Albuquerque Morning Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 5

page rim Tuesday, September- 8. 1903. ALBUQUERQUE MOIvNING f. J.S. 0 JJ 3.1 Vi a TEAMSTERS GO ON STRIKE Fifty Years the Standard Derby THINK THEY HAVE FOUND BODY OF PRIMEVAL MAN Albuquerque Men Discover Wonder ful Petrified Human Head While Touring Through Abo Pass.

Drivers for Transfer Companies Walk Out. 5 WANT INCREASED WAGES if vv Jf If 1K I 1 I I i 1 Trimble and McSpadden- Springer Companies Only Firms in the City Affected by the Strike. 3 New Fall and Winter styles have Just arrived. Shapes are conservative and very symmetrical colors, seal brown and black. Young's Hal $3.00 Style and quality equals any $5.00 hat on the v1 The Giant of Abo paas, or at least a portion of that, historic personage, is now In Albuuuerque.

He Is not in a museum, nor is he in a coffin, although he is very decidly a dead one. Instead, that part of him which is in Albuquerque Is suspended by a wire from the wall of the office In W. L. Trimble's Second street livery stable, where yesterday a number of well known ethnologists examined him and pronounced him the real thing. That portion of the giant which has been transported from the original resting place Is the head complete, and the neck to the shoulders.

W. L. Trimble and F. E. Sturges.

the discoverers of the head tell a remarkable story of Its discovery and transfer from the pass to Albuquerque. Several weeks ago these gentlemen made an overland trip to Abo pass to see the work on the Santa. Fe cut-off. While driving through the pass one day, thus runs the story, Mr. Sturges espied a qeer looking rock sticking out above the ground and called his companion's attention to it.

Mr. Trimble Immediately pronounced It a human skull and in another instant both men 1 E. L. WASHBURN, 122 South Second Street. writ; uuioi on wit? grouiiu malting JL cavations around the rock.

Choosing, Labor day for reasons of their own, the Albuquerque Teamsters Union yesterday morning declared a utrike on the transfer firms of V. L. Trimble and company and the MeSpndden-Springer Transfer company. The men who walked out number about, thirty-five. Of these twenty have been working for the Trimble Transfer line while the remainder are employes of the McSpad-don-tf pringer company.

The strike was called because of the refusal of these firms to sign the union scale which demands a considerable Increase over the present wage scale. The demands of the teamsters are: General express wagon drivers using one horse, $1.75 per day; using two horses, $2.00 per day; for coal and sand haulers. $2.25 per day; for Ice drivers, $2.25 per day; for wholesale house delivery drivers, $2. GO per day; for hack drivers, $2.00. They further demand that they have the privilege of boarding where they please, and that the wages be paid at the end if each week." The present wage scale paid by the Trimble Transfer line is an average of about $25 per month board.

That is, the men are given bed and board in the barn, living at a common mess table. This the men claim Is unsatisfactory and a hardship and they are out for better conditions. The working day Is ten hours without extra pay for Sundays and holidays. The scale paid by the McSpadden-Springer company ranges from $1.50 to $2.00 per day, but is still somewhat under the general union scale. All Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.

Highest Tests U. S. Gov't Chemists PRICE BAKING POWDER CHICAGO. The Chance of Life-Time For Prospective Investors COI'FKK! Faust Blend Delicious. "Just Itiht.

Try It. I. Woilk-r and Company, Wot Gold, experienced cook will prepare the mid-day lunch which le is to serve to all his fri-icls beginning today. From 9:30 until p. m.

Change of bill of fare e.H day. Superior to any lunch sei the city. A trial will con-vim yon of its merits. You cannot but be satisfied. found it not only a human skull, but also a solid petrefacthjn of an entire human body, of great 'size, Imbedded in the solid rock.

For hours the dl-ccerers toiled for their prize. a crowbar and an ax, and cut away the hard flint formation around the head. After working three and three nights without food or drink they brought the head unbroken from its age long resting place. Mr. Ti mble wanted to go on after the real of the body, but Mr.

Sturges protested that it would be cheaper to import a set of air drills and shoot ir (Hit. So they marked ihe spot and ci me away bringing the head win them. It is a remarkable specimen, whether genuine or not. The head is that of a giant, with perfect features and having a distinctly Ethiopian cast of contenance, the neck is massive and the veins and muscles are perfectly outlined in the rock. Even portions of the teeth show where the rock has worn away.

Several well known life insurance men Inspected the head yesterday. Mr. H. O'Rielly believes that in its present condition the giant would be a good risk. Mr.

C. W. Medler thinks that it might be dangerous to take it on any but a gold bond policy since it must have contracted lung trouble during its long sojourn in the ground. The face has a peculiar cardonic grin that is apt to get on ones nerves if one looks steadily at it for a few moments, the outlines of the eyes, and nostrils are perfect. In fact this portion of the giant Is perfect.

Science would perhaps demand the rest. BUILDING LOTS in Torrance Moriarity Estancia At Kelr.her's, best Concord team harness, $38.00. Next grade JSO.O; best team harness, express harness, $14.00 to buggy harness, $5.50 up, as to quality; horse collars, hips, saddlery goods, celebrated Askew saddles, all at prices lower than elsewhere. other firms in the city employing Spoopendyke Drove a Spigot into his Wife's Ear and so had Knowledge on Tap. Your Wife knows a thing or two, and one is that she wants a Uio Grande Mills Tailor Made Suit for the Fair, Papa.

I will take pleasure la showing prosjiecUve Investors and those desiring building sites for homes or business propositions In the above named towns along the lines of the Santa Fe Central Railway Sites will be worth double the price In the next year. I will "ier-sonally" give any Information desired upon request. SK0H'ndyke Drove a Spigot into his Wife's Ear and so had Knowledge on Tap. Your Wife knows a thing or two, and one is that she wants a Rio Grande Mills Tailor Made Suit for the Fair, Papa. UNION LABOK.

Horseshoeing done by a union mechanic means that you get the best to be had Io both skill and maetrial. We employ union men only. ORTIZ COMPANY. If you haven't a kodak we will lend you one. Brock meier, 118 W.

Gold ave. Typewriter supplies; Underwood Typewriter Agency, Denver, Colorado. WILLIAM P. CLARKE MANAGER HEAL ESTATE AND INDrSTRI.AL DEPARTMENT. Office: Santa Fe Central Santa Fe, N.M.

MEAT JEEAT We carry In stock the best grades of Kansas City meat, sausages of all kinds. We give careful attention to all orders and serve customers promptly. If you wish to purchase any particular cut or desire to buy In any quantity from a pound to a whole beef we can supply you. Get our prices and send us a trial order. NORTH THIRD ST.

MARKET. Emil Klelnwort. Proprle'or. We Just received a large consignment of linoleum and our prices ara the lowest. Albert Faber.

lBBl Says I To myself says I The Denver Post is The paper to buy Says I. Your grocer's trade in Schilling's Best is the nicest trade there is. There are no complaints if there are, he answers with money. S. Wardwell will operate a wagonette between the down town district and the Immaculate Conception school for the convenience of pupils every morning anil afternoon.

The wagonette will start each morning at o'clock from the corner of Railroad avenue and Edith street. teamsters are understood to have signed the union "The strike was unexpected to me," said VV. L. Trimble yesterday evening. "Some time ago a committee from the Central Labor union waited on me and presented a scale of wages with the request that 1 sign it.

I refused to do so, and explained to them that my business did not warrant an advance over the wage I am now paying. The men this morning walked out without warning, leaving three men In the barn. Later in the day one of the men came to me and asked me if I would sign the scale. I explained to him that I could not afford to do It at the present rates we charge for hauling. That is all there is to it." Mr.

Springer, of the McSpadden-Springer company, said: "I would like to meet the union scale, but at the present rates for hauling being charged In Albuquerque, it would mean a loss in the business. We cannot afford to do it." The union takes a very different view of the situation. They claim that the transfer companies can afford to pay the union scale, that it is not excessive and that the present status of the business justifies it. They point out that other firms employing teamsters have signed the scale and they believe that they will win the strike. It is understood that the transfer rompanies will proceed to run the business with nun-union men if they can Vie secured.

In this case the strikers say there will lie no disorder, since they rely on the moral support of their associates to win the utrike. They have been voli-d the moral am) linaniial support of the Centra! Labor union. "We said an offi( ei of I he Central Labor union last night, "that the teamsters arc making only a Just demand and they will have the moral ami if necessary lie fina ncia 1 support of every member of the Central Labor union, which now includes Iwen-ay-three unions. This course was decided on at a special meeting of the Central Labor union last week. "No such thing us a sympathetic strike has been thought of and no such thing will be considered, as Write the I'nderwood Typewriter Agency, 1632 Champa street, Denver, Colorado, for I'nderwood Typewriter catalogue.

I FINE WATCH WORK I ARTISTIC ENGRAVING Just received, one car of John i Becker's Bran. Leave orders for same at 213 Railroad avenue. Window shades in all colors and in all sizes at Albert Faber's 3 0 Railroad avenue. is the kind of work done by A new departure In the serving of lunch has been made by the White Elephant beginning today, from 9:30 a. until 2 p.

m. The lunch will be of the best quality and will he sure to please every gentleman, who enjoys an appetizing lunch in the in il .1 of the day. I MAYNAR.D. The Jeweier. Oeorge Neher's grand lunch, which will be served from 9:30 a.

until 2 p. beginning today, Is attracting favorable attention. It is a new and up-to-date feature in the lunch line. Every merchant and working man will appreciate It. A lunch that has AT THE ECONOMIST.

Xew fall dress good-. New neckwear. Xew TAILO I M.rl-New veils. New trimmings. New skirts and a I many other new things too numerous to mention.

Writing ALWAYS VIS1BLK en 0 I'nderwood typewriter. become famous in the large cities. Automatic Tilcplionc 1 li Odi.ni.lo telephone 1 Now ns to fancy we would GLASS AT THE PHOENIX PI. MILL. respectfully Imlte your attention to An variety of I a curtains ind draperies is shown at Albert Faber's, 305 Railroad avenue.

the very superior quality of our deli I A. BORDERS I catessen We can depend First-class bicycle repairing at Brockmeier's. 118 W. Gold avenue George. Neher.

proprietor of the White Elephant, has secured 'he ser on your Judgment to do the rest. Olivca Preserves. Quite the best on earth. D. Weillcr and Company.

vices of a first class cook, who will each day prepare an elegant lunch to FUJVEKAL VIKECTOH Ana EMBALMED do not believe In that method. Thi members of the Central Labor union Are your boys' and girls' proi ilv shod for their walk to and from school? If not. let us remind you that we can do it on short notice, unshoes are the kind that will give satisfaction and our prices are reasonable. C. May's Popular Priced Sho-Store, 208 West Railroad avenue will simply use their moral support WHEN SIMON SAYS "TIU MI1S I I'' It Is Time For Quick Action.

SIMON STERN the reliable, the up- and if need be their financial support he served between the hours of 9:30 a. to 2 p. m. Something entirely different from any lunch served in the city. Something that will satisfy every merchant and working man.

This Is the opening day. io neip me teamsters win. Thus far the strike has been con to-date, the energetic, the Leading clothier of the whole southwest, has Commercial Club Building Albuqucrquei, New Mexico taken hold of our "Shamrock Tweeds" and although we are making it every ducted with perfect order. The men have simply stayed away from the barns, and as yesterday was a holiday the strike could have little effect on business. Two wagons driven by non-union men, belonging to the day, it would be advisable for you to The very best groceries on the market are none too good for you.

We have them rnd at prices that are right. F. G. Pratt and company. A full line pf sporting goods at Brockmeier's, 118 W.

Gold avenue. get in the swim NOW, for when Simon says "GO" things are going to move. RIO GRANDE WOOLEN MIIXS CO. Trimble Transfer company were stopped yesterday afternoon at the picnic grounds and the drivers requested to dismount. They complied with the W.

L. TRIMBLE CO. IJVEKY, FEED AND TKAXSFEU STABLES New Telephone, No. 122. Old Telephone.

No. S. FIRST CLASS TURNOUTS AT REASONABLE RATES. request and that was the extent of School Books and Supplies Photo Goods of every description Fine Stationery. Hviyler's Candies O.

A. MATSON CO. the work. done by the strikers. The teamsters say that they are confident of winning by peaceful methods and that no other will be employed.

(Homestead Entry No. 6988.) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Santa Fe, N. 20. 1903.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that sail proof will be made before IT. s. 5Ae UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER LEASES HIGHLAND HOTEL. i Chicago Live Stock. Chicago, 111., Sept.

7. Cattle-Market receipts, 31,000, including L-200 Texans and 6,000 westerns, best steady. Bulk of sales 10c to 15c lower. Good top rime steers, 5.406.05; poor to medium. $4.00 5.25 Blockers and feeders, $2.60 4.20: cows, heifers, $2.00 5.00: canners, $1.5002.

60; bulls. 4. B0; calves, Texas fed steers, $3.25 fti 4.70 western steers, $3.25 (st 4.60. Sheep Market receipts 36,000. Sheep and lambs, steady to lower; good to choice wethers, fair to Choice mixed.

$2.25 3.00; western sheep, $2.75 3.50 native lambs. $3.75 (ti 5.S5; western lambs. if I Court Commissioner at San Rafael. 205 West IUIIroad Avrnuo. New Mexico, on September 28, 1903, viz: William Miller for the of SW and AV of NW '4.

Sec. 14. T. 10 8 W. He names the following witnesses HOUSEKEEPERS IF YOU WANT Your Parlor, room or any room to look neat Chicago Man Will Turn Hosiery Into First Class European Hotel.

S. R. Symonds, of Chicago, an experienced hotel man yesterday dosed a deal with Joshua Reynolds, of I-a? Vegas, whereby the former will take possession of the Highland hotel on East Railroad avenue on September 15th. The hotel goes to the Chicago man on a long-time lease, and the building will be remodelled and re-tilted throughout. It will be made into a Ilrst class European hotel, with a good cafe In connection, and will be open for business when Mr, Symonds takes possesion.

The new manager leaves tonight for Los Angeles to make arrangements for new furniture and fixtures. to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Jose Abelta, of Cubero, N. Vlctorio Velasquez, of Cubero, N. Jose Antonio Sandoval, of Cubero, N. W.H.HAIiN COAL DEALER Cerrtllos and Gallup Domestic Lump Coal, ip.OO per ton.

Anthracite Nut. $7.10 per ton. Anthracite, larger $7,75 ton. Wood and Kindling, all sirt-s. Yard and Office: 107 East Ball- and comfortable, different from any other In the city, see.

J.U.RATKMANN, 219 Silver Avenue. Juan Hilarlo Lopez, of Cubero, N. M. MANUEL R. OTERO, Register.

Give us a trial order. We would who has the very latest styles Of WALL PAPER I make a specialty of decorative wall hangings, also do painting, tinting and vfirnishlng. using the best material and employing union men. Kansas City Live Stock. Kunsas City, Sept.

7. Cattle Good corn fed cattle about steady, other weak' ta-lOe Native steers, $2.35 fr) 3.60: cows, 1.E0 (ju 2.65 native, cows and heifers, lt.otKi 4.10; stockers and feeders, bulls. $1. 653. 90; calves 5.

60: western steers, $3.25 60; western cows, $1.75 i 2.00. Sheep Weak to' JOo lower; muttons, $2. 004. 60; lambs, range wethers, $2.40 Sj1 3.90; ewes, 3.75. like to prove to you that the groceries we sell are the right kind.

F. G. Pratt and company. road avenue; up-town olTlf Armljo Building. Telephones: Automatic, 416 arid Bell.

45. When In need of leather, cut soles. Mrs. Mollle Allen of South Fork, Say she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus by taking Chamber-Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when she felt' an attack bottling on. Such attacks are usually caused by Indigestion and these Tbleti are Just B.

RUPPE shoe nails, shoemaker's toots, rubber heels, sho laces, shoe dressings, shoe store supplies, call at Keleher's. Tou will find what you want. Gross, Kelly Co ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.Wholesale Grocers; Las Yega Wholesale gxo- lessons In French language will be given by Madamolselle Camllle Fran- IS THE BEST BECAUSE The wrltfg la always IN SIGHT Wamltiftl kteps Io fr ut TAHTJLATOK Is parof the maeh'ne Type cleaoed without soiling hands orrctloi) nide without a scale' Operator do sot learn all rver (faio It aave 31 per cent of ACTUAL, lime It has the mNt rap'd eRpement 1 han Ilpht, bulck key 4ction lt pLKRUbE a any typewriter THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER AGENCY Cn'oradu kn New Mexico Healer 1632 Chmpa Sl, pENVKR. COLO.

TvDewilter Supplies. nai is neeuea' io cleanse tne stom Our style 15c and Cut" ach and ward off Ihe at I. 1--. a 1. 1 PRESCRIPTION stockings will stand the hardest wear of strong children.

2Bc a pair at C. 9 bjiu juuyers ui ury guuus, huui i it en. fluai us oi uinous cone may oe prevented In the same way. For.an.l0 May Popular Priced Shoe Store. 208 by all druggists.

West Railroad Venue. and will call.mic I able, to (ak lessons during: the day can take them at night from 7 to 9 o'clock p. m. Madamolselle Camllle 3 7 hides and pelts a specialty. We carry ft live of farm, freight end spring wagons at both places.

Agents for pOOPEB'S SWREP DIP. LIQUID VENEER THE MAGIC 203 West Railroad Ave. Miss hearing's private school, Commercial Club building. IWAWtJULfk -AV, STRONG'S SONS. i.