Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 4

THE ALBUQUERQUE HORNING JOURNAL MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 191 scared at tha weddin'," replied his "REMEMBER THE JtUXE." PflETTY Again word comes from Havana that the cause of the destruction of LESSEES MUST PA FOR VALUABLE in IB SI IBB the battleship Main was an explo CELEBRATED AT i inn at slon from without. This Is not on the authority of the Inspecting board, FU2LISHIN3 CO. wire. "That's what makes me think has foresight." Star. The Extreme Oasex.

Tightwad Is there anything more heartrending than to hitve a wife that can cook but won't do Dyspeptic Yes, to have one that can't cook and will do it. Harper's Basar. 5 He Knew. "Don't you think that seeing Is believing?" "No, I see people every day that I Wouldn't which has completed its work. But among such a large number of men as were employed on the wreck It A.

itirraninw CARLSBAD IMPROVEMENTS At TT lack must have been practically Impossible to keep secret the condition it was found to be" lfi. The Information generally regarded as authentic. Baikiuic oucafOk la. Miss Mabel Rarey Becomes Decision Rendered in Importan if it had not been for the blowing Litigation at Roswell Affect All the world's a stage We operate the wireo up of the battleship and the attendant RALPH R. HVUAGAM, Park Raw, Xesr York.

loss of life among the officers and A IS ADMIRAL Bride of William Paul Brady; News Notes From Lower End of Pecos Valley, ing Leasing and Purchase crew, there la-tittle doubt that President Mckinley would hava been able School Land. suttsr tk Vetoes imM-Omi to prevent the war with Spain. But that catastrophe inflamed the Amerl VICTIM OF HEART pedal Cerrsapeadeaes to Menlag Josrul) ISnre'al farmpondenre to Morula Joiirnull can people and the cry, "Remember varisoaa. jv. Dec.

a very Reasonable Rates Good Service Koswell, Dec, 2. A decision was given In district court today in a suit that is Of Interest all over New pretty wedding took place at 11 the Maine," rang through the land. McKinley had no alternative but to declare war. But after the close of o'clock yesterday morning in St. Ed ward catholic Church, when Mabel IE Dl AS Mexico for the legal questions involved that rotate to the leasing and pur chase of school lands.

Charles C. Gil the brief struggle misgivings arose as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Rarey of Carlsbad and William Paul Brady of Pecos. Texas, were united bert and Walter Paylor 'are at to the truth of the assumption that the Maine was destroyed by Span OmM of Muck UTt. cat JBryvy ars r. 1 Twin' or CH Mil. OM BIOBtH ujr.

kr ssrrtsr. ssoatk iiTur itj inw mbom! tempting to secure possession of in marriage in the presence of a large The Mountain Stales Tel. Tel. Co. section of land in the best part ot audience.

Father Abergast officiating. ish doubts led to the After tne ceremony a large number the farming district of Roswell that George Francis Faxon Wilde inevitable conclusion that the wAr has been In the possession of SlmeWi might have been unnecessary and that Newman and Mrs. A. Rogers tinder of invited guests gathered at the home of the bride's purents and partook of dinner. Many beautiful presents were it was In a certain sense unjustified lease for many years.

The lease un Suddenly Stricken at North Easton, Massachusetts; Had received. a confession numijiaung tor any na der which these two parties held the land expired without their having 7th The bride has made her home here ELKS' THEATER, Dec. tlon to make. Distinguished Record. since childhood and has a large cir- taken the proper steps to renew.

Gilbert and Paylor were watching Tor But it seems safe now to dismiss i-ie or inenos. une groom Is one of the rising vounir attornevs in West this and secured the new lease, the others having failed to do so. In the Texas, and is well known in the Pecos valley. The young couple left for past several years Newman and Mrs. By Morning Journal Sprll Leased Wire.

North Easton, Dec. 3. Death TBI SEUOSD-HAXD WAHMUP DEALERS. Rogers have put Improvements on the the fear that this reproach will rest on the" fcountry, The report of the inspection board will soon be submitted and made public, and there Is little doubt that it will confirm the unofficial announcement from Havana, Pecos this morning, where they will make their home. came suddenly at his home here to land, and the court having held that day to Rear-Admiral George Francis Gilbert and Paylor are entitled to the land the former lease holders have Faxon Wilde.

U. S. retired. He The navy department has received an offer of f8.000.000 for the battleship Indiana, Iowa and Massachu Emerson Will Hopeful. John L.

Emerson. C. M. Richards, G. Grantham and others are bark been suing for Judgment for these "There's Something About Yoa Dear That Appeals to Me" Tha Saof Hit ia Yean suffered from heart disease.

Rear-Admiral Wilde commanded improvements. The ruling of today holds that the assessed value of the Improvements to be paid Newman setts and the protected cruiaers Mln from Santa Fe, where they went to watch the canvassing of the state vote. the United States marines during the Boxer uprising in China, He gradu Despoils and Columbia, according to air. jmerson, the democratic candi DANIEL V. ARTHUR PratanU 16,000, and that tho assessed value of rentals and profits due Gilbert since a ted from the Naval Academy and In a dispatch from Washington.

No reporter for an American newspaper would have made "copy" of a casual conversation with the president of the United States without his express authorisation, and the French 1865 was on the flagship Susquehanna date for land commissioner, still feels hopeful of his election, especially on account of the large number of Dre- All of theae vessels are in first-class when she went to Havana after the the case has been in court is 12,000 leaving a balance of 14,000 that Gil fighting shape, the dispatch goes on to bert must pay Newman before ob confederate ram Stonewall Jackson. He commanded the United States ship Dolphin on her cruise around the sav. and the three battle-ships took cincts that had not filed returns and the fact that little is known of the results in the missing precincts. Mr. taining possession of the half sec tion.

The improvements on the other part la the great review ot the At world which was finished In 1885. Grace Van half have not been so valuable, and tmerson has returned to his home li tie ewlsitrli BcMtlfal rstislas Caalc Open "TRf PARJUNSE OF KANOKET As secretary of the lighthouse board lantic fleet in November. But it is believed that the prevalence of the on the Plains. Paylor's payment to Mrs. Rogers Rear-Admiral Wilde introduced gas writer Who has done so for a Paris Journal has doubtless 'violated the ethics of the profession through ignorance.

Mr. Roosevelt's confidence was once similarly abused, also by a Frenchman. But though presidents and public men generally talk with buoys on the great lakes, established new dreadnought type will make must be 1200. Big Hog Butchered. Auto Run Down by Train.

an electric light vessel in the danger them all obsolete in from two to ous Diamond Shoals and Introduced The "biggest hog" story has com6 the installation and operation of tele seven years. already. M. u. Finley has Just dressed phones connecting the vessel with the frankness on diplomatic and other a porker that gave him 640 pounds The opinion is held at the navy department that the bidder wishes to shore.

Staiddifom matters without expectation that their of meat, 'and 145 pounds of pure lard. views will be published, their trust purchase them with a view to disposing of them at a good price among NO BLOODSHED IN never betrayed by American news A serious accident occurred last night at the depot, Just after the train arrived from the south. Mrs. C. M.

Richards was at the station In her big Buick car to meet friends coming in from Pecos. The car was at the siding north of the depot when some cars were shunted in unexpectedly. Before Mrs. Richards could get her auto out of the way a freight car struck the front of the auto with force enough to reduce it to a scrap pile. The five persons in the car es-.

caped miraculously, receiving only slight bruises. the strongest South American repub COLORADO COAL CAMPS paper men, and the violation or tne Still Shipping Cattle. The Turkey Track ranch this week shipped another big herd of cattle. Ilea Argentina. Chili and Brazil rule in the present instance only sub continuing Its work of closing out Its and possibly others.

If these countries stantiates the uniform fidelity of re Denver. Dec. 3. No reports of se can satisfactorily finance the deal. porters to the confidence reposed in entire stock.

Twenty carloads went to Amnrillo, including 1,000 head from the Lakewood ranch. One car rious disorders in the northern Colo At first blush one is inclined to hail them. "More beautiful than 'The Merry "More bewitching than 'The Chocolate Nothing finer will be here all season. 4 rado mining districts reached Gov load of fat cattle went to the Kansas with pleasure the opening of a marker for second-band warships as well as for second-hand clothes. It seems City market.

Judge Gary and Attorney Wicker Belated Political Rally. sham both want the tniBts curbed, but In different ways. As it happens, the Remarkable How of Water. J. H.

Rracken has finished drilling to offer the nation a chance to get A belated political rally was held In Prices, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Seats on Sale at Matson's something besides gun practice out of a remarkable surrace well on the Lawrence farm near Lake Arthur. At the school house in the Otis precinct Thanksgiving eve. It seems the dem courts will decide between these two eminent reformers, while Judge Gary its cast-off naval apparel. But on a depth of 110 feet a flow was found ocratic county committee appropriat further reflection this elation fades. carries on the work of an upllfter.

that comes to within two feet of the ed 825 to every precinct in Eddy What HiiMliuir Iil. Manager F. A. Ktortz says he hus The would-be buyers of second surface and gives a flow of 500 gal county for a big free dinner on elec hand' warships prove themselves by Becured a contract from the manage little energy of thii kind, if pursued, will bring to our town a high standard of cum pantos. Results From Journal Want Ads tion day.

But the farmers in Otis lons per minute that la thrown out with a centrifugal pump. Such a There is nothing so very strange in ment of "The I-ion tincl the Mouse, their offer to be no more satisfactory precinct were too busy picking cot The date will lie announced later on. ernor John F. Shafroth today. The governor last night declined the request of Sheriff Capp of Boulder county that the governor send militia to that region.

Reports received from Boulder tonight are that the more than 8.000 strikers there were orderly throughout the latter part of the night and tonight most of the Strikers remained in their homes. Sheriff Capp does not expcmrdluu Sheriff Capp does not expect any more trouble from the strikers, at least not before next Saturday night when the men will be paid the weekly allowance aecordod them by the unions. There had jbeeen little trouble during the past week until the strikers were paid off yesterday, but most of them have spent their allowance and the officers believe this fact will cause them to keep peace. Meantime the sheriff and the mar the fact that a Massachusetts minister flow at such a shallow depth has not ton to waste any time on a political than the buyers of second-hand It wIMvbe a month or no at least. A been heard of in the Pecos Valley be has left the pulpit to go into the spread election day.

So the money fore. was put aside for a more convenient clothes. They don't want to give any thing for what they get. Only coal business. He is preaching the time.

A big oyster supper was ar doctrine that it la better to have 000 for a bunch, "of. Warships in good ranged for Thanksgiving instead. New M.OlM) lVjxu at Ilngernian. The town of Hagerman will open Its fire here than hereafter. condition that would cost several Nearly everybody there, ready to en-Joy the good things, more than one times that sum anywhere! Ridicu hundred people being present.

Dr. new 114,000 Santa Fe railroad station with a grand ball on January 1. the company havine given its con to If Roosevelt really referred W. G. Cowan, the chairmen of the Wharton Barker's statement as democratic committee, and other poli sent.

Excursion trains will be run from Roswell and Carlsbad. ticians were on hand. There were pipe dream," his managing editor oysters In stew, oysters fried in good should scrutinise his copy to prevent shals of the various towns are main country butter, coffee, pickles and other trimmings In abundance. Dr. KiitoniloslMt for Pecos Valley.

To keep a close watch on moth, a tendency to substitute current slang IHlW muH Bn mini1 '11111 11,1111 1111111 mini inftmnfiigsr I Cowan, W. H. Reeves, Judge J. W. for the epigram.

Armstrong, Rev. Eneffer and others taining the full number of deputies sworn in yesterday and who patrolled the streets last night and until daybreak. made addresses, while the people did some eating and passed the plates Senator John Sharp Williams may blight or- other epidemic that might visit the apple and fruit trees of Pecos Valley the United States government has now stationed in Roswell John B. Gill, an entomologist, who will give advice as to spraying and insecticides. He will be in the Pecos Valley permanently.

for more to eat. Everybody had a AMERICAN FLYING IN be pardoned if he considers himself the entire democratic In good time and voted it a grand occasion, long to be remembered. P0RT0 RICO KILLED jured recently in an accident, an am bulance landed him at veterinary hospital. lous! The government will have to talk up if it wants to get anything out of those fellows. It ought to tell them that it would rather give the ships away to some worthy person than make a present of them to secondhand warship dealers.

Also that it doesn't have to sell them anyway, unless it wants to. And as the "chaffering" seems to have Just begun, the Chicago Inter-Ocean takes the liberty of suggesting that the officials pay no attention whatever to the efforts of the secondhand warship dealer to belittle the value of the ships by saying that they are worn almost through at the bows, that new binnacles will have to be put In every one of them and that there is really little demand for second-band warships this season anyway. They should be ready with the prompt reply that you won't find any better stuff on the market than that In those warships, that the government is simply getting rid of them be-, Sun Juan, P. Dec. 3.

Tod Schrl- "THE PARADISE OF MAHOMET" DAZZLING In Lighter Vein ver, a well-known American aviator, was killed last evening in an exhibi A magazine writer says that college Make a memorandum to have our representative call and consult with him on the idea of installing for yn a ModernLooseLeaf System tion flight which he was making at Ponce. Schrlver fell 200 feet Into a men should mix more. But really they are try ing to. One of their most cane field and died within half an Vp in tlie Air. Thomas C.

Denneky of the Chicago hour while on the way to the hospital. notable efforts recently took place in a New Haven theater. Thousands of spectators witnessed the accident. Athletic Association was greatly Interested In the recent aviation meet Apparently he lost control of the in Chicago. His gardener, a tine old Irish gentleman, was interested also.

Even the militant suffragettes do machine in making a turn. The aeroplane swooped to earth, Krhriver be of accounting. Outfits to fit every size business. It's economy "Tim," said Denneky, "would you There will be no mistaking the genuineness of the warmth in the reception that will bo accorded Grace Van Studdiford when she appears in the Parisian comic bouffe, "The Paradise of Mahomet' at Elks' theater Wednesday night. This splendid exponent of the best traditions in the American light opera Held can be assuured a genuinely hearty welcome.

It Is said that nothing bettor in the comic opera line has been produced In years than "The Paradise of Mahom ing buried in the wreckage. like to go up in one of those air not grow enthusiastic over the idea of feminine responsibility that leads ships?" "Sure, I'd like to, Mr. Tom," he re disappointed men to bring breach-of- TOWING DISABLED for the small concern as well as the large one. plied, "if 1 can keep one foot on the promise suits. ground." STEAMER TO PORT Denneky got his gardenor to go up cause they don't fit in the docks neat In a captive balloon at one of the et." Miss Van Studdiford is surround ChicafSo amusement resorts.

The old ly and that It has already received an offer from another second-hand war It has been discovered that a candidate for the New York police force Is a burglar. Won't those reformers ed with one of the best companies of Victoria, B. C. Dec. 3.

The dis man was keen for the ascent until the balloon got up to what he considered vocalists and comedians which has abled steamer Tees passed Cape Beale ship dealer that is twice as good as ever quit Interfering with the busi a dangerous altitude. Then he turned tonight, in-bound. In tow ot the tug to the man in 'charge and shouted: ness of Tammany? "Lave me out! Av ye don't I'll cut ever been brought out of New York. Included in the supporting company are Laura Burt, John J. McC'owan, Florence Rother, Edward Mora, Flor-ena Kolb, Hudson Freeborn, and a large chorus of real singers.

DO IT NOW the rope!" Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post, rsanoose and the steamer balvor, which has on board the Tees' passengers it was reported from Kuyoquot. Chief Officer Thompson of the Tees, and his crew, have fully recovered from the privations endured adrift in a lifeboat white attempting to reach Bstevan. Perhaps one of the purposes of the London suffragettes is to divert the mind of John Bull from contempla Overheard in Court. Jimsonberry and Harkaway had LEGAL NOTICE tion of a possible war with been haled up before the court for The Tees is expected here tomorrow speeding. afternoon.

'Fifty dollars apiece," said the TlWGOWlANlCriJRING After having availed itself of every the one under consideration. If the Washington officials and we Include congress in the list don't look sharp they wUl find themselves letting this cast-off navy apparel go for a song and then have the familiar, painful experience of seeing how extremely valuable it looks after it has been cleaned and pressed and brought into the service of another. Incidentally, this opening of a market for second-hand warships nlshes another argument against woman's suffrage. No man who has ever had his best suit traded by his Wife to a second-hand clothes dealer ean be blind to the danger of a female administration carelesaly letting the best warships in the bunch go by Judge. "All the evidence before this here bench goes to prove that you fellows was rarin' along at about fifty miles an hour." HUSBAND IDENTIFIES SLAYER OF HIS WIFE expedient to stave off criminal prosecution, perhaps the beef trust will XOTIC'K OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, whereas in the District Court of the Territory of New Mexico, Fifth Judicial District, sitting In and for Eddy county on the 2nd day of 1911, in a cause therein pending in which Alexander Ault was plaintiff, and Claude XV. May, Grace T. May, G. A. Bceman and A.

A. Luther were de But, Judge," protested Jimpson- try reducing the cost of meat berry, "my car can't possibly go more than thirty miles an hour." Whether or not Mr. Woodrow Wil 'And the limit of mine is thirty- five," pleaded Harkaway. son boom is successful it will al fendants, said cause being No. 1406 on "Wa-al, s'posin' It Is? By Gorry, ways attract admiring attention as a the docket of said county, a decree GERMAN-MILLED '11 add a dollar to the fines of both was" rendered giving Judgment in literary production.

of ye." Harper's Weekly. favor of said plaintiff against said Claude W. May and Grace T. May for the sum of $1659.00 and costs of ress flour- Mr. Bryan evidently thinks that "Manana." In describing the dally life of a cer- suit and sale, and attorney's fees and Champ Clark's gavel ought to look Chicago, Dec.

3. Edmund Kaufman, a merchant whose wife was shot and killed while at his side by hold-up men near the Kaufman home late last night, today, declared that William G. Guttenburg, arrested as a suspect, was the man who shot Mrs. Kaufman. Guttenberg, who formerly was employed as a chauffeur by Kaufman, was one of the six suspects arrested.

The chauffeur was taken before Kaufman. "That's the man. I know him. He's the man who shot my wife," shouted Kaufman, as he attempted to attack Guttenberg. Guttenberg denied ho was one ot tain distinguished citlsen of the republic, a writer in the Review of Ret lees like an olive branch and more for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage in said decree described, covering the following described real es Close observers of social conditions assert that It is becoming increasing lews gives, by way of contrast, the like a story that follows: ly difficult for men over forty years tate situated In Eddy county, New Mexico, to-wit: This calls to mind the English hu of age to obtain new employment.

It Mr. Bryan says he favors competi Lots 12. 13 and 14. In Section 4, and morous writer who sketched out his daily program as follows: Rise at tlon. Can this be regarded as a deli Lot In 5, Township 1 South, May be well for some of the presidential candidates to save this ex cate Intimation that he intends to be Range 25 East, N.

M. P. Meridian, ana noon; breakfast at a stroll to the club; attention to mail; some after Whereas. the unGersigned Ij. A.

planation for use later. a candidate? noon callsa ride in the park; dinner; the party of hold-up men that drove Keller, was in said decree appointed round of evening parties and then Special Master and was ordered and up in an automobile to Mr. ana Mrs. Kaufman, as the latter were return- to bed. given full authority to advertise and sell said premises at public auction in 'But when do you do your library Mng from a down-town theater, Tha Manchu dyasty will be as safe if the premier can a large loan.

This will leave "Thirteen well-bred bulls have recently arrived in New York." Is New York at last trying to reform Wall work?" he was asked. I 1 Why, the next day, of was street? the reply. the revolutionists in a position to keep busy paylngoff a mortgage instead of devoting their time to political the answer tea every Bakirvg Problem'. It's Firxer-Whiter and More Urviforirv Made by LARABEES Famous GERMAN PROCESS, A ROGERS SILVERWARE) COUPON IN EVERY GROSS, KELLY (Wholesale Grocers.) Albuquerque, Tnriimcaii, 13 Vrga, V. IVeos, Itowo, Coru na, Trinldnd.

Down Fine-. 'Now, Wilde," said the superinten dent's little boy, addressing the black An investigating committee is always liable to turn up enough matter of curious Interest to keep it busy for an indefinite period of time. smith little boy, who had come over for a frolic, "we'll play Sabbath- the town of Artesia, N. and apply the proceeds of said sale to the payment of said judgment ana costs. Now, therefore, I.

the said I A. Keller, will on the 2nd day of January, IK 12, at 2 o'clook p. m. on said day, Ir front of the State National Bank In the town of Artesia, New Mexico sell the above described land anc" real estate at public auction to th highest bidder for cash, and exocub to the purchaser a good and sufficient deed therefor, givirlg Immediat possession thereof, as provided li said decree. Witness my hand at Artesia.

X. this Slst d.iy of October. 1 1 1 L. A. KELLER.

Special Master. ov, J7. DCt school. You give- me a nickel every Sunday for six months, and then at Where the Locality IKcw Count. Wherever there are people suffering from kidney and bladder ailments, from backache, rheumatism and urinary irregularities.

Foley Kid-nev Pills will help them. Belvldere, 111. E. H. Kelly, an ex-engineer says: "Three years ago mv kidneys became so bad that I was compelled to give up my engine and quit.

There was a severe aching pain over the hips, followed bv an inflammation of the bladder, and alwavs a thick sediment Foley Kidney Pills made me a sound and well man. 1 can not say too much in their praise. J. II. Klelly.

Results From Journal Want Ads Christmas I'll give you a ten-cent The Wall street lion is now purring bag of candy." -Woman's Home According to some of the advertlse-aents by feminine celebrities, a wo-man's capacities for youth and beauty 4 not fully develop until after she la la making op a Ut of the world tm test men" It Is always well to gently at the mention of Mr. Roose velt's name. Des Moines Capital. Judging Character. That man Mehitabel married has a 'I will never be presldont," lot of foresight," said Fanner Corn- t'nele Joe Cannon.

That makes it vnld Drofessional Jealousy by going, tusscl. 'Ha looked kind, i worried and Nwfc two.or three generation unanimous..