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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING .JOURNAL.THIRTY-FOURT- H YEAR, VOL, CXXXV, No. 17, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912, Hj Hall, ftO CniU ft Mouth;

Ily Currier,Single

ti()Ciiph,,

Cents n5

Month.Cent.

THE DAY IN CONGRESS.ROJAS MAY BECOMETAFT REBUKED BY SMITH RESIGNS 10CLUE 0

electors on both the republican andprogressive tickets In this state,

"The practical result of ColonelRoosevelt's plan." sas the statement,"would be to Insula- him only aboutthirty electoral votes from Pennsyl-vania, Instead of the thirty-eigh- t elec-

toral voles which unquestionablywould go to him under the plan pro-posed by his Pelinsv Iv aula

WILSON FEELS

ELECTION ISI FORTUNESE

FIEND WHOCOMMANDEH OF SENATE BECAUS

IN5URRECT0 OF LORfMER

FORCES INCIDENT

OF ROOSEVELT

sr.N.Ti:.Convened ill ii. ni.Passed Senator Tillman's resolution

lor tli i Terror warship.Senator Ashurst spoke (m his liill

to strengthen rights of desert landsettlers.

August Hclmon! testified before thecampaign funds Investigating enm-niille- e

that ln eotil rihutod $:'r,0,000 tothe 11,(14 democratic campaign.

All attempt to pass a resolution forthe purchase of Monlicello wasMocked by Senator I ley burn.

The ngrieult ural t'omnill Ice unthor-ir.c- d

a favorable report on a MM tocreate a horticultural commission.

Adjourned at 5:12 p. ,m until 11

Wednesday.

E1 MOVEMENT

mim:sot wiii. ii VF.PI tot.lt I.NM i: t tlWKM'KIX.

Minneapolis, July in.--- A call for astate convention of the progressiveparty at St. Paul, July litith, was Is-

sued today. It Is signed by sixteen ofthe delegates to tlie recent Chicagoconvention. WCHILD It is Understood that a Cabal Bailey's Resolution, Condcmn- - Commissioner of Corporations

Quits Taft for Third PartyHas Been Formed Against ing Presidential InterferenceinGeneral Orozco by Other

Chiefs,and Will Become ActiveOiganization.

I'KlKiKI'SSM I s ( Al bHAY ST A 'IT', ONVF.MION.

Host, in, July H. A convention toselect Massachusetts delegates to thenational convention at Chicago of thethe supporters of Theodore ltoose-velt, will be held here July 27th.

in Matters Belonging Exclu-

sively to Upper House, Passes New Jeisey Governor GoesOver Slates with Oscar Un-

derwood and Believes He Will

Cany Ncaily Every Slate,

Father and Sister of NathanSwartz Tell Grand Jury He

Confessed Horrible Deed andFled to Hiding,

HOI SK.Convened at noon.Resumed consideration of the Heall

cotton anti-optio- n bill;The military affairs committee fa-

vorably reported a bill to transferI'ort Thomas. Kentucky, to the navyfor a marine garrison.

The judiciary committee consid

noosiAi: mi:n ivSUCCESSOR LIKELY

TO BE A LOOTERCATRON AND FALL CLOSE FRIEND OF

ON OPPOSITE SIDES' FORMER PRESIDENT i,oi isi Aciivr..Orleans, July Hi. The

party in LouisianaNew

tionalwhen :,.,, lAhrm flrrWorl In Pla- - New Mexico Statesmen, as i Claimed Action Was Takenered a program to determine

the Investigation of the beef UL tu iv ivii VIUCIlU IU VJJwill hold a convention in this cityAugust 2 to select delegates to at-

tend the national convention uttrust FEW DEBATABLE

STATES MENTIONEDUsual, Are Lined Up in Theirstroy Mexican and North-

western Railroad Was Putshall begin.

I'assed l!eal cotton anti-optio- n bill.Adjourned until noon Wednesday,

Largely Because of Publica-

tion of the Harvester TrustLetters,

ADVISED BY PARENTTO COMMIT SUICIDE

Gruesome Details Given at In-

vestigation by Relative of

Votes Against Each Other onQuestion,Under Arrest,

DENVER CARES FORDemocratic Nominee Thinks

Pennsylvania, Massachu-setts, Connecticut, Indianaand New York Safe,

(.i:oit(.i i mill) put i vMKX MKKT .HT.Y 2,".

Atlanta, (la., July Hi. ltooseveltrepublicans of this state will meethere July Hath to name delegates tothe national convention of the pro-

gressive party In Chicago, August Mb,and formulate plans for the campaignIn (ieorgla. District meetings toname delegates lo the state conven-tion will be held July 2Jd.

Accused Man; Arrest is Ex

pected Soon,

Ily Morning Journal Purr-It,- Leased H'lra.1Juarez, Mexico, July Hi. (icticral

Antonio Ilojas, the man who figuredprominently In the mutiny at theorigin of the present revolution here,

SUFFERERS FROM

By Mftrnln Journal PDtrln! Wire.)Washington, July !.- - The senate

today Indirectly rebuked PresidentTaft for his course in connection withthe Lorimer case. Once blocked froma vote by the Archbald impeachmentproceedings, a resolution battle scar-red in a protracted bitter debate, fiBIG FLOOD

MOS. MORROW SAYS

By Mornln Journal bimicIsI Jiied Wr.)New York. July Pi. Tcrrilying de-

tails of the murder of Julia Connors,the Iwclve-- v car-ol- d girl found in theHronx last week,, were told to thegrand jury today.

Two relatives of Nathan Swartz, hisfather and his sister, Mrs. FrancesAlexander, testified that he admittedto them that he murdered the child.At the conclusion of the hearing anindictment charging murder in thefust degree was voted against theyouth.

Swartz has been missing since short-ly after the murder.

The cider Swartz said he advised

SHE DIDN'T KILLAbout 500 Are Rendered

Homeless and a Free SupplyStore is Opened for TheirNecessities; Houses Provided

now wants to be commander In chielof the rebels, lie Is reported to havesent a messenger to (ieneral PascualOrossco, Jr., demanding that unlessthe Orozco family gives up some ofthe funds they have accumulatedduring the insurrection he and hismen will no longer recognize irozco.

liojas has nearly 2,000 men ill Ma-

dera, about 27(1 miles southwest ofhere on the Mexican Northwesternrailroad. Two days ago (ieneral(irozco ordered the railroad torn ui),north of Madera, (ieneral liojas Im-

mediately imprisoned (Ieneral Cainpii,who had been detailed to the work ofdestruction by (ieneral orozco. Therebel chief later rescinded the orderfor culling railroad communication,but the quarrel is believed to lie brew-ing further. Just what the nllgn- -

(By Morning Jonraal BOMlal ImhI WlraWashington, July 1t. Herbert

Knox Smith today resigned as com-

missioner of corporations to Join theforces of Theodore ltoosevelt and thenew- - third party. He will lie suc-

ceeded in all probability, by LutherConunt, Jr., of Hrooklyn, N. V., thepresent deputy commissioner, who Is

described as a distinctly ndmlnlstra-llo- n

exponent. Tlie change will be-

come effective on (he close of busi-

ness, Thursday, July 1Mb.Mr. Smith will proceed to New-Ne-

York for a conference Willi Mr.ltoosevelt on Friday, when his polit-

ical plans will be mapped out.He probably will take an active

part In the campaign, discussing cor-

porations with particular reference toIho Sherman anti-trus- t law. He ad-

mitted today that lie advised the for-

mer president of his contemplatedaction and tentatively discussed hisfuture with Mr, ltoosevelt at OysterHay last week.

Mr. Smith declined lo discuss hisofficial relations with President Taft,although he n, led his silence was notnecessarily to be Interpreted as mean-ing ho had been restricted through adisagreement of ideas.

A close personal friend of Mr.HooKowll, Mr. ..iidlh was a inomlarof "(lie tennis cabinet" during theprevious administration. Ills friends

HUSBAND

(By Morning JonrnAl ftprrlul imnv Wlre.lDenver, July III. The cloudburst

nally was adopted, 3,"i to 23, denounc-ing any "attempt on the part of apresident" to exercise the power of hisoffice to Influence a vote on ques-tions within tin, senate's exclusiveJurisdiction.

The resolution was originallyframed by Senator Hailey, who hadarraigned President Taft, assertingthat he had been "officious and med-dlesome" In endeavoring to lino upregular republican senators in theLorimer case and, lis adopted, read:

"iiesohed, That any attempt on thepart of a president of the PulledStates to exercise the power and in-

fluence of his great, offieo for thepurpose of controlling Ihe vote of anysenator upon a question involving aright to n seat iu the senate or upontiny other matter, without the exclus-ive Jurisdiction of the senate, wouldviolate the spirit if not the letter ofthe constitution and Invade the rightsof the senate."

N'ot a democrat v lei against theresolution, m t six republicans votedfog it. Republicans who voted for itwere Hourne, Claiin, Full, Clalllnger,

Chicago Woman on Trial for

lT Morning Jmirnnl Rpri-ln- l t miic-,- 1 Wire 1

Seagirt, N". J,, July HI. The po-

litical ba Icgrouml of the campaignof II' I 'i, wln-r- the democratic partywill strain Its sinews for every vole,was placed before (iovcrnor W'ood-rov- v

W ilson like a checkerboard todayby the man lie regards us belter

than any one els,, throughoutthe country, tiscar W, t'mlerwood,leader of the democratic majority ofthe house of representatives.

Stale by state tlie nominee and thehouse lender went over the map nttheir luncheon at Ihe Country Club ofTrenton and when the conference end-ed they had taken from thu debatablestates Iseoiisln, Missouri, Maryland,Kentucky and New York, with a res-

ervation that there would have tobe some campaigning done in Mis-

souri and Hull while New York waspretty certain lo go democratic, thedemocrats there would have to la,on their guard ami not feel too cock-sure and made a list of tlie stateswhere they will have to fight forvotes with ii sjuuil cht'iicu of carryingthrm.

In this list they placed first thfigreat middle western stales of Illinois,Ohio rind Indiana; from the New Kng-liin- d

group they pui down Maine andConnecticut, Along the Mason andDixon border thev made note of WestVirginia. In a class by itself theyplacl Pennsylvania and last of allthey Jolted down New Jersey ns de

mi nt of the clin ts against oror.co is,Murder Declares Ho DrankToo Much But That SheLoved Him.

has not been made clear. (ieneralSalazar is in Juarez in conferencedaily with (Ieneral Orozco. All Iheother chiefs are in the vicinity ofMadera with itojas.

and Hood in Cherry creek Sundaynight have passed into history, leav-

ing a great heap of debris, depositsor sand and mud in buildings andalong the boulevards, Ihe ruins ofwrecked homes and with the stillhardly credited small fatalities of twodead. The list of injured swelledduring the night to eight, most oftin in trivial.

The mayor's r lief committee, or-

ganize,! thoroughly for continuedwork las night, began at !l o'clocktoday the iinal combing out of thewreckage for other possible victims.

The live hundred refuges fromthe Hood district are destitute of

become the reoelShould Ifojlaschief, residents fear a continuous sea-H- e

is barged

his son upon hearing tic: story of thecrime to commit suicide.

('tie of the most revolting feu luresof Airy. Alexander's narrative was

her assertion that the child wasjammed in a box after being slabbedmore than forty limes by Swartz, andthat she remained alive in the boxthroughout a night.

Mrs. Alexander's repetition of (hestory that she said her brother hadtold hi r, was detailed and explicitin its revelations of horror. Accord-ing to Assistant District Attorney Notlshe told the jury that her brother saidhe had met Julia Connors on Satur-day night and asked her to lake apair of opera glasses to his home,which is just across the hall from thevacant flat where the murder wascommitted.

The young man said he followedthe girl and at the top of the stairsposhed her into the vacant flat andattempted to assault her.

The child screamed, according to

son of loot and pillage.

By Morning Jnnrnni hnectMl t.MB Wtrn 1

Chicago, July 111. Mrs. Hem, H.Hii'Tnw, charged wb'h the murder orher husband, Charles H. Morrow, aninventor, today took the witness standIn her ow n behalf. She appeared ner-vous and begun her story In a. (alter-ing voice.

Mrs. Morrow said the first she knewof her husband's death was on them,,rnlnK of December 2sth, when his

MoOiimber and Works.

with robbing Juarez banks of theirfunds when Ihe mutiny occurred, an.lIs looked upon as one of Ihe mostmoney-thirst- y of the rebels.

assert that the commissioner was dis-pleased over the publication duringthe campaign of IheInternational Harvester correspond-ence, in which Mr. Smith's letter toPresident ltoosevelt against the prose

Those republicans w ho voted againstthe resolution were Hoiali, llrandegee,liristow, Hiirnhaiu, Hiirton, Catron,Oraw'foril, Cummins, Dupont, Oronnn,Jones. Kenyon, Massey. MeHean, Nel-

son. Oliver. Page. Perkins, Itoot,Smith, of Michigan; Smoot, .Suther-land and Townsend.

Senator Hailey, who introduced theresolution, denounced the course of

body was found on the rear porch of

MADKItO ni.POItTK TWOk i on lot s i :i.(;i ..Mi : rs

Mexico City, July Hi. Two govern-ment victories are announced In apresidential bulletin issued today.L'lora, in Hie state of Durango, wasretaken by troops umhr cten, ral

their home."My hushnm! attempted to commit

everything lint the clothing they worewhen driven out of the district. Theywill be cared for by the city.

(if th- - million dollars' Hood lossplaced upon personal property byMayor Arnold in liiH revised estimatelast night, more than half falls upon

cution of tlie corporation under theSherman anti-tru- st law, at that time,figured prominently.

In his letter or resignation Mr.Smith frankly advised President Taftof his intention to join the new party.

Mr. t'oiiant, the probable new com-

missioner, was born in Acton, .Mass.,hli .vears ago. lie was con-

nected with Hie New York Journal of

Hla liquet with heavy rebel losses yes-terday, and in a elasli between therural forces under Sanchez and itland of r,IH) Zapatistas at Polutille,

batable, although the Jersey leadersclose to the governor have promisedthe stale to him by pluralities rangingfrom Ml, ant, to I mi, nun v otes.

These stales the governor referredto tonight as "debatable," hut Indi-cations are that he believes he cancarry every one.

Mr. 'ml. rvv ,n,i told the governorthai before coining to Trenton he hadconsult,', Willi congressman in thesuslates and could thcieloic speak witha fair working knowledge ,,f

wholesale and ware- -

President Taft as described In a let-

ter tlie president wrote to Colonelltoosevelt, January (5, 11110, which thepresident made public. In a recentspeech during Ihe Massachusetts prl- -

mary. The original resolution was di- -

reeled at presidential influence onvotes upon the right of senators toretain their seals.

the stocks in thehouse district.

Mayor Arnoldmitt"o which refor the purpose

suicide three times," said Mrs. Mor-

row.Mrs. Morrow identified a revolver

ns her husband's. She admitted hav-ing had a dispute with her husbandHie night lie was shot.

"I was tired and he swore at methai night." said Mrs. Morrow. "liehail been drinking and was quarrel-some,

"N, al ly every argument," continuedMrs, Morrow, " we had was over hisdrinking. W hen I left my husband

Commerce and Commercial liulletiiiand the relief d

yesterdayof meeting the needs

( liierrero, sixty revolutionists are re-ported killed and a number wounded,

dulscppc Carihaldi. the Italian sol-Idi-

of fortune, who recently resign for years.f Hood sufferers have called

meeting of Denver citizensa massin the

the story of Mrs. Alexander, and Nathan

plunged his pocket knife inloher body until she finally fell. Thenhe plunged tin' knife Into her breastnear the heart and Julia remainedstill.

Then Nathan went to his own home,procured the box in which the bodywas found. He placed the still livingchild in this box after cutting off herhair, put the box on the dumb waiterand let it slide to toe cellar wherehe 1) ill it.

Karly the next morning, Sunday, hetook Die girl, still alive, inlo t lie loiwhere she was found later.

Mis. Alexander said she threw the

Plto(,i;i

Chlcag

:ss I S CALLILLINOIS CONVENTION'

i. July Hi. - Supporters ofat

forI!Col

Auditorium Sunday afternoonwhich subscriptions will be takenthe relief fund.

Plans now under considerationthe mayor and city engineers

,,s, veil in Illinois today ,r

a stale convention toChicago, August 3, to elect

Senator Hailey accepted an amend-ment offered by Senator McCuinbcr,striking out words of condemnationand extending it to other mailerswithin the exclusive jurisdiction "fIhe senate. lie also accepted anamendment by Senator Heybiini toInsert the, word "would" t as to make

sued a calhe held In

byto

ed his commission in the lederal armyoperating in the state of Sonora, ar-rived today to lay his case beforePresident Made.ro.

(Jonerul Antonio liojas, at the bendof a large band of rebels, is reportednear Polreros de (iastelum, on theedge of the state of Sinaloa. The re-port has caused some surprise as Oon-cr-

Delgado, governor ad interim,said a lew days ago be would be ableto keep the rebels out of the slate.

"W'c went over the situation In thedebatable slates," , iovcrnor Wilsonsaid tonight, "eonccriilng which wasthe lust campaigning ground In thecountry. With .Mr I 'lulerwood's veryunusual know ledge of conditionsthrough his colleagues in congress, I

have gotten a great deal out of thesituation that was very valuable to

delegates to tlie third party national

that night. I went to my room ...idlie went to his. Later lead my biblefor a while. 1 heard a voice outsidecalling, lull I did not go out. 1 wentlo the kitchen and turned out a lightI had bit burning and then went to

Mis. W ood's room, w here I remained

change the channel ,,f Cherry creekwill also lie discussed in pubit- atthat t i 11 . Hourly reports of the dis the resolution more impersonal.

The vote was demanded and for aninstant it appeared Hint the resolu-tion as am, tiib-- would pass unani

coiivetillon la Chicago, August f,. Thedelegates to the stale convention areto be selected at mass meetings bywards or counties on July 27. Thecall does not provide specifically fora full state ticket.

A resolution was adopted culling on'lovernor Deepen and otiier candi-dates for slate offices to Indicate

iii.I a hall,no shots while I was

Hr an Ii

"I In

covery of bodies are telephoned tothe city ii t in every instanc so fareach has proved Incorrect.

It is now generally believed that

youth out of her house when sinheard the tale. He then went to libfather's place of business, where hetold tile same story, according to tinlather.

It was stated today that the police

idlue

.Maine,teg lldeilto lelllc

the lust state discussed. Isis having strong inclinations'i deinoor.i t ic. Mr. I'uder- -

mously. At this moment. SenatorCharb-- II.

asked Al- -

there.""Did yoi

Mot row, y

torney Ii,

William Allien Smith took the floorto declare the president had donenothing improper am) that it was Im

shoot and killnir husband '.'"

stein.

Wood s reportof stales to In

pl ices It high iu the listwon with a fa ir a mountknow where Swartz is and that as

whether they would support Colonel

AFRICAN BUFFALO

KILLS FAMOUSpossible to disconnect Senator Hail- -

Ho'ise-.el- t or President 'la 1. A com

the death list w ill not exceed the lirstligur 's of tw o.

The Associated Charities, which willhae charge of Hie distribution of therelief fund now being raised for the!refugees will rent houses for th.- ac - j

coiniiiodatii ii of the homeles.". About,DUO persons will lie cared for In tliisl

of ca iii pa igniim. Indiana is countedupon to support the ticket o ally, notalone because its "lavorite son" IsWilson's running mate, but because of

soon ns the indictment is filed, hewill be arrested.

Despite this officials tonight issueda second circular, calling for the ar-rest of Swartz.

mittee is to wait on (iovcrnor Dem-cn- ,

July !!.'!, and give his answer to Ihenolle.

ey's argument from the resolution."Strike out the argumeiil." 'hen

sugested Senator Hailey."Some of it ought to be and some

"No," replied Mis. Morrow. lovedmy husband and there was nothinglusurmotllila hie that ever came be-

tween us," she said d ru mat lea ly at theclose ol her direct examination.

She was cross examined at lengthby Assistant Stale's Attorney Xnrth-u- p

who expects to coll, 'hide with thewitness tomorrow.

local conditions, tincan vote and a st i'i

dellloerai v nince III,

dividedtrend towards

last presidentialif It may be after consideration,' A vol,

lor a st;the vote

to amend t h" ca II to prov Id,lie ticket was lost, II to I I

being by congressional dls- -shouted the Michigan senator.MAJAPAN RUSSIAN trtels.

The Hireling, over which Medlllpresided, a ml w hich lasted

throughout the dav, was held behindclosed doors.

Senator Cummins wanted the reso-lution amended so as to also apply tothe use of the office to influence Votesfor or iigalns a I, ill. He said peoplewould imply by this omission thatsuch n practice was approved by thesenate.

manner until the wricked Immis arcrebuilt.

A small department store at whicheverything will lie lice to the refugeeswill be opened tomorrow. Mirny do-

nations of clothing and other neces-sities have been received. The cham-ber of commerce tonight reported of-

ficially money subscriptions of almost

c in pa ig in111 i l h o, OoVelnor Wilson believes

tin- third pnrtv will divide the repub-lican Vole so that Ihe democrats willhave more than an even chance ofcarrying the stale. In fact It is st

I that the third party moveMAKE ALLIANC E THIRTEENTH VICTIM

OF WRECK IDENTIFIEDHubert Latham, Pioneer in Av-

iation Field, Meet: DeathI Senator F.orah suggested to the sen- -

FlC ldl'1'1' "l"'-- '"" heard that the legis- -$2. mill. A local til graph official to-- !

Itoosn i:i T TO Itl.til.VI I KST AMI'AKiN TOI'K.

lyster Lav. N. Y., July Hi.Colonel ltoosevelt probably will leaveMonday or Tuesday next for Ills cam

While Hunting in

Congo Country,COMPLETEnient was reckoned with more heavilythere ih. in in not of the other stales,Pciin-- v Iv ant.i excepted, that are re-

garded hy the nominee as debatable.Were the republicans unite,! the out

nthmiio! oi.iiici, oi nit- - iovei Niiieii, a sintruding on the executive and llierc- -

Chleiictlln

The thirlHuilingloi

,k at U,tonight as

go. July l.,f the Chlcagrail road u r,was idelllitl"

iipon read at length from WondrowWilson's book, " 'ongressiona I (Jov- - gnincy

i, andest, I'll

Mrs.,f Al

nighi said that all records were, bro-

ken yesterday and today for the num-ber of personal messages receivedhere. li'latives and friends in allparts of the country wired ,o Denverresidents to learn if thc W'-r- sale.

d. he believes.pring.- -

ernmeiit." In that the author spok,of the prestige of tlie president ill of. i.ik I jcars old,I, villa Hint

look Would still be ginot vv l tiding lb"President Tail's boon

I 'ellllSV Iv nil!,! is pl.o

fad that it Isstate.

i d In a class byI in, I'.,.

The hbiililirice having declined and or congressbeing a big meeting of Idle people ,te

ll.-e-lf, heeaUSI I ill ni er the statoiunde by

mi, lo r son,lor burial.

Jos, pli Hi lib.ikei ol All

Bear Guarantees Free Hand toFormer Enemies in SouthernManchuria in Return forPromised Favors.

S,

paign in Ihe middle west, lie said to-

night that Senator Dixon was makingarrangements for the trip, and he didnot know d, limtely when be w ouldstart. Ii is probable, however, thathe w ill s iik in Dos Moines beforethe stale oonvilltloli ot tile new purl.Von W'cdiicsd.n . Alter making severalolln r speeches Ml Iowa he Will go loKansas, and then go to Michigan pre-

vious to the prima, n s, ami take partin the (alnpalgl, 111 til"-- ,' three stales.

tl,111 girt and tola rat ill

TV ho had taken power from the execu- -

,!...."Ill view of what is likely to occur

in Iho next election I should advisemy friends to go a lit I lo slow in adopt

inly those living within the Cherrycrick basin and the south Platte ba-

sin below the juncture of the two wereendangered by the Hood. The lattitresidence sections in all parts of thecity were damaged merely by theheavy rain, the overflowing of sewersand tlie lik

n visitingret urninblent oc- -

who took the body homelie said Ins mother bad l

Iricnds in Colorado and w.c

home alone when Hie lieciirrcl.

from rcpul, li-

te for Wilsona ally rosy I, noparty leaders

(Hr Mnrnlqg Journal HpmihI Wire.)Paris, July Hi. Hubert

the fatuous Anglo-America- n airmail,one of the pioneers of Ilea v ier-- l ha n

air aviators, was killed by a wild buf-falo yesterday dining a hunt In theFrench Congo.

The governor general of I'rencliequatorial Africa. Marshal HenriMerlin, In the lows tothe minister of the colonics, says La-

tham was out with natives in the fur-- ,st when he shot ami wounded a bul-fal-

which immediately charged and

there bavW ashlnthcans thatand Inc., II

"f the r.Ilo re blll.lt lie I

willHie OH

el thi, Wil-

li It .

ing ibis resolution, added Senator aid tonightmivein,g.l-.- l d- cideillv. do- -

(f Morning Jnurn-- I Htll Wm )London, July 17. A dispatch to lh

Times from St. Petersburg, commi'iit- - Colonel ltoosevelt Saul be resigned ll.lt, III! gi ound.vs o, Ibiv erimr l',iss of Mas- -

ALFONSO SAVESGENERAL'S LITE

,n- - on Prmee katsura s visit, savs 'I'll,' nS lob I, se ( s,lipid. Ill, III

BISHOP CARROLLDENOUNCES SOCIALISTS

t , i; d:ng ( 'oiiiieotlrm,lo reports to Mr. I'n- -

Itorah.Senator Cummin- - said that inas-

much as the d isl iugllislled authorseemed In favor of the recall of

he miL-h- recall this state-ment after March 1.

Senator ti'Corioan challenge,! thefiateuienl that (lovernor Wilson fav-

ored the "recall of every t h II "

"li. I had I" mind Ihe le.nll ofrepublican presidents." replied Scna- -

(line weeks ago from the Republicanclllli of New V,oik, ot which he haillong be, n a member.

A b h from Washington sayinglie Would dell, He for tile indepen-dence of the Philippines, and alt,okPresident Taft and ClarenceL'dwarils on the groin, ,1 that when bewas president they deceived him III

I. i i.. letics iron, Wilson leiuleis,ii,l oib, i democrats la the state areelleet.,1 , the attitude of tilt- tlotll- -

Pamplona, Spam, July Hi. King A-

lfonso prevent, d today what n,av havef (III.- -been a fatal accident. As In l iw .i.l Connecticut. Mr. I'nder- -

'bit Russia's flat refusal to listen tomil-it-, ntjnns made at the Haiti,- portinwrvievv tending to ml roil her withL'p'in. encourages the belief ,batI:u si., is firmly resolved to work har-moniously w j(n J.,1,-,1,- .

It is asserted iu well informedmart. is, continue the report. thai

for the conclusion of aWtual alliance have practically been

"inpli ted and that Prince Katsura is

woo.l i, .1.1 him that tln-r- was an ex-

cellent , I, .in,,- o." cariving the. slate.Mass.o hu.setis tor some reason wamd m, in i, .tied but this Is ttot regardeil

regard to the Philippines policy, I,

s.ild. was absolutely Ulitl'lle.

gored and trampl, ,1 him to ,b ,,th.Iitham's death occurred in the

Cliari ricr district near the HabresSalamat, practically in the center ofthe I'rench Sudan in tin- direction of

Chad. The date of the fatalitywas June 7.

The news of Latham's death hascause,! sorrow throughout Prancewher,. he was a sort ot national hero,because of his brilliant contributionsto French successes in aviation dur-ing itg early nd most difficult stagen.

The newspapers hire pay tribute to

tor Cummins.Senator Hurton defended Mr. Taft,

both as president and parlv leader.

leav illg Ihe ca t lied ra a Pel' a ci I Ii ill

a general's horse bolted. Ihlovvlng therioer and dragging him iibmg tinground While spectators hesitate,!,the king with great pies. ine of mindsprang from Ins carriage, caught thehorse and extricated the fallen gen-

eral. He was roundly ohc-red- .

jus smml n '.int. as the list is by noj mea ns , out pleterig to St. 1'etershurg to put the

Chicago, July if,. A sermon de-nouncing socialism by Pishop Joim P.Carroll of Helena, Montana, was thefeat, ire of tlo opening of the annua)convention of the Ancient 'rder ofHibernians here today.

"Socialism is the greatest dangerconfronting this country," satd PishopCarroll. "Kvery Irish soul shouldburn with indignation at the propo-sitions that this doctrine sets lorthfor accept., nci'. Socialism would de-

prive him of everything that any realIrishman holds dear and would bringhim back to conditions that evited

f.nal touch on the labors of the JaP- -

I I INN S PI.N WOI I IIWIN liOOMAIl.T VOTIS.

Pb.l ob iphia. July I A. Van- -

a ikelilnil g. editor of the NorthAmerican, and a supporter of ColonelKooscv ci, ifsucl ii statement x- -

ambassador. Hanoi Motono.'cording to the same authority.

'onveniioti wiP lie bas.-- on two

The Ohio senator stirred the wrathof the democrats by asserting thatCleveland had gone to the vcrv vergeof violating the constitution while inoffice, but loldid that he meant noreflection on tb former president.

Senators Townsend, Crawford andJones defended the president, whileWorks, Hitchcock n! McCumherspoke against his course.

th

West Virginia Is regarded asground. Missouri, it devel-

oped tonight, was discussed in detailbv the governor and Speaker ChampClark last Saturday. The speaker issaid to have told fJovernor Wilsonthat some work would hHV to bedone there but that there was no rea- -

points.Newlit. Most o. Neil

di,,p of a no, iiivi r, hasarchbishop of To- -

frif1om of Japanese action in

Toronto'sHome, July

McNeil, iirchblbeen appoint,-- ,

rout,,.

him ms a valorous young sportsman,who dedicated bis education and for-tune to the advancement of his coun-try's cause.

southerntaking

Manchuria and an under-- !

Japan to support Kussin

r I'linncolon, I

sa me

'o It II K Ihe attitude of Seliat,and other supporters of thehere, in desiring to have ih,against attack from the outside. i in Ireland a century ago.

TWO THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.

pal issue In Die (innpnlKii lit liiiiiml Inlit! the tariff. I l.fl iiiiihI nf Ihe

Im Hull exist In Dm-- country t " ; i v SENATE PREPARES RED FLAG CHEERED DARROIV TRIES TOfce CramFreezers

Begiira Now!You can open an account with only one dollar, If you

thiil are bclim complnlncd ul, (trownut of the protci live tariff K.Ktfiii,mill I hit l lli iiriihlliillvi- duties iiiiihIbe removed before wf can mo-re hi f, I. ..Ill frniii Hn huMi nisi ofHvitiK. iiml from many other evils llnil

TO IRK JUOGE BUT NOT PUT UP GET TIME'STESTIMOMY

lirr i'lllilillli'il nf todat,"be one hundredMr. Clidcrwoiid K ; i lil iifti-i- I he house BYMfNERSMM save only two dollars a week you

dollars ahead in less than a year,adjoin tied, In . I . in offer hisservices to iln' J mi ,i i u nationalcommittee, lli iiikiiI nililrlly ofcainpalKii f u t J n k.

"Thi! iiuiIii iiictlon in the collection Western Federation Hears Ad Judae Makes Ruling That Bars1 CIS XT A HAY IX FIVE YEARS AVIIX UK10 C'KXTS A DAY IN FIVE YEARS WlHi5(1 C'F.XTS A DAY IX FIVE YEARS WILL RE.$1.00 A DAY IX FIVE YEARS WILL RE

nf eumpalun r n . n m Ih publicity,In my i t ri i j ti .

' mi lil In-- , 'l llilnk .fIhi' public Is taken lulu the i n n i'ii '

.$ 1R.2.Y

. 182.50. 012.50. I,S2..00

Whether Hearing Will be Hadat Once or Whether Case WillGo Over Depends Upnn theWishes of Accused Jurist,

get a rKi:iiM:ss kitjAndFIlEEZEJl, IT fiieit.es HAST-EI- L

HAS LESS I'AlCTH TO

WEAR Oil GET Ol'T OF OIL

PER. EASY WOltlOKO.

of Ihi' cominlltcc. iiml Ih.-- hnnw of

dress by President CharlesII. Moyer Who CondemnsFlinn and Hearst.

Evidence Given After In-

dictment of Chicago LawyeiWas Returned,

the hi . ii i m from Hhlrli i null iliulimiMrume, there can In- tin criticism, hc- -

iiiihi tlKv will In- Hll known In ml- -

viinri', ami they inn determine them- -

Ji'lt'w." (IIt Mimln( Jnomnl Kpretnl Iaad Kit.)WaHhlnnloii, July Di. The trial of

Every Courtesy and Attention Extended to All.

The First Savings Bank & Trust Co.Albuquerque, N. M.

Illy Morning Jonrnnl ntctnl lniu'4 Hlr.ll.nn AntteleR, July Hi. AnliclpatiiiK

the early ainieiirance nf (liaf A.juukc notiert W. Archbald, ,,f lluPOLICE GET A CLUE luininerci, court, accused of Tveltmue, the San iicisi'u labor

leader, as a witness In the Harrow" ny moKii acceptance of tre- -Raabe & Mauger115-11- 7 N. First Street

SAFETY DEPOSITROXES FOR REXT.

OPEX PAY DAYSI N I'ILi 8:00 P. SI.

In JiiHilce tu WIIImiiii lt.in-dolp- h

HearHt, let il be Matedhere that ho ban never owned aMime of ntock In Ihe lloiiioMakomine, nor tinea his mother, Mm.I'hoehe. lleiirnt, own control.The property Im controlled bythe Tevln enlate, James 1',. llaKKinand Mrs. Hen tut, and the con-tr- ol

In pooled under the aliMuluteiiiamiKeinent of the Kcnoral man-HKe- r,

Mr. Oreen.

TO ROSENTHA Litrial, the defense made a determined,but futile, attempt today to obtain acopy of Tveltnioe'H testimony beforethe KTand jury here last February. Itwas the only break ill a (lay otherwise

ItllHtMUIMIIIHIIttlmtitti .

mi why ihi' mill- - f M lil tint mippurtKlvcn over tu hearinu witnesses attack show-

dlt and fiivor.i from IHiKanlHhlH court, But under way today.

The Hciiitln was Hworn in an n courtof Impeiuhmenl and a mnnmoiiH forIhe acciiHed JudKe Milling him beforethe bar on July 111 wa.n ImhijciI.

JudKe Archbald Im In ThenerKi-iiti- t at arniM of the tuiiate willnerve him there, probably tomorrow.

At K':Hu o'clock Friday Ihe courtof Impeachment will reconvene withthe acciined JurlHt and deter-mine, if the trial li.ill nroi ,1 i.i

his machine I.uter ho patentedMURDER it.HANFOfiD ACGUSEOIhn ticket.

C'omliiK down lo New York the uvrmor fuel rl I v confident, of tin. ri'suit there next November. Thin reelIiik, hi" said, was HtrcnKthcncd by ;

the veracity of liert II. Franklin, theconfessed corrupter of jurors in theMe.Naniara case.

The action nf the defense bruUKhtout the first public knowledge thattit k nt Trenton ( Jjiy with Lieutenant (Br Morning Journal ftpx-ln- l t.hi Wire

Fred II. Peterson, an- attorney ofScuttle, who had known Judge Han-ford Itvenly-eig- years, testified thathe had seen the judge under tho In-fluence of liquor on street cars half adozen times.

Ma nl, y I j. Hatr.r.1, son ofJudge Hanford and organizer of ib

Through Confession of One Tveltmue had appeared before the'ripple Sreek, Col., July 1(1. TheClovernnr Conway.Tim governor added Hint. Mr. Con

neooiul day'H hcbhIoh nf the WesternOF TRYING TO

SELL PATENT

way mill him ho thought lhi thirdburly vole In New York would nut Fcileratlun of Minern, who are nifi-t- -

Man Seven Others Are Im-

plicated and It is BelicivedCriminals Will Soon be Taken

make "much Impression." IriK In annual convention at Victor,wiih featured by the annual iiddrcnHColonel Itoosctolt' following-- In

county Brand Jury, subsciiuent lo theIndictment of Air. Dai-row- , to explainthe cashing of the $10,(100 check

by the prosecution to have con-stituted the McNamara defense cor-ruption fund.

The prosecution resisted the motionby ralsliiK the point that Tvcitmue'sappearance before the grand Jury hail

or ko over until full, perbapf) to apeclal hchhIiiii In November.

Membern of I lot nenate have d

with thu JudKe und IiIm cuunncland arc irepnred to meet IiIh wiHhento have the trial Ko over until fall.

The hoiiHo mananeiK, who appeal

New Jersey i reckoned with In plai of I'renldent Churlon II. Mover, andIn It the governor h own Mule miikhik lively debute over the who of the

red IhiK to decorate the hall in which(llr Mernlni Joiirnnl Mrwelill lat'il Wlr. )those to In- ilitm ( il fur with the ri)iiiIiIIi-- iih mill the I 111 nl inrly. 'I'liet the delcKiites lire mectimr. Kate atNew York, July IB. IbroiiKh heIn rrason to believe Hint few mil the afternoon Hesnloti, the iiueMlonullri-'i'i- l confeNKloii of a man under nr- -

ir entertained of the result here.

Hanford Irrigation and Power com-pany, was on the stand nearly all artel-no-

on, giving a history of the com-pany. His testimony was continuedInto the night session.

.A. jr. Nason, farming near Canaan,

Me., was badly crippled with sciaticrheumatism due, he says, to uric acidtlrely cured me and also removednumerous black specks that were con-I- n

his Mood. "Foley Kidney Pillsbefore my eyes.' Foley Kid-

ney Pills are a uric acid solvent and

the mi men of neven men are be-

lieved to be In the IiiiiiiIm of nollee to.

Litigant in Judge's Court Of-

fered an Interest in SalmonCan Topper; More Testimonyof Habitual Drunkenness,

no conneclinn with the indictment ofDarrow. District Attorney Frederickscontended that this prosecution wouldbe Injured should the defense be d

with the transcript of Tveit-nioe- 's

testimony, and that If the laborleader Iiim told the truth then, hewould not lie embarrusscd if he told

a h proHccuiorH, will oppime Much a con-tinuance. Hevral inembcrH of theneiiute uppcared tu urne Hpccdy ac-tion.

The mnn.'i(!ern nf the notmte willnettle the qui-.i- l inn mid will uurce, ItIn believed, to u rei-cn- of the courtuntil early In November. If a recennIn not taken K Hpccial hchhIoii of con- -

nlKht, an pnrllclpuntH In the HeiiHa- -

llonal klllliiK today of lleiimin Iton- -

enthnl, the nauibler, IiibI an he wimpri'Miinably about tu make linliirtantnddltloiiK to hlM recent (IIhi'Iumuck of By Morning Journal Booclal ImmI Wis.it auain on tile stand. are effective for the various forms ofKicKn probably will be iiHkcd. rheumatism. J. H. O'Rielly Co.

came up tin to what Haw nhoiild brlined to decorate the ball, a belatedmotion having been put fur mioh adecoration. In the arKiimeiit that en-dued, an KiiKlinhmmi and an Amer-ican Krcw pernonal.

Dch'Kale Corcoran, of I.eadville,moved that an 'Inleriiational" llaKadorn the walln, and he waa loudlycheered. A (leli'Kiile asked Corcoranwhat he meant by the "internationalIIuk."

"The red fliipr," nhouted Corcoran,and iiKHln hi! wan loudly cheered.

Hut when a poll wiih taken. It wasdecided by a vote of 3:' to 2S thatthe walln nliould remain tlaKlesH.

In hln uddren.s at the inornlnif hcr- -

allfkcil pHi'tiicrHhlp belw'ecii policeami uf the KiimblhiK

fratui ully.

JudKe Mutton ruled that the de-fense mlKht have a copy of any testi

Seattle, July 16. Frank Burpee, amanufacturer of salmon canning ma-

chinery, testified today before thoAttended with the xolemnlty which

inurkn an iicchhIoii where a federal mony Kiveii by Tveltmue. prior to thedate of Harrow's Indictment. TveltAddlllonal iii i chIh m e moiiienliu My

xpicled.AccurdliiH- to IHMrlct Attornev

mue did nut testify before the Krandjury until a month alter Darrow'.- -

Whltmiin, ItoHeiithnl wiih about tu indictment.name. kmiiiI.Ici who could corrobnialehlH iiMMertloim rcKiirdlnit iiolico coIIuh- -

officer In called to account for "liiuhcrimen and miHilemeanotH" unalnHtthe Bovernment, the nana to convertedItHoif today lulo a "hiiih court fur thetrial of Impeachment."

Henry II. Clayton, uf Alabama,chairman of Ihe bourne committee ofImpeai hmcnt iiiiinaRer.1, read the de-

mand for a BiimniotiH for the JiiiIkc.The trial of JuiIkh Archbald for al-

iened connection wllh biiHlneHH dealn

Ioii with men of hi culllnit.

house judiciary intcs-tiKatlri-

tho conduct of District JudKeC. H. Hanford, that in l!t02, whiledamage awards in a suit decidediiKianst llurpee for infrinKtiiK on sal-mon canning- patents were beiiiB con-sidered by Judge, Hanford, witnesswas Kivcn an opportunity to buy asalmon can topper invented by theJudKe. Witness said tho opportunitywan presented by his counsel. Evan

STEEL TRUST MAYnlon, I'renlilent Mover criticisedWilliam Flinn. of PeniiHvl- -

SUN PROOFPaint Is equal to any paint goldIn New Mexico up to this time.We are closing it out at $1.78per gallon, which Is below cost,to make room for a new line.

Sun Proof retails In easterncltleg at from $2.25 to $2.60 pergallon.

TUB SCPERIOR LCMBER AMILL CO.

rii:itwooi thinksWII-MI- N H s UK,

Trenton, N. J., July ( ihi ht W.I'llllcrw null, leiuler of the democraticmajority In the house of r prcHcnln-- 1

fw. tu IK oil politics for two hours iimlii half today with Woudrow Wilson litthn Country club, Mr. Underwoodmine up from Washington hy train,nnd tho governor motored over fromSeagirt. They shook liar. il Tor thefltut limn In tho New Jersey stalehouse. Tho brief ai illalllt.iliro ap-

parently resulted In ii strung mlltlllllHttiichment, for when the jmrled Mr.I'liderwoud rould not jrny too ninnykind things nlioiit the nominee, midOovcrrior Wilson said he had been

by the visit.Mr. I'nilerwiiod told reporters, how

ever, I hut he could not discuss lorlnibllciitlon whHt they hud talkednboiit, because on oiih wiih .rlvilctedto divulge whst the president of thnI 'n II nil Stales hud ti'l.l him, ii ml a.few month hei or there, In Miiv-crn-

Wilson's i'iiw. would not abro-gate the rule, lie hum willing lo talkon nlnniM any other subject, he said,nnd was nuked wluil he thoiicht ofthe platform of the ilcmui r npHrt..

"I think It IM a clear, rorccftil midutrotiK enprennloii of ilemoi rutlc prillclplen," lie Niild "I think the prllu -

vaniii, and William Randolph Hearst,an mine ownei'H who wer.. niiuri-sslni-

the laborer by lediicliiK vvukcn.I'rcHldcnt Mover'' iiiIiIicsh dealt S. McCord. a lawyer who I'icured un,.

viously in the inves- -

BE DISSOLVED

AS ILLEGALtiKution.

tttttttttn t);McCord, acconliiiLT tu the witness.

mainly with a review of the strikenltiiatioiiH In different partH of thecountry.

At 5 o'clock the session adjuiirneduntil lumnrrow. ul'lcr several l'esnlu-tlon- s

for Improving thn Federationhad been ol'l'ered.

informed him that Judge Hanford had

in which It In chaiKid Hint he wanthe bcncliclmy of favor from

havliiK HtlKatlon befurr! bincourt Im the llr.st Impeachment eimebcfiirii the neiiute nlncc JudKe Swaj tie,of I'lorida, wan tried in l!M)Ii. JudKeSwaytie wan aciullteil.

if tho elht men who have beenImpeached and tried bclnre the kcii-at- e

In the hint, century and a iiniiler,

That a inking up In KamblliiKclrclen wiim not rcllMhed by men whomlKbl be Involvid, sviih apparent. Itilinelopn, from talk iiiiiouk memlieiHufthi! 'Inner cln Ioh" In the 'lender-loin- ,

which buKiiii iih noun iih Hoiien-thtil'-

purpone became kiioiMi, Thrcatawere iniidp yeKli i day, It Ik declared,that thliiKN would laic 111 for ItoNen-llui- l

If he prcMHcd bin i harKcn.ImrliiK the day thren men were

In runnel lion with Ihe nntrilei'of UuMlilhal. I.oiiIh l.lliliev. partowner. II In aliened, of the a II im nl. lecuntaliilnif Hie parly of i who MiniIhe Kanilder, wim one of ihe liiu. Thepolice declare they are immired the

iih tin' driver of the motor car, midhave chained him wllh homicide. Illipaitnor In ow nciNhlp of a Karane, Wil-liam Shapiro, Im another prisoner, heldan a material uIIihhh, So Ih ii man

studied salmon cnnriitiK machinerywhile the patent trial was in oroirress OIJ)RAM P.ROS.

Concrete Work, Foundations,Walks nnd Floors.

Phono 1314.

and had devised a method that didnut infringe un patents nf plaintiff norStanley Committee Will MakeFATHER WOUNDED.

iwo navo iieen convicteii. Two Reports to Congress;llurpee. McCord, according to wit-ness, said that Judge Hanfurd de-

sired lo see Hurpee concerning theinvention, and witness agreed tu the

BADLY BY SONM'liiitor William Blount, of Tcnni-H-

nce, tried In U'.tK, reslnne, and I heBoth of Them Will Recommend Destruction,rani! wan dlHinlMScd; .Indue John I'lck- -

crlnif, of New llainpHlilie, wis l'i'iiim ii

Send your soiled clothe toThe Duke City Cleaners

J20 WEST GOLD AVE.The moit te cleaning

plant In New Mexico.

In Mini, and Jutluc Went II. Hum-phrcyn- ,

of Tenuennee, mirfcrcil a HlmllaitthoKO lilrlltllv the H, lire hide limlcrthe inline of "John Doe," who wasdi'il.iied tu have been near Ihe Hceneof Ihe Hbootlllir. lioHcllthal'H chief

gul UcM HHIrf Known )

lor All Sfiri I'-- l

fate In IMIU. J ' I n t JoIiiihiui, triedIn IMIS; JumiIcc Saiiiiicl ChaHc. In Outside Orders Solicited

meet ing.Witness said he believed the Inven-

tion was worthless, lmt felt Ihat it"miKht In- to his interest in view oftho fact that damages had nut beer,assessed against him, to take an in-terest in it."

Me said McCord read tu him from apaper that seemed to have come fromJudge Hanford and minted the Judgeaa saying:

"(if cmir.se, I have no use fur an,,r this kini'. ami unless riurpee

wishes to purchase it. cannot bike

ISO-I- JudKe .lumcN I'cik, In ISIld;

(Br Mornlnr Journal Sprchil LkhkpiI Wim.)Washington, July HI. Although

II Is assured that the Stanley commit-tee's IniiB irivo.stlKatinii nf tile

steel trust will result In atleast two reports to' conmcss one bythe republicans, and the other by thedemocrats of the committee it was

llrlKhlon, Colo., July I II. pre-vent un asaault upon his mother. TonyConllllo, twelve .tears old, today .struckbin father, AnKello Cunlillo, twice onthe head Willi a hatchet. The parenti.s in a critical condilion at a hospital.

Tho buy says Ihat his father scnblcdlilin and his brother because theyWere delated a day In leachiiiK homefrom Dinter by the Mood. His parent,the lad declares, seized an ax, saidhe would "Ux the whole family," amiHlartcd for the house. Tout then

d. an police euchai'Mi-- iiKahiMI a

lll'ellil. It IH ll. i il,mil v liecaUHe nf binllietllbel uf the fuie

S.-- rctaiy of War W, W. Hclkiiap, luISTli and JudKe Charlcn Swuync, inIim.'p, all were aciiiittcil by the

We repair Fiirnltnro T!iei-,.in- r..i..Tii i nlN

IIIllctlfRt tllTf UtKIWIIMl Hit' It ID "IIIKHmIvk t

'hh I'lr niixitini) in

hi!lv Uii- i(irit tut'Hi Icnrc f'M Mil f"i'V

n ia1il.ni).. n ful nlImai ii i'f .ii in mi

llun f.'i- full fifl.-.-i- t

cycles, Sewins"The ii, lice will Uft inc.' becatlMeof alwin'H piitllitK anything that is broken or out nf nr- -

ler. Just call im 1:1:11 ....! ...111 ..ithev bin e a hv MciiiI'llliurliillt WlllieHKCHISonenthal In iillened

di.Hclo.sctl today that both sides willaKri'e to recommend that the I'nitedStates Steel corporation be dissolved.

out of Hie way,''lo have nald.

time to rhotv it tu him."7TIlitlHlt v. K"1illv luhMliK Ills'

'IT put l Tin- f fit. (

ft'll ii.1irful All "M'Im nr liiMluiillx, tin- f.' K"l V"ll wliiKf i J Cki ji nml i Hlliium,it rtll tr pr. t iy, hi ..ff Itunci iiniiihui i Hit f""II' IHItllnllM, n 'll Mill'

and Indorse the anti-trus- t suit theKovernment Is proscc tilinir auainst it.

KlaMped a ball bet and struck hisfather from behind. Mother and bovMkiiIoii, Mich.,

fur your work ami deliver it at thelowest prices. Second hand machin-ery bought and sold.XARF.AF XOYELTY WORKS.

21!) West (.old Atomic. plume ((!).

All Work Guaranteed.

Subsequently witness called withMcCord on Judge llanforil in the hoThe minority report will aurce withlie hclllK held by the police.

fleolKO U HlKtilK,iikciI Foley Kidneyand bliublcr Irullble.for iny ciiHe no otlui

tel's office, but lb,. In, l,r.. .li.i .....the majority report that Hie cor

In these da.vH of high runt of living,a medicine that Ki'Ih a man up out ofbed and a bin tu work In a few daysIn a aluable and welcome remedy.John Heath, MlchlBan Har, Oil., hudkidney and bladder trouble, wan con-fined to bin bed, unable to turn with-out help, "I cumiiienced lislriK FoleyKidney Tills and can truly say 1 wasrelict ed at once." His example, isworth fullowiiiB. .1. 11. O'Htclly Co.

hi i, itI ,X ill ' 1 '"t poration H in contravention nf the

1'IIIm for kidneyHe nayM: "1 iiml

r medlclno 'UiiImfur belielllelul e

mid reliabletrouble and I'Ihmi- -

!.. ill.I C l Six Killed by Mine l.tpln-ln- u.

Richmond, Va., July Hi. Two whiteKolcy Kidney 1'IIIm

feci." They lire amedicine fur kidney Joe Martinmen and lour hcki'ocs were killed inij7, I "il. llii..imli 11,

an explosion in the mimis of the (lav- - BALDRIDGELUMBER COMPANY

no harmful iIiuuh.miiilHin. CnniaiiiHJ. 1C. U'Ulellv t'u.

Sherman law. The minority, how-ever, will nut siKii the majority re-port, which will contain siiKKestionsfor remedial legislation. The major-ity will propose one set nf bills tumeet the situation disclosed by theinvestlKatlun. and the minority willpropose another.

ton Ceal comiuinv near here late In Broadway and Central Ave.lilth. in 1, e

Ii inn , i I mn n m, .lli- - i, .jI nl-- i 1. , nt(, .un.l in Bi.., h i .1

II lit ff Im.iiim ri .in iim ili..lll t n. ii pan i,i i, ii II. mi', ImiI'M 1'lr.uh.l: ii

lay. It Is supposed a chuiKe of tools nnd Shoes Made to Order. Km...,.blanlliiK powder was picmatiirclv set Paints, Glass, Cement, RoofingTryaJoL'tnalWantAd. Results Results from Journal Want Ads hit Orders for Cripples, lteimlr Workoff. catly Done. All Work tiiuiruoi, ...i and Builders' Supplies.

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Lots in Raynolds Addition! A Dollar Down No Interest or Taxes for 191210 Per Q?nt Discount for CashA Dollar a Week Oh Saturday, July 20. at 9 0Ylnrl

4rrTrT

YOU Will Have An Equal Opportunity with Every One Else to Purchase a Lot in the Raynolds AdditionIf

r J. . vi " vvay iu uwn your own nome, take asare trip; ouy a lot m the Kaynolds addition. You will have

tttit1

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$

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3 Perhans in the past you have let opportunity after opportu-nity slip by to purchase Albuquerque real estate.

If you are honest with yourself, you have often regrettedyour failure to buy when buying was right.

Once again there is an opportunity. It is up to you whetheryou will accept that opportunity whether you will profit by atimely purchase.

Buying a lot in the Raynolds addition is not a gamble; is nota speculation. It's a safe, sound, conservative investment.

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.ut uc.uxc you Know it. it s an easy step to acquire the means to builda home after you have a lot to begin with.

I As an investment, the purchase of a lot in the Raynolds ad-dition is a proposition that will appeal to everybody. The in-vestment will become more valuable as surely as Albuquerque

Albuquerque will surely grow.grows-an- d

J The Raynolds addition contains a large number of choiceclose-i-n res,dence lots. An ideal place for a home, just far enough fromthe business district for convenience and comfort.A Warranty Deed and Abstract of Title with Each tot. No Single Lots Sold. Lots Range in Price from $50 to $350.

HOGE & McCANNA, Sole Sales AgentsGround Floor, State National Bank

' Mtmtmni,tAaAi,ii.i itiiMiiHTtitiiimiinm4X"X"X"::::

THREETHE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.

STATE BANQUET IS KNIGHT AND YOAKUM CHICAGO PLAYER IS MONEY AND CROPS

WILL HOOK UP LEADING FIELD INGIVEN OLYMPIC

Lust Butto Cup. Mlno 1SV4

Franklin 10(Bronx Consolidated 4

(Iruiiby Consolidated ... 0214(In cue Can a nea,Isle Itoyalle (Copper) 344Kerr Uike 2

I Al ke Copper 34'4I.a Sal In Copper 8

Miami Copper ISMohawk 6(1 4j

Nevada Consolidated 20 14

Nlpisalug Mines 7

North Biilln SOMi

North l.iiki B 14

old Dominion ndOsceola 11 A

gulucyShannon 16 'i

JULY THIRTY GOLF TOURNEYSTANDING OF THE CLUBS

National

hits- - Chase, Laporle. Three-bas- e hitsMeConhell. Slcrrctt. Base oh bullsDavis 3; J Ian . ii 4. struck out

Davis 3; Hamilton :,.Won Lost Tct.

New York OS 20 .744Chlcag. 48 28 .632Pittsburgh 40 31 .59"Cincinnati 41 41 .500Phllad 'Iphla 3T. .IS .479SI. I.ouls 34 4!t .410Brooklyn 30 49 .3X0

Boston 22 D .272

American league.Won Lost Pot.

Boston f.S 28 .090Washington M 33 .607Philadelphia 47 35 .573Chicag. 3 S50

Cleveland 42 43 .494

Detroit 40 43 .482St. Louis 24 50 .300N.w York .........22 f.G .286

WesternWon Lost Pet.

St. Joseph 48 34 .585

omaha , .47 39 .047

Sioux City 40 39 .541

Denver 40 41 .529

Wichita 43 45 .489

Des Moines 40 44 .470Lincoln 37 47 .440Topeka 32 50 .390

CAUSE ACTIVE;

MARKETS

Practically All Standard SharesUpward Turn Which is Haltedon Report That Stanley Com-

mittee is Alter Steel Trust,

fir Momin Jnnrnal upwltl t.u4 Vflr.!New York, July to. Im

provement was noted In the sliiunlshmovement of stocks today. The

factors were addition favor-able crop reports and greater ease ofmoney on call and time,

Practically all the standard sharestook part in today's advance whichballed ill the late afternoon on re- -

polls from Washington that the Stanley investigating committee Is liKeivto recommend the dissolution of the

St. ..a ' r ii it'ii I, o lil'enlNorthern preferred was the St l ongestof the railroad sio. ks. Tradingslackened in the tinal hour.Allis Chalmers pi. I

Amalgamated CopperAmerican Agricultural . . ti

A in. lieu n Heel Sugar ... 73American Can . . . 30 jAmerican Car and l'i m tin ry ... !iAmerican Cotton oil ...American Hide ami Leather pfdAmerican ice Securities . . . .

A mei lean Linseed ... 13

American Locomotive ..... . . 4 iAmerican Sin. and lit I'g . . ... S2

Amer. Sin and Kefg pi'd . . 107 r,Am. Sleel Foundries . sr.

American Sugar Refining . ... 127 'iA mcrican Tel. and Tel . . . 14

Ameii in Tobacco pfd . . 1 Oil I'll on

Ameri in WoolenAnaconda Mining Co 401.4

Atchison 107 Si

Atchison pfd . .iniAtlantic Coast Lille . .130Baltimore and Ohio . . I 0 X 1K

Bethlehem Steel . . 3.'.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit . . H2

'una. hail I'acil'ie .2i;ii"( '1 lit al leather . 2 Tb

Central Leather pfd . .

Central of New Jersey 70 '.r :im"i

Chesapeake and Ohio . . sO '.

Chicago and Alton . Wit 23

Chicago Croat Western . . IBChicago (ireat Western pfd. . . 37 '1Chicago and Northwestern.. . .135Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul. . . . MlC, ('., C. and St. Louis 1 '4 !' r,

Colorado Fuel and Iron . . 2

Colorado and Southern .:isdi4iColorado and Southern .... . 3 S dv 4

Cons. ill. lat.-- (las . . 144

Corn Products .. 14N,Delaware and Hudson llitlii,Denv er and Bio Inutile. 1 S Vj

Denver and Bio lirande pfd.... 3514Distillers' Securities 31 'iiKrlo 34

Krie 1st pfd -Krie 2nd pfd 42(lenorni Kloctrlc I"H(Ireat Nort hern pld I.R '

(ileal Northern ore Ctfs 42

Illinois Central 121)

Inlerboroiigh-Me- t 20IntcrboroiiKh-Met- . pld fcX'iInter Harv ester S jInter-Marin- e pfd Hi

International Paper 1 r

International Pump 2li(ii'30Iowa Central lO'.r 3

Kansas City Southern 14 7h

Kansas City Southern pfd f.S

Laclede ( las 1 Ofi '4Louisville and Nashville l!i'.i

Minneapolis and SI. Louis ISMinn., St. P. and Sault Ste. M.,147Missouri, Kansas and Texas.... 2fiMissouri, Kan. and Tex. pfd.... f!)

Missouri Pacific 3dNational Biscuit HUM,National Lead f'N

Natl. Bys. of Mexico 2nd pfd... 31

New York Central 1 4 VJ

New York. Ontario and Wesln . . 32 'sNorfolk and Western I I 0

North American N2

Northern Pacific 120Pacific Mall 31

Pennsylv a nia 1 23

People's ( las 1

Pittsburgh, C. C and St. Louis., ionPiltsburiih Coal 21

Pressed Sleel Car 3 4 'iPullman Palace Car...... .... HllRailway Steel Spring 34

Reading Hi 2 'a,

Republic Steel 2(1 4Republic Steel pfd X 4

Rock Island Co nRock Island Co. pfd 47 iSt. Louis and San Fran. 2nd pfd :ifcSt. Louis Southwestern . no laSt. Louis Southwestern pfd .... 7 2

Sloss Sheffield St. el and Iron.. r4Southern Pacific .)9Southern Railway 28-?- ;

Southern Railway pfdTennessee Copper 42 'iTexas and PacificToledo, St. I., and West . . . . 20Toledo. St. L. and West, pfd . 501'nloii Pacific . inr.--

nlon Pacific pld . HO

inited Slates Realty . K5

I'niti d Stales Kill. Per . r.o'jFnile.1 States Sleel . BillI'nlted States Steel pfd .... 1111!I'lah Copper . (i w

Virginia Carolina Chemical . . 4 MiWabash . 4 '

Wal ash pr.l 1 I

Western Maryland . r.sWest ilighouso JlectrieWestern I'llioi, K

Wheeling and Lake Krie....Li high Valley K'.O

Chlno Cop 30 7

Ray Cons 20

American Tobacco :n 4Seaboard Airline 22

Seaboard Airline pfd 52 S,

Bonds were featureless. Totalsales, par value. $2,404,0)10.

I nited States bonds unchanged oncall.

Total sabs for the day, 237,000sbal s.

Boston Mining Stocks.

Allouez 44

Amalg.irnate, Copper KIT

Amu. Zinc Lead and Sm 30 'vArizona Commercial 5SBos. K Curb Cop. & Sil. Mb 7

Calumet and Ari.ona 74Calumet and He. la 515Centennial HV4Copper Range Con. Co tSli

ATHLETES

King of Sweden Entertains Four

Hundred Guests at Brilliant

Function; Royalty Attends in

Full Force,

B M.trnlnv JnltrnM f.s.4 Wirt.)Stockholm. July 16. The palace to-

night was the seen of a slate banquetwhich proved a lilting ending ol themain part of the Olympic meeting.The king entertained 400 quests In

the hall. The king and ciiieen, crownprince and crown princess, w 're seal-ed at the head of the hall, the guestsoccupying two long tables below. The400 included members of the Olympiccommittee of various nations, foreigndiplomats, members of the Swedishcabinet and all the visiting officers.

Alter the dinner the guests assem-

bled In the reception room. The kingIn the guards uniform of light blue,walked about and conversed withmany of the guests.

One of the interesting features tothe foreigners was the slate regaliaworn by the court ofl'lclers and ser-

vants.Meanwhile the public was enter-

tained by a water carnival. All theshipping in the harbor was illuminat-ed and there was a display of

Tens if thousands of residents andmany country people crowded to thewater side to witness the spectacle.

The total scores for swimming and.living as officially announced are:

(lermany 22; Sweden 17; Australia14; Croat Britain 12; United States 9;

Canada 6; Austria 1.

Most of the Cerman ami Swedishpoints were scored (n diving in whichAustralia was not represented. ThusAustralia is easily the first swimmingnation.

The funeral service for the deadmarathon runner, F. Lazaro, of Por-tugal, who died of sunstroke, was heldtoday at the Catholic church here.The Portuguese minister and greatcrowds of visitors and residents at-

tended. The coffin was draped witha Portuguese Hag and was almost hid-

den beneath beautiful wreaths Rentby the king and queen of Sweden, thesports committee and others. Thebody is to be taken later to Portugalfor burial.

THIS YI.AR'S OLYMPICTEAM ItFTTFIt THAN 1908

London, July 17. Sporting Life isan article on the Olympic games saysthat for all round excellence theAmerican team must lie admitted tosurpass their 1908 team and only failed to sweep the decks by reason ofthe vast improvement in other nations, among whom, adds the paper,"wi cannot count Creat Britain. TheBritish team's showing was too badfor anything in several events. It hasbeen suggested to sein: a team to theUnited States to study the methodsof American coaches.'1

"My Idea," Bays the writer, "Is tosend the whole team."

The London morning papers commenting on England's lack of successat Stockholm, express keen disap-pointment and urge the necessity ofstrong efforts that Englishmen maybe better prepared for the BerlinOlympic because It Is certain thatCermany will exert herself to the utmost to dispute the palm with thepresent winners. At the same timethe papeis add, no disposition shouldbe shown to imitate American meth-ods in specialization, which are heldto savor of professionalism.

KAUFMAN VERY LOW

WITH PNEUMONIA;MAY NOT SURVIVE

San Francisco, July 10. When itwas announced several days ago thatbecause of Illness Al Kaufman wouldnot appear for his bout againstCharley Miller next Friday night, itwas thought by the light followersthat he had been unable to round him-self into proper condition and did notcare to enter the ring and Jeopardizehis chances of still being considereda championship possibility.

Doctors in attendance upon thefighter said today that the big fellow'scondition is serious and that his tem-perature is 104 degrees. He is said tobe suffering from pneumonia. It willbe several days before the crisis In hiscase is reached.

Eddie liraiuy, the promotor has notdecided who Miller's opponent will be.

If satisfactory terms can be ar-

ranged it is possible that Charley Hornwill be signed but there is strong prob-ability that this match will fallthrough. In this event liraney willhold out inducements to ltuf ; Cam-eron, the negro lighter from Los An-

geles, who has been anxious to trybis hand at the local heavyweights.

Abe Att 11, lookin? about as well ashe did in the old days when he knewno master In the featherweight divi-

sion, will leave for the mountains ofIjike county within u few days tospend a w rk in "roughing it," pre-paratory to his bout with HarlemTommy Murphy in this city on August3rd.

HEAVY PENALTIESFOR COTTON FUTURES

Washington. July 16. Heavy pen-

alties for ga milling in cotton "futures"are provided ill the P.eall bill, passedby the house today by a vote of 95 to2a. The bill yet must go to the sen-

ate.Efforts were made to amend the

bill to include provisions prohibitinggambling in grmiiK. bin these failed.

The bill would prohibit all dealingin cotton futures and fix heavy pen-

alties for purchase or sale of cottonnut actually In existence.

W, K. Wood, of II.omewoodClub, Has ',h Scoie ofNinety-- E ht Starters in theQualifyin Round at IVnvoi,

(By Morning Jnlirmd MimI:iI I pnnt YlrcDenver. July 1 6. W illi W. K. Wood,

of The IlomeWood liolf club, Chicago,easily bailing ihe Held of ninety- -

eight starters In the .pialU"', in;; roundof eighteen holes lor the amateur

j

championship of t he Western Coif as-- I

soclation, played on ho links of theDenver Country clnl here todav H,,,'

keenest rivalry characterized lbof the successful t hirty-tV- o that lll.itl -

lied for he Hist round to be playedtomorrow.

Mr. Wood's score was li'.l, his closestcompetitors lining J. Neville, of theClaremont club, San Francisco; CharlesEvans, Jr., Kdgewoud club, Chicago.and Lawrence IK liroinlicld, of Den-

ver, each of whom made the eighteenholes III 73,

The match play pairings for thellrst round tomorrow morning to-

gether with the individual scoresmade ill the qualifying round follows:

M. K. Wood li'.l, lloniewoo.l, Chi-eug-

and Mason i'helps Ml, Midlo-- Ihla u, Chicago.

Addison Slillwell, 70, Beverly, Chi-

cago, and K. S. Armstrong, s.'l, Cal-ifornia.

Eraser iMale. 74, Skokie, Chicago,and A. Calm, X2, Omaha.

F. M. P. Taylor, 7s, ColoradoSprings and K. E. McCrackon, Ml.

leiiver.Paul 11yd. 74, Wichita, mil

Stickney, s:i Si. I.ouls.J. D. Only, NO, Bock Island, a ml

J. L, Hopkins, sr, Chicago.(!. N. Al.lrcilgc, 7S, Dallas, and .1.

Dewllt, M. Colorado Springs..1. Neville, 71! Claremont, San Fran-

cisco, and II. .1, Kalon, Nl, Kv a nstoli,Chicago.

Charles Evans, Jr., 71!, Edgewood,Chicago, and V. W. Whitney, M, SanFrancisco.

K. P. Edwards, 7S, Midlothian, Chl-an- d

cago, Walter Fairbanks, S4, Deii- -

ver.I), K. Sawyer, 74, W'bealon, ('bl-

andcago. .1. A. llubbcll, S3, DesMoines,

P. A. Talbot, 71), Jefferson City, andII. K. Branii, Evanston, ill.

11. (!. Legg, "fi, Minneapolis, andF. W. McCartney, HII, Denver.

Mr. A. McLaughlin, SO, Colorado(!olf club, and H. W. Treat, SO, Seattle.

J. V. Broad, 7.S, Dallas, and W.Ilellig, Ka, Minneapolis.

L. D. liromlield, 75, Deliver, andW. N. Chambers, Sl i nnaha.

A feature of the afternoon was thepr si ntation of a large, solid silverloving cup to Frank L. Woodard, ofDenver, vice president of the Western(iolf association and president of theTrans-Mississip- (lolf association, by',1. D. Cady, if Bock Island, presidentof the Western association, on bcliallof the visiting players. The presenta-tion was made, Mr. Cady said, in

of Mr. Woodar.l's efforts tomake Ihe present championship con- -

test a success and in recognition ofhis efforts, as well as those of the j

i

members of the Denver club, to have j

this year's contest held in tills city.Cndcr Ihe rules the sixteen making

the second best scores in the cham-pionship qualifying round will playeighteen holes for the vice president'scup and the sixteen with the thirdbest scores will play eighteen holeslor the treasurer's cup after the play-

ers III the first round, match play, forthe championship have started.

Alfalfa Is a valuable fci n r.ir poul-try, 11.1 per cent protein; wheat con-

tains H.H per cent; alfalfa, costs one.I bird us much us wheal. Fowls canbe kept cheaper if given all (be al-

falfa (hoy will eat anil lie healthier.1 1. V. I ce.

VISITORS TO AZTEC

ARE ENTERTAINED

AT BANQUETI

Seven Automobile Loads of

Railroad Boosters Guests of

Commercial Club of Hustling

San Juan County Town,

Aztec, N. M July ii- lillioloads of railroad boosters were guestsof the Aztec Commercial lub al lunchon last Friday. The parly comprisedthe representatives of the Los AngelesChamber of Com r e. M s.--i s. N.iltz- -

g.r. Stewart and Wier. who were ac-

companied by .1. A. Clay. SenatorCeorge West, pen Freeman, Fran!!Kblredge, II. T. I! n.b rson. V. W.White, James Jarvis. of Diirango,Colo., and Walt.r Danburg. E. A. Mar-

tin, Frank So plin and William Butler,of J'armington. A score of local menJoined Ihe party here and took a ridelip the Allimas valley seven miles.The parly upon lis return sat downto a least al Ihe American hotel, andevery article upon the table was pro-

duced right lore at home exceptspices, etc.

Try a Journal Want Ad. Results

Kansas City Lightweight toMeet Undefeated DallasBoxer Before New Mexico

Athletic Club,

Phil Knight, of Kansas city, vs.Stanley (Kid) Yoakum, of Dallas,scheduled lor twenty rounds; YoungJeffii 's. i f San Francisco, vs. theCnnqo Kid, of South Atrl.a, tenrounds, ami another good preliminaryyet to be arranged.

The foregoing const it me MarkLevy's boxing card for July 30 atlClks' theater under the auspices ofth New Mexico Athletic club. It Isa card which gives every Indication ofbeing the best ever staged ill the state,If not in the southwest.

Yesterday, Levy receiv d a tele-gram from Knight, stating he wouldcome here for a bout Willi Yoakum,but asking that the date, tentativelyannounced for July 25, be changedto the 30th, since Ii ' desired the ad-

ditional time t.) whip himself into thebest condition possible for the bout.

As for Yoakum, his manager andtrainer, Jack Hanley, yesterday wiledthe Texas boy to start for .l!ni.tier- -

by the last of the week, fromManllou, Colo, whore, he now Is so-

journing, and Yoakum will be hereby next .Monday to start active train-ing for a bout which promises to bethe most strenuous ho has ever en-

gaged in.Director Levy last night said that

the new gymnasium being titled up Inthe rooms at the rear of the Sturgeshotel, would be ready late this after-noon. On the arrival of Yoakum, thisgymnasium will be used as his train-ing (iiurters, us well as the work outheadquarters of the Congo Kid.Knight and Young Jeffries will trainat the Elks' theater, where anothergymnasium lias been lilted up byLevy's club. This will give the Albu-(iier.U- e

fans an opportunity to attendthe dally work-out- s of the boxers andg.t a direct line on the prowess ofthe respective lighters.

HAItKY FORKS IS STILLA X IOCS TO MEET CHAVES.

The Nate Lewis Athletic club ofChicago, of which Harry Forbo the

eight champion of iheworld, is the boxing Instructor, Is Incorrespondence with Director Levywith a view to gelling Forbes unit, bedhire at an early date with Benny Cha-

vez, f Trinidad.The sporting department' of the

Morning Journal also is in receipt ofa, formal challenge from Forbes' man-ager to Chavez, tor ,t light at any datewithin the next month or six weeks.

With Forbes anxious to come toto meet Chavez, all that re-

mains to make the match a certaintyIs the acceptance by Chavez of thechallinge anil the signing of the articles of agreement. The proposedmatch with Forbes Is one which Cha-vez cannot afford to pass up, since II

he should win from the Chicago boxer,who is one of the best In the country,It would put him ill line for a gowith Johnny Coulon, the bantam-weight champion and other

in the bantamweight division..

ANVIL IS VICTOR IN

REMARKABLE RAC E

AT KALAMAZOO

Geer Entry Captures 2:08 Trotin Straight Heats, LoweringRecord Each Time to BeatHelen Stiles.

(Dr MnmtDiK Jnnmnl siwrliil longed Wire.)Kalamazoo, Mich., July 10. In one

of the most remarkable races everseen at Recreation park. Anvil won

the 2:0S trot today in two straightheals. The tirst mile was covered in

:00 the best tint.- of the seasonand in the second heat Anvil furtherdipped tile time to l':(M', HelenStiles, winner of the L':07 trot lastweek, was Anvil's nearest competitor,but at no time was deer's horse Indanger,

l.ongwi.rth B., won the L08 pacetaking three out of live heats.

The 1!:1S trot was hotly contestedfor tiv heats, of w hich Zarrine andDave Hallie each captured two. Theformer bad Ihe best average standingand was given llrst money.

t'oronuilo Country (lull at toionadoBeach, California, is I'wnllni:Many Silver Cups and ValuablePriis to Winners in the (iolf andTennis Tournament.

At Coroi.ado, week of July l.'.th,slimmer golf championship for wom-en. Week of July midsummerhandicap tournament. Week o Au-

gust 1st, summer golf championshipfor men. Weekly handicap matchesduring month of August. For allhandicap matches sterling silver cupswill be presented to the winnersthroughout the season.

Summer tennis tournaments, will beplayed every week during theAll the coast stars will take part.

Try a Journal Want Ad. Results

Philadelphia 5; Cleveland 2.Philadelphia, July 16. Cleveln nd

lost through the Ineffectiveness of(lregg, who succeeded siocn Inthesev-nth- .

Jackson, who was put out try-

ing to slide into second, Injured Illship nnd wan carried off the field.

Spore: R. II. KPhiladelphia 5 10 ICleveland 2 10 0

Retteries: Hoiuk and Thomas;Steen, (lregg and LivliiKston, Two-hus- o

hits Melnnes, Olesoii. Base onballs Steen 4; (lregg 1; Hnuck 2.

Struck out Steen 6; (lregg 1; Houck2.

1 lost on 7; Detroit 2.

Ikiston, July 16. Boston made itfour out of five from Detroit by win-

ning today. Detroit nave Moran, arecruit, poor support,

Scores R. II. EHoston ... 7 9 1

Detroit 2 8 1

latteries: Collins and Carrlgnn;Moran, Stanugo, Onslow, Two-ha-

hit Stahl. Three-bas- e hit CobbBase on balls Moran 5. Struck out

Collins 3; Moran 1.

WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha 2; Wichita i.Omaha, July 16. Hicks he'd the

visitors to five hits anil won his sev- -

enth straight game.Score: It. H. I

Omaha 000 000 001 2 7 4

Wichita 000 000 1001 5 2

Batteries: Hicks and Johnson; Perryand demons. Two-bas- e hits Justice,Johnson, Pettigrew. Base on ballsHicks 1: Perry 1. Struck out Hicks9; Perry 4.

St. Joseph :t; ToMUa 2.

Topeka, July 16. Two runs in

the sixth gave St. Joseph a one runlead that Topeka could not overcome.

Score: ' It. H. E.Topeka 01 1 000 0002 6 1

St. Josenh 100 002 0003 8 2

Batteries: Hornsby and ChapmanCrutcher and (Jossett Two-bus- ? hitsReillv. Crutcher, Both. Three-bas- e

hit Lee. Stolen bases Lee, Cochran, Melnke. Base on balls Hornsby 2; Crutch r 1. Struck out Horns- -

by 4; Crutcher 7.

Sioux C ity 9; Denver 8.

Sioux City, July 16. By a desperatebatting rally in the ninth Sioux Citywon a snail like game from Denver9 to 8.

Score: R. II. E.Sioux City ..000 000 006 3 9 15 3

Denver 100 100 1 12 28 15 2

Battorles: Clark, Brown and Uren-dorf- f;

Harris and Block. Two-bas- e

hits Meyer, Beall, Block. Three-bas- e

hit Block. Home run Coffey. Baseon balls Clark 3; Brown 1; Jlarris 3.

Struck out Clark 4; Harris 4.

Lincoln les Moines 2--

Lincoln, July 16. Lincoln won adouble-heade- r with De Moines, thefirst by 4 to 2 and the second, a twelveinning pitchers' duel, 2 to 1. It wasbase ball rooters' day and i recordcrowd of the season attended.

Klrst irame Score: R. H E.Lincoln 010 300 00 4 8 0

Des Moines ...101 000 0002 5 2

Batteries: Smith and Carney; Faberand McGraw. Two-bas- e hits Hahn,McC.raw. Double plays Lloyd toMullen; Kores to Faber. Struck out

Smith 10: Faber 7. Base on ballsSmith 1; Faber 2.

Second came score: R. H. E.Des Moines 000 010 000 0001 9 0

Lincoln ...010 000 000 0012 8 0

Batteries: Sweet, Douglas and Via- -

towski; Hugerman and Carney,

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

At San FranciscoScore: II. E.

7 2Oakland4 3

San FranciscoBatteries: Abies anil Kohrer; Baker

and Shea.At Los AngelesScore: 11, II. E

8 12 (

Los Angeles2 7 :

Sacramento i

Batteries: Tozer and Smith; Arel

lanes, Baum and Cheek

Porthind-Yerno- n game postponed

Vernon did not arrive.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City Kansas City 3;

Louisville 1.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis 6

Toledo f.

At St. Paul St. Paul Columbus

4.Only three games played.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Mobile Mobile, fl; Atlanta. 4.

At New Orleans New Orleans, ;

Chattanooga, 1.

At Montgomery Montgomery-Nashvill- e,

rain.Only three games.

An Increasing number of people re-

port regularly of the satisfactory ts

from taking Foley Kidney Pilland commend their healing and cura-

tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills area carefully prepared medicine, guar-anteed to contain no harmful or habitforming drugs. They can have onlya beneficial effect when used for kid-ney and bladder troubles, for back-ache, rheumatism, weak back or lum-bago. J. H. O' Welly Co.

A Michigan woman, who was ac-

quitted by the Jury on a charge ofmurder, kissed ten of the Jurors. Theother two escaped through a window.

Supi rlor . 47Sup, rior and Host Mln. . IKTamarack , .18

P. S. Sm. Itef. and Mill . 444I'. S. Sm. Bel. and Mln. pfd. . 4S14I'tah Consolidated . DDiI'lah Copper Co , 61

Winona . . r.liWolverine 10s

Chicago Board of Trade.

Chicago, July 1(1. All the expertsIn the northwest reported practicallyperfect crop conditions today, andthereby threw Ihe wheat market Intoa state of extreme weakness. Pricesclosed heavy rn 'u I 'i cents under lastnight. Hope faded for the bulls Inwheat when one dispatch after an-

other said there was no slut) ofblack rust, and that the weather re-

mained Just the sort needed to insurea. bumper crop. Llipiiilatlou andshort selling carried the market downfrom the outset until the break badI , ached the iow est lev el on the pres-ent down-turn- , A fair recovery tookplace later, September fluctuatedfrom DS'i, to '.HIS cents, with lastsales lit !Mi!(, cets, '( 'j Centsdown.

September corn ranged from 06 4

to li7 cents, closing easy at 6 7 14

fii 07 1, cents, a price 'h cents dow nfrom 24 hours ago, Cash grades wereIn slim request. No. 2 yellow, 3 Mi

7 4 cents.The fact that culling of oats was

under way in Iowa and Illinois un-

der conditions which left nothing tobe desired had its effect. Septemberranged between 3 3 Its cents and 34

cents, with the close '.j cent lower at33 7i, conlK.

In Ihe end provisions prices averaged about the same as last night.

The Wool Markets.

llDstoll Wool.Boston, July ti. Domestic wools

continue In active demand, withvalues showing a higher tendency,(lood sales are reported along

lines, and the llrst lot ofOhio delaine changed hands recentlyat 34 cents. Considerable Texas, elahtand twelve-month- s wool has beensold to arrive nt 20 cents for the for-mer and 21 cents lor the latter,

Scoured basis:Texas line, six to eight months, 53

'(if!i cents; tine twelve months, 6062 cents; line fall, fi5(ii CiH cents,

California, northern, fiMlj52 cents;middle county, 4X'iraO centN; south-ern. 47i'4S cents; fall free, 43fM0cents..

Oregon, eastern No. 1 staple, 6H76.1 cents; eastern clothing-- 6fii(67cents; valley No. 1, D 0(1' It 2 cents.

Territory, tine staple, ti.'Mi 0 5 cents;line medium staple, G0G(i2 cents; lineclothing, !7'iMiO cents; tine mediumclothing, f. Ci r 7 cents; half-bloo- d

combing, liOiiilll cents;ri71i ns cents;r.4 dl fo, cents.

Pulled wool, line "A," SGif S7 cents;"A" supers, li'ldttii cents.

St. I.ouls Wool.St. Louis, July 16. Wool sleady;

territory and western mediums, 20(i24 cents; line mediums, lKjr20 cents;line, 1 3 (re 1 7 cents.

New York Cotton.

New York. July 16. Cotton closedsteady at u net advance of from 6 toH points.

The Metal Markets.

Now York, July 16. Copper,Millet; standard, apot and July, $16.7.'i(il l 7.25; August, September and October, $ I 6.S7 li f.i 1 7.37 '(,. KleotrolytiC,1 7 fir 1 7 li cents; lake, 17 WW 17',4cents; casting, li r'i fir I li 7d Cents.

Lead, iulet; $ 4 00 W 4 75.Spelter, firm, 7.2(Kir 7.00.Antimony, lirm; Cookson's, S.25,Iron, steady; unchanged.Bar silver, (ioli. Mexican dol-

lars, 4S.

St. Isnils Speller.St. Louis, July 10. Lead, ipilet,

$4.00, Spelter, (pilot, $7,05 4(17.15.

lximlon Metal Market.London, July 10. Copper, easy;

spot, 75, 3s, till, futures, 75, His, 3d.Lead, IS, 10s.Speller, 26, 5s.Iron, Cleveland warrants, 50s 10 14d.

The Livestock Markets.

Kansas City IJvesux-k- .

Kansas City, July 16. Cattle Re-

ceipt. S.OIM). Includes 200 southern.Market steady. Native steers. $6.H0(t'ti)..'',. Knot hern Hi h. i 4 f.O lit. 7 00:

hern ciiu-- linil heifers tlT. ((.

5.65; nativ e cows and heifers, $3.25 r, t'

X.50; stinkers and feeders, $4. 25117.00, bulls, J3.755rB.&0; calves, $4.50itrK.oo; western steers, $6.50 (if H.50;western t ows, $3.25f'i 6.00.

CTilcago Livestock.Chicago, June Hi. Cattle Re-

ceipts. 2,500; market slow. Beeves,$5 r.fl'n !l 55; Texas steers, $5.00M7.15; western Mei rs, $5. Do i 7.60;stin kers and feeders, $3.8iii C. 30:cows and heifers. $2.60 ! 7.70, calves,$0.50 r a. 75.

Hogs It ipts. 1 1.000. Marketstrong to 5 cents above yesterday'saveiage. Light. $7.20i 7.55; mixed.$7. it '". fifi : heavy, $.54i 7.65;rough. $0 !ir. Hi 7.15; pigs. $6.55 i 7.25;bulk sales. $ 7.55 i 7.65.

Sheep Receipts. IX. 000. Marketj.liill. Native, $3 15i5.25; western

$311. 40i 5.25; yearlings, $4. 1506. IS;lambs, native, $4.007.I5; western,$1.25 y 7.25.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National Ijcague.Hoslon at Cincinnati.Brooklyn at St. Louis.New Yolk at Pittsburgh.Philadelphia nt Chicago.

American League.Chicago at Boston.St. Louis at Washington.Detroit at Philadelphia.Cleveland at New York.

Westorn league.Denver at Sioux City.Pes Moines at Lincoln.Wichita at Omaha.SI. Joseph at Topeka.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago 3; Xctv York 1.Chicago, July 16. Chicago defeat-

ed New York in a pltt'hers battle Inwhich Lavender outclassed Tesreau inthe pinches. It was Lavend-T'- sec-

ond victory over New York during theleaders western trip, his first victorybeing the defeat of Marquurd. Chi-

cago made two runs on an error, anout, two passed balls, a single and atriple, while the third run was madeby bunching hits. New York's lonerun resulted from a triple and Tink-

er's error In relaying the ball afterthe hit.

Score: R. II. E.Chicago .

3 6 4

New York 1 7 3

Batteries: Lavender and Archer;Tesreau and Myers. Three-bas- e hits,

Sheckard. Murray. Base on ballsTesreau 2. Struck out LavenderTesreau 5,

Philadelphia 5; Cincinnati 0.Cincinnati, July 16. Philadelphia

shut out Cincinnati, Alexander allow-ing only four scattered hits. Suggs

hit hard and his support waspoor.

"core: R. H. ECincinnati 0 4 2

I'hiladelnhia 5 13 0

Batteries: Suggs, Davis and McLean;Alexander and Dooin. Two-bas- e hitIluhlitzcll. Three-bas- e hit Knabe.Base on balls Alexander 3; Davis 1

Struck out Alexander 4; Suggs 1

Davis 3.

Pittsburgh 5; Iirooklyn 4.Pittsburgh, July 16. Pittsburgh

defeated Brooklyn in ten innings.Brooklyn twice tied the score, the firsttune because of u wild throw to thirdby Cole and again by hitting Colefreely.

Score: n. h. e.Pittsburgh . 5 12 1

Brooklyn . . . 4 8 0

Batteries: Cole, Robinson and Simon; Ylngling. Bucker and Miller.Two-bas- e hit Mensor. Three-bas- e

bits Mensor, Wilson. Home runsWagner, J. Miller. Base on ballsCole 2. Struck out Cole 2; Ying-lin- g

2.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 7; Chicago 2.Washington. July 16. Chicago used

four pitchers but Washington won.Johnson struck out ten men amiknocked one or the longest lilts onrecord for a home run. The gamewas called after the eighth inning toallow Chi.au, i to catch a train.

Score: R. H. E.Washington 7 9 2

Chicago . , . ..,... 2 6 2

Ballerles: Johnson and Alnsmith;Peters, Bell, Benz, Lange and Kuhn.Three-has- ,, hits Shanks. Milan. Homerun Johnson. Base on balls Bell6. Ben 2; Johnson 1; Lange 1. Struckout I'eters 1; Bell 3; Benz 1: John-So- n

10; Lange 1.

St. I .ouls 5-- New YorkN. w York, July 16. St. Louis took

a double-heade- r from New York andsent the locals back to last place.Cenrge Davis, the Williams college re-

cruit, made his major league debutwith New York In the second game,and pitched well.

First game Score: 1 -

New York 1 6 0

St. Ij.uls 5 9 1

Batteries; Warhop and Sweeney:Bauingardner and Kritchell, Stephens.Two-bas- e hits Kritchell. Pratt.Three-bas- e hits Pratt, Compton.Home run Kutinau. Base on ballsWarhop 2: Baumgardner 2. Struckout Warhop 7; Baumgardner 4.

Second game Score: R. II. E.New York 1 7 2

St. Loin., j g 2

Batteries: Davis and Sweeney;Two-bas- eiUiuiliun and Stephens.

rJ' )' a

r four THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.

I Children Need Extra Care TRAIN ISt in Hot wcatner $

HllllllH'l Ill-Il- l Dimmit . IN III I.In- - J FATALLY SHOT BYIII Onis. IT lloMt--

Th moihrr ciiinim tin better fHIS Ifhi-- r children Ihnti to train them, from

liifnney, to regularity of tin- bowels.Chroiilo constipHtlon in Inter life i u ti

be avoided If (lif i hiitl learns early I hi'Itet-- J for It (luil.V Vn I'lin t In ll of llli'polHlUIIUlK stomal h Wllte.

There will, of enitise, hi' times wlniithe little one Hill Inn ollm eonst Ipu led

Quarrel Last Evening Results in

ii ml bilious. In hot weather, I'Kpi'i liilProbable Murder of John LHunter; Woukl-B- e Slayer inJail,

l. ilium-dint- attention In net'esKarvitn ninth serious ltlnea rHii lt fromInactive tumils. Xnlls, rathartl Where summer is idealat the seashore in the mountains or midway between the two, within easy reach of both. Literature of the various Hotels

and Resorts may be had by writing to the advertisers, or upon application at the Information Bureau maintained by this newspaper.I'lirmit It in mill similar dntstie h i t

tiintu arc harsh ami violent anil onlybring leiiipur.tr relief while disturbI n k tht" whole svsieiii. A gentle, plens

'anut. bowel llniii)(int lllto I r, Cii lil The New Hotel TroyIOCS BIXTH BTItKBT, BAN DIEOO.

Itit NChANTN6 ISLtOF The PACIFIC POJJERiHOKLwell's Hvrup I't'iiHlri In far pref rn bit

II I kw CJ i 'IH.1 arum - 41 X MJMm ,fWHyrttp J't'imln lontnlns no ttareotli Nw. motlrm and elprnntt central! In- - r?drug, composed of simple laxa ratrdi mirl,rla d.iwnaluir.i all iiut.14.riM.nm. KhI: tl.00 tirr tiny anil op, withuridine uf tin I lu Willi prlvul tiitlh, ll.tt

v . t m

In a hiiarri'l Ht Hie family homo.213 Went TIJrriiM nvcntii' lat eyeii-Iii- k

ahoiit B o'clork. John I.. Hiinlrr,a tii'Kro train porter employed on theHtm tit Ke coiiKt ilnca, wim shot anilperhitpH mortally wotiniled hy IiIhwll'r. While Iliu woman clulma HiHttho HhootlriK wan nn iict'ltlt-tit- . Hunter,In a living del la nil Inn iniiilr Hhorilylltfor' l'l o'clock lllHl tilKht at Ht.JtiKcph'H hoxiiltal, where he wax takenaooti nfler the It'iiKcly, which atate-iii- i

nl wim niude to DlMlrh t AtlorneyM. If. VIkII In the preHetiee of Chief

-- r.4i M'tlvo herbs ciiiiiliiiii'il wllh pepsin, amiart gently, In u natural miititu-r- , on up. juaa mny tuavryunf. inre refunded.

KAH. IIIM.ICKKdKI), I'rtip.stonim-h- bowels ami liver, Hy thorout hlv elotinslriit Ihe bowels it ml r- -

movlng the foreign ninller that IrrlI a of und Inflames I hi' tlsHie, it THE WESTONIAmilt'My t ht'i k the Hiiininir diarrhoea

LONG BEACH, CAL,that I o weakening I" effect.IirugKlM sell Mr. Cnlilwells Hyrui

(Flrt-prfin- )2.1 WmI Fifth HI., Iw Atiiflm, Cal.

('Hllfnriiltt flimtt At,arltniiit llnuim. veryof I'ollre Thulium Mi Millln ami JiiHlh e

I'opsln for fifty t'rnlii ami one ilollMr of the I'rare (ieolKe (. ('rain, madeTil K roOI J ST AM

MOST IIKAI III I I I V sm ATDI)KI:mKT ( AI M DUMA,

Hut ... tmnuifs' ruff l ..ut .jx Ani" I'll K 'KNTKIt ' IK A 1.1, SIMM Kit

a hoitli-- , I hi' larger size being In the poMltlyp iiHUrillon thnl hi wileetuilmlly l"i.t,'(l Hunf (luritoni, Hun Par-lor.. Hui'UI II Hi la. KVKHT MtJllKHM ACftiMMtillATIIIN. WIIITB roil rUHTHKHINKtJUMATION.

tended for family use. A free trial Hliut him, followltiK a iimili'l anil

SANTA BARBARA.CALLocated In a tmplcal park nf an acre,

facing the Hanta ltarhnra rhanncl. thamost delightful cuiibliiatlon of licach nu(MountaitiH to be found In Californl.i. A"cr-ftr- e

minimum temperature for Jun, Julyand August 54, innxlmuin 71, with au minerounnhine every duy. All tho milk. ri m,vegt (allien, poultry, afjualm, and aporilon of the meat la produced on tin. ,(.ter Kan eh under t lie moat siiruiury .irnii.tlona possible. rates fur chlittrtnund parties Bjendmn 30 days or imire. tq.cure your ticket direct to Santa Hariri ra,European I'lan. Kates most reawnriadie.Koom with hath from 11. OH. Honm

bottle, postpaid, fan In' ohtalni'it byMrtiftle to ohtalu poHKeHMioti of the rewriting to In. W. II, Caldwell. 406

Washington Ml . Mtiiilliello, III. volver with which the kIiooIIhk whsdone, hut he did not Hay that he le-eched Ilia wound an the result of nn

TIIK NOITHIAMf MOST I1I K.M I I I I, l'l KAMI UK KKSdlt f

An lhle of ('tiniiilfNM UmihIitm, hpt'iidVtiiir Su iiiitH'F

Of'TI.VO AT AVAI-- i N' Km l"V tJmi'h-.i- l fiimp life nl Hi. ISI.AMi vir.-1- ,

A AS I) CANVAS il'l V. .inftirl-iiIiI-

l.(iu' uinlt'i' Htunly irii'H,fur iiin htwl cifriiittiv f'-- h"iim'ktcp- -

IllK. 'iiH t till Nl"Ji'H Ilfl'l coliviMiihiic'M. V'try Mi'"tfr.iti- ihIch

Tit At TH i.NS A XI) Sih'IAI, A "VI VIT1 Kri."M.M.I Virrinlii uTl'M.kM Ih.' I'afifif mvnnanil ri'i'i'hm llu- ((... lnve,es t li i'i u h ii tIhr Mil ii ni'itilllfJ. l.illK'. '("!, iililshii;)' iii h vudt. ii"i vera iiiIiih ami Kpat imisv u H r, Ttt'u lini'fi T I'lS ISriU'liTS Mini ilrcssinK i .'ms with attcml-finl- s

1'i.r tln-H- wim .'njti.v the surfh.'ttllillK H.tlt'l ll(iinill IM ';lrHv

I'AMOI'S VIK'UMA COI'XTIiy ('a(-t-,

l'l K 10. i VI' HtMSiC. HAND STA'I. Illf a t all tin- iiit I'f iv "! ii m a lulu in umc iim' nt 4.

Ini!'. ya.-li- inj-'- i fish UK, Tii'.t ri n a ml)i..iwclntck riding a M fivit (lellrhlful

accident.ml Yvjjtwm.AtteiidlnK phy.'li limn hold out pracCITY MARKET PLAN

tically tin hope for lliinter'a recovery. with private hath fr(m 2.00. A merlcaaflan if ym preferMHO M. rOTTKR, Munnifcr.The hnlli't, which waa from li ait! II a

Writ- f..r imshcr llarrltiKton ItlthnnlH doiihle- -

Hotel Turpin17 Piiwall Nlrerl, at Market

HAN fKANCIHCO, CAI,.Ii ti.rlt.a uf mild comfurt; II f'r.t-i-I- h

eatlii( h.aii.a within 1 l.leik. K.t.iIt RO to 14.00 p.r llity; 225 raem.; net adark room In the btiuae. It.lnf uro.tl

balltllnit.V. I.. A. W. TI HIIV, I'rop.. and M(r.

TO LET: 1,000 APARTMENTS

For famlll.' t'nMPI.ETRT.T rPRNlHIIEDFDIt llut'MKKKKPINU MKT I Kit THANHOTK1. l.lnMIIUIC (O.MKIKT l.t.HHKXI'KNHK .iiutl.,.Kly I'lenn, uooleat, ini.atli.tmpllkn. In run arnunila. all Ineatluri.. Clnlj.

10 to (III) monthly. Nu oarfara. T.

40n W. Nlilh arM(, i, Ant.lea, Cal.

fur It f In ftiisiiif. ' i i liMi.klt-- un i Ni'.stirl Stani. v, ,'i'

until. it. r Rinpt lltnl it rntl.Mi'imlil M'i"liKlil laiinrh il'l. yuttiiiiiK, whm hi K. li''P H.'ii fiw'ilnf ii imI evewnicr inrt. Hp"My n h"tt wolf i.iitfIhMIiIh. in nu Tit iiln 'M hltifc. ticiiiiiluTO BE BROUGHT uctlon revolver, will) a h harrel,

enlere.j Jiint 1. m I the h it car, theOOI.KST KI.S.IKT INbl'.l., IT IS l.l I I IN, It AKtl lll' TI I U ( (Htl-- Til TIIK

Mil I III US ( Al II (MIMA.bullet emhrilillnK Itaclf In the vlc- -

IIiii'h hnilii.

i llrnlif ii(f, J .iH.'l.'ii' U I'iiliiiK nmlh mil In k Hand run err is p Vfniuf s i.yIIm Hum.. i Ciitalliift MimhI M;iiln'Itiuwl The mom cnttl, ilryclirniite in ' 'ulifni nhi,

RIGHT ON THE BEACHTIlC l'AKKKK AI'AltTM KXTS will t

'.pencil about July K.th. Two, three amifour rum unites with halh. Ivvi-r- mothrti(onvenience. "Write, fur descriptive folder,K. M. Parker, Manuger, 3iox M'J4, Ocean'ark, Cat.

There were no eye-w- it nehaea to theT ,1UP TO IG fhootlriK. AccordliiK l Mis. Hunter.

they hud hall a tllHpllle III Hlr Illi'l'N- -

ln over n lot which tin hud pur- -

rii.nntnir Co., IPniiflr Eleclrlo .'

.L. I. X lllilK., Lea An- - 'C. ''a'- - g

LONG BEACH,KM A SON I'KOMISKS TO IlK TIIK I.AICt.KNT KVIilC.

nr Jump l.dMi Tt Ih l.ii hi ik l'tniiiif have jn--

'I Tur- tui-ii- v ti.-- a ml a pall in.-n- hniM-- ini, .h hu,' an x pctul it ut'1 ifan H nil hi. ,..nt; Ih iMi joviiiK nun-- pr'.tM'i'it y ami f Ut leu l hmiin ii'iii iph. 1,1'iivc imw and cnjny a lt k h tf'ii t nimnn-- uiitiu. a s

ut tin- Kiimm.r ni'.nlliH M turn"! h A tul l riu in. llath fani'iUM A'irnitua

chiiRed and on whlrli nhe dcHired li

hoiiHe hullt. 'I'll Ih dltl In, I inert WilliPermission Obtained from OwnIn . a ,xnwrllllKf. "pllli, .111'.',I '"lint vM ..(.

HOTEL ANTLERS Kodak Freethe approval of Htmlrr, however, nnil luh Ttut I'iko. Sp..rtv d- -f Links, Vachln. Ht'liK UATIIINer of Block South of Gold they itiurrced. At that lime, iiccoril- - ami unnt;fj. I'li'iityit.fii t lit' data writelir

l'i'ivlii l..r.-hfi.- liitMnv. Mm ml ..n.. itH af t r

i);i'i..(i f..r all Ht'V Vn' TH'KKTS i!Hi;i'T.ri't'i at y ' 'ha in h.'i' f t 'niiuneive. "ili K lo Ml". Hunter'M tttory, he tleiminil- - "in mi

liml.yAvenue on Third Street for I the fi'Volver, anil when Hhe told him

121-42- :1 V. 4Tir ST., M)S AXC.M,V.H.

HlKht In the center of (IiIiikh. Shop-pln-

tllHtrlct, l.ankH, chiirchea amiphtcea of iimiiHiiineiits within eaaywalkltiK dlHl.'ince. Room per day, Ibolip; by week, $4.00 up.

Hht hiitl hht It, he hrcainfi uriKry n lit)

Vrl'ix prints, No. 1 and 2, 3c. Othersizes up to pout cards, ami 4x.",, So

Si'mt for complete price list. The Went.irnKodakery. ib;, South liroailway, l.os Atit'.ns.

Use of Ground.heaan a "earcli for It, tint without NEW HOTEL WINDERMERE SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA.

vfotaI oca (pi! nn Ocfim Avrniipi, fttrlny hfnnUfnl Mnrlt Turk and Orenn. BantaMotilcHH nfWr-Mt- , lu Bud bct botsl. or rulM ami rrsrrvnlluns. BdtlreHfl, K.llonle, rrttprMlor.

avail, He then went away. In thtTilt) pity market, Inrir tall(i"il of nnil meantime, Mih. Hunter hiivm kIu hud

aken the revolver Into the hack yardof their home ami hid It under a box

Percival Hotel and Apartments Los Angelss-8- 45 S. RheumatismIjihi evt nl iik. Juki ii few Inlntiteibefore the hIiuuiIuk. they hud another

HOLLENBECK HOTELA. O. Bllloka. jno. 8. Mltch.lL

LOS A.JVGELESMEW MEXICO HE A. HQ VA. H TE US

IUte From 11.00 to 11.60 per (Jay,

With Private Hath, $1.80 U $10.

oiipoHlti lliimlinririr'i: 1 hlWk lo Majrslle, S to OrpVipiim. Roomn to ?.l0; with(mill 91. AO l4i l.ou. Koom, klthen nml hath $Hti month up., J, 1', (iii-- Mnnuiccr.tuarrel, thla time In the buck yard

Ai roi'dllig to the i InlnlinallunMih. .Hunter then went und

ant the Kim ami they m uffled for lit)GOLDEN HILL HOTEL, 3364 F St., San Diego

Flrnt rliinnj utiperh view nf mountiilnft. Tiilley, fKenn, and hny. Three far Mneatent. K4Hm himI tMitinl $I.M) up. Mm. B. 1. Kne, proprietor.

poxNiNilon, Hiinler falliliK to take It

BTOMAC1I TROtmLKSKIU.JY ALLMK.MS

FaywoodHot Springs

away fit, in Ih wire. in inn ii.viiik Albemarle Apartment 2343 Bcarff St.. St. .IiiintwI'nrk, I .oft AiikcIcm. Hxcluaive,Ntiiteinenl, Hunter Nit hi lie llnally Kiiv

THE "K-T-" IRRIGATION SYSTEM When In Lot Angelea this lum- -ntnr I nan Met-- mir

up the alriiKKle ami Inrneil unit en ly furnlMhetl 2, 3. Bpnrtmenta. F,ery niotlern etiulpiiient:' beat aerv-Iv- e.I'llcea reaaonahle. NO OIURCTION TO CllIhDHHN,tered the limit.'. Jimt n a he did ho, theKlin In inn huiulfi of his wife w:ih iIIh- -

modern plant, and see miniature Irrigation ayitom in actual operation. Visitors wotocome at all timea. Write for our Brown Book Free. THE rt It cures, and you romain cured..In! tipeiiftl. l urnlKhtHl for nlmiilttle Koniiiier mrrl. iniu. K,j.t taat iom ot., iioa Angeiea. central or juooper Ave. Cars.htiiard. Ih hullrt enletlna Ihr buck

much discussed, will hn brought e

tile illy roum ll toitluht In such a

liiitiil.i'i' I n. i It In qullo probable IhrlllHl 1 VI ( lull Will ho trll'll, Ht lollSl, forH few months,

Th special committee of Hip rutin-rl- l,

appointed some Hum iigo to oh-tai-

permission, If n imk o, from l

O. (Iriitit, tin- - owner of the lot ofground extending half a block southfrom (lull! avenue on lhi wi'Hl Hlih'of 'l'h nl strccl, lor thr use of tht'ground along thr sidewalk its a citynturkcl, last nighl hold a cnnl el onceWll Inn,, Hint ulil.lllieil tlm tlc.'l.'lpermission.

The roinitiltti't' will report to Ihrcouncil lotilghl, ami It si ems likelythnl a oily l ii ii l k tt wilt hrroinr an es-

tablished fait In thr mar future. ItIn uiulrr.-itooi- l tlml hiii Ii ii iiroi'i'iM'ii!;Will hi- - purely rx prr lini'iil a I. un 1 Ifthtirt) Is much cllfiallfiiriloii Willi

It will not In. innlril far. Itin hrllrvtil. Imwi yi r. that Ihr planwill iiu'i'l ulih nipioval. ami that IhrItllllkrt will I ilnr II tixtlllr.

varsit7directorof music resigns

to go to oklahoma

of hix heail, lie fell on bin luce ontho Hoof of tint kitchen. Hotel Kingston--- ! 161 Fifth St-- San DiegoThe Young Apartments

l.tiH ANdKbHW. At.. (.'lr.ipi.,f CiitiHinn'iluii.) Ueaa-tlfllll-

.lliial.'il t IIIIA.N'D AVH., ,il IV if, St. KHKily ite- -eeaalltle P. all l I, cr n,,,,,. .j,,,,,,! ,.,. car, HUIttn.ir. CIi.bi. In Bli,i,,li,K una ,UBn,,KM .llHtrii'l. KiiHeliiuali'lililia, h ..ten, lily t, ii 1,1 in r.l piiilur. T,i three mittfaiir ro.iin aalli'H rnriilalif.l f..r heuaekeepiiiK with every

At the time, S. II. HIII, Willie Moore FlpvHtnr, trlr--inrnifn in inn nriit-- i,r lht litiMlnraa aerti.in. w nml iniMli.rnhi, lira, running hot mid cold Hiiter. KuropKun pliiii. KliiB,., 7r. tii KMIll. lloulile.and Mih. W. II. Voiiiik Were alltiiiK "n l tiu in :.uv. (.I tHK.K A. ItAII KV l'rnp.ho front porch of the hoiiHe where

we know, and you will, If you try it.Considered the greatest Kidney

water on earth.Why not visit FAYWOOD HOT

SI'I.INGS first, since you willeventually go there, anyway?

Larse, modern hotel. Perfectclimate. Booklet.

T. C. MoDERMOTT,"The Faywood."

FArWOOD, NEW MEXICO.

the HhooliiiK occurred. HeitrltiK 'beIt..,,",,., . ,,n.,.n,.'iu'e. ah Itleiil auniiner liuino. Write1.. t'lifl,la, I'ruii.Hhol, they went IiihIiIc to InvcHtlKtito,

n ml ihrre (' ii it I Hiinlrr IvIiik on IheHour In a pool of blood, and Mr.Hunter Klundinx nearby In a tlacdcomllllnli. At about the aame lime.Aiiloiiln (lilavara, policeman, who Ih

'in pi i ra r y acting fur inflect- '. I'..

lllllileH, iilxo it I'll cil. tillnvaia, Itavlm;hern near the limine when he luaiilthe Mint, lie went at olU e lo the .scene

S',I llti. .iiiioiiit ill Cnri.iliiilu. I,,,, Alliii.uii'ri- n Ihe ,',.s . ,I nil n nml enjnj Ihe refrt'.liltiit. .,,,1. nP lir.'.o-- . from Hie .cell Irrrure of

HOTEL DEL C0R0NAD0I I CORONADO BEACH CAL. 2

THE WM. FARR COMPANYWholeiale and Retail Deaiem lo

FHESII AND SALT MEATSSatisniti's a SptH-lulty- .

Cor cattle and hong the blsgeat mar-ket price nre paid.

Oil': IttllllNtlM. Ifll lirill.l t i.iat .1AITIJIMION AT 6:4.1.ut otirwriting;II.. .1. f, l'IV lll'illli'lll(it-ra- t rt'itrct i loanlfrNinl In Innil if y,

imlI'll I,' .1111

iliu 1, ill Ull! I,.'

lllltil Sun IM.'Ko '

ttlhlitllil. liuruUIn'nliiiiikIi'hI t il i It'ti mi i llir Icnaimn .! lo.KI.'Iry til the II

,'ll.tll.l ... I'l l, II. It

111, ".I II, '.I, it ii nilMi'ti.1,',1 nil

I Il

WRITE RIGHT NOWIf yuu hitve any lrta of prnlng awar taohi.,,1. WIUTR Kinirr NOW to ThaIstiHi -- Mi(ll)iiry llnslnt'SM CollcK(., 5H,

t tlllilii y'nlllllly i lilli, Itiuillhilti- -

tli'if lolll llltltli'lIlK in,' t v,.,'iiyfit ly rt.ilrr i.,, t. s. mulling.

I'm iilmilii, nllli ils r,,aits.

Ii, full Information,ii in

lIl'Ul'K ,it tin, l,tin,,UMt ,,tl, mi. ill the w.'mI.

Ii Mil l)l..i, otr.'iInn,; nnil l.itiii.lili,

It, uill ifnl ,lrl.,'H. tlv

All year-aiii- BUMMmt y'OUUSKs an. .f,,rTwenty-elirh- t yearaI'li.ua enlliiKe run ma

' ,i'm:, .JIICB ISSf.of nf ajcce.aful graiiuatea. Cl anj .pa-in t !e finest bulldlna- - In the flnust rit in ih. ....nut, tflllUH, Villi lllHt tul, l ,,1 ,K.iSlolltl, f',r,,l,lil,, 1m i. llMHlll ..'I

,1 1 x .mil It' UK 111Hot ' " mac. "TimMl ' "ir niuiiu, ana inia HUCC KH3 IUEA,'M'I'II,'.

lil111 I, ..III IIIIKII. W 1. 1.

Btnvuntt OK TIMS STl'UK.VT-cntl- ta

rht.iil. WHITE UllillT nvrmratai thami ,1, i ,,r,,n,i.., Im nnAMI lli:SKH A'I'llISS

I'illlll tLlllKllli'U nil.M.I

mill ilrpiti ttiir form IIUh city of MinnHrlrlnl I'!k pt la ilrM, tt ho haw nrlril astlirrrtor of miiBir at Ihr Malr

hrlr tul' tun .Main pnst. Minn

1'KMillatl' s' Ulii v, haH lirrll tin I I. ill,ti'nl nut Ihr h aul of In r liiimiphx In

thr i'Vi-- ti t Hluwtiu: ,vi. inailrlliti.iitli it m i n u ami iliieiiniK Ihr I'..V M liill' (ihr rltili. uliiili l.t h I

rnl n pl'i .it ril I'll thr S'ltltit lr Irail-ll'-

I unlit ' II r till.Ilowi ki t. Hi.. kI'iuiu Ian In r ilr

I'lHIill. in IlKhli in .1 I.N Ihr tail Unitfill' olll', Irntl'M Nrw Alivlru til lu

NOW..it mi-- i! ii v ri:l"ll ll II II u

t .11 .1111,1.1 '1,--I ity wrll.. Ji'bIiii.i s, ll.i in mo ml,

ami arnveil within it tew iiiihiiciiim ain t

Ihr Bhoolliih. Soon ntlri ward. I'olicc-lliiil- l

.1. II. tialll.illll alno Itllhed, heIlilVlllK hern II Ti tl'llietl of thr shuulillKJllxl it he Has IcItvlHK Ihe office uf

Ihe thief of police. (Mllcer tlllliMliaatrcHied Mis. Iliinter nnil when i

r tlaliiHlia aiiivr.l he ent (luaMiiaand Ihe woman to the police Hlalinn,while he made ii hiiHly aurvcy of Hit

Hit nut lull ami lifted liiiiltr, thewound. '.I iiii.it up, lo ace If he wereileinl. At Ihnl time he was too weaklu iiuike any Hliiit incm. Inn asked lora dlllll, uf Witter. (ollttsha then III. libu Mil ivli fur tin- levolvcr ami tuuml11 hidden li III . a lius ill Ihe tear '!

Ihe llUIIM'.An ainlmliinre waH tulle. I and Hull

let- wan l.lkell lu SI. JtiHeph'H hospital,aflrf lilst li,iinn been tilvell eni.l'Urllil II. illlli.'lll by Hi'. K. iisiiiia. w li"hail been II 11 II lultr.l hy telephone t'n

LEARN A TRADE Man., aration a profitaljla out t,y tailng thaonly practical mecrfnntcal rouri,8 in SouthernCalifornia.. A,itii,.rtl,,lA rmmtr,.,.. i,...nUn-- . siTi,n, nM.,1 whird Iui, Miu. k ln-- cra; civil enaiiicM-iiur- . surTryinir. Room nnd hn.ir,'t rh.i.1.,.i'i"Pnattiona ,u'r. nut mil infti,-- ..,, ..rD,.a,i .. v a, , . . ,... ' itn

OFimm:i'iiiiin .,i,r. u. W ?",-".- "" ""'AUTO TRACK LOGGEDniiMi.tiiii. si,,. W.1N ,,, il( ii, si iu,tlul'-r- ,il. i.iIIik w llh lin hi m h. r nn.l w . ... u , - . w wi DJk (bit Mv. JjCS

iml,1.1

ll pi a mm Ii moir piotltuhlrI 'I., h i p. n inn ,'. ii ,i . it i ili i

J li K Unix rt kIi III i il, In hiittia.

HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL 1)H ilKIS. OCT OF IIOOH SCHOOL.Sunsi't Ivoiili-viin- l and Iljy Ave., Ilnilywoixl, Cul

II. unci and Ituy School, Collc-K- Keneral cotiraoi Kram-iiiar- ,i.riiiniry dt iiariim iit. MuuVrn laiih-iiaK.-- Musk-- , Art. Domestic Science,l'livslrnl trainiim'. l'l. tur, s.tii ly sltuutni. 30 minutes from Lo Atikrele 12miles from sea. Semi l,,f catalogue. K.K. U. 10. llnx 67.

BY LOCAL MOTOR

' '111. I M , .l II, y lit' I "lill.fil tho Kl'itv f- -

m! nf lu i imikIiiuii, Hu, lii i iiini' Iivh-I- .

in ul. ii williIIM1I,I All,, 11, yv lull, I'llll'f Mi M

iiiriiiil Mm. Uunli-- uvn- ti. tit,- sli. iill.111.1 sll.' W.I.; I'll . V .'ll l.l 111. I'lllllllykill iiI.i.iii it ::ti ii'i lui k. l wim in -

GENERAL MANAGER FOX

SPENDS YESTERDAY

IN ALBUQUERQUEENTHUSIASTStit.' li..Ntilnl, Or.

.lKi Intl. ItHMllllI ll,'!'Ill III

''S!--i- l"i ti I'llV Ni, i.lll 111 illli lli111 ul'ilrr ti. tllli t hi'!'. Hi. hyM

lit. .'.111. K''IMllll.l

I

ort'lxitl nlllir H

.,t III,- .iiti.'.'lllISc l

Nine

Out of TenOt.n. 'tl t

i.', InK.'Ul.r Willit Hunt. i'b w.i.k iill.ll

ufilI..,..it,ittnt l

li i.'S r

ill sunniest "pot in California, ,,ilie i teeitii. .Nine suites anil Un,.,.resented last year, i ,

.Mission l!ayfiifeinn eoiin-iss.--

linailni;

(it'll.'!'tin .".itilA oi.ii llli

hiuarlrlt ;tllliiiiaiiil I

. '. , WllhT. x.. pciit

I'U 111,- m Husbandsiintl Imiihiik iliiriiii; eritn e year, tin- imliv idual mention.

llli' ti. I...-.- t'f I'lli.l.l Hiitl Uf III-- f

till' W.illtl,!, lilt ftlnlt "at tiiit'l.',l. r,.i llio liiilli t. with h wim ciii-,-

in tin It, un. lii'S,lt,. lit,' t i

w, ini,t in Inn lu'.i.l, li.'tu t'" I'

II iiih M,'l i.zt'tl. In- MlliWi'll !

It. .11.

till I'

t,l III111 .1.1.

Ill.l..Ill- - I.I

i li ilay ill thinmtlh la.-,- t lilKhl

that l.illrtilll'MH.llli. t IV w.-r-

Would Be Secretly Pleased.i.iiiuiiK uiuler pus- -iuv e t hriiiian iiillneni'."- - Ilo si- t, laiire-- i should n i t,,

I'" rent. Write for il Iiim rnt.-.- l Y.nr I i. . CAI'T. TllOSMi I ,. s

'I..I.K Hi. tli.umhifulAVIS, Supi..

li.ul i Ii ' In i aim In llil.i till!.--

Hiiiii.t. Un- vii lint nl tin.h.is i.lu.tvs hi. n i ,y,u as nu

i.,l,.i,i nntti itlul nu tar Jt

kiiuwii I It ih Is Ih,- lllst ,ii.ill.'l tin'i'.,iil,l,' In. ,'v n- - had ..I tl stTit.iiM n.

I' l I, lul.i tin' ii,li,lt' n fi- ut at,t iinil. l stinul (lu- - ti,' M

Until, is IniHty a.'tl.-l- l ii II tl N.'.'k to .xii it ,,n Ih,- n'.iulnlN that it w .is il,, l

.1 1,1 ,'f illMn.'Ill, ylniuitnu nillsi'il mi rllil ,'t'

in. lit lu tin- - n.'ly iil','1 lU'inl w In-- t

ll rt".l. ati.l runslili-ral'l.- . r.ivv.l

To See Their WivesA. ..,. i . v. itn. v., I , v t ir it' liKAi'H.

t it i. ,ii llli;

t'li Nu. .

t Hint il ii. nnK 1. 'N't'Mil!r. amilllli.' lilN i

if ..m hk i In

CAL.i.'lMl M. III Ihr ItlIh.l while Ihllil.

t Iran, I.

Iti I e ii

Twenty-Mil- e Couise Laid Out' on Mesa Does Not Cross a

Single Auoyo or Bad SpotAnywhere,

I i tn motor enthiiMi.tsts. pilot, il l,y

t'oloiii'l I). K. 1!. Sellers, iiutyur of tin-ill-

nil, I pt'i.slilelit of 111, 'State I'.lll'ns- -

YALE SCHOOL Shift theLaborious

l'iir,-2- N'. t inItitr antl d .v .. li

mar uiul lilKh it,legi-- . Ma.utiil

n Ave.,! f.,r y.h,-- ,i ,1.

t t i. in me.r He milTill: "11

tit . ilMi t n i ft :M

I I i''v t .1 ,1 ii pIni al pi "pif. It Ii lull.

" Atin.'lia. fal. A b,,ar.l-"t- ftiu'i, and buys, tiram-iin.'iii-

I ita fur anyniii..v. boekki-eplni-

'"!' lit"" ',r "lutI'IUe!i

III. 11 k.il.li- f.illUti.lr lllltl II.'. l,'tI'i'llS. liitl.'lli K

At til.' jail. Ml, lllllitif tit. In. tl

Mi. Ini, I lii.t I, ut .Hi. .'. Tlinv m I'll.--

Intnl.. r .iiii.iy in tlu ii'i'ili'i. "Ini.'a Mi.i',..l fin H . ,i tint it '

Family Baking.M fine k innaalutti.

CHI h 1,,Spci'lHl atl.l.'tli' iristru,'!"!'. siuntil,'

TIMS St'lliltll, KMPIIASI.ICSMruir1 'I., I liim u I,

I'M, I ,l.il n. I

.1K.llll.v ism y . otumitt,

III II too. Hill, u l, I! lull. estel'il.iy I,. the evv ell- - tl

to the Baker's Shoulders.Ours Are Broad!

Let the Baker Bake the

Bread !

it tin' linns.' .t.ti nl t . r tinmill lii fni i' Iliinli r w is I .

thr h.isiit.tl an. I his wit.inile nuto trnek on the mes-.i- , here

DISCARDS SHOES IN

TENNIS MATCH BUTGAINS NO ADVANTAGE

. .1 .1111,, 111, tliil,' lilies Hie to !,e liel.l dur- -WEWBRO'S HERPICID E SAVES WORRY

the tinani'psession at theelation in theit yyhieh the

lor the tlil-l- e

inaile..ut ! iipi-olnt-

i..k. n I,, J.nl. the fair this lull.lliat

he;! tin tin rt i i s of t he assKlks' I'uiliiim; tonight,apport n.iim. iit of fun,fetelit di'liartnielils will

J. D. Tinsley, ihe r.

ill I'm innately for the i a

eoitoiiiv In the lu.iililini;is, ami forf the li.n k,

V i tutu' d r.- tin- tititiHum. r hail lu it,, nut.N.i. 1. Iii rvtiuUr run. Julyit as

UT putfun ml possll.le t,. so urrnime thits to Hvoid it single arruvn o An innoviiSAVES MONEY. SAVES THE HAIR Pioneer Bakeryed head

eiilt uraHon inw n i n

f the agi letiituial undwill !,. preseiil. nis was sly,sandy pl.iee. The iratU loKKeil, IS

Host. in.ii iUpl'ill

the Tint;Criek. ,

Sl7 South Vlit Street.with the lolly; axis '1 annual l.OllUW.MldALFALFA FARM IS

PHOTOGRAPHED BYof th

It i

ami willolfl.'ii.ls

add re:l elal iv

the irutti-e- andto his ili p.ii tmi iit- -.

ft ,illl !

m nu nt,Tall. Hit,

il M I'll I i.

in pinniesif New

I. Tuueh- -

itit., ii. lr i SELIG OPERATORS

oal ii it mix east und west,on the smith side of the mailto Tijer.is canyon, midthe Junes ranvh oil the east

airoya lust e:ist of the univ

!( i.1,,1 M. .

'i'I I IH il tv pi. ill IllM.i

At ti't- i i i i liini: i

lli i U. nil- - l i inn i

l'l' Jllht ,lb i It, i tt ,'

Summer colds are hard to Ret riJ i

iti'.i, i I

f roin. thersity.w alls.i me

Mi. I . .

,,t ll.,t! II,.l.lU ,l,it.-r- H u,li.,l fllM.

N. vi in,,ll ti t f i;, i tti

ul. I

Tin al(.i ll.i tut in tobrum hills, nml hay fever. Do not let j

of. and frequently lead to asthma, j

Ii.i.. I K.'.'l., r ,, 'l l,, . 11,1 l'l. 1,1.-

iiMi.n ll.tpi.y ctii f w ,11 nl,;,li.ll f tl.l'l.,', w It.- h

i Ins shncs, Hisn heavy sinks. Iml

nod no advantace

In llthe

t.rnt, II. i nl. nli- - kill Hi 1..

f. , M,

ill.from the ehnml nl fulliiiK tin i r

on the Wt'i-t- It Is pi.ssit.leportions of the tiat k attime. Ii, 'in points on th,.in.l it is eei lain Unit ra,-- , .

will ili .vv ,i tun crowd offrom itil over the state

Ul'l.l,III, t inc.-- .

,ou: ii, in ei a iio.ii on you, put useFoley's Honey and Tar Compound forqui, k relief. W. H. Allen. Chelsea.

as 1 iiuchurd won allll

east side,held there'III hiisu.sisi W.ttless

ri 'I , ,ti h,,t, v , , i

in. M lit, ir t nit ,tIt M!i,H1! liittt

ItililllK f thf nit u, ,.t,, u,iitt,-- r wliiti tin' i l, inn

It. 'I ,H t,li' W 111' t'llll 'il

the three sets.Heals C. WriKllI

Wl. says. "We prefer Foley's Honeylli.-- in.l K. H. Hehr

KOSWELI.-VA- I GHN AtTTO LLVt(Carrlr r. S. Mall.)

Learea Hoswell 10:10 .

Arrtve Vaughn 3:25 p.Leaves Vaughn daily... 8:45 a.Arrives Hoswell 2:00 P. 1D"

(Auto waits until 10:00 a. m r

arrival of E. P. A 8. W. train No.Fare one way. jio. Round trip.

100 lbs. baggage carried free: excfbaggage, $8.50 per 100 lbs. Bacgaup to 1,500 lbs. carried.

Connections made at Vaughn11 E. P. & g. w. and Santa Ke lr:n

Romrril Auto Co, Hoiwll, llnfarllnstoo Brnsi, Vaochn. At"'

.

inn. lr,'l iKit'-.- l.i ii .li utf r,n ili proi i.i. .1 tl,

i'i i.it.fiA. 1.

..

1. Hi I. I... It

in tlie first

li,,l MixI... I.ii.

l tin,, .1

I ,. .

I

Kill, ll,

liini Tar Compound to other coughnieiiuines beeause it oui-'kl- curesi'oiikIis und i olds. It will ward off acold If taken in time." Contains- IHopiates. J. H. O ltieily Co.

..I 111,' eastern doubles ih.11,1 I II,

I'l.mk A Ill.l''.. !1. of r.i.i.il'ltii. wasi.stei.l.iv liia.ie the siltijeet of .sunn-- .

M. nstVe lui'tlol! pn lttle ttlms ! II.J I'. li.n nml Kilwiir.l l.in l. ii, thirepti'Sellt.lllM'S .'f the Seli) Toll-s' "p. ' til in. who have In , u here t,.rfi t .1 .a tl.iv ,s ast.

Mr. I'., h. ii ai,l l,it ihkIh that sonifdue tiioii had l . n ..l,tiiitie, of the

li .; it tr., itiK in. Iii.-tr-

1. .1 n h" ati.l 111. l.in.li-- 'll Msit.i t Tan. h in 11, ar t aiiMtii, ntul t in.,',111,' IJtus ,,! the lioat-r.ilsiti- i;

This we! m. st ltk.lv iiKtrivtin- . ..tup ii'it. oi ..f their 1. .I.. rs hii.',,n,l tiny wt'.l nttitn tast

Illl- -

a n.iiliu; K. N,1 t. vv ll,' yii.il-,-

If

pionshii's. ,v ,, j,il 'l A .M.k.t.lul

In the third i

tll.'lll.Colon. S. ll. r estel'il.iy Wl ote I!

C. Inilon. ,,f Kniiiio. iiskim: that hiloine i,v,r nml snpei int. n.l lite in. ik

1. ii a lilloii drai!. whi.ii will l

used .. .n out the tr.-ie- lor use. anilSllpel llllen.l tho iietunl Wolk i,s vi, II

It i eypeeteil thut .Mr. Dillon wlil ,n- -

eel-t-

Tlie ofiieiits of the fair

l.und. in ihe I.on-K- .

Mel...'.ii:'ilin. ofvv ili,.II 111, ,11,

wood sinul.s. M.

, in lii-l- ,

I .1 1...I I VI ,,

,1, I 111,.)n,l Ami I i, .1

a in.t... . ,1

imw l,,n-- -.

.'l"t w ti !.

Mv fit. mi-

ll .nr."

N. l ., s II, t i. l.li i

bi.i-- n, ,iii I v nil ,t, .,,,1:1, , it ,, ,1., ,.:l 11, ll

.HI Hi, 't f , IM .. ,1 ,

l.t I. l.l IM Illl.A .ii, ,.ti,,i. : k,.,,,i?, I "i f,,r utimt'lt-

Mi l Hi ,,l. t '., Ill M. It.J. 11 l;t, li). .!. . -1

an ran, is ,,, ,, f,.at,., J

Hi. li. I, 1.1.' ., '"I I t

.'i i tiling in I'tii.'iM' .

it ti ut lu in lit until I y

li.- II. i ui l.l, . M i In.iiifi ,. tut .i:k, .il.,1 l. ..liila

1,1 f,,rr it i iitii; .i.il,i-t- T tit- - i.f iitltt.ji lug n,;

S. Nelson.'f t tie. r.l,

Nice Blackberries for can-

ning, today only. $1.50 a crate.Hugh J. Trotter, Phone 44.

t',ill.. l sh.,'lottl,' t.. Tri.

Hitfit. Mi. liAs, Iiln. together Kith the intiiiiiers of the a.l- - Results from Journal Want Ads Results from Journal Want Ads

r THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912. r FIVE

RINGWORMNON-SECTARI- AN CAN I w No ft

AM' vrnv rt i:ss;n i. .r,n. ,' fi. ih tnj ma r m t 'it r w

T

50 A MONTH

i:sv'I ki:.ti i:xt.

Try This Itoineily l Our KisU.You know what riiiKwnrni looks

1 Vc c shirting ,'is u little circular pa i li

of tiny iimlli. which dry up Intosenles nnil fire fnlloweil by iiimlhcrcrop on the outer cilue, thtm ciiliii'K-In- g

the rintr all the time.It nuiy In' eimuhl from oilier chil-

dren and from dot's nrul cuts. Tinc-

ture of iodine Ih the old remedy, hutwe have a liellcr one now SaxoSalve, our new skin remedy.

Apply Saxo Salve a few times (asdirected liy the liook in the box) andthe riiiKWorm vanishes. Saxo SalvePO saturates llie skin with its power-ful, yet Houthmu ingredients, that theliliKWorin liiira.sites are deslroyed.

of cinirsi, Saxo Salve has manyoilier uses. All kinds of skin erup-

tions and disorders, ee.ena, barher'sitch and tetter yield lo Saxo Salve. It

is a wonderful remedy and we mmr-ante- e

It most positively. J. 11. ii'Kiel-l- y

DruB Co., jlliinnieriiie. X. M.

L&y

fill filvl k1L

I

il 1 1 n il i I

jw f K" t R-.- tn. k:?um k?i ri m k.?.i nisiMi

.;'rVtlK ' A l -- sstrti i m m m

A"..; Dot the -- ssSvisEarthP

mm f3i . TI

BW4le

W,WHAM . .IOIIXSOX,

United (lie i:c",nl:ir Itepiililiean VnlM'iial Cniiveiiliiiii IK Cliieiijio Whenthe "Slciuii Itollci" Kcl'nscil lo Opci'iitc lor Koosi'M'll. Me Is Now Memberof the t'niiiiiiiticc of Oryiiniiuion of I he New Itooscvcll. or I'l'iiKTcssivc

1'iiity. lie Is tioveinor of alifoi'iiin.0I flbte

il, elded by die supremo court, asquickly as possible. Should lhe legis-

lature follow die iow that stall sal-arh-

should 1"' paid us 1. fore andfail I., date salaries back to the time

Ivir ivlv vcars we luivc ivt tlu' Ivst in

uml inve.iinuid lo iiiakc Sililit. jmiv mrl U'f') it lvav.

Wo jj.o to HolieniKi lur lu)s.

We j';u feet ilown to rock lur tuv water.

Our ye.ibt, i"ro:n wliieli we roiajjato t lie niotlier

evil, luut I ven carefully i,uar.!otl lor sixty years.

There i:', no Hirer heer hrewed. We lieel itluiv, too, from the hrewery to your l.y using

the l;rcwn l'ottle. Liht r.tart.s ileeny. even mi

jjure beer. Tin me 138

Consolidated Liquor Co.C or. 1st St. and Copper

Ave., AllitniuerqueSr? that crnvn or corkis branded "ScMite."

I 1 It 'H '

j h:''' fox

JACK MOORE HELD

TO GRAND JURY

FOR MURDER

East Vaushn Mayor Held With-

out Bail for Murder of W, F,

Tudor; District Attorney

Ward Here on Way Home.

J lick 1"). Moore, of Kast VaiiKlin,who on the night of July 11 shot andkilled William F. Tudor, was Kiven apreliminary hcarini? at Fort Sumneryesterday and was held to the grandjury of (luadalupe county withouthond. This was the information nivi n

to the. Journal last nitfht hy KistrietAttorney t'harles W. ('.. Ward, of LasVeKas. who went to (luadalupe countyto attend the liearint,'.

.Mr. Ward said that the case wascalled before. Justice Wicdeman, ofKast Vaunhn, Monday morning, butupon application for a chance of venueby the defense, and after a hearing,the local justice sent the case to FortSumner. It was charged by severalwitnesses that the Vaughn justice of

the peace had expr-sse- d his opinionfreely regarding the case and hadbeen 'in unpleasant terms Willi Moorefor some time. Mr. Ward expressedtil.: opinion that a perfectly fair hear-ing could have been obtained atVaughn, hut said that owing to the in-

flamed state of local feeling and thedivision of the citizens into hostilecamps over the question, 11 was prob-

ably better that the chang.i of cnuewas granted.

"It is of course natural," said thedistrict attorney, "that in such a cacas this, where one prominent man waskilled by n no! her, that there should be

differences of opinion and strong feel-

ing, but the condition of the publicmind at Vaughn was a revelation to

me. Moore is mayor of the town,prominent in ledge and business cir-

cles, has had a lirst class leputationand has hosts of warm friends. Theman who was killed was a Santa Feforeman and popular. 1 want to ex-

press my appreciation of lhe attitudeof the railroad men of the town. All

the state's witnesses were railroadmen and I saw and talked with a scoreof railroad in n while 1 was In thetown. Without exception they took(

fA miwAfm v&m i ayi i & a

w.mau LU

"MLVW

Just Insist!

Ladies of Benevolent Associa-

tion Prove to Mayor SellersThat They Need at LeastDouble Amount Allowed,

As was propln icd nl 'he meetingof the city council Monday evening,

the reduction of the allowance made

the Iteiievolent Asso-

ciation from Slim a moiiih toprovoked il storm of dissent from theladles at the head of that organiza-tion. The mayor was asked to meetWilli these ladies last nighl at thehome of Mrs. II. i:. Kay, and declaredafter the ineetiiiw tbal they had ef-

fectually shown him thai more moneywas needed If the association was tocurry out its work ol caring for thecity's poor as it lias in the past.

The association has several oldcollides entirely dependent upon It,and Is besides, compelled to care fora certain number of people who aresent here by ollu r cities, buying themtickets and getting them to theirhomes and to places where they can,In many ruses, attempt to recoverI mi n tuberculosis. Mhiiv such casesare received here, and lhe burdenupon the city is consequently great.It seems that In almost any easewhere a tuberculous person appealsfor aid, the authorities of tile citywhere the person lives gives him, orher, a ticket and sends them along tosome of the western towns, wherethey are thrown upon the communityto support themselves as best theymay, often at the expense of the citi-

zens.The practice is much deplored, but

as the people gel here, It is ieeniedmost economical and expedient inmany instances to send Ihem home ol-

io some other place where they mayhave a chance in g, along. Th'stakes money, mosi of which comesfrom the Henevolent association. Theladies last night showed the mayorthat they were spin. ling from $lVa to$lll( monthly in lhe care of thepoor of the city, and he declaredafter the conference that he couldonly see thai the city was obliged toiidil something lo the allowance made,despite, the era m lied condition of lisUna m i's.

The matter will come up before tincity council ul its meeting tonight,when it seems likely that an additlonal allowance will be made.

A $"0 set of veterinary surgical Insirunienls In perfect condition, willsell for $25.0(1,

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POSTHUMOUS SON

ISeOONTOiS

ALEX KIPP

Widow of Murdered PolicemanGives Birth to Tei: Pound

Boy; Mother and Child Arc

Doing Well,

fine of the saddest phases of tiemurder of Policeman A lev Knupplast Jauary, and the attendant changein the course of affairs for all con-

cerned, Is the birth l;ct loght of a

d boy lo Mrs. Nellie Kliapp,his widow. The lad is healthy and will

doubtless make a worthy successor to

the man whose life was l.nlecd inprotecting the peace and dignity of tincity, but he will never knovv hisfather. That is th" saddest part olIt all.

Knapp was shot by Tin odoi o ( loo-le- t

on January Hth, and died nundays later from the ell. els of llnwound, lie received the bullet, whichcaused his death, while arrestingHoulet, who Is now in die .slate peni-tentiary, awaiting trial before the dis-

trict court on u charge of lirst degreemm ocr.

Knapp's death evoked a sloiin ofpublic sentiment, and h s funeral wasmarked by one of die lulge-- t assem-blies which ever gathered In Albu-Uerqu- e

to do honor to a departed of-

ficial, (ioliht was to have been Hi d

at the spring term of court, but scured a delay on the ground of ex-

treme public sentiment against bun.While awaiting trial In the count v

jail, he escaped, and was out two dasbefore his recapture ;it Mcintosh, inthe Kstanein valley, waw effected.

I.'oth Mrs. Knapp and lor new bornson are doing well.

Microone lii drinking water pre-vents cliob i.i and bowel complain! ini liicliciis. li."o, :i: ami $1 s r Ixitile.V. V. l ee.

I. L. BERRY JAILEDON CHARGE OF THEFT

I. I.. I!. Try was arrested last nightby the local police on a i barge oftheft, tp. warrant in the ease beingsworn out bv Jesus ;iieara. a pios-ma- n

at the i:iiiiim Herald. i;iu-ar-

allig.al that Herry had be, n loungingabout th.- piess-roo- and tbal aforhe had ib parted, h- - found his $40Wahham watch was missing. He ibelared that he silspt t ted 1'e rry. andswore ou a complaint against him.Herry will have u hearing today.

mmmTay mm)8 lis Beer

that Made liEwaukee Famooa

the view dial they should not lalk:i loilM the case, but lone il l. thecotlt Is lo di-- ' ide.

"I In Ik aih d cil ha lis si lit oill bto Ih governor, to the news-

papers and to me, censuring lie- re-

leasing of .Moore on hond, when asmailer of fact he was taken to the jailat Santa Kosa and not. given his li-

berty for a minute. Moth nu n weremarried and had several children.

"At the Fort Sumner hearing thestate produced evidence .to lhe effectthat the shooting took place on thbaseball grounds at Vaughn, when.' a

number of !,oys were practicing. Tu-

dor walki d ov er to whore Moore wassilling in the handstand. No oneheard Ih,. conversation that tookplace, (inly on boy saw the shootingand he testilb-- that when he looked,Moore was standing in the handstandWilli a gun and Tudor was rone liingup, grabbing at Moore's hands. Sev-

eral witnesses turned after the lirstshot was fired and saw Ih- - positionsof tlie men. Three shuts wa re lired,two of which took effect in the upperpart of the back of the hold and theoilier In die shouhb r.

"Th ? defense offered no testimony,but asked that bond be granted, ow-

ing to tailure of the slate lo showmalice. The record will probably betaken to the district court as a basisfor habeas corpus proceedings in anemleaor lo secure the release ofMoore on bond."

Mr. Ward's attention wis called totin action of officers of the variouscounties and lhe districts regardingthe effort lo secure a special sessionof th legislature. He expressed a

doubt as to the wisdom of callin'.' aspecial session In view of die alreadyhasty demands upon the taxpayers,though he said that the district

would welcome some relief aswell as any of the counly officers.

"Whether or no! a special sessionis called," said Mr. Ward, "I am very

much of the opinion that the mootedquestion as to whether or not countyofficers, who under the territoriallaw were paid salaries ralher than rocs,

mav be paid as before in Ih.' al'S.rie'of action by the legislature should be

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fcharacter.

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.ipiiiiinitijpii'i'i;';:!1'

Tcxils .Mini llrnps lleinl.KiihwcII. N. ,M., July Ki. II. 1 1.

Iliiiilferil, of Kniiiiil Kiick, Texns.years nlil. ilruppctl tleiitl llcre

Mil ft tin" frniii ii typical eiisei f pcllaKia. Aiiiither cime In uillil fnrinw.ih rcpoiii il nn ii ranch nenr liere.

Since Ille iimninutlon nf WniulrnwWilson if Is sail- tu Miy that llarperMWit kit (eels like u lat man in tightllliih i w ear.

An a C r icu U ra writer sa.ss we neeilmore no als in this ciiunlt'.v. A newI'M oil was ilevtiopeil nl l.as VcLras,July Ilh.

National Foundry !

& Machine Company tGeneral Foundry Work, t

Iron and Brass Castings.BABBITT METAL

A IKi ir, fwnt I K I o , i II , ti! Xa iiuuiuui que, men ivicaiou I

Megollon

Stage and Auto Line

DAU.I

I.euve Silver City 7 a. m.Arrive MiikoIIoii 4 p. m.Leave MoKolInn 7 . m.Arrlvp filver City 4 p. m,hpi-lii- l am nn Kcquifit.

Call r Aililro: V. V. MnrrMt, Prop.Kllver ty. N. !W.

The fi.rin i.f n.ilice I. einn sent mil1,1 these til II..s is as fl.il. iws:

.Mlaiiiarni.e. X. M ., Juh III, IIUJ.Act im; until I' a ill Imri ul Sec

I 'ha i. In .':'.!, I .a w s I 'in;, Ii. I'cl.yilellla ml el .. a list ef all male per-sons in your oni.oy sul.je. In the

meiil of I lax lol the e.i r.1 :'. All a hie .in n ,1 Hi. ic .el':lons

l.lwiill J anil till y. ill's nl line, .

e. ..solls Who hatl scrteil litea v. as vol nil ' cr f il i ii i Ii or II t c

t.ai in lhe mllilia, an Mihjecl toUna iax

iMlnan.l is also maile upon ton un-.1- .

r See. I 'hall. !lii. I., w .' .a M of

tic (diners itialilied, not only couldnoiie of the old compensations bechanged, but. if alter die salary billhad been passed should the questionbe raised and decided adversely by

Iha supreme court, those olficers whoreceived salaries would be compelledto pay them hack to die state up tothe lime the act took effect, and theymight never h reimbursed.

"1 am strongly of the opinion Hintthe supreme court has decided .thatthe old lees and salary law applying tocounty officers has been entirely abro-

gate,! by the constitution, that nocounty officer can legally receive a

cent cither of salary or tees and thatno compensation can be paid by theStub- to deputies."

Mr. Ward instituted tile two testfee and salary cases that were Missedon by the supreme court, Attorney A.II. McMilien, of Albuquerque, assist-ing him in Santa Fe. The supremecourt in the cases of the probate, clerkand district attorney held fully withtheir contention that the old law hadbeen abrogated. Until Mr. Ward iindMr. McMilien say, however, lh.nl theyare not intending to Institute a testto dei lib- the question as to whether ornot these decisions apply to all offi-cers.

Choice natic liny by analysis ilslums :t per cent protein, iJ.l) carbo-hydrates, l.(i per cent fat. I'riirticallycmne as Kunsas hay, and sells SO wrcent less. la. V. Fee.

RCI GETS OFF

II TH SUSPENDED

T E

Man Who Drew Gun on PatrickStraw Sunday Morning Re-

ceives Three Months in Jail,But No Committment Issued,

Heading guilty to information,he had preciously pleaded guiltyhis prelim ilia ry lo a r in Carlos (

i. who admitted he drew a guna. negro porter, named Patrick Sirearly Sunday morn nc, yesti rduyCejveil a Sentence of three llionlllj injail, when he w rraigned hefoi.Judge erbert liaypolils, in the!district court. The court suspended!sentence during (Jureia's good he-

avier.(larcia had been bound over to the

grand jury in the sum nf $,'j(iO byJustice of the Peace (ieorge I!. Craig,Monday, at his preliminary hearing,lie was charged with assault wllh .1

deady weapon.A suit was yesterday filed by A. I..

Hurley against (birdmr llrothers, 1".

V. (Jardner and H. T. (Jardncr. alocal company, for $:!StJ.O, the bal-ance claimed lo be due on a mortgagefor $1,000, the rest of die morlgagehaving been paid.

A divorce was grunted FelicitaI'.iagi from Cueiseppi lliagi, on thegrounds of cruelly arid drunkenness,by JiuUe ituytiold". The plaintiffwas given the cu.-t.,.-y of the couple'sminor child, Iiounnbo.

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CLAUDE ALBRIGHTRETURNS FROM HER

FOREIGN TRIUMPHS

Miss f'laude Alluight. daiight-- r ofColonel J. is. Albright, the veteraneditor of thi.i oily, returned on theCalifornia limited yesterday from atwo-year- slay abroad. Miss Albrighthas lit i n appearing in grand opera in

. and with the CarlIlosa op, r,t i ompnnv on a tour ofKngJard. S. o Hand. Walts and Ireland.

!.Miss A llr gM's success in ht r some- -

Vhat tlillKlllt .lofesoll has beenm ilketl. and A ILilqiit'iq lie has duereason to be proud of lhe prowt of"lie of Its daughters.

wiMmmx j 'Bl

'.ejl'"1.". I,, lolle.i iron) siuh nelsons inoar eml.loc lln- sum ol J:!.IMI r.i.ul

ia, lln,. lor He tear i'HJ, tor whichLU iJJJ Uil

VW'WJ

FIRMS REQUIRED

TO COLLECT ROAD

TAX BY LAW

Jewell Domandiiu.', ThaiConcerns Calhei $3 "

,

Able-Codi- cd fniplnycs; ('(;- -

in;', with I leai ly

'mli r he iM i i !r Ht.i iici, thefirms y l; lurue mniihi im i.f men

IV he c,Uc, In itcilll, I lllilli III.salaries 1.1 all ai.ic- - in n , in.i... . s.Ille i'i Ina.l lax ilnc Itoin all ,evMexico iti.i lis. ami IhlN stcji has l" n

taken with a linnil.iT of In.al lllllisalnl laisilics:' linns. . 'l he nieiie.' sn

lolldteil Hie tlltlleil over the thenl.V JumI a.s are thus" iiillccl.il

imlh iii ua Is.

I:, nsi.n Niiivi II. w i was a imiii!e'lassistant l..;nl S' 1' v t;' late!., hasfecit cm .... inc litis mt lh. ul e ul-tin- '

the tax lalifv, alnl ileclireitId-- la v ha. In- hail mi I ilh leal v

ci. i. n ra n. li lli.tii all the firms withw hi. m Ic hail mailc a rra ncaae i ti t s t".1.. this.

A ci.nsi.i. rat le ll.lililinn In the !.. ailf.ilel was ii.. al. I. r.l v win ll

1'". tic ..sciim wanks cum,.,il ith tins ic il rem i' li i , iiml an

iitlier 111 I Villi W ill he Millie. I h.l IV.

whin the i 1. a ii 1. 1. iii l.i r i hail'.in,,,, lhe .a in i lis nf tine. elMill turn ox cr l!ie immcy ilcifinliilI heir i in !. . . - h" a l c il. ) ii .

Albuquerque Foundry

mgab

I W ill in Sep il I cci'lpls anpi ev ah ,1 for ht l.m. lies ih iii. mlI;. He; com p ICil Willi lipoll Ille c .1

lloll i.f I. 'II lla.S allci ilaie nf till--

il P on w ill l.e Miiimiiiiii il lo ;ii-p- ,

a r iii coiirl lo answer Im such 110.--

i ri iiisal.,i. n.

1. put;, i;..- iitcis, cr Uoa.l Ins-- 1

u l ... I :. i u a li lo, I oil li X. M .

Ilniie I ini.. More in 111 csi iv.it I ".

W'ashill" Ion. .1 li It - All i ii la reelu t i v a o n of tin- nllcneil "slihililli'.:

Ir -l la lhe hnlise tin It haul llialillei i a, mil a u as prut ii leil f ol in a I cso,lillo II a. lopl. .1 L the I se toil. IV.

Tie in w iiiiiiir will tin o.- -

II. dull of iliu h'llle! U o. , '. , s

.Hal oil c. mi pa III'".

Iril I Icinl Kills rtiui'.Tamp. i. 1' hi., .Inly -- H"h Han is.

a th uic i i.icl in mo, w. nl en a ram- -

p.i'-'.- h, r,. toilay, kilh il foul II. L'liies,a while pol'ei ma ll anil was

s 111 lo a police! a f let' a sice c

in v, In ll e.i'i.lini' was us- .l to l.uiuhiiil out ol a house.

Results from Journal Want Ads

Say, "Waiter! I want Blatzthe beer that bears the triangular &$f$

label on the bottle. ' '

Every barrel of Blatz-ev- ery ggfybottle every elass-te- lls its own fr&A

story of quality andPhone your order andhave a case in your home.

STERN, SCHLOSS & COMPANYDistributer

X 15-11- 7 W. Copper Ave. Phone 142Albuquerque, N. Mex.

and Machine Works Engineers, Pounders, Machinists

Electric Operated Pumping Plants; Vertical Motors,direct connected to pump shafts; the ideal installa-

tion; no belts or gearing to cause trouble; the motorabove ground and under observation at all times.

onllpfCrocker-Wneele- r u.r.,st i.,i.AIikiIiiIo uilsrcll.in t'"riin''i-.l- . r.rn nsllinri. Inm ml SI.-.-- I f.,r Hnllilliiif. Oil I'nglnpa. MrMnrry.

Get Our Prices. Works and Offices, Albuquerque, New Mexico.Results from Journal Want Adsj

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.SIX

AN nIPVDNT NBWSPAPBB. rent man fnetory. (Mht-- r furrnamight hnve mU iintimea, hut none TUFT EXPECTS TO AUTO MAIL LINE TO cfpi:

--5T-

Jh&iZS&pii&m:- - -eoulil hp ilevlceil hy whleh the poweiaof the I Ii 0 1) u li I would he hetlir tieVeliiped.filornino 3ourna i THROUGH SAN JUAN IS NOW The Old(Official Naa-apap- of New atailao)

Iatllaba4 br th

JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. REPUBLICAN PROPOSED

1 ttl ( IA1I1I 111 'HONS.

Mr. (JiorKP ft. t'orlelyoii wna t hiilr-lii-

of the repuhlli'iin mi t ii iihi I eorn-mllte- e

in J t 0 4 , nnd Mr. Tlmmna Tiik-Kn-

wnn i hiiiriniiii of thn tie iimerutli'eiiiiiiiilllee (it the anine time. Then-dol-

llnoaevelt Wlin the leplllillriltlnoininei mid oppnaeil to him wnn Al

Praatdant. . ,f. A. MACPHKtiaOM.W. T. McCllKlullT...DOS w. M:mc tL'..v"ar.Clljr editor

MACHINESWaatarn Kapraaantatlva,I'. J. AMIKKNON,

HtMi atallulaa. lalca, DL

ton J). I'uiker.H ll.iH heell freely nllej(ed Hint the

Raatar Kapraaaatatlaa,HA I I'll N. Ml l.l.lliAlK,M farh Mow. Smw Vora.

F. B. Scliwentker AdvocatingImprovement in Trai spolia-tion Facilities to Rich Sec-

tion of New Mexico,ll.iuNiA.il fund wna u very IntK'' one,

President Pi eposes to Use Pat- -Eniarad a aarumt-rla.- a niattar at lha mid It la known Hint AtiKimt Kelmonlaeaioffir at Altuitu'rijiia, N u.t nndar actf Cencraaa cif Murrh 1. l7t. wa the li eiiHiirei' unil fut fryer Im

J'lllker. Thn aeniitu InveHllKiilllii;

Oaken BucketFilled to the brimwith cold, clear purity

no such water now-

adays.

Bring back the old

lonaAe to Strengthen Hold ii

Vaiious States onTUB MOKNIVO Jlit'llNAI, IH TMI.FAHINO KKPrill.lr'AN Pal'KB OF NKWIIKJ1CO IH'PPOHTIN'I 1HI PH Nl' .'ecretary P. li. Scliwenl ker, of Ihe

New Mexico (iooil ItnadH iihsoi iallon,eominlllee h.m hud hoth of tint for-

mer chairmen heforo It Willi a Mew tofinding nut ii hunt what hiiiiih were m- -

Pl.BH OF THR HKITBI.K'A PAHTTALL. TUB TIMB AMI TUB MltTHiiim vcMerdiiy announced a plan lor nnor TUB RKITPl.K.AM pahtt whbn tually ixperulei In the cmnimlKii. mil. nn. il.ll,. mail and slane line I'rnuiTHBT ARB HI (HIT.

Alhuiiieiiitii to the Sun .liian coun-try In Ihe null h Western part of Ihe

Mr. C(irtelyoii fei Ia aiiii. that hlaommltteo hud filuiut 1 ,911(1,000. Mr. ROMERO NAMED FOR1 rrr rlrnulathin than any ath.r papar

in Naar ll.iten Tha imijr papar la NawMsino laauad avary day in tha yaar.

NEW MEXICO MARSHALTiiKifiitt could not reitiemlier thealliilili-N- l thliiK tt In i li t It, only thnt he

Htnle, that haiku not only fensihle nndprinlleiil, hut prolltulile lor whoeverlakes it up. The project emhodles n

TBIIMH tlF Ht'imrRIPTION. $0atlr. br rarrlar, una nn.nlll Ia had given ah. ml 11,000 to the I'lirkertiallr. by mall, una month. loo lo Ji'iiiez for a Hturtev. t In n nnmiiinlKn fund. He v. iih a deal cxteiiHlon lo Culm and ('nhezoii, and"Tha aternlng Journal haa a Miliar air Ilka John II Itoekefeller, who onceroutine ratine than la acaordad to any finally on,. In Aztec.

oi bar papar la Naw M.iloo," Tha Amarl awor Hint he had nn recollection of ofIn iIIhoukhIiik the project yesterday,aan Nawapapar Inraetory. days with a glassFour Ohio Men to Receive Im-

portant Offices Very Soon,

Thereby Allaying Grievancesin Native State,

utiylhlliK that iiiIkIU have o.rurr.d Mr. Schwenlker said: "I have n inNBW MKXIIX)ALJIUQl'EHQtlB fifteen yenra prior to that time. correi-aiiind- nee with lhlei'. ;teil par- -

Two million ilnllara mny Mound Ilk licH reKardlnn Mich a line for Hometime, and ycHlcnlny I talked will) A.Klchw iilil, of ( 'iilm, who, you know, Ih

a Inrun Hum of money to he uaeil In ni

niitlnnal i ii ii i pit i k ii. hut It Im hy nomeiiiiH cXceKMlve, thnuuh there have Itille an Influential man up in Hint

leeilon. Mr. I'llchvv.i Id nave me Koineii many canipnimia currhil on wllh Interest liijj I'iiclK and Heemed ipilie n -

thiiHluHlIc over Hie proposition.much wnn Her mium. It wiih eNlliualedonly a Hlmrt time auo that It cohi "The prnjecl in lo luive nil nulo$20(1,0(10 lii Mend one ponlal lllliuiKh Hl.tKe and mail line luiili n.inK Hie

roll e of Ihe iiresciit Hlaae fond toHit! mallM to every voter.

(Ily Mornlna Jnnrnnt Mprrlul Ismail M'lra.)WaMhlni'.lon, July ' Willi the

Hi'itii olflclal iiiinoiincenienl today IhatPreHideiil Ta ft will appoint four OhiorepiildiciinH lii important KovernmentIiohIh In WiiMhlnuInn, II hooa me appar-ent Ihal one of Ihe flint movoH In Iheflt.hl Ihe Tall leailelH ale iiiukllltf forthe prcHlilenrH will lie aniilliiui to Mreiiulli.il , i I r relation.;Willi Hie repllhlliall Htalc il'lta lll.llHollH till ollKllolil the I .

Tart leailelH dialed IiuiIkIiI Hint Ihethird parly would he I'oiikIiI ihroimh

iiiii. That will ho Hie .start. ThenUntil chairmen tepoileil that thenmpalKii hooka had hcin hurneil, na an extension will lie made al once,

pniviilliiK this plan koi-- thmimh :ih 1Ih a llmo hiiniired ciihIoui, and ihi'V

mil iolpiile, to Culm nnd Cahezon. Thishavn no tin tn from w hich In kIvii moreOl It (OVMiriTKlV,mple Inf. it inn t ion. . J i r i h fired nl

will provide, Ihl'iillKli mall cniilrnctHfor these poinlH, a Htiltahle stun lorii ia in t ii i til iik the line. Then ultimateIther of tlu'lll IiI'iiiikIiI lit t If Infiu uin- -

Hi'nalnr Henry t'lihol LndKe Ii;ikI ion.

It makes one think of everything that'spure and wholesome and delightful.Bright, sparkling, teeming with palate

oontlll.uli' I h renlly nnliildc ii InCorlelynii klateil Ihat he ri fiiHi d litho North American Itcvlow fur July

receive any ciiiilrliuitloiiR thai car

Hie rcpllhllcnn Htnle olK.'l lllzii I InllH.

have lieell received al theWhile llniiMe from repiihllcuiiH In

miinv mi, lies that they will not joinHie third paiiy and Hie recnmil t ionof Ktale orKalli.alioliH, Hie Tafl leail-

elH here hellevc, will Influence HllllolheiH In roiiiiihi Willi the old parly

rleil with II nn Implication that fa withnil "Tho t 'otiKt HI Ion Mini Hit Milkers.It KhoHd Mr. I. ir.lt:.' at hi heat. IIflhoua lit Ii Ik worid when ho In prae

ly an extension will he made to HieSan .limn country, piohahly in Aztec.That will open up that tun ivelousl.yrich Hcction, and will he of urealhellelil to the l.lllnel'H Hlefe. Anil llleI'chI IIiiiik al. mil Hie plan Is Ihat It

lippenlH to lie quile felisililo."Air. Kichwalil IcIIh me Ihal there,

ale only uhout three and one-lial- f

or eipecleil In reliirii. line man.hoNe naiiiii wiih not kIvi ii, had hciiIill, 0110 wllh a miKKcatliitl that he he

Hi ul politician dlrcctitiK UK' ii f.i t

of tin- - rili IjI in li machine III Miihkh-- t

hiiHi'tta. and IhiiHiilil IiIh cainpalKii, A II IuhikIirellielnhered will II ft III luiHHil iliirrilii pra

ere iIIki rlhli ted. t'ortclyoii or- -

joy it's your soda fountainold oaken bucket

Heinttnr I.oduo in not nluav happy11 wiih mild that the pn Hldeiil Ih notli'lldy yet to till Hi'Venil lllliollant

II W'llH the Monertil hellef thatereil It returned In him, which wiihmiiiciida hie advance over prevl- -

Hie II li fit il II IllH Would he xilll to theIIIIK ClltllpuiRIIM. Heiiale liefore coiim'eHH adjouriiH nnd

It W ill he fi'ttii inlieiT'il that durliiK Ihat they will fil in with the plan toi em. 'Oilier rcpuhllciiu workerthe ni l olid ('levelanil campnlKU thai

I Ii l . u k i ' Ihe country.

iiiIIi'h of windy road lietween here and.leiiiez, and that two milen of tlm innhe ilone away with hy rttniiitiK themini up Hie top of an arro.Mt at a,

where at present it runs nlonxIhe ii linn. He declared thai It wouldnot he illlli. 'nil to chiuiKc this fond atall. Thai, and InyliiB IIoiikIih ofhoards over the remaining Handy sec-tion, anil hulldliiK two or threeIfiiiiKh hrhlKoM noroHH arroyiiH In hadplaces, will he all the. ImprovementHint lM necessary.

"Mr Kl liwal.l K"Vv; me a hi tter in- -

J. Van Allen, who had mauled Intothn Vmiderhlll family nnd theiefore The if hi t oiii pin Icil Ohio nppnlnl-n.cnl-

would recoKiil.e 1,, ', laiyliu.

Delicious Refreshing'Thirst-Quenchi- ng

Demand the Genuine Refuse SubstitutesTHE COCA-COL- A CO.

had n Iiiikc hiiiii of money at IiIh til.PohiiI, (nn i im t ..I r,o. iioo with Hi. who coniliicled the priiitary ciimpalmi

In Ohio for Mr. Tall; ( Ira in lllo V.iinderHlnnillnK with Mr. Whitney Ihathe Khotild ho nmliiiHHailor to Home.

iMooitey, fiii iner Hpcaker tit Hie asHeiti-Id-

mid former ( 'oiiki .hhiiiii n linlih

In lilx mi Hindu. He Ih ii it popular III

AVtinlilnutiiii iiniiiHK liln fellow aoiui-- 1

ii i h Hi Ik aiiierollioiia, iliiliiloilalnil.) much Klven In ihKIkIiik hi n I i Kii ii n

from other purm of the I'nltod HtnteHii h lii how little they know, (in Unitpoint ho In Menially correct, for theuviTntii' ai'iiHlnr la ureal only at n

of evcntl hundred inlliK,Hut when Hctiiitnr I.oiIki' wrote IiIh

ntlloln nn tln riuinllliiHoii ln wnn nlhln heat hh h I hlnhiT mid a writer,inn! linil for tin. it i on i ' ii t f.nK.ili.'iifi In nun It la clour iimlalinple In atuteinoiil, well nrmicd, nnil,(n ut of nil, t hrliiKK lu forn tin- - Arnerl-rut- i

people once morn the hlnh rlmr-iirti-

thn Krriit HilulnniintH, iiml lh.nlin.iBl aiiii riiiiliii'iil Iwiluin of Hi.men w ho rurvnl nut ii now hjhI. iii ofKovcrniiDiit.

Mr, I 'levelanil nomlnaleil him for the

l

1

Col. ."I, hill the New York newspaper slKhl Into Ihe actual richiicSH of that

country up IIii'oukIi Snndoval, Kin('until ThoinpHoti, asMlHlanf Hecre- -riiiiile no i ml of a row iilnuit It, and

ATLANTA, GA.

T Our new booklet, tellingJf of Coca-Col- a vindica

tary of Ihe Inleiior. ih Hinted to lie- -i'. Van Alhn null In iIIhkiihI. and Wheneverciiine Hccretal'V In llle preHIUelil, Hlic- -

Arrllia and Sun .liian connlieH thanI ever had heloie. He said Hullundei 'lyhiK nearly every mesa from

vcp held any poHltlnn under the illiiK ('harh'H 1. IlilleH, w ho lodav you see an tion at vnattanooga, iori vi land udiiilnlHlratliiii. aHiimed Ik tiew dntlcH iih chnlrmani f Hie in pul lleaii iiiitionnl comiiilll the asking.

6

Arrow thinkof Coca-Col- a.

An wft have pointed nut many llincHfore the IhoiiMht of the country haa Mr. Mootiev Ih hi lied ii led to enter

Hie While Inline offlecH IIH IlKHlHtaill "Sun.limited. It Ih not reHpeclahle anyHccrelar.v and with Mr. ThoinpHon iihHocielnry, the prcHideni'8 principalmore to nccepl camiialKH conlrlhu- -

Cuhit lo lmraiiKo I here werecoal deposits. That oiikIiI

to make it worth while to netInto Ihat country even if there wereno other resourced. Hut there arc.Mr. Klchwiilil says thai Iheee is

little furniinK done upthere for Ihe reason Hint there Is nooutlet for thn produce which thefarmers could raise. They only raise

1ona from pei'nons who expect unyTho iimkr'ri of tlm coiiHtlliitlon iihhIhIii IllH, Willi otic exception, will I

Ohio men. )1In nppoliilliiK hi i many ohloaiiH fo

Ihe ofrii e, 'he prcHlilcnt cxpcctH Inlav at I t'Mt irlie a nci'H voiced hy I 111 111

iiilviintnise therefrom Khoiild the can-didate or the party he tuii i ensful. AndII Ih no loiiKer nice for any parly toaccept tainted money. Men who hiivomade their money in a mannerIhat Hhnulil not meet with tho appro-val of dlHi't'lmlnatlii", people, nowhave a hind time kcIHiik II neoepledhy iinv party for ihe protnollon ofcninpiilmiH.

FERRY OPERATORS

enough lor Ihelr own consuiiiptlon,he kii id. lie also stated that lliiswan a 'poor man's country, and Hinta man could come In there with ulew hundred dollars, liny a few headof cattle, and rapidly hecntnc Inde-pendent.

"Now there Ih Jusl this to say re- -

I a ptihllciiiiH Ihat IiIh own Mute had nofheen auf licleiitly reco).:ii',ed.

Tile president Hellt lo the Heiuitethe iioininal Ion of Seeitudlno Homer.to he Culled StateH 111111'hIiiiI of NewMexico lo Hllccei'd Cleilihlotl M. Pora-k- i

f, luollu r of fortiier Culled StaleHSenator Joseph II. I'orak. r. of Ohio.

hadly off as they w ere hcforti the ferrywas talked of.

What will lie done ahoiit it no ones l itis to know, hut il appears Hint ifanyone were to upply to the countyci ttiniissioners for permission to runthe ferry, and would jjlve any sort of n

Riiaranlcc that he would run It, lie

would Ret n Job that would last untilthe contemplated repairs to the Ban--

las liridge were made.

Nice Blackberries for can-

ning, today only, $1 .50 a crate.Hugh J. Trotter, Phone 44.

NETORUN: n n ; Ihe advisahilily of vellumMr. Piuaker rcHluned Heverul ilayHHIVt; Kllt tos MITM IX. that road started as soon us po.ssil.lc.ao it till for political I'oiihoiih,

Inii In piildlslied repiii't.'i. San Juan country ititisl have an outletHoinelinie, and 1 helieve that some RIVER SCOVtime will lie H.ion. If we Mel a roadf ru in here to there, thnt will i in aPARKER'S GAMPA GN To FILE is One Thing;

To FIND is AnotherBrent start toward nettliin Hie rnil-ran-

which must eventually h,. Inilltfrom that section, to run to

Thus we will Met n starttoward making Allniituertitie a rail-road center, nnd thn! spells prns-perll- y

to us.

T RANPot Project of Commercial Club

and County Commissionersat Standstill Once More forLack of Ciew,'Ah to the finaiicinir of the line, I

helieve Ihat if ii proper spirit were110.000 hl'o.'.vu t't'Kat'illiiK lis luiili lint! mill we(To find that letter in the RIGHT place

you must file it right in the FIRST place. "an Met Hie people iiIoiik the mule

wt-r- int'll hu knew whut thry unlit-I'l- l

to n tuiiiiiIIkIi, iiml lh y i nl nlioii!It with iiikIiih of hiiiokc tluilwaa iniirkcilly In iiinlriixt ullh thoI'oiif union iiml lurk of Ju.ltjiiii nt. m

Hint di'lf nilviTllHinK Iiml nr-- ii.MiI'lliili. H f, iiillnr tuxlia of tin- - iich--n- l

ilny. 'I'lii y vi ro tun I. Ik to tryto ho h rliiriiliir. IIimhi ut nnlll-liinr- i-

would IiiiW ln'i'ii lninmNll.iilllllollK tlu'lll. lllMti-iu- l of I.elliK an

flKllli.'. In. Hiinld hlivi' lliii'lll--i'-Ixliolilo and lllilill.

Thi' liitlii-r- wiinud to luillil af rami work of hom i nun in Unit wouldKtiitid mciliiat Hi" iihki ii n of I'lilnrmini i hy or ili'iollm. 1'hIiik (ho roi-- n

aixii'in, im II luid I. oi iiwiiiUid out In Kiinhiiid, iiH a l.iiKlH,

th. y foinud f.ili'iiil )it'iii that li ftI. M ill n.'lf hi .''rniiu-ii- l In tho Iiihi.Ikof tho ioplt', and di tod only ox.I'l ""n p.. ra .i a rcnlralwhli h lin y took proi Miili.'iiii to moo

dhould Im ioiiic not loo pOHl'lflll. I Ml

tho other liiill.l. they .1.1.1 liulie.l Inee to II ih.ii en. h ei iitr.il ;.nei

nhollhl lime nil lieeetMiiry pottIllld til. did no I hinll ( ,,M,..

IV il to III. ike II m III tthi'll tlllHHof filn K iiiIkIiI (titiii-- .

UoiiHiM It h ih will lien, Tll.od thelllie l.eltt. . II II,, f, ,l, ., ti.l the M.ltopottelK l.v u "liMllKhl 1:1 llll." Il a

lire In. I il.;,,K il.flueil, nlol IIim Hot llil, lidi il I.) Hi,, mukela of the

t'oiiMlllulloii lli.it t Ii t y iih. mid I.e.The fl.illietK of II,,. eoiiNtltutloli

provided for llllil I .. ,. d.llllte ll

lllelllK, III,- I, I'lul.ltn r, II,,. i'Miuthe nnd tin- noli, i:,l. w lii .is lii l in:lilll'l III.' I I. . illlli M,i p il l of th,lei'p'lu t ill e iilid the Jiuli. I, ire h.i.l nMil I. ol dllliil.' f ill.. mil. tiling .11tlrelv low n ili:it.d lii II,,. u

pti me i oil! I. nn in -- I Hi inn lii, I, ,,,,1w llhatali. litis nil of Hi I11111..111

1 the eli of I In.' iuili m in nn. ii.Tim t.ille of tile ilMI. Ii' I.) Si I, .it.. I

lttlVe H one of iido.ir.llli'll fill III,

convinced that il Is really Molnu to.e huill, we en n Mel Mood suliHiTipti.uisrum the people up at thnt end and

The people of Hie Pulled SlaleM atelaklntt Up Ihe plol.leln of the cureand the pr. v eitl Ion of the whilephiKlle in i m h. ni. A, ri. tiling to ll

report of the nalliitiul iiM.i'iiilliui forIhe aiiidy mid the preveiil ion of tti-l- .i

ii uIohIh. neat ly four thoiinntid heiNhave hceii added to Ihe hospital andMuiiltarliini appply lor Ihe lice treat-tneti- l

of coitHiimpth'e ' pat leiilH.TIiIh luakeH aliout Ihltly thoUHiiud

lor ihiwi NllffellltK Ilolll thatlIlHi iiKe, Inil tin re are al'iillt ,t00,IXIIIMilch palietilH 111 Ihe Pulled Stale andthe f ii'lllti.H for iiiniiK or Ihcin Ih

0(llu lo al. out one In ten.lllllllo,' Ihe pa.--l rue .Wilts, the plo- -

ikIoiih I. ii i tit inw for i otimiinpltveHhave In I i a Med mole ),.,n ,,n,, In,,,.died p,-- .'.nl, hut ih,. a h,,t t,,,why mi) miai's e.iiil t,, ihe demandNew Yolk iiad will, s.:i;,ti, and ManK.o llllK.'llH i oiiii H in xt wllh ;.MHi.Petit, h .nnil in a cloHe third withJ. ".on. inlnr Hialen i,,! far l.elunilih. and In a feu nl ilmin no pro- -

viM.'llS h.il,' l.ei 11 made M-- for Ihetl. alnieiit of till., , ul,, sis.

If Ihe ills, ase Is , ve to lie Hlatllpi 'I "Ul. tin ,e must l.e , ,,., i t, , a.

also from the people almiM the line

The hin scow ferry, irnmijed In'the county coin iiii.sioners and thePotiittiercial oluh for t ra tisport nv; peo-

ple and crops across the river, is uMainat u standstill, this time heeanse oflack of iiiiii to run it. The ferry wanoperated tor a day or two hy liiei:o

Belmont TestifiesThat lie ind in this city, for Hie repair and

August

foreGave

111 pi en, ell t of the load. Then themail contracts will Inke care of Hieinn iiileiin m e of the line. inn Theto Boost$250,000 SystemDemoeiatic right. I that the contracts inr silppli Iiim Ainii.io and p. P. Ilecliliani. hut the--

men !i ester, lay ihclined to run thescow across on its cat.le from tin

Ctiha alone inn to ahoiit $4. null nar. That in a conslderalde sum to

West hunk ,,f Hie river to Hie ind ofhe used In miiiiitHiuliiM a stane line Callof filing enables one to file correctly and find quickly,our representative for a practical demonstration.

ind there contracts for Jenicz. Cah- -

n, and hundreds ol other lillleplaces, all of which would mount up.

have heen in coituttunicalion

the liridite any more, hecatis of .sand-liar-

It Is n little difficult lo see how.when the river rose a foot esterdaand Ihe niKlit hcfoiv. the sandhill'soccasioned any more iroithi than theydid the lirst day the ferry was run."lien the water was unite low, hut

with scleral Mellt lelllcll reMal'dlllMlartlUM smiiethlllM "I 'Ins kind, hnv- -

lUK heen asked hy President Ixase- -

iiinn. ol the Commit i In I cliih to tii- -

vesllKiil,' it. mid I helieve that theplan Is perfectly feasihle, that the

(hat is what llie men declare preVelllsIloll and1. HUH ill I

Tlnle 11.

has l,e l.e

ploMHloli made for Ho

i I) Male II, Die union.lUeslloli til, .1 e Meli o

lillliate lor lino; Iti.lll.le

(llr l.iriilna JniiriiHl Hiirrltil I artkad Wlra )

WnshitiiJton, .liil- ti 'I'll,- settale'Hlli est mat Ion ,, ea tl t pa ml eollll'llill-llntl.-

111 tile .1., Iloll i, f CIO I ;t lid I'lllSlodav, tinned to nn lii. miry of theih III. i.i all,' fllluls used in Alton H.I'ai k. i k , ,, i ' ..f an I.

Allliiisl Helllmnt od llle Ken itershe p.l-oha- lh co, ill lh tiled al.out IJr.O.-I'liu- .

and that llie tot., amount ill theVMll i llesl had .eon less III III il IlllUloildollar.

Mr I'.ehnoiii s.u.l a . out film ion of$1.1,111.1, otleteil lo Henry O. er.

Illi' MU-a- kiH, wan refttHedh his , .mi in it 1, e In an I,

Tin' Heiiators wattled I.i know how-M-

It, In,,, lit e .mi,, to (ju.. .T, 11. 11(1(1 tothe P., I kef , inp.l If. II. He eVplllitledhe hid . o llllil. uled when OeflcitH lie-- I

lit red."My luil.lt has I . on that If 1 foci

i espousti,),. for .i ti i li ii l: i ' ohliK.i- -

THjMANUIACrURING

Y and E Agents

Hellenic will actually work out Inpin. lice. I hIho helieve that we canMi'l il hold on the hltsini ss of the peo-ple In Ihe northwestern section ol Ihe

Ihat Is to. 111,1 , Ha llioiisaiiil linos

fluted Slati'H. hill..re lna la- done

at. He thai We will lleler lose. Thntmeans a lot lo us, for that section is

e llle isut i H tow a I d Hta e

III.,,, is possible toi in atn e Wa alt, r It once

I lod(;, lit II,,, Imdv

their running Ihe lianspoil.The Inereas-- ' ill licit; lit of the river

has made it soitii'wha; more difficultlo f.rd the stream, and as the hit; hoatis not running, the smaller hoals,opcr.itcd hy private parties, are doitina rushing husincss. These hoats

of handling freiftht or pro-duce in lari; ainounts. and the fann-ers, after the county has expended

:lini and the president of the ("otn-n- irclal c!uh, ;. A. Kasenuin, has lent

a steel cahle for the ferry, arc Just Us

pte , 1,1

llll' out llleI i done la .,

h,,s r,.nn,l. r he I, 'III SCREEN DOORS iTin ml, I he fullv 1 s afe Oeil

iii d oars Albuquerque Lumber Co.423 North Fir& Street

liot, S 'Hi "Hi

i elils." he.in ti ask,

heell pi otnisi ,1

Ins time an, ,

iiiout saidI till. lite

. till

"I. .. asl in Hi.- Pint, , St., ten next"MiiiC r. I. ill if Hi,, nutiih, r ah. mid.oh ..t.en III., I. .n j.r,,u,viil'iiH.-.- l( Hi.,,, ta nny one thinu.1.1. HI, ll Is Ihat the Allien, .,n penii nr.- - ii. t I., u t . v, it, ,1 thisar Th. I. Ip ,, !,!!, I,, i,

f he expected or hudthini; In return for

'titt il. mi. .nn, Mr. Hcl- -

.1 purelv as a deino- -

tii'owniM, ils thtihcr an, I coal must heI. rout: hi out mmie ilai. and eventuallythere will he hroad KlluMC railroadinto it from son,, w here. We miMhllust as wi ll hi' at the other end olthat Im,-.-

Mr. Schweiitker declared that anumher of l.ns Antiel.s people had re-

cently heen looklllc over that Sectionwill, ,1 li. w t,. thetalked of line north from iSallnp toPariiiinMloii. and Ihat It hehoovi.l

to Met hlisy or Met left. liellso said thnt Mr. Klehwald had toldhllll thete Were exc, Mellt prospectslor the (In elopiii. nt of artesianWater at llhotlt Jnufeet tl.'plll illlllilni fertile plans nlotiK the pro-posed line.

, New Mexican farmer needa tohe lold what artcM.,n water nieans Ina act Hon nmur.ilK ns rich ua the San

AflAWffl MIWCFRENCH FEMALE

PILLS.Montezuma Trust CompanyIfVft IHOWI T Fill. ir Amm

work done the ..i.Ktit ut on, ui.ik-- t

nnd of Bin. ma din-'- i i,i ft,,t,, in,Vlt'Wa "f III..' Who would .ll.. ill. lollI In reprM ntni l aisti tii

Tile ffnliiela of tin- - i i.!:.(itHli,.n putliolhllll.' Ill tile ii i f our III, plot IliK

the ll..niii I of the let'ial.it u ... i

ei ullw Mini j,iilt l.t lopnrtnii nitTheir .l.in ik l.ro.id noui.'li t.i i.mftm u n. nl country m oum and ,i

111 111 h renter olte. lllil.'l Ihlli pi.itithe ttntlori hi, if K"'ie lliroiiKtl Ii"!.!if fire mid h.is I ome "U. h tune

atroneer th ,n l.itoie it hna l e. n

ant ei ted to fninii. ml aire iiti.l tothe horror of the nmri KiK.uitie inilwar ihi- - world h . rt n known, nndtt a flelllhle etlotlKh to meet nlcotidtiiona.

Senator I'dL'ea iirK'.uiietit la thatw e ahoiild prinrve the f..iiu of k

hnlidid di.wii in ua. miditlla to lliuke Ih- l it una of II of

W tilth It M tnpnlle. We wulll,! I"'

hppy thn in He tert. intv thnt w

phall to h.te free inMilu-U-ri- i

and free nun. Tina nation ia a

r '" n t.u.'i.;r.-- ..t M, 05 N!tu4fil. (v titf l t p. f but W i'i IrnJ (hm aau Ifift) hr . t tm

vFlrll rr Irvisl. HlltiiH rPM. f Jiiajl all afc Jaa. fsaa.

..ll..r I .t in is i , ,.i,pl.I. d polltl. 1,1 M ,,f mi,,,! e

' I ..in .1 n piihtie.-in- , hut tor Wtl-iit- .

til an, li ii,,,,- - ;,.w , it r

laaroa a J iwi . ipr l iaUN ITIC MI DiCl CO ..01 T. Larvi.

ALSJUUUtKUUl:, NEW MEXICO.Capital and Surplus, $100,000

INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITl

Itullc 'l'l.l.mi' i INh Pl.eil.I . xniftoii. Kv. .luU l'l. The ex-- '.

lltu liiliiillee ,.f th,. f.urli y so-

il, tv tod.i nliliouneed Ihat they had"ld Ih.' llllil,- p....! ,if the Cm'.! crop,

alllolltitlltt; to 1 I''.' Illol 11,1(1 . null, s. 1

Ih estini .tid Hint nhoiit Hi.tuol.iiinlw.. r,, en, , t..r the loh.ll ... Thiswill Pi dlil.h .1 ..nioiin th, niemhera of

l pin. e l i,lI 11,11 lot. how

111.' head of theer. Hill .1 part VIm.

limn ' Plu li- - Hlii-t- c

er in. r i.i nd lwri-n.-- p I, lr. Ox-n- r llhw LJmin I'l'tiiitri. As mi added re afor moiiiu after the trade from h.-- , Albuquerque Purchasing Co.tlie ., Ii Ii hi. i. Indiana and Keli- -

iSnPfiak Venus and Pa,mer's Vj0,et Ta,cun' Powdertie ki district. Mr S hnentkei adviniced th

numher of IntKe irriK.ttlt.n plo.le.t siiill iirilcr Sw, lnlisis f,,r CountryChart. a ,. CnuTit wnit-- in theN.-ri- An., in an K, i, w on cr ' Miy.alon in N ten rait ua " He nuiht lmraivl.-- ll. "Morgana c.rih in

w lilrh have l n i,.sc l mwn lit Mi. tim imnn. irticea I.una-.sir- n klerliltlar . P. O. ll.n,Ar.hi l.l !.tilil.-s- w nirr ' ...i. . ..... . . ' "-- . piuilll i. J CillJll.lt:

Ihat hi I . ii i di f viinrr irriuiy Mr. Mlerch,tnf' l:,!! ..r i. M W m,...e,iUv,IVii, ir uuvui W piu.u. i, ,ou num,'. vviinams urun 1:0.. i,toxT- -a '-- "-j ii. wot Central.

SEVENTHE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.

Dw unD"HERE COMES THE BRIDE. U J IIUIlSCOOP, the Cub Reporter.

'IVE CrOT TOgg fNOW -WHEN "WE T " tffA ;fl rZi$ri? -- S L BE(XoU RDQh)s flgif

1"

" ; 'iiimih m mm nraTTiT nrniiTT f iiTim HH I

PROFESSIONAL CARDSCall for Progressive Republican

Primaries and County

Convention.ATTORNEYS.The Jonional Wainift Cotammims It. W. I. IlKYANAttorney-at-I-

Offlca In First National HankIn-- , Albuquerque, N. M.

Ball

IF YOU HAVE A WANT TELL IT THROUGH THE JOURNALUnder unil by direction of tlio lior-n.ilil-

county initial committee pre 1 H3JssbbbbbbbbW

cinct nrimnries are hereby culled toWILSON & IJCWIS

Attorneys-at-La-

Rooms 16-- 1 1 Cromwell Bulla lasRes. Phona 16!V j Orfloa Mens1172.STORAGE.FOR RENT Rooms.

THIS IS A GOOD ONE DENTISTS.Furnished rooms; mod-App- ly

608 W Central.FOR RKNT-r- n;

no sickWANTED Pianos, household Hoods,

etc., stored safely at reasinablsrtea. Advances made. Phone (40..

K1 The Security Warehouse & ImproveFUH KKNT ModernGrande Hotel. Bl W

roons.Central.

1)11. J. K. Ii KA FTDental Purgtoa.

Rooms t- -, Harnett Hldg. Fhona T4Appointments Made by Mall

ment Co. Offices: Rooms I and 4.Grant block, Third street and Centralavenue.

FOR RF.NT Kurn islied rooms, modWalter St..rn. 218 S

Four room, new, modern brick,south trout, near In on lowlands, twoscreened porches. large sleepingporch. Price $2,350. $2nil down, $2.".

per month,Foil RF.NT Two nice rooms for

housekeeping, furnished; modern.521 West Silver avenue.

Oriego. The precinct Is entitled totwo delegates.

Precinct No. S, I.os Griegos Judge,Jnstinlano Cutierrez. The primarieswill be held at the school house. Dis-

trict No. 2, I.os Candelarias. The pre-

cinct is entitled to three delegates.Precinct No. 9, Paiu-hn- de Atris-c- o

Judge, Jacobo Arniijo. The pri-

maries will be held at the house ofPolicarpio Armijo. The precinct is

entitled to four delegates.Precinct No. 0, Eseobosa Judge.

Frank C. Mora. The .primaries will heheld at the house of Frank C. Mora.The precinct Is entitled to two dele-gates.

Precinct No. 11, Pajaito Judge,(ieot'es Sanchez. The primaries willbe held at the house of Cleofes San-

chez. The precinct is entitled to foul

FSICJAjNSANA. J. KIIOItTI.F, M. !.

Practice Limited to Tuberculosis.Hours, 9 to 1 1. 224 'i W. Central Ave.

Phone 1177.Albuquerque Sanitarium. Phone 84S.

be held 111 the various precincts on.Monday, July 22, 15112, at the hourami place hereinafter named, for the)iurMise of electing delegates to thecounty convention to be held at thecounty court hou.se in Old Albu-querque at 10 o'clock a. in., on Satur-day, the 27th day of July, 1IM2, forthe purpose of electing twenty-fou- r

delegates to the progressive republi-can state convention, to be held Inthis city on .Monday, July 29, 1912, at2 p. m.

Every republican who believes inprogressive principles, mid who is aqualified voter of licrnalillo countywill be a qualified voter in these pri-

maries.The basis of precinct representation

in the county convention is one dele-Kat- e

for each twenty (20) votes, ormajor fraction thereof, east for therepublican candidate for delegate tocongress at the general election, No-

vember 2, 190S,The primaries In Precincts Nop. 1,

2. 3, 4, 6, 7, S, 9, 10, 11, 14, 22, 2.1,

2S, 34 and 35 will be open from 2 to 3

o'clock in the afternoon, and in pre-cincts Xns. fj, 12, 13 and 20 will beopen from 7 to !t o'clock in the

FOR KKNT Furnished front room;bath, electric llKiit; private en-

trance, 107 South Walter. No sb k.

FOR SALE.900 house, six EO ft. lots,chicken houses, gasoline engine andpump; near car line.

$2000 frame, modern, cellar,4th ward, on car line.

$3500 modern bungalow,sleeping porch, large lot, lawn,trees,

11000 house, lot 100x142,outbuildlnKS, city water, near Uni-

versity; terms.$4000 brick, modern,

West Central; $1,000 cash, balance8 per cent.

$4200 stucco finishresidence; hot water heat, lot 76x142, barns, chicken houses; close In;$1700 cash, balarce 8 per cent.

$S200 brick, modern, hard-wood floors, fire place, corner lot,Highlands; $700 cash, balance 8pe- - cent.

MONFV TO LOAN.F1KE INSURANCE.

A. FLEISCHER,1 1 1 South Fourth Street.

Phone 871. Next to New Postofflce

A HOME FOR SALE.In the Highlands, close to tho shops,

in street car line. Four-roo- frame,modern, nearly new; largo screenedporches, shade treeB, chicken yards,etc. Part cash, balance easy pay-ments. Call at 914 South Kdlth street.

Porterficld Co. FOR KKNT Two furnished rooms.Piano If desired. Call forenoon. Miss

Ada Phlibrick. 31 S South Fourth st,

Ft K lOONr Two front rooms forlight housekeeping; sleeping porch.

7.14 S. Arno.FIRE INSURANCE AND LOANS. FOR BALK Five-roo- modernbrick, lot 75x142; shade and fruit

trees, outbuildings; bargain If takenat once. 70H West Roma.

W. M. SHERIDAN. M. D.

Practice Limited to '

Genito Urinary Diseases tndDiseases of the Skin.

The Wassermann and Noguchl TestaBalvarsan "606" Administered,

CitlKcns' Hank Uulldlng.Albuquerque, New Mexico.

delegates.Precinct No. 13, old Albuquerque

FOR KKNT Two nice, cool house-keeping or sleeping rooms. Inquire

after li p. in.. 00S S. Kdlth.FOR rTTnT Furnished rooms for

light housekeeping. 218 N. SixthStreet.

217 West Gold.Judge, Jesus Romero. The primaries FOR SALIC Fifty-foo- t lot in Fast-en! additon for $100. Cash or In-

stalment!!. W. P. Metcair, 321 Holdavenue.FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

will be h"ld at the county courthouse. The precinct Is entitled to thir-teen dclcgajes.

Precinct No. 14, San IgnacloJudge, Tcmloro Garcia. The pri

Fo KKNT Cool and airy sleepingrooms. No sick nor children. 4U2

West Sliver Ave.LEGAL NOTICE.OKO. K. WOODS. M. IX

.Physician and Kurgaea,Grant Building.

Phonn, Office 1111; Realdeneamaries will be held at the house of FOR KKNT Modern sleeping rooms,

also light housekeeping rooms, e.

Statn hotel, 4th and Central.

FOR SALE e ranch, S milesfrom city; new five-roo- house

completely furnished; largo two-stor-

barn, chicken house, all newly fencedand painted; perpetual water right,deep well, good drinking water; cropsand farm Implements go with place;$;i(i0 cash, balance to suit purchaser.Owner leaving city July 17th. Seethis quick If jou want a bargain. 321S, Waller St. Phone Oil.

$1,100 eiuiity in six acres best gar-den land in the valley, ('lose In onnew Rio Grande boulevard. Now inalfalfa, which will pay interest onwhole Investment. Owner lan'l lookafter it ami will sell on easy terms in-

trude for small, Improved city prop-erly, free from Incumbrance.

C. II. CONNKlt,lilt.Osteopath.

Room Stern Itlock.Phone

The precinct Judge, the place atwhich the primaries of the dilfcrentprecincts shall be held and the num-ber of delegates each precinct is en-

titled to are as follows-

Precinct No. 1, .Sail Jose Judge,Arniijo. The primary will be

held at thi' hall of Felipe Armijo.The precinct is entitled to four dele-gates.

Precinct No. 2, Del Kin Judge,Antonio Can-la- The primaries will

AMERICAN HOTEL502 1- W. Central

Rooms single, double or ensulte.day or week.

HKASON A R LI FIJI C! SiIX.AX. I IKK INS,PI 111, If.

mom;v toami:.

JOSEPH fi. vivm, SI. D.Suite 1, Whltlug Bldg.

Hours, 1 1 a. m., 4 p. m., S p. aaPhones Office 1119; Ilea. US.

'I'll 10 HIGH Living Problem Solvedown a suburban home, live minutes

wall; to car line. 1 liuvo four,plots, cheap, t2.10.00 down, balanceliko rent. See Robinson, west of fairgrounds.

THAXT0N & CO.,211 W. (.old Ave. Phone

CAM, FOR RIDS.Sealed bids will be received at the

office of the county clerk of licrnalil-lo county, AlbiKiueniiie, N. M., up to18- in the forenoon of Friday,August 2, 1912, for the building of300 feet of wooden bridge connectingwith the present west end of the steelbridge over the Rio Grande at ISarciasand extending westerly therefrom, Inaccordance with plans and specifica-tions on file in said clerk's office, andalso with the county surveyor,

P.ids .will also be received at thesame time and place for the repairof the pier at the present west endof said stoel bridge, in accordancewith plans and specifications on filewith the county surveyor.

Kids will also be received at the sametime and place for the purchase and

fl.--7. 1KS. TlII, Jt HAKUH.

Specialists F.ye, Ear, Nose, Throat.Stale National Hank Hldg.

Phone :ill9.si-- JR)RJAL

FOR RENT Apartments.

housekeeping rooms, week ormonth. Westminster. Phono 17FoTrTlENT Modern light house-

keeping rooms, 3 20 W. Iron.Foil RENT six rooms, mouern

apartment, gas ranse, sleepingporch; also modern cottageshade trees, cellar, etc. Apply A. W.Anson, SI 6 N. 6th St.

Sawtelle & HicksGeneral Contractors

1K. K. W, Hll'HAKInSONPhysician and FurKoon.

Bulte 26, Armijo bviiamg.Residence phone 334, Office phone 114Phone . Office 211 West (.old Avi

If jou Hunt a house, buill.

Tcodoro (Iarcia. The precinct is en-

titled to two delegates.Precinct No. 22, J.a Tijcra Judge,

Carlos Griego. Tho primaries will beheld at tile house of Carlos (iliego.Tlie precinct Is cntillcd til. three dele-gate:!.

Precinct No. 23, San AntonitoJudge, Tersio l.ucero. The primarieswill be held at the house of TersioLuccro. The precinct is entitled tothree delegates.

Precinct No. 2S, Atrisco Judge,Mariano Saavedra. The primarieswill be held at the house of .ManuelAntonio Jaramillo. The precinct Is

entitled to three delegates.Precinct No. 34, Chililli Judge,

Francisco Maldonado. The primarieswill be held at the house of FranciscoMaldonado. The precinct is entitledto two delegates.

Precinct No. 3.1, T,os Dura liesJudge, Antonio Jose (iarcia. The pri-

maries will be held at the house otAntonio-Jos- (Iarcia. The precinct in

entitled to four delegates.Precinct No. 12, Albuquerqui

Judge, Fred Ilc.vn. The primarieswill be held at the of lice of V. M.

McClelland, justice of the peace. Theprecinct Is entitled to twenty-seve- n

delegates.Precinct No. 20, Albuquerque.

Judge, George P. I.earnard. The pri-

maries will be held at the office ofAtannsio Montoya, 108 South Thirdstreet. The precinct Is entitled tothirty-tw- o delegates.

Foil SALE 71 I W. Roma, prettypebble dash, sleeping porch

and bathroom, material and work-manship f irslelasH. Terms lo resolisl-bl- c

party. Inquire 703 W. Roma.$"00. Here Is a splendid oppor-

tunity to get a good house with asmall rash payment. Five neons,modern, rented on a basis that rep-resents a hieh class Invesl im-n- onone of the best slieets In Hie High-lands. Will sell for providedat least $3imi is paid In cash. John

FO R RNT Dwelliii qs.FTTTb?KNT Three-roo- furnish

lilt. W. X. M ( liiri'll, Dentist.Rooms 7 Grant Pddg.

office hours II to D.

Appolnluieiils made by mall.

be held at the lioiisc of AntonioGarcia. The precinct is entitled iotwo delegates.

Precinct No. 3, Alameda Judge,Maximo A. l'erca. The. primaries willbe. held at the school house. Theprecinct is entitled to two delegates.

Precinct No. 4, Kanchos de Albu-querque Judge, Salvador M. Garcia.The primaries will be held at thelower school house. The precinct Is

entitled to three delegates.Precinct No. .1, I'.al'clas Judge,

M. Sanchez. The primaries willbe held at the house of T. A. Gurule.The precinct is entitled to four dele-gates.

Precinct No. fi, I.os Padillas Judge,Ilal'ael Chavez. The primaries will beheld at the home of Rafael Chavez.Tlie precinct is entitled to three dele-gates.

Precinct No. 7, San Antonio Judge,Venceslao Oriego. The primaries willbe held at the house of Venceslao

cottage, sleeping porch. 1210 SouthKM PI A ) Y MF.N T AG KXCY.2t0 V. Silver. Flioue S.'il Kdllh.

DR. SAI.MOXrooms and bath

removal from said river, also for theremoval from the river for the countyof the three spans of said steel bridgethat went down during tho recentflood.

Ea'h bid must be accompanied witha certified check, on some local bankin Albuquerque, in the amount of 10per cent of the bid, payable to the

WANTED Mexican teamsters and Fi l RENT Fourgas range nioderi 'no tice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nosei, close in, furnish

Tho Leader, 3(i'Jd. Fleming, I,'. Stern block Phono 1131.iiiil'iirnish and Throat.laborers, $1.76, (2 and $2.2G a daytwo good waitresses.

M I 'i AVest Central Ave.atlagCOLKCILVS F.MI'LOYMKN'l.

'" CentraJ.Foil UENT f

screened pol'cheCentral.

roommortem. 20 E,Ill W. Silver. Tel. 4!) 8. P. O. Pox 174

FOR SALE Miscellaneous.TYPEWRITERS for sale or rent

Underwood Typewriter Co., 321 W,Gold avenue. Phone 14 4.

order of the treasurer of licrnalillocounty, as a guarantee that bidder

SOLOMON lu ItUKTOlV. M. IX,Physician and Surgeon.

Suit I HarnettWanted Two experienced waitresses

woman dishwasher; woman for Foil RENT Nicely furnished twogeneral housework. room lent house with porch. 1019

will enter into a contract for the workbid on should his bid be accepted.

The successful bidder will be re S. Walter St.WANTED At once, experiencedYVOMAVS HOSPITAL

.Medical, Surgical mid Obstetrical.Tio X. Second St. Tel. 11116

OR RENT - Ibmgalow, completelymale stenographer, with knowledgiquired to give n bond, satisfactory tothe board of county commissioners, and well furnished, modern, bathof bookkeeping general officeCARD SIGNS FOR SALE. gas range, eleelric lights, telephoneonditional for tho faithful perform work, for Albuiiieriiie house. Charl

llfehl Co. screened sleeping porch. Close in, 320ance or tile contract.

!' H SALIC l.aige three-r- i tent-hous-

with furniture. Easy (onunc. M. L. Divine, llll S. Edilh St.

For SALE A Mosb-- "safe, desk Tuidrevolving desk ' hair. ,110 West Cop-

per avenue.Foil SALE machine, dmp

head. All late a t inch in en Is ; atyour own price, r. :i S. Third St.

W AN run A single man as othce asMl of said work must bo done W. Lead avenue, corner Fourth streetInquire 303 W. Central Ave., room 5

PROFESSIONAL NURSES.

H's1miTai7iGraduate Nurse and Masseusa

Treatment At Your Home.

sistant; stenographer preferred. N

health seeker need apply. F. II., Al- - Foil KENT brick, moderncellar. large shaded front and backbuiUcri)Ue Journal.

yard with stables and chicken houses. 30!l V. Central Ave. Phone f,04WANTKIi Kxperieni ed grocery man.

under the supervision and to tho sat-

isfaction of the county surveyor.The board reserves the right to re-

ject any or all bids.liy order of tho board of county

commissioners.A. E. AVALKER,

Clerk.

14 Norih Seventh.Apply J. M. Gooch, 211 West Cen FOR SALE -- Cheap, liiib rw I type-

writer in excellent condition. Ad ENGINEERINGFoil KENT collar, modtral Ave.

Tho Journal now hag a full assort-ment of Card Signs on hand. Youcan certainly find what you want inthe following list: "Furnished Roomsfor Rent," "Unfurnished Rooms forPent," "For Rent," "For Sale.""Rooms for Rent," "FurnishedRooms for t.ight Housekeeping,""Room and Hoard," "Table Hoard,""Rooms for Light Housekeeping,""House for Sale," "House for Rent,""Plain Sewing." "Dressmaking." Thernrils will be sold at the low price of10 cent j each. Call at the businessoffice.

em. 307 N. 0th. cottage dress L. It. i '., Journal office.liiilt N. First. Ij. T. Delaney, 815 W.

All delegates will be elected by bal-

lot. Two tellers will be appointed ineach precinct who, together with thejudges herein appointed, shall re-

ceive and canvass the votes cast.A list of delegates elected in the

various precincts shall be tiled withA. Walker, secretary, or AtanasioMontoya, assistant secretary, before12 o'clock noon, on Saturday, July 27,1 9 1 2.

JESUS ROMF.Ro.Chairman.

A. 10. WAl.KF.R, Secretary.ATANASIO MONTOYA,

Assistant Secretary.

Roma. FOR KALE- - Fine Singer dropheadsewing machine. 4, Grant bldg.FOR SALE Livestock, Poultry

FOR .SALE-r-Malhi- rd ducks Drakes,FOR RENT 'lie,

I'll AS. M. ItOltl N,Civil Engineer,Land Surveyor.

II AY'. Gold Air., Albuquerque, N. M.FOR KALE A iMathushek Orchestralroom bouses,

two, throe and fourfurnished or

614 S..17!IW.

square piano, cheap. 4 14 South 4lhJANJEJD- -WANTKD Position by young man as

furnished. W. V. street.Ij-c- : "il"!'-!- -'8 17 W. Gold.

FOR SALE of Itroadway, phoneFOR SALE 1 Humphrey bono cutmules. Also camp wagon. 1210 John

street.clerk in office. Good reference. No

bad habits and in good heultli. S. KJournal.

WANTED Agents. ler; also 1 Humphrey alfalfa, cutler,cheap. MM W. Marble Ave.Foil SALK Good appearing, gentle WANTED At once. Agents to Sell

JEJTRINARYS. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE be-

gins Sept. Ifi. No profession offersequal opportunity. Catalog free. C,Ken no, Pres., u 1 s .Market bt., SanFra nclscn.

accident and health Insurance forhorse, ride or drive, weight 1,ooopounds. Buggy and harness. PhoneFREE I

WANTF.lJ Klderly woman desiresposition to do general housework

or any kind of work. Address P. ( .

liox 2il, city...yjfflSPrrjy! LaJlc 0--

uAthe. world's largest Casualty company.

222, or call at tie treating plant. Swell contract to experienced agents.WANTED House building and gen

Apply Continental Casualty Co., Al eral job work, liarton Keller,buquerque, N. M., L. and S. bldg.

For SALE Fine. large, gentleAmerican driving horse. Price

$100,011; worth J20i. Si? N. Eighth Phone 12 9 2VV.PERSONALTo You SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

X. J. (iiirliam, cashier Hank of

Woodville, Woodville, Ga., had a verysevere attack of kidney trouble andtho pains in his kidneys and backwere terrible. "I got a bottle of FoleyKidney Pills from our druggist andthey entirely relieved me. I havemore benefit from them than anyother medicine." J. H. O'RIelly Co.

WANTED -- Women iikciiIh to handle PLANS, Siirwyjng and Alcliilcrloi.il.patented article that every woman Tracing and llliie Prints. M. Car- -

dona, room I'..', American hotel.needs. 100 per cent profit. Sells onsight. Write today. Indicator Agency,

MiOIJLK A'lKT) man would like tocorrespond with lady, age between

20 and 30. iMatrimonial object. 602John street. C. P. M.

FOR a good Job of painting or paperDouglns. Arizona. banning, see us. Lurnett & Martin,

THEY lay, they win, they pay. Wonfour firsts, one second at state fair,

1911. It. C. R. I. Reds, Mottled An-con- as

and Ii. P. Rocks. Eggs andchicks for sale. L. E. Thomas. P. O.Box 111, 717 East Hazcldlne

WAITED At once. A live wide liox 180, or 303 E. Central.awake 1 asuany loan oi eApeiienc.,

who is a producer, to take for theCHICHESTER'S PILLSRAM. A worlds largest accident and health W. A. (.OFF

CARPFI' CLKAXIXG.Phonn r(IH, 20. F-- CenLralV?aVV At.

FOR RENT Miscellaneous.Store to let. Central Ave., between 1st

& 2nd. Sts. Inquire T.. Journal.ixil IliiRSKS and mules. Ride or

drive. Wagons and light rigs forrent and sale, at Simon Garcia. No.1202 N. Arno street.

einsurance company, the stato agencyfor Arizona. Must furnish surety bondfor t'i.ooe.oo. only hustlers need ap- -

Ladtrnl A.k four Mrttgarl.t far aUltmoaJ llr..dV

'Ilka Rra mil nellKVycal4 with hUtm RiiJma. V

Tmk mm atbar- Rut tfTHPDnMrlat. 111 . iri

FUR SALE Acclimated MissouriMammoth Jacks, 2 years old and

upwi-rds- , $300 to J1.500 each. It takesfrom one to two years to acclimatejacks brought from the states. JamesD. Hand. Is Alamos. N. M.

m

M

ly. A swell contract to tin: right par OR RENT Rooms with BoardDIAMOND KB A Ml Pll.l,,iyean known at Brat. Sattrt. Aiwa va R'llat.l ty. References required. Apply on- -

FffcctUo .laniiary 20, 1912.W ot bound.

Arrives Departs1 Cat. Express.... 7:2P V'H'P3 Cal, Limited .... 1 0:r,ia ll:2f.a7 Mex.-Ca- l. i:p-- . l:lap lLO.'.p9 Cal. Fast M ill . . 1 1 .iUp 12:4ia

SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE tlnentai Casually Co., Albuquerque, I'till RENT Two neaily furnished No.No.No.No.

N. M. rooms with hoard, sleeping porches,TRUNKS AND tfAGS.

The MorningJournal

is Giving AwayFREE theSure-Cu- tCan Opener

with a

50c PrepaidWant-A- d

This Can Opener is

made of heavy steel, 1 0inches long, nickel plat-

ed, ebonized handle,serves as both bottleand can opener.

In private family. Sick taken. TermsMEDICAL. reasonable. Call 1S01 W. Marble Ave

1

I Exp. . . 3

FOR RFLIAHLE TRUNKS, SUITCASES and hand bags, go to the

Albuq jerque Trunk factory. Repair-ing. Phone 423. 209 South Second.

HOW I CURED MYSELF OF CON- - 2 Tour! PPf Hudson for Signs f 3.1

2 OpU;,p2f.p3ia

No.No.No.No.

4 Limited5 East Exp

10 Overland Exp.

FiR SALE our specialty layingstrains. Hreeds that lay are theories

that pay. Those only we. keep. They arcS. C. W. l.- ghorns. Plaek Miiionas.It. ('. and S. C. . I. Reds. While andISarred Rocks, Hutf Orpingtons andRlack Langshans. No young i lib ksfor sab. but eggs, Jl.ae per 13. CrystalWhite Orpingtons. Kellarstrasster 1 'i. Good tune t" hatch for springlayers. Ideal Poultry Ranch, OldAlbuiii-riii- e. phone 13!isit.

:5;.pS.uua

SUMPTION" A booklet of pric-m- s

value to tubercular Huffen-rs- . Afree. Chas. F. Avcoek. 703

t.riHtb.nnl Tlnnk Ptdi?.. Txs Angelei TfTci iTa y i Ti fit's

r. ni h Menstrual Pills. posilivcls

$1.25 PER WORD Inserting classifiedads in 3li leading papers In the

U. S. Rend for list. The Dake Adver-tising Agency, 433 Main St., Los An-geles, or 12 Geary Hi.. San Francisco.

IT l'nxi I ra I n.i.No. S09 Mi x. ExpNo. M .1 El Paso Pass

l!:2flpx.joaguaranteed or money n-- l united. J

Wall PaperHUDSON Fourth ,

for Picture Street andFrames , . , Copper Ave.

box. Write lor advice. P. O.c 4. A Ibuqueriiuc, N. M.

THF. STAGK FOIt THE HOTSPRINGS OF JKMKX, N. M.,

Leaves Albuquerque postofficedaily except Sundays at E a. m.Can carry three passengers at atime. First comes, firs, served.For tickets apply to

OAVINO GARCIA. Prop.SIS F Pacific Ave. IKone 758.- -

WANTED Money.

No. Mil From El I'aso 6: Qua,.No, M6 From El I'aso :2up

lliwnell, Clovl ami Amarillo.No. Ml Pecos Vnl. Exp T:S5pNo. tli AII'Uiu Exp.. :16p

r. j. jouxsox, achu

HELP WANTED Female.FgRSAILE----F- m

lit ,A EE 'on, ph i,, ol lushing olluii--- . I I h tut in good

condition. No sick. I.iailng city. 214N. Seventh.

In -ANTED-- - a , r l g i f.

Addlev.'. ca r.a.i.iiu"

or tin.17.

house-Y" ANTED (The Morning Journal one. twop. o. pox :

for generalGold.work. iZi

EIGHT ' THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.

A piirty of Kl I'aso pioplo, ilrivii:;; jth) CliiilincrH Koiir ' "IVx.-i- Triin)." j janiM'fj iiihi niKlit troin miimii itwhero tlicy hnj lutti xisilltiK, iind Ur

Crescent Hardware CompanyKtovra. fUnrwi, !lin FiirnUhlnK Goutlii, Cutlery. Tooln, Irn Ptp,

Ulm mul FIiiIiiko. I'lninblnt. Ilratlng, lln arid Vt Work.(IN W. I TKAI. AVI:. ll l.l PIIOM ait

piirtfd Itnrni dlnt ly after huppit forSiin Miirclal, wlih li ilio - ttn'y vx- -

Remember to ask for

MATTHEW'S VELVET ICE CREAMTUJZrilONE ORDERS,

pi ( ti-- ,, riucli thl-- i inornliitr. Tlo--

phiii to ho In i:i I'aso loniKlil.It In llJu-l- that tin- IhTnallllo

Contity Har isMoilation will ri'iinn-nnn- d

JuiIkp V, II. I'opo, of theKtiltoil Suites (listriil iiiiirt, that h;hold federal court here in Novemher.Hecently Judxe I'ope jisked the liar tNllKKeKt (he moKt eomenletlt tiin ' f'.lholding a term of the I "tilted S'iile--ourt In Alhil'iicriie.

MlHH (JeofKla Callalinli, theslxtia.il-ycar-ul-

(laueliter of l oinellus ( alla-ha-

who had n weiioii.s oiaTntlonon nl,.,nt no wo ls an'.!

Ib reported iseithn al.o' 111. eiv, an. I

will. In n Hhort time he as Htronjr asever, ller father, who reporteditem, feehi very Mi iieful to lir. Ilutst,who performed the operation,

lr. It, Kred I'ettit has ritunird

Green Tag SpecialsWe call special attention to these items which are on sale all this week andwhich represent the Bargain Event of the season,,

Hart Schaffner & Marx SuitsYiiiiit Mch'h kIcs S:l and SI, worth up to $21.00. tusKcd 9tT.R0Men's I'liK! Suit., all hli's, wiirlli up to SJ.VOO, srifii tiiUKfil Silt.".".Men - ( liohcst Mills, worth up to S:il'. ."(, yrei n Indued $22.."ltun l o ami 1 lircc-l'hi'- c Suits, worth ii In JfHI.OM, yrccn IiikuimI SI 1.751100 l ine ISusiiii'sH Suits, worth up to 9H2.50, yi'ccn liiKycil SI 1.75;:oo ialr Troupers, worth up lo SI ..10. erccn tauttril S2.IIO

hililrcn's Wllslnlhlc Suits, Itiissiiin or hlotisi- - .style, urccll tabued SI. 00(They are worth douhlo. )

I toys' School Suits, H to 17 years, worth up lo S5..10. tiroon tufwd ........ $2.00( Yon will find these (,'reat values.)

All of our llish f;raih' Hoys' Suits worth up lo ST.. 10, i t.iSK'(l $1.00

Green Tag Bargains in Furnishing Goods

. MMA Rogers' Silverware Coupon in Every Sack of

EMPRESS FLOURKodak every time you want

a record of a pleasant outing.

Kodaks, $6.00 to $65.00Brownies, $1.00 to $12.50Premos, $1.50 to $26.50

WE DO DEVELOPING AND

PRINTINGCharles IIfeld Co.

Wholesalers of EverythingLAI VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA

. . .00 cents. . , 05 cents. . . 0.1 cents,12 'a cents. . 2.1 rents

. .25 rt-iit-s

from a hunting trip to the Joiner.inoimtaliiM. He hnuinht hack withhim the rarniKH of a d heir,hilt left h,. c.liciss ill '.ishrst huntliiK don, "old ilerk," rimwas Killed In the liht iiirldenl to theI.iimkIiik of the hear. The dot; was one'of the tines! j,, Hits section ol

and the doeior keenly feelsits loss.

.Miss Marie Km list, a oharniliiKyoiiliK society lull,, of lanvir, ulmhas lately linishi il ai the exeluxlveWolrotl Hchool tor yoiinn ladies of'that city, arrived slri day lor a wv

daya' viKil In the city to MissesKrna and Lena Kci'iminkoii, who aleold friends of tile family. Miss KranzIntends, after a slay of several dasin A lhiiiiieriue, lo join her mother in!

STRONG'S BOOK STOREYour Money Hack If You Want It."

Summer l'iidci'(iir. worth $1.2.1 and SI..10. "rccn tayircd. per suitodd lines of luctt anil other Shins, worth up to S2..10, i tiium'dSoft Collar Shirts (collar attached), worih up lo SI. .10, urecn limbedton iloeo I'lincy Ho i, worth 1.1c to 2.1o, (jreon taam-i- l

200 doen Silk mul I, Isle Thread Hose, worth up to 7.1c. Ki'ccn laudedAll of our 50c Windsor Tics (lo clo-- e out), ".rccn taiiyed

SIMON STERNThe Central Avenue Clothier

LAUNDRYYes, it is warm weather position hlu, Imf held for llic prist II

I'll I M.

to bake, but if you will use J WHITE

WAfiONS.11. H. Murtln, claim intent for Hi''

Hatitu Ke, Willi h ;i 1. u. 11 m ill Winslow, united last iiIkIiI nml "111 spend

Arnold's Best! i.os Angeles.Sol Weilier expect to leave till

fvenlnif for St. I.onis, Mo., where hwill 'isit for a few days Ilia vol:

a.I la ' ill Welller.Strong Brothers j Alter his usi: in Hi u p AT r YTT D M M A Tl C M

ty. Mr. Weill, r will proceed to .New ln UA I Lnivimn I IUI1I Fur 1 o j

llic ilay here ntt'iidliiK lo t . nllllHlllI'MN.

Miss t'liirii Wilson, who wiiK insouthim California tin- - past two

h n for her lo'iillh, has returnedto I n clerical duties at the K. W.

I'eu feed Hlol'e,

City Attorney Kcllx II. Lester de-

parted In Ml iiIkIiI for a snonin on n

Pacific I'oiiKt. ilr will Join Ins family,who have horn In sniuhoin 'ulllot nla

s.s. on HEARINGCMSORDER SENT OUTYork, where he expects 1.1 1 onAiiKust 1st hln moiher-in-- l ,v, .ills. '.roiiipi ntiIm lmj ur Night.

Telephone) 7H. l(e(dilrnev (HI.Ktroiiu 151k., aOpp.r ami Kon.nrt.

thfi rnsult will hn so nlnne.. TO TAKE PLACE

Ili iijamlli, who is ri lu.niiiH from!.'"';!" w";'r" ,':;-- vi:i"(,,,i jui- - i.-- tih Ke,.rai

I willhey returnyear. ,,,,,, i(, , ,,x , ,.,., in , r :1,aisI. All.i..,,ieri,e s tim- in Ae ,wmt. j ,. inR rats was extendedWo know you wa re satMied W illi across the roiitincnt today under

lionita ci(?ar. K r body Is. jders of the pi, I. lie iiealth ami marine

several weeks.OF LETHBRJDGE

IS IN CITY

r - - w - - - w w . j

I trig you will be glad youX did.

Mm Km nk I : rsi ami him haveKotio to Chlcium for a Wlrl-i- l wi'i'ks'visit. Tlii.y will ho Joined laler hy Mr. HERE TODAYWilliam Koetiin. who conduels a h,,s,i la .service. Instructions were

live-He- fruit ranch opposite thel"''11' '" 1111 ""' I'orly-od- d iiiarantinenulls of th(, American l.umher Com- - .stations mi hotli the Atlantic and

Inform.H the Journal that hi cil'ie casts lo "fiiminate throughoutLarge Sacks. .$1.75 f Itradley, who 1m ((hhi-Io- I with llic

local Hnnta Kc nfllces.11. N. Matron, state ciHiiicr. left pear trees, of several viuh lies, anSmall Sacks. . .90 ..r the extermination of rats, all ves-

sels 11 i v 11 from purls in .Southlunl nlnlit for New York, hy way of loaded down with pears, ami yet tlI'. I'uso anil Now Chans. Ho will

In tho ivvmil Unit you houlilrun receive your morning papnr,telephone IIUVANT'.S

Klviti your num.)mid address antl thn paper willll lIHIVlTCil by H Hpecllll IIUUI- -

'MKt r. Phon,, Hi or Hi2.

$,,.00 Howard .VOO.

Tli- - nlii.vo reward will In- paidfor IIib uncut llllll Conviction ofBlivoli,. eullliil NlclillHK copiesof the MoriiliiK Jourmil from(hit iloorwuvn of milmcrlhen.

Jt'CUNAL, PUIll.lfsllINU CO.

Strom; ' America, im lmlin the river ports.wind of 11 few niiihis ,,e,, w,-dthereoflaki- nl i'ii inr In, 111 the latter poin Ihe West Indies."enouith to I, low iiianv off the lim

to the mil opolls.

inisler-Edit- or to Have Pre-

liminary Before United StatesCommissioner Whiting in theFederal Buildinc,

You can pay more butcannot get a better flour.

Publicity Commissioner of De-

partment of Agriculture,Canada, Boosting for

Diy Farming Congress,

practically covet iiiK H"' ,11ml. Tllejhlrilw. says Mr. KoeniK, ar,. very ih -Mish leu liii- Taschcr, duunlit'T of Tho he' tt,i(tio norNcH to he had ln

Tib city arc at W. Ia. Trlmhle'8, 113North Second street. Phone S.

M i n, .folui Tas, Iot ami a former r si Mlrncllxe, i;i i ,1 ,1 Ihe mockingvariety, llllll While he feela lllic lak-iui- ;

a shot 141111 iiioi riavini; a f. vv

'I. 'Ill of HiIh oils, in tho KlO'St of llnMo'soh 1.., Iiininit iirrivoil !

on lllo I 'alilol Ilia lllnll il.WARD'S STORE ""s .0 on ,, ,,.,,,10, ,,,,,,, Hyoniin- - IMoc 1, 01, (ours,'"' " v K .0 1. ll.lawali III-- al.vv :,,, In. I, ,1c 111Try a lolilla iIk.iI'. livi'lylnnl.N

has Ihi'in. Alfred Iruiisfelil. chalrintiii of thej The haitli-shi- Wyoming passed outnullify eonuiliss!,,!!,! S of e II a i to sea at, this afternoon ell route I"J HOMER H. WARD, Mgr. I.oin; li M rial.. .1 , to I. p '10

The hoarim? of the ... v II rnion !

Williams-- , the editor of "The llom--iiohher," w ho was arrcsled last Sa-

turday afternoon on a ch:ire of .seud-til-

ohsceiic matter IIiioukIi the mailswill take place this iiioininn hiot,.'Chilcl States Commissioner II. li.

'. K. imls, one of the men ha nla the eoasl of Maine for her officialIrial.police, has purehaneil the sl.a li ol III

Imoli . 11. oil, of I,,,!, l.iiiris, av- - 'i l.v liloiery l'iiiiiniliy from the .0

eouiily, ret 111 110 yesterday nun aweek's visit to lii 1, or ami thai icin-it.-

Mrs, (iruiisfelil and the familyare relnailllllK ill Colorado for severalweeks mole. The luillv mot,, re, 01,

Will eIn tin Il 'St o lo Mm lol a ' elver, ami it Is llllllelsl

J II Unrhle Ao. Phone, itud,

LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Nice Blackberries for can- -d.i mi I.1.1 in- '.s.

Mi ;i tour that Ii;ih l;i i him nvrJi iimiilM-- n stati s in Hit simthw- staliil li"rk muiiiil.t'ii rcniitn,S. .'hitrhltiss, i !M. f piihlit ily liHiiinis-si(n- ir

nt' tli ilfpnit tin-li- of iu;ii4iil-tur- c,

with hiMMlipiitrt-'i- nt Ivlinuiitoii,A)lnlt;t pro jure, ( ';ill.nl;lf .p'H(I'Tilay in A Mi'i in-- qiif. Mr. H t U h k u:kis mi the las: lifj; nf his huir, whirhdas ma If in t h"' int errs ot tin.'t nil lirnnii!; ol' th' 'I'ra ns--

try niin'v emmn ss, whi' h

in' Is lliis year al a II rii r, t'aiiala,t on i niriK on H toht r ! st ami holi-i-

over ii'tolirr tltli.

open Hie tore at all cal l.v dale.John A, Mapper, a well Kimvvu tea 10 1 from Hat,,,,, ami i.ei.i an tiing, today only, $1 .50 a crate

Whitiny. The h.arine; will ho heldnt " o'clock, and w ill likely takuplace ill the court room in the federal

j huildin;; instead of In Major WhiUnu s.

office iiccaus of Hie anticipated larto

estate man of I'd I'iiso, spent lust niitl'thcin ami will leave this 11,01 iiIiik for Hugh J. Trotter, Phone 44.

111c time iiiiii, ivir. . , iiinsi eld nit, inshort motor trips around that city.Mr. (Iiunsleld declared himself muchSimla Ke. in oin pa hied hy I'owell

Slnclvlioii.ie, t,f San Antonio.

W. II. Copland l.l'l early Ihi

alii mlii nee.It is understood that several min-

isters have iirKeii their conKrcmitionsto all. ml the hearin.i and lend their

taken will, the se iicrv and excellenttoads, hill said Colorado had tiotliim;on New Mexico on the scenery andwould soon have holhiiiK on it as re

.'I. M. l al. ole I, o .M.iKdah 110. Is

:n lidlli; a day or to In the i lly, hay.lof a II Mil last nl(;h I.

.1. 'I. Hamilton, of N'ei'ia, is a Imsl-li-

s ImI..i ill Ho' illy to. lav, havingnine in last nluhl.John I. lake, of I'r.nui I'.iinl, Is .1

:. It or lii he 11 lor a few- ila v s, lorvInc. at rlv d si. rda--

W, M. Union, a Pallia Ke 1. I'll, lalli.im A inn lo, vas here last nh:hl onI1UMI1. ::s, an. may ri'llllllll over toil.iy.

'tile 1,,,,'oos,, ,.1' Air HolehUis' 1,'iimorning "ti the staim lor Jeme hoiHpriuN where he will .sojourn for acouple of weelvH, Mis. Copland and

WIAIIII It III 'TOUT.

For th Iwi iity-foii- r hotirn emlliiKt 6 o'eloek yenlerilii v evenliiK;

Hie tMeiity.four hours emlliosnt o loi k .0 "ti t it iy e en nii

Maximum temperature. V. deiiii'i-s-llilllllllUIII tempi IHtllll', till, lalllie. ;,.'I'emp, nihil e ,,t ti p. m. sl. i ila ', a.S'otilli winds. pril cloudy, .11 In. in tpro i. Itati. .11

.''.,. moral .support' to (he minister-- , ditoris to arouse in drywards the roads. win, is heoinninii' to he soinethimr ofC. A. Orande denies tile ('huro farming ceiiKiess ami induce tl

stales of Ihe ..fi.l atl.l s e , i . a ri ,1 ,ithe chll'lnn ale lew al l!i" spiiim.'

I 'r. I av id It. Itoyd, .l . sl.l. Ill of tila martyr in the eyes ol' mcml.crs of

that he has I, ecu found kuiIIv in po-

lice court of solllm,' liquor without a strict im . in cut.lie llllll- - ICS! ril'lcttslate university, hit last nluht for

BUY FOR GASH

SAVE 15

RichelieuCash Grocery

1 Hi IsT colli i:lli

Kioti.s to semi lar8,. ihictiatioiis to the'congress this ) ear. Arram;, mi titshave I, ecu made hy llic cili'elis of

Silver Cllv, where he will attend till'liny take exactly the satin' idea, inmany instances, that he tool; vh ntie was at tested. That is, that he was

retail license, and in support of thisis In possession of an atfiuavil simi, ,1

hy J. I.. I. as, iter, who says, underexeicls '.1 of the suiiimcr normalschool and a reeepltoll to the jov el Hot',

Mrs. .1. I'.',.,,.,-- , wile of a localpl.v 1. t i 11, ii'tiirncd last mi'.lil from a

visit to Santa 'e ami the iippcr Ives.a 1, lil'iilL'C lo enlel lall, :, V':,s nn,o.I Olll t S'. heit'K made the ohjci't of an attackoalh that Claude did not sell him anv

liquor, hut on the other hand, thaihe nave II lo hhu. The affidavit heats

on .Inly Isth.Ilalvcy I'llflold Will leave this mol'll-llIK- ,

aeeoiiipalll al hy ( loom.'or San Jos.-- II few miles Jiolltll

late of Kcihi uary s, lull, and was

her of diienal's and visitors ami tileprospects ai hrii!hl lor the greatestKathciinit "I tarm experts and farm-ers ever In Id in tlie history ,. theA nn'l'ii a n colli llctit.

The Imke , f Cotinauwht will openthe coimress and there will h. iiiisoiit

from the enemies of the nioviment.Numerous heal people win, have idcii-lili.'- d

themselves with the movementhave siuniiicd their intention of

the hearitu:.Uov. .Mr. Williams will he represent

sworn to hetole Justice of the I'c, iceW. W. Mctiellan, of I'lccim i Xo. 12.

WlislllllKloli, J ill v 11',. N, w M,i, ,, "- Local ihaii.lcr slu.w.is e.liies.lav ol Helen, was in thetllllt plol.iil.lv Tin iik. lav, . , c. la: t liirht on Ills IV II Inane llflcl'i I1111 --'ila v moiili portion, !a 'up 10 ;:.inta (.',. and northern stale

U . Kl Ti a Kair ...In. ulav lo- j point",cal fhovvcix at liltht 01 Thlllsdav, ex-- i

J M Sl""'' ' ofS lllta 1'e. Wasvept t.,ir ,M,cn' s.ailh" '" "' "'"I " "'Ationa Kair , II, local thunder 'urn I., his horn,. 1, ancienti.',M,i ,1,0,11, p,,i., ,,,,, .,,

Mr, tlrande has an application pen,itlK hefole the ell) council far a re- - or tile royally

ial and laihva

Asl. ahout our Jia ca, I, CouponItool.s. oui alwavs hate the lihtclianuo for Ihe delivery man, Tolc-I'lmn- e

your orders in ciui.t.

lull liquor license, which wilt pt'o'.- -

ed hy Krancis Wood, an attorney ofthis cit.v, and as he was formerly u

attorney himself, will likely have ani- -

iiianv mcmhei('anailian (irnvliciuls.

r- -

hly he aclol on I.) the council li, o .'. 10 'in 111'I hill nla IttK IoiiikIH in adjoin to d session.lair VI in.- wi st, hinder (hi the

McDoiial.l(leolKc llotttnuer, il lo, al clia f u r.

returned yesterday inoriiini; a txtra fine, large, White on

li h Kill protection.ri mil ol i ,ov ci nor W C.

ast ni-i- il torn San:., I'c, K,v. sl '"liams Hill decline, I"to Silver citv, Mr, lion h- -j nuke any .statements theconference villi ihe ch nf '' ' f'' ' '"' ,llMI1' than his oripimil andr j "' '""' ""l'"cd ahovo.Ih state, at wimh h,.I,, use his inilu, nee to-- j 'I'I'e mitiister tiiriiislicd hond of ".."t

tltmer went ,p,w alter In. ,1. w. Cl-- I fOiaiOeS, IJ pOlmOS . Z0Chell's . ar. Which was Ml.imlol Ilea r ln,V firing linnn f OCa

ll.ee. , ,s , n ,,,! ,,,,, ,1,. . V1, ., pi ,,,'llt pi. a:!..' " MO' I 1. lil .. 11 1. mlov a county,

lr. Scliwe inker. Islca.piil h, 1 I. " 7 ' v .1 h.ic vc tinla. ti his hcin atI'.ilt III the Kavoy hotel. ie k n!a r ' u ..

ll.i'H Is :, 1', ,1,:,, Kc ilia.- in. la i Kl .', Mi,.U.lllol, til, !,, hoilak I..Wo, ,',(, .1,1 llillliill.,,, ,, ,.,." I'cu. an VI 1. 1., I, - si', mlii,:.: .Inlaid. A tail .1 c n .1 a no- ut desired.

" I''1 o.i':. Ill till- - i:lv oil I'llMli.-:-- . ; A. I'l.itK, W. li.

"f l.as enas, where lie will repairand l.iniK hack an Oakland car whichIS stralliled there.

It. K. I 'a 1, a Inr, a vvoalfhv lunil'er-mai- i

of I'ctioil, MI1I1., ami ll

of I lie lioai ,1 ol .III 0 lo s ol I he Allli'l'.hat, I, tin, her 0111 pa 11 is 111 III s It

tor a few d.IVS ill cots I'd elite WithI'll "lilon I 1, II. K". li.

Miss trull, la Cal l', datutltter ofCaptain an. Mis. CI. iiK M. Curr. ha;;one lo Il tin, la m visit relatives, an,

tends diiiiiii. the remainder ..I h.

suiium r. Tlii.. lall she will enter a, , l.v . ut at o Kelovv 11. I 1. C.

liccaU'c of ilclavs trom the nollhin "a lit'., Ilia , ,1111. loll hcluM late,

No, I. the castlioim.l California hunt-..-

.lid net alllvc li.li' until ncal'lv s.. I". Iv ot niiUil. ami Xo. S was mole'hau aii hour T I t h..t train.

kiss hadCXcCUti'. c

llt'Hed hiwards tinhe imlian CUV. He rep.,,,',, . and' " ' M' HM

leinllllu ol a l.l n, ilclei:;,-- ! " "'- - e.l. anil lias lliq lie. 'IIh.,,1 stau ,i .,ck when uuo a welch s uraDeJuice. - cia .. 70c custody since.

ry ht-i- lain siti in in the ai!ntii , .

iuhiiK up n w in.-.-.- .m.i P h i.,. U Udl 5 Tclliy OUdH, ..... UUI. Ml nlr loci,tileI 1,.,i:i..

t.. a !.

H !6 bars Sunny Monday Soap 25cu irs !'( m ,i In H lit ' w "I" ;i t v inhe an,,),,. Wh n he o, ns la, as J PCai'l WllitcSOaP, . 25Che Covote allovo, on Ihe way home,

tion ,,r inter, ste, dry l.irminy icrtst,, I.othhi'i.h'c in i ,, tol.cr.

uii'iin; lus .sia.v in All. i , Mi.Ilot.hkiss vva- - liitrii.luc, ,1 alouud hyProf. .1. I i. iinslcv the Sa nla ,.vv a v 's a'41'l' nil ili a ,'u n.

The Canadian e, m ussa m ,, willleave this tor ,.iu r. liom

v here lie vv i ; 1. a , ., naiia.

If you nctu a carpeaier, (cirphoneIfoss.ddcii, pliotio ;t7.

'I I'll la: t in l.l

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.We have changed our name

but our goods are better thanever, THE COYOTE CO., for-

merly Alvarado Bottling Co,,

Phone 727.

he lotilul that liuinlni; four tcct thcplwith water, and was forced to e:..,,p! Kalrtoii Wheat Kieid, two tor 2.V

,1,1'. Via.I o IV !U ,.

s , v : l.i' c ' ' 1111

'"l'..ll:l I MM.1 II, 11;..., I. v, ,

. ml. viiilii X iv 1 o I K M

M. . l r..1 II"

MM.. 1.

I ...

n the edi;, until dawn, when the'Shi.id I'.r.iml Ham, in toetlood modal em.imh to hi him Kieiiic Hams. II I2':r

. ..... I'l'all can I'um h liiand Condensed

t, a . a . ' in A-

lii! t..i in. v II. :.

li'- 1; t ,1 an e, o - ami tin h I -

.1.

a - a t safe int. c

I c a .1 ' , I; a .,11

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ol I.. II lol sonic

'l-- ha I'c II r'I.cl lor I.

S e, il t v I u.il.l, a

HAIRDRESSINGMnh urliiii. SHlirlm MikIk an,) lij,si.

M ltl.M I K) It I .A Ms AM)l' I1 Its,.

MRS. CLAY,O'poii rostoftion.

.VI IIK, I l"f X.H1.... pkK. KaiMiis III.'

Ulack-evc- I'c. is, ;; lo,: 2.V;

sin.if. i;, ins si. tinKnil'soii K l a ii a lis IK'

.In, Ik. i:il"...lth lin-.all- siecial -

t lie) of ti e I llilcd Slates, rcpl'e-"- .

tt'l,.; the ml 1.1 11. a II all's il.'I'HtT01.1, is in Mm. ,n 'liie, after a sev- -

ci months' in,. ..v,l a ml

ti"' thwect Ic hoin. i.s at Atchison,K :'i.

c. w w .,,,1. ,.! l.as V. i:as, di--- -

t .,('.., ',.', for it,,, ihsti idSan Miiliiol. Mora and llim-la!::'- c

.oimllis. was a visitor in theil: ... 1 :lil. and will , otillniie htw

1' loon, on, ,. t S'llliilli'l this

GEORGE YOCUM TO

AGAIN DIRECTSollta re K l, In, v 1, a lis, Z II :

'a lllortila I ill'.- liv , pints. l tic. 1 lie

1,'iiarts itlleC, lion .mi

Laid .. i:.c; ."i, 7."c: His, Ml. la.

REMOVAL SALE SPECIALS

FOR TODAY

. ottolelle .. Ill,, llllll,, ( M ; l.ll'Ue. SILOCAL YARD

Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.

Genera! Planing Mill.

3d and Marqurttft. Phone H.

i, .!

Iteecillilll l'ciinut Kllller, Pill. ill. .. llicAl, ilium. Kic: lame. H.V.

KmusC,,, ,1 s Sliver Cioss and ('ot n

Slalch. 1 li. He

link sallaoli. lall ,.11'S I In

i4

mlii. tor "iiI. tt .s

t I. l asscim. rc . o -

SPRINGERTRANSFER CO.

Haul Trunksnt

ctl r ur l Idaho.clal , s a pi

'!r Xo,la II III lo

f opufu AI!)iHtiei!;it' Wad As- - ' 'uies...,,. -.-

, , - . cans I'otl.d Ham 2.Vsuii t's (,h,iire ot N a n a les'T-.- ..m ciui, . ..u m,.

,, ' !.. vv ill v Mil.i. .r f, v vv

lln l,i, lien I, av,moiiih. iWALLACE HESSELPEN lalll' Cooked l.uli, Il I'lilltil,'.Shu ace and Handling tlstab-- i' II.. . .ins Ili'I I, MIS . Ill -i s "I I I

l:..!nv,."l Hum frti Tlu,a Tittl.! "' M' '""I n. am- --'-.k-

' ' ' ' . i.i ic.ii i I , ,I.al e Cost To.,sV t ...i

t ' . H ll 'l '

! t v a o a t

Co. t.i ni in A Van .' II.ops H , u n

l ol' SO, I. II. '. ,11 All'lllil.lt. ,,,, In;: lit in

e s... ill al tin Kl. sl1, l.il !. I. Me hll

i .1. ami 'h, , r pi ,,

GIEHKE, OGLE & DOANE

At'rivc'., rtr lnnurnncvvi.Civil V n.' 1'o.erii s- Sui.ty II. tali

l;.l t t n 1 l.oHi.a.

t h..i. ll. I. ..:c j . t ttrn tl.

. li'a:all . . llic

itileauc lie

l aker s Choc, ,lami. w ho h ,s -II Sl C ' s, oil t

Corset CoversValues to 50c Values to 75c

I 9c 49cValues to 65c

39c

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M I I Kin. I I I 1MM, Mt 1

li ,. .:11, '!, It lk, i Ce ,,,s T,il.ll

f ' Hem.- - H iked I'., ans, lal a..fo'e 11 tl: ins. .i!.t,.--

i

i" .!.(!- - Crca kl cm '..II..,. ::uc...

' l 'in. I s Polk alld I'., a mi . i ., ii. , , ,! l'., aI Shi , .11. ,1 WlL .il His. ml

C I III

h is o, n mif 'I son:., ol IIh.uell', t "

- II'S. llicN

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... in the p is . .,i,,l w n

'ot , .1 In I la , ,1 yardhas 1; . ,u :,!'i , 1 '

santa K, : stoi .a, an.il ics h. iv, M Yo. ic

CVrrtll." a

.; h.!( sfrlllo I ampl.iln(i I.uiuti HAHN COALCO. ;Sw:tt li, miui'i ni, p, i t....'J7..ttlleil hov)a

HVIII,, e, l', .t I 'I,, , w '!

S II .1 s' I'!' ' 'a 1,11 ,l,sl , ,

al.i In. v i a in' I ,n,ls .1.1.1-

.."i II..! Ih.1 I,.!v . no s ,,, ,.

I'llllM' IIIANIIIKMIIT, MA s.i. Ml (H U

..kr. Mill W.hnI. I..1..I. ... sl. Cord Hiol. Nailvr Kindling, rirv4H. k, I Ire i. sot I Int. U , . loiiioo Urtck." I ln

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