.

Mrs If Adnir of KIT South Krllth Z M A - - 4't. t ,Jt- - K K avava..-...- .

Watch for our Thanksgiving an-

nouncement: Jienham's Jndians.vears airo, the engines used by the street. A Ibuqueniue.New Mexico, savs:Santa Fe on the vest end were quite -- whether my symptoms indicated kid- -

i.iinuiive a comparea wmi a rrta,or-np- y trouble or not. I was not certain The Way It's DoneRAILROAD '

Through the fertile SanLuis Valley; also to theSan Juan country of

Miittr ninaa over at Cha. 1 Ktp-peler- a,

117-1- 0 Mouth tterand.

TIIK KVKNT OK TIIK HK HO ( II AK-IT-

1111. IX TIIK KI K H Al t. '

Til tVHsl.llIMi Mt.HT. IM T lAIL TOtllKMI. Our lumber la manufactured at our

own mllLt, from 1he pick of the best

KOTirR VOK VI MM M IOS.Department of the lintnor, Land Offlca mt

Hanta Ke. N. M., ft, n.N'ntte ia h.reby iro th.t Itafael Arinijo.

of Albuquerque. N. M., him filed Dnttca ofhla ! to niakt- - ftxiul fívm year proofIn aupi"rt of hia tintín, viz: Homestead:ntrv N. 7145. inaMe Scprt-mbe- 1, 2,

for the K !i N.W U. N 3 S W.V.. He. tkm 4,

Townnhtp ION., Itunue -- V . an1 that katdproof will b tnauV befon H W. 6 titer",Tnlted Htatea Court otnmliiN.oner, at

N. M-- ti Dfc-rnh- r 3. IJ'17.He numea the. follow intt H to prove

hi eontlnuoua reuní e upon, and cultiva-tion of, the laud viz Cují ioncalea, I.o-- t

eiiin 'ha ve. I'ro. opio A rni.io, Kiitna idoOoncalt a, alt t OU A ii.ii'n-- r mu-- , N. M.

MAM'KIa H. liTEitO.Het(iiter.

a I rule, trainliterature, address

I'or Informal Ionccrxlce, uVsvriptlio

body of timber In the aouthwwt, c- -.

cording to tha report ot the p"Vh-ment'- a

xperti. A large atock jf jrycpruca dlmenslian on hand.

Why not buy the best whf a t 88cheap aa the other kinds. ,

Ity tif those of the present, so that it but nevertheless from reading aboutIs task handle the .n very dilllcult to t Kidney Pills I was given abig engmes with the present machine ri,.air tn ,rv thrm , ,nPV,7 i of ih ,,,,, would not afford me at least some

",e pain between and Jus,md as soon as that is completed the- - ,,t'l(,w V" h",",1"'r blades While onw.ok of raising the structure Itself m', 'f'"1 or, tlrrinR around. I did nowill he commenced tnp "lightest inconvenience, but

The big roundhouse Is rapldlv oom-l- w ht'n 1 would sit down, the pain wouldIng tip und r,iiK thing cT nn Idea of assert itself and at limes was very se-

ttle immensity of the structure when v,"rP- TnP ,1HP "f ine bo of I'--.it is completed may now be gained. Kidney Pills brought relief that war-Th- e

forms are up for the entire rants my having a high appreciationheight on several stalls, and the out- - of 'his medicine. "lines of the building are now discern- - For sale by all dealers. Price !,iable. cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co.. Huffaln,

New York, sole agents for the UnitedNew C'liilm Agent. States.

Mr. li. P. Cibbs arrived from Los Kemember the name Poan's andAngeles Wednesday morning to takeltake no other.

S. K. HOOPER

IlKAl TV i lXII IttMRS. HELENA LEONARD

GradiiHt f the Frt-nr- h H4hooll.ule ot Srw Yurk ( Hy

The nUnt ifnf (An apuliMi-f- t andTnethixU f ir irrnttiur the fura, hair

und romiílexton ifHininir and blemuh-Ini- t.

manu-iiriiiK-. and attain poo) njf.

Klitroivrif Auiomatir Water Mawfljto;KU'ftrlc Hatr Prvcr; Radio Bn,'HA of tha latest actotlflo diaioverlea In thetreatment of the akin by colored Hutu rayaand hfiit.

M'lTK 35 and 3. IHRNETT BI.UO.I'll on ;h.í ,

t.cncrul Paswnger anil Ticket Agent,ii: i:il tttu.

Rio Grande Lutrber CoPhone t. Corner 3d r,d Marquette.W. JT. PATTERSOWLIVKKV AND UOAKDINU 6TABLE.

SI West Silver AveniiB. , Trlepln.no 67. Albuquerqii. New Meatcw WBrWUmKlf BWMBWWBW BlWBIiWHBay PmKMHBmMmK

MEXICONEWCLOVESANTA FE TQWNSITEFOUR POINT DIVISION

Large Concrete Machine andCar Shops

1 00 Ton Ice Plant for R.R. Co.$42,000 Concrete Coal ShutesNumerous Other R. R. Bldgs.

1 , 1 00 Population - MONTHSOLD.

2 1 Stall Concrete Roundhouse$62,000 Harvey House Mi.ii.on

$30,000 Concrete Depot rn$40,000 Recreation Bldghor7

Clovis, New Mexico, is the New Sonta Fe Division Townsite, Situated Nine Miles West or Texico, New Mexico, on the Belen Cut-O- ff

The surface of the land on which the townsite is located is level. Clovis is situated in the best portion of the level plains country and is in the center of the best dry farming and

stock raising section of Eastern New Mexico. All this land is settled upon by homesteaders who are improving their land, The Santa f e Land Improvement Company have 213,000acres of railroad scrip land, commencing five miles north of Clovis, New Mexico, which is considered the finest farming land in Eastern New Mexico. This land will shortly be open to

homeseekersand sold in small tracts on terms to suit purchaser. The country around Clovis, New Mexico, will command trade for filly miles to the noith, tnnty miles to the east,twenty miles to the south and twenty-eig- ht miles to the west. There is a settler on eeiy 160 acres, which assuies its futtne iapid gimvth and permanency. Chvis is on Mo maintranscontinental line of the Santa Fe which is called in this territory, the Eastern Railway of New Mexico, or the Belen Cut-of- f. Clovis will be the division for the mam l.ne of the

Santa Fe, the Pecos Valley line and the Brownwood Extension, thus making it a Division Point for three distinct lines of the Santa re System,

The Pecos Valley tracks will be taken up between Texico, New Mexico, and Cameo, New Mexico, and be moved west eight miles to make Clovis the noithein division point of the

Pecos Valley line. The Brownwood Extension will be run out of Clovis which will give a through line fiom California to Galveston, Texas. Ihe Railroad Company has retained o 20

acies for railroad purposes and there are extensive machine and car shops being erected at Clovis. Clovis will be the fust division point west of Amarillo, lexas, and the Santa rehave just completed a twenty-on- e stall concrete roundhouse, graded miles of siding and yards, ate electing a $30,000 concicte two-stpi- y depot and a $62,000 two-stor- y Haivey

hotel and $40,000 three-stor- y recreation building for railroad employes. The recreation building will have a standard library, nool and billiard halls, swimming pool, auditorium andliving rooms for railroad employes. All these buildings are of solid conciete and the latest style of mission aichitettuic. The Company is drilling ten large we.ls. to secute all the water

that will be required for railroad purposes, the supply being inexhaustible. The Railroad Company will eiect a one-lumdi- ed ton ice plant for icing refugejator and passenger cars.

The concrete coal chutes, costing $42,000, are half completed and are the largest west of the Mississippi i ver. There aie numeious other railroad impiovements. to be staited.

ht hP ínírinpprs, rerjorts have not been competed and we cannot give data on the same. As- - soon as the Belen Cut-o- ff and connecting lines ot Clovis ate completed, the. Company will

the shoitcst between Chicago and Southern California and Galveston, Texas,nut nil nf its extra Califronia fast oassencer. freight and perishable fruit traffic on this line, which will be

and New Orleans, Louisiana, and Southern California. It will also carry all the Pacific and Oriental mail which is now being largely handled by the Rock Island and Southern I anti. .

nw!o hi tu,n niiiiinn hanL-- c with 9rynnn nnrt SSñ.Mfl mnit.il. rpsnertivplv. liipift k n vvnfpr. electiic light and ice company located in Clovis, owned ai d co;tiül!ed by ia:l- -

i, with all adjacent towns and the long distance lines. The:mori nffir-lil- with PnnininpYit nnw in nner.itinn. A comnlete telenhonp. svstem is in ok ration connci til ate 1,'iii ty-fl- ve

hundí l populaUdU Wllivitxio, it,.,, ... ... r .

... - j ..,('llu,,r.;nncc hn.icoc civ hdtpk niiH i finm ti ir hniisps. tour umher vards. three iverv stah e:-.- . cod storage art o ner nuiiaings aneaay eieciea. nas neaiiy ci

hc aIH ctnA prnvuuifT vpiv fast. If von nrft ookinp for a businpss lor.T'i'.n or a new town for investments, look the situation over at Clovis, J lie Ms ting ( ffeied forcent dis- -liuiii inmuno uiu uim - .w.j " " . "to iuui , rtiTA r Art I ...i.iri ., , . .. , .MArttkA 1 O rnnl i.iinmrl An r, n o 1

i rt,- - , , , .1 tí I 10 Pma inuiitiii ai o muí i t ni imnrcii un un aiiit .") "in ..iynjsale are all residence lots and can be purchased at trom $u to i'JU per lot, one-ha- lt J .vn, the balancei r This is the best proposition eve: oiVied in New Mexico forsand in a lew ycais,rntmt is .illmvpH. On a cash sa es. 10 Der cent discount allowed. Clovis will make a city ot ten tn

time..small investors and now is the time to purchase these lots, as the prices will double within six rr.ontl

r A TTJ "V TTTV T GENE1RAL MANAGER for this property, will be here for about two weeks and will be located in the office

E-- m 3m LafiL.E--lJl- l N of Maynard.

Gunsul,. . Albuquerque....... .Club Bldg., Phone 145. Call at above named office or phone your

a iraktrrxi a a r a m. --v inrri a. a nMI f álfirkMj address and Mr. h. J. Cirlin will call and see you 1 S WrN 1 tLU. LlLiHAL-- -- iviivuooiwiMQESBXfSSI

10 "THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, IBEfTSSTTSOT

SUNDAY LAW APPLIESAT LORDSBURG MINES SNAPSThe Edwin C. Burt Shoe 3Your Money's WorthOfficer Break It Cent I v I" Fighty

NO USETO PAY

fOOUSH PRICESEdwIiuCrDurt For Women 1Company Tbat They Must Hun

Klx Day Miift Hereafter or lie1'llH-lM'd- .

Mr than half mllllt-- a wamra arc (

Kearieg HI KT NHOFM. AWS IOITIf MrT. WHY MTtVan ran'l da brltrr, and may mot be ( The enforcement of a Sunday mine

closing law Is a new wrinkle to miningdv,lag well.men. but coordina-- to H H. Sholley,

Whether we have a special sale or not, You may restassured that this store wiU'alwaye give you, the worthof your money, We have decided to close out all ourE. & W. Collars, worth 25c everywhere,

who Is In charge of the "Kiehiy-Fiv- e.I ufe-Sal- a aad ta r.

W hbos and Ottilia in Feet.' Mine," which Is located four miles

List of Oddsand Ends We

WISH TOCLEAN UP

Shoe torUJomea from MJrusburg. this law Is not onlyon the New Mexico statule books, butm. a-- a r UOX Hr.KTZOO, Mar.,

Aie ideal Shoe store ii It ia enforced by the officials, says tnsTucson citizen.Jcajoooocock Two weeks ago Mr. Hholley was n

For aarthiac aves fur PAINT-IN- ;ar PAi'KK HA.VCIMO. And

Prices that ara Toa law ara iatHn la pa "r'oeJinB aaIhnae Ibat ara Toa High,

tall a. Our Driers ara right

STACY & CoIN Bl'HIN'KMfl AGAIN AT

325 So. SECOND ST.PHONH 141

lifted by an officer that he wouldhave to cease working his minesHundar and run the plant i a sixday scale only. The officer explainedthat the Sunday closing law It belnenforced to the letter and added that

WILL ASK FEDERAL

I IN PROJECTno one was being overlooked.

While They Last Only 1 5c

We also have a few broken lines of suits and over-

coats on which we are willing to make price conces-sions, All we can say Is that

It Will Be to Your Interest

Ten tracts of garden truck and orIt has been the custom of mines n 1

chard lands of from 5 to 20 acreseach, under good ditches. Mile andover the country to work seen days

each week and In fact nn the majorityof the mines three shifts are workedeach day so that there Is not singla

a half from cky, only $50 to $0 peracre. Similar land elsewhere In theterritory la selling at from $125 to!$225 per acre.

Chanty BallThanksgiving

Night, Elks TheaterFor the Benefit

OF THE POORBy the

Non-Sectaria- n

Benevolent Society

I.lnfleld. of the Montana aicrlculturalexperiment tatiun at Hozeman, who id moment during the week. How

ever, with the enforcement of the NewFOR TAJIQUE Mexico law the mines there will behaa made It a bualneaa to Interviewleadlos; atock miser of Montana, thedeterioration of the ra nice haa beennot far from one-ha- lf from not omany yeara hko. It la not hard to

permitted to work only six days 1

each week.

'

Twentv choice 60-fo- ot lots In Unl- -.

versity Heights from $35 to $100 each.

Six beautiful "close In" residence"There Is one exception under tinlaw, and. that Is in properties where lota In Perea Addition, Including two!there is water comlnii Inlo the mines, corners, $150 to $275 each.remarked Mr. rlhelley. "On such

To call on us before making your purchases in our lineof goods. We are also giving some excellent values inHosiery and Underwear and are certain that in this de-

partment we excel.properties the regular shifts may be

Sir dandy "close in" lots In Grant

Damming of Canyon in Man-

zanos Would Irrigate Thou-

sands of Acres of Fertile,

Mountain Slope. ;

worked seven days each week."There la not a great deal of activity .Tract, city water, etc., $150 to $200

each.In the Ivordsburg district just at presSXTEEN INCHES OF

8even fine lots on Honeymoon

find why range eraaaea are poorer Inquality and smaller In quantity. Over-atockln- it

of the ranee haa been thepotent factor.

To realize the enormoua loanIn Montana through poorer

ranee It wouhl be well to take the laxtyear book of the department of agri-culture. In thia It la found that thevnlue of cattle, horaea and aheep wasput at about 4'J.0im.Oft(l. From thisInduatry the groaa yearly Income haabeen placed at around ü.llG,0iiO,moat of which la derived from theranee. Thua the methoda of handlinglive etix k In Montana, aa well aa In

ent as the properties there have reltthe copper slump just us the Arizona

Row, Central avenue, from $150 tocompanies have and as a consequen Ask to See Our Hose at 1 Oc$350 each.have cut down their" operations conI Special larrraBoadeafa Maralng JuornaJKstancla, V. M.. Nov. 21 To build

h big dam and reservoir tit 1'ic mouthsiderably. '

Thre residence lots In Duran &SNOW On LEVEMirk Headache

Tht. dttrestns dlseaRa results fromAlexander Addition. Cranlte avenue,between Third and Fourth atreets,1100 to $150 each.

ot the Tajl.jjc ctinvun and thus ( ifni) immense volume of water that t

riiiiM down the guli h cvirr yar Is fhein mm lining furwaidrd by resí- - I

itlsonlerrd condition of the tnmach, and canbe cured br taking ')nmlerllnl Blomachand l.lver Tablets. ilttt a frea sample atother wealern ranee states, where

general conditions are no better, inuatj

Four semi-busine- ss lota, corner.auy drug store and try It.

Ask to see our Hart Schaffner and Marx Suits andOvercoats. They cost a trifle more than some others,but in the long run will prove to be the cheapest for

you to buy, . ,.

result in untold loss. First street and Koma avenue, $400i Heavy Fall of the Beautifuli Along Automobile Route Be to $500 each. jThanksgiving Silver.lwH III Two IHrectloiia.

Iirector Llnfleld, anent the situa Special sale of sliver plated knivesSeven business lots on Copper ave- -tion, nays In the Helena Independent: and forks, spoons, carving sets, etc

We are overstocked and until ThursThe losses from present methods oftween Torrance and Roswell;Six Inches at Estancia,

nue, including corner, (iu up.

dents of Kstsncie. Wi'.'uril and theKsUncIs valley- The srer that runi.i waste (1'iuii (ni. canyon from theMunxano mounlalns could be used togreat advirtiese In Irrigating thou-sands of acres of farillc land aboutthe foot of the mountains and wouldiui n the establishing of a flourishingagricultural colony In Ihia section. Thematter will he li d the gov-

ernment and federal assistance nkedin Hie execution of Die project whichengineers have pronounced entirelyf,u..ial.le. The Commercial clnh nf

day next offer everything In theseOne extra choice business lot on

ranee feedlne are In two directions.First, the winter Inaaes. which are duepartly to overstocking the ranee and

lines at sacrifice prices. Kxtra heavyplated knives and solid nlckle silver Central avenue, between Seventh andj

Eighth streets, $1,000.isrtly to lack of adequate preparation forks, 12.75 a dozen. Triple plated SIMON STERNThe Central Avenue Clothier

(Hnetlul (orrrapunilrnr Muralng Journal )

Torrance. N. M . Nov. 24. Over a knives and forks. 14.00 a dozenfor winter feedlne, or to a desire toOne good brick residence and threelingers' triple plated knives andget out onto a good range early In

forks, 14.75 a dozen. 'Plated teaspoonsthe spring before the other fellow SO foot lots in Eastern Addition,stretch of country sixteen miles widenear Needmore, the hHlf way stationon the Toirame-Hiinwe- ll automobileroute, inu fell durlnic the week to a

from 60 rents a set. We have a lot only $1,250. Jof tiipple plated forks, regular goodsgets there and when a late springatorm may destroy the already weak-ened Btock. worth 15 and 18 a set, at this sale

14 a set only. During this sale weThe loss from this cause must heOne small brick residence and two

0 foot Iota in Eastern Addition, only750.

TF.KMS Ono-hal- f. cash, balance

shall make a discount of 20 per centon cut glass. Everitt, Leading Jew-eler, Central avenue.

enormous, and dining the time therange Induatry has been in existencemust have exceeded two or three

Kaiaticla nd the I'nmniMi Inl clnh ofWlllurd me each working on Ihe mat-ter and writing letters and otherwiseenlisting Influence lh,?l wilt do themost Rood. Kvery settler In the val-le- y

has been rctiiieatcd to wide toaome one h"- - ld would be advan-tageous, I n n senator uml con-gressmen. The chema la a very at-

tractive one and would do much forthe ioHicrl!y of Ihe viiltey.

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I Just 1limes the present value of the live within one year. The Craige HotelWatch for our Thanksgiving an-nouncement. Kenham's Indians.

TITLKS Perfect; abstract furstock of the state.

lUnigcH i'liii lie Itealoriil.

depth of Mixteen to eighteen lnchea onthe level and the uutotnohllen

got alalled In the beautiful,hi i Iodic In Valley.

The blxireat anow fall of the winterla reported ilurlnir the week aroundKalancla, where It attained a depth ofalx lnchea on the level, and the wholeKMtancla vullcy him received a Kiiiik-li-

that will effi'ctuiilly preclude anydiniRcr of drouth ihroiiKh Ihe rtat ofIhe winter. The farmera have plentyof winter feed in their hai-iia- . and thelack of very low temperature com-bined with the molaiute luia continued

George K. Kills, Prop.nished."The next question Is. can this range Received !he restored to Its old-tim- e crop yield?If you wish telephone your addressIn Montana I believe the ranges can

to our office and we will call withCAMPAIGN IS of l'rrh lireukfniitbe restored. In district, where theground Is bare and the grasa eaten totile ground. If the country la level a

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I'KOI'OHAI.M TO 1(11 I.MT W'll.l. AI.HOII K ONSIIIKKI-:!- . l lll l.H TIIR Ml KTHK A III K TO M'tNIKII AMI (.IV K

VI'1'Kllt Ml HONK. I.IHKKAI. t'OMMIsi-SIO-

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an automobile and show you around.Telephone No. 899.

CviuigniurntAlbuquerque's Finest

European Hotel

West Silver AvenueHalf block from Santa Fe Depot

ivsteui of dykes turned up with thevery favorable for the winter 8 u ret y Investment CV.

Albuquerque I .lid Co.to bewheat.

plow would help materially to holdIhe snow and the water till it soakedinto the ground. In a rolling, hillyIT IHE Itrondvvay laiiul and Investment Co.

I'Hlversiijr llclülitü Improvement Co.rountry small dama In the couleesand aeries of diversion canals to catch TIIIHIt KN'TKHTAIINVIKNT OP Tllr;

MUM. AMI ( III KK I (IM.KK(, AUO.N Al.

Scotch OatsBanner OatsQnaker Oats

ESAY WESTERN RANG D. K. B. SKIJ.KKS, Manager. VANN DRUG CO( Ml Ki n Ti ksiiav i:ii:mmi, Nov. t.4. IIIHKN.O INIKKV. IIIISIKATKII

anil cany the water out of thebenches would prevent a rapid runoffand help to more thoroughly wet the Office, Rooms 9 and 11, CromwellRABBITS I.M TI HE. AIIMIMS.ION M ( KNTS.range ground. PCItE DIll'GS. COLD SODABuilding, over E. L. Wash-

burn Co.'s Store. iMAICAItKIC BVI.I-- .The Lailtea Maci-alx-- mil giv a

hall WeitneaHay evenltia. IcemnerVh'aler. Ticket. It la.

grantltth.IS RAPIDLY GOING A Full Mint

KKCOND hT.of Toilet ArticlesAND ()M) AV.ry a Morning Journal Want Ad It BINKERT BROTHERSDEVICE TO LIFT

Watch for our Thanksclving anDetermined Effort to Be Made

lo Clear Pests Out of the nouncement, llenham's Indiana. ItMl NORTH KN.HTH.

lilONK Hi.9The...IP VOl' ARR NfT SATISFIPnStockmen Discuss Restrictionand Deterioration and Sug WELL WATER IS I I II THP MIOKINtJ OP VOl II

HOItsP. TKV KfHlRKK CO.. AMIEstancia Valley and BiggestDrive on Recbrd is Planned,

SEE LO. PRICEFOB REAL K8TATE. LOTS, HOUSEaAND

RA.NCHKS.

212 SOUTH SECOND STREET.

QuestionIIWi: HIM rlll IX A htlK.NTU K'MAW HI. tfgest Some Remedies, CRYSTAL THEATER

W. It. OIlKXlH)UI T, Mgr.

120 West Gold Ave.Professor Wilcox, who has manyINGENIOUS ef flaw-er- for Thanka-glvln- g

should atiarymir alieatlita.

(Chlrago Drovers' Journal.)The question of the preservation

endorsements from the eastern prcas,as a successful operator and instruct-or in hypnotism and personal magnet Vie aoliril your earlyand care of the ranges is gaining vastism. Is In the city. It Is his IntentionImportance throughout the west. The

range la fast being curtailed In arearué ra.

Telegraph, TelrpbuaeTell a Maman.

to start a class shortly. His an-nouncement will appear later.owing to the coming in of settlers. Ir

rigation, dry farming and the forest Miss Fhllbrlrk's Klndargarloa. ! W. Cold.

Interesting Experiments by anAlamogordo Man Who Makes

an Ordinary Old Well One

of the Artesian Variety.

MATTEUCCI BROS.PKOPIUETOHS.

Champion Grocery622-62- 1 W. Tijeras Ave. Phone 51.

We now have a full line of MonarchItrund Canned (taals. Also lecaerlBrand and Palace Car Brand. Save

Watch for our Thanksgiving an

Polite Vaudeville for Ladies, Gentle-men and Children.

Commenting MVnday. November 1!5.

MR. R!CHa"rDMANDELLPresenting His Own Creation

ofDr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde

Scotti's Pictured MelodiesCUTLER AND ELWOOD

Comedy Sketch Artists

nouncement. Henham's Indiana. IVESTHE FLORISTAI.IM Qt KRIit'K, N. M.

NirTlllXH MOni; APPilQPUI- -

Nuorlal rraiM,lnra Murnlng Jnuraal.lKalanclri. N. M., Nov. 24. The

U ulley haa been I lie oi cue ofaeveial inaiiimolh lalililt drlvca Inwhich thouaanda of Ihe loiiR-eare- d

teata have been "liiiiKhlercd, but Inaille of this the labbiia have

to propagate with a rapidity thatrotiatltutea a aerloua menace to thecropa nf tho valley. oiiciii-uil- adetermlm-i- l and conceited effort Ik tobe made to erxdiiute the peal, anddrlvea will be held contlnuoiixly un-til they are wiped out.

A bin bunch of men armed withaholKuua HI atari from MotliirlyThuraday mid cover the alley tlmr-iiiiKh- ly

all Ihe way to Wlllaid Ihefollow Ina-- adar1lactnent In Ihe Mortar-t- y

Meaneniier by It ti. Noper ahoahow ihe thine la to lie done:

Wauled To hundred men withaholcuna to meet two mllea aoiith ofMorlartv at a. in, Thui'Mlay. No-vember 2 Hrlnif our hlxnkcta andproi.ona for two ,!' mk for theK.atancia vulli'v. Waaona Hill follow

Ti: HHt rillllsTMAS THAN AI'HOTlW.lt l'll. (INK uozi:n cau- -

(Alamogordo News.)Ijist week the News made brief

uieiitlon of a successful device thatVV. A. 1 lentils had Installed In a well

l.KT rilOTOt.lt PIIS:t.on.

Mii.i.pp tvrrnio.SIS WEtsT II AII.IIOAI AVKMK.

reservea.Taking Montana us an example, the

area of this stale Is approximatelyin.iMiM.IMitl acres. Not so many yearsago Ihe greater part of this vast

was open to the laree herds ofcattle and big droves of aheep. linttills la no more. It has been estimat-ed that In the years to come the per-manent range in Montana will fall to4H.IMIII IHHI acres. Tills number looksbig on paper, but when It Is const.

that there were In this state inIstia upward of Vsi.unii cattle, 6.3.-Tai- l

sheep and ÜH.'.i'i'll horses. It canreadily be seen why stock raisersshould lake serious thought of the fu-ture, for the live stock Induatry Islargely dependent upon Ihe grass crop

on his ranch al Alamogordo, inn arrangement converting the well Into aMowing acicalan supply.

Thai Ihe device Is successful Isproven bv the tact that the water la

NOTIt K IIIK I'l Bl l ATIOV.letar,utent of tlie luterl.tr. Isnd offie

at Kama K. N M . N.iv. ft. JS07.Notite Is hereto- siven that Pablo Man-tai-

t.f I'litter.t. N. M., baa filed n.ttlt-- ofhis Intention to mske final five year proofactually flowing out of a six-inc- h pipe.

the top of which la three feet above

; money by Inlying at tile Championt.rMvry.

'Just Received, A Large Con-- jsignment of Imported

Lucca Olive Oil.

A. LOMMORI & CODealers in

i Groceries and ProvisionsPhone 791. 323 S. Second St

M'ME. LAZETTEAnd Her Australian Cockatoos and

Trained Foodies.Latest Moving Pictures,

Iridies Matinees Tuesday and KiidayChildren' Mat'-e- e Saturday.

THOS. F. KELEHERIIOIISK UltANKI-TTS- , LAPitoiiis. iim:ms. s mi-i-

i n, 1. 1:lilKlt, l'AIVIS.Iim IT CFXTItAIi AVKXl'i:.

the sulfure.the line to take itiaiae of tnc In - of the ranges. Thu device is owned and controlled

by W. J. Wallace, of Alamogordo, whopu; It In operation In the well.

1000 LBS.NEW CALIFORNIA

English Walnuts

Now in, The kind that hasthat Fresh Delicious Flavor.We want everyone to have ataste of them and we makea special price of

20c POUND

dlUK. Coffe,. will be at thecamti Thuraday itlf(ht. We w Ihh toclear the hruh of rahhlia from Mo-

ll, irtv to Wlllaid. K u. Sopcr

In atttp..rt of tna cIniiii, via: Honieateart en-It- v

No a T mmte May I. !"(.. fttr thaNK'a. NWXK MVI KKV aertlua SI.I.taiishiit S. N. ranaa W. anrl that aaltlproof III lie ma.te tf.tf-- It W H Otrr.t.1'. S ceiirt ciiiiiiiHslont-- r at Albuquerque, N.M on lieeemlirr .V

lie nainea the ailnesiiea tr.prove hi e..lillna-,- tipttti, andt'ltltlvatlon eC Hie land., ylt: KIiriallo Mon-tano, A. Jamante, J..ae l.areto

Antonio Sal.e.tta, all of ,'ut.ero. N. MMAM l.l. It. OTKHII.

Viio-llo- u of Im rca-lo- g bnowa.To the men engaged in the raising

of live atoek in the western rangecountry the oucatlon is how to pie-serv- e

and Increase the grasses. That

and the svstcm ia very simple and effective. The Hennia well la apipe Inserted In a tailed well 72 feet!

an- - the orecnt mclho.l followed bv them deep. Ihe bored hole being 12 inchesour Thanksgivinglienhum'a Indiana.

Watch fornouncement. j In diameter, thus leaving a space of

3 no hea Oct ween tnc ti pipe ami

srMrTH iP. MATTEUCCIFirst Class

Shoemaker anil ItcpairerGreen Front, 105 N. First St !C O A L

do not tend tins way Is generally con- -I lile.l,

Ii - the opinion of I Ii (I'lionn.-ll-of Minings. Mont . practical farmerand extensive r uiolinian, that thotange pastuie that U protcctcil anil in-

telligently managed will pasture dou-ble the number of stock that the open,nnpioteeted range will In otherwords, inn h will produce twice t tieamount of f I that the latter rangewill. Mr. ii linniirll's Ideas along thisline follow :

"line acie f Inclosed t fen. cd or

C.H. CONNER, M.D.D.O..

HiMMaa t and 4. W. T. Arrnlja Blag,t'hftnr ss.v mnA aiva

the aldea of the bored hole. Mr. Wal-lace attaches to the bottom of thepipe before sinking, a surroundingjacket in h lit 1 which contains certainchemicals. Ihe nature and propertiesof which are secret, thia jacketing ma-te! ta I closing the space at the bottomof the pipe which existed between thetope and the walla of the well. W henthe water comes In contact with the.Intimitis at Ihe bottom of the pipethe resultant action la an upward forcethat gradually forcea or lifla the water

A walk of two bio, ka w ill save youmanv dollara on v.oir clothing, drygoods and atoe-a- . Having no rent orother bravv rM-nr- to psv I an sellvon a -- '. on ov.i,.., it lor rt r, i ( . a$jii no over. out Mr !i:.'.n a II Oil

overcoat youth's long coat f'.r t4 a.'., aIS Ú ho' overcoat tor $.1 lio. a f:, imtiinu'a suit l Mi a t.'ii nil man "

aun tor lisia, a 1 .1 "II bov'a ult torII Ti A k I. all m.imI. Iic. man'ssuit for I son Am elegant line ofl:..lie' Hit" l Ml up. i; M A

II A It A M, ilK Wi-- tVnii.il. Ca-- li orI leillt.

S. R. Dale Realty Co. f for cash onlyTill Thanksgiving, Regularprice 25c. Call or phoneyour order and have someof the best that grew thisyear.

ALBUQUERQUE

tea Boulh Broadway. . JSolicits Your Bushes

J. W. BENNETTISB N. MKST T,

HrAIMjt ANTrRS Ula)AVAJO ill NHrTl A Nik

INDIAN AMI MKXKAN OtMlllg.

in liie pipe lo the surface, and oncethe water has begun an over-flo- atthe upper pipe outlet, a sv phon has 4

AMERICAN BLOCKCERRILLOS LUMP

ANTHRACITEFURNACE

HIXKDNUT

CLKAN (JAS COKHBMITHINO COAL

WOODNATIVE KLNDLINO

t'ecn esialilisfteo: antt the flow la con-- .Huilón from thia time on without any)a.l.lillonal assistance. f

proto, ted i range will pasturo one.mi , i tor twenty ilevs. fine aire of av- -

I'liii;."1 open lance will feed one steern n 'i ns t,it m re of In. lose. I

tm ge will feed so sheep for one vi ar;Itia acie i t open range wnl tun 4a

I o peen tor ..t e earXVcsicrn Halites iHlcrioiailng.

lie'. notation ot the range IHrolljll-'.II- Ithe , M if( l ell illig on t

. t s 'Me "- - III ). ;s .. ..ie is Oo! -

A. J. MORELLl:VIM Julr II Kltl

r f n i 1 1 i r n i, k r m . arM llll 4NII al'ANI-tl- l

1111 Mia.allliv toil, OIIIMJOHM I Kl III I It It HI II I'INl,

flIUN n. MKHCHAXT TAIM 6:i Ladles' and Oentlemeh'a Huns CleanedPreaed and He pa i red

fill VORTH IIRST HTBEE1EGGSIMKHHt M.tllltMIIKtrillJ. lili: I lt (lit IIMIIT. is A. . ..i ,l ng lo I lire, tot K it

iW. L TRIMBLE & COMPANYCASH GROCERY CO.

liOMKH II. WAItP. Mgr.

15 Marble Ave.

i DOOOCOCOOOOOOCCOOOOCO5 Y II UK.I KAI.K RTABLES W. fi. rlahll & CoLM l ltV. VI

First Class Turnouts atTXKPIIOXE 1Reasonable Pates.

i Trleldane 3. Aiorih Seronrl fSlreaMBest in- The CityEVERITT

THE DIAMOND PALACEleading Jeweler. IVinral Avenue

Mail Oilier I llicit s. o, ui our Itcpmr Work.

I he ofii, ea performed by the chemi-,a- U

Hie vety temporary, simply last-ing long en. iml to fon e the water lotin- surface and create the av phon.w huh when on.-- accomplished is per-petual in its a, !l..n.

In the Iveiinis well, the third strataf water waa encountered al a depth

of 72 leet and the applian, e wasat tha ,lepth Ml Wallare

states that the first water strata was( oin.l at a depth of 22 feet, the aec- -

I h M feet, thia being much thesitotigest flow, but the well waa aunkto : tet t. taking water from the thirdtrata.

liie second wat.-- r strata l found Inais,, wii.i and giavel at T.s and

the water l S" pure and palatable aaihe Alamogordo spring water. Thei.to-- l water sllata ia strong"' showing conclusively thatli original sour, e . the same aa IheMnron.i aiii-ply- . The ure water"nu, and the greatest fio undoubt-

ed v , oitiea from the neigh borhoott ofTu arisa and La l.ui. the lopographr"f the count i y in-l- alius thia condi-tion.

WAGNER HARDWARE COShipped directly to usfrom a Kansas ranch I SmxTseatr, AltxiqiMsrqiie Hardware Co. nl-KT!- ST. AXD CIIXTKAL AVEtwice a week.

Why buy cold storageI J. Ii. O'REILLY & CO.THr hiit iat o at

mim niiBiiv aHIVIIK A NilKm Avol I is

z. . eggs at the same price?II I I !

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A NEW AND HANDSOMER STOVE OR RANGE WILL MAKE AGOOD BEGINNING. AND A TOUR THROUGH THE HOUSEWILL DISCLOSE MANY NEEDED "HARDWARE THINGS"WHICH MAY BE OBTAINED FROM US AT A SMALL OUT-LA- Y.

WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARECROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND ALL KINDS OF TOOLS FORTHE MECHANIC. WE HAVE IN CONNECTION A TINNINGAND PLUMBING SHOP. ALL WORK ENTRUSTED TO USWILL RECEIVE THE BEST OF ATTENTION.

I Spot Cash Store fI The ALBUQUERQUE

OF A ATirr rr tINK OIIH-a-

THK ITT

UIMIMl rsnlM ItTM.4.st- - n..-- asa m eat. h at Parveas

s" s Lrmoate ,a .neui.i.ii an4 n

After .ip-.t- t ,f Hsat"I lar ! tea. a it an) hreaa us a esl4a r... aertsa resuo neea b feare4 Re-- 1

T hat tee aeatcna ,a a rell aark-a- e

i H O Mtlii 'a

X JX-iiV2-VU HULL

STEVENS, EICHAR & CO.opio.mti: i4iiixinfE.

ttlleh la Crow Watch OarHara4wraai Meilsmla V lav.

s.. M...NHÍ larauure. s,f aaj Bar I lilaeea. ala tSalld'.ag Material4 AJI (IV r. rroaa-tel- r raa iSJ K m,k Ural traes. T Wa

"tin.o h foremcnt

our Thanksgivinglt itham s lii.ltam

a -- .0. j. ,'i t . . 1 V

ifg bj !t..ro11. rt i gi an h f i .i' Tnina.cv ,r g an-- I tbe a litrr, rtngnaam, j. . s(

SoM fW mmiftt.in trmr t: it. w itnifg , ..BTttai'til. w rt ha m a luel.aat I

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