Albuquerque Citizen from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 5

AL'RTTQTTF'RQrnhJ CITIZEN. Last Chance To See The Cowboy and the Schoolmarm Colombo eater MOXIVW. AUGUST IT, mn. Motels and Resorts For Information concerning any of tha places adrr-Used In this column and for descrlptWs literature, call at Th Citlsen offlc or writ to tha Advertising Manager. Alb-nuerqus Citlsen.

Albuquerque. N. M. LONG HKACII RAXITAnrCM, Long rtcaoh, Oai A medical and sure-leal sanitarium conducted on the great BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM plan. Overlooks the ocean.

QUIET. REFINED and MODERN. Spacious roof g-arden and sun parlor. Tennis and other outdoor amusements. Ideal place to go for rest, recreation recuperation.

Visitors welcome. Oet off car at Tenth street Special summer rates. Booklet free. W. RAT SIMPSON.

Manager. i--- A. J. OTsTTtO. rro.

AS IDEAL SUMMER AND HEALTH RESORT. Cliff dene-on-the-PecoG Located among pine-clad hills on the Pecos river, 1H miles from Rows station on the main line of the A. T. S. F.

Good hunting and fishing makes this the most delightful resort In New Mexico. We meet trains Wednesday and Saturdays. Parties coming on days not stated kindly write me. Rates J1.60 per day. 18.00 per week.

Meals iOc. Transportation from station II. 00. Mrs. H.

E. Bergmann. Rowe. M. ni.MIM HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, Los Anjrclea, The moot cnraUve treatment for rlHMimittlHin.

Itoautlful scenery, cool ocean breeze. Hot Spring water In every room, no nolwe, no 1unt, no tips. Street car to door. Pamphlets at tltJzcn office or ly writing Dr. W.

Tape, Medical SapC HOLLENBECK HOTEL A. C. Bilicke LOS ANGELES TWO NEW ELEVATORS NKW riRE-PROOFINC Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth of Improvements made this season for Oca-fort and Safety, Headquarters for New Mexico Electric Cars to and from Railway Depots, also Reach and Mountain lie-sorts, stop at our cocr Tht HcUiafcxck Hotel Cat it More hcpular 1 han Ever H. COX, The Plumber PLUMBING, HEATING, GAS AND STEAMFITTING Climax Garden Hose, guaranteed the most durable. Latest things in Knamel Bathroom Fixtures.

Phone 1020 1 Albuquerque Lumber Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lumber, Glass, Cement and Hex Flintkole Rsaflag First and Marquette Wbxtquetqttt, New Mexico AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE At the Cash Buyers' Union offers you many surprising bargains. Ladles' 11.60 and $3-00 Wilts Canvas Oxford 11.00 Good Boys' Shies, siaua up to It 11.00 Lot of Men's 12.50 Oxfords. .11.00 Boys' Long Pants up to $1.50... 85c Boys' Knee Pants, aises 4 to 19c Men's $1.60 Straw Hats $100 yen's and Boys' Underwear each S5c Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts 76c Men's 60c Work Shirts i0c 10 bars Laundry Soap tie Tin Cups 5c Imitation Cut Glass Tumblers, 4 for 1 And hundreds of other bargains, August 8 to IS.

lit North Second street. Mail orders solicited. CASH BUYERS' UXlO 122 Narth Second ixIJK. Pr 406 Watt Railroad Don't Forget The ALBUQUERQUE PLANING MIL: TllK MILL IN THE Cm When In need of sa.nl door, tram etc Screen work a specialty. Sooth Fir street.

Telephone 4s 1. ST.1 VINCENT ACADEMY BOARDING AND UAY SCHOOL For Vuui) Ladies ami MLsses.J In Charge of the SISTERS OF CHARITY I Corner 6th St. and New York Aie I 5 Fur Particulars, Address 4 4 SlSTKH SU'KKIOR. STONE HOTEL Temez hot springs ORIGINAL BATH HOUSES Stag line from Rernalil lo to Jemez Hot Springs in 0D9 day. Stage leaves Bernalillo Tuesday A Saturday TICKETS SOLD ATS L.

TRIMBLE'S John S. Mitchell NEW FURNITURE, NEW PLUMBING 401 West Central Ave. Chicago and return, $56.86, daily until Sept 80th, final limit Oct. list Kansas City and return, $40.85, dally until Sept. SOth, final limit Oct list St Loula and return, $49.66, dally Sept 20th, final limit Oct list.

Denver and return, $23.70 dally until Sept. SOth, final limit Oct SOth. Colorado Sprtiigs and return, $20.76 daily until Sept SOth, final limit Oct Slsu Special summer tourist rates to nu. merous other points on application. T.

B. PURDY, Aa-ent THE CHAMPION 6R0CHRY CO. Mattauecl Proprietor Grocery and Meat Market, Stanleand Fancy Groceries Bmturdsy Special Spring Chicken latt-114 wt Tijaraa. PhonaOl Klo Grande Valley Land Ckn. JOHN BORRADAILE Keal Estate and InvervnenU Oolleeot Rents of City Ilealty Office, Cor nor Third and Gold Are.

Phone SIS Albuquerque, K. Siiyj EXCURSIONS HEAVY RAINS CAUSE DAMAGE Streets Were IIcxkIcO, a Cement Wall Overtuiied and Tent House Washed Away. Residents of Iron and Silver avenues were greatly frightened lat evening when the heavy downpour of rain which started about 6 o'clock caused a roaring torrent of water to flow from the largo arroyo which heads Iron avenue. A wall of water some five feet high flooded both Iron and Silver avenuus and sidewalks, lawns and cellars were covered with water which curried with it heap of sand and mud. Much disappointment was caused to the many residents of the two flooded streets to awaken this morning and find their lawns, which weru the fruits of three years of hard labor, covered with sand, mud and water.

Much other damage was done in that vicinity. One the corner of High and Iron is a large cement wall which was built by Mrs. Mary Nash for the purpose of protecting the property ad-Joining it from the heavy torrents which occasionally flow from the Iron avenue arroya. This wall was undermined and overturned by the swift current of the waters and the loss Is ever 1400. Mrs.

Nash is at present naklng a tour of Europe. A tent house on the Highlands was also swept away by the waters but no one was hurt. Besides flooding the two above mentioned streets, Gold avenue was also flooded with nearly two feet of water, which washed away fences, shrubbery and everything In Its path. Some Idea of the swiftness of the current may be Imagined when It Is known that large cement blocks were carried down the streets as though they were sticks Of wood. Many were frightened, fearing that the foundations of their houses would be washed away, but luckily the rain was of short duration and barring much inconvenience no heavy losso have been reported.

No. 2 was ten minutes late this morning, owing to soft tracks between this city and Islet a. Heavy rains were also reported between here and Gallup, and although much Inconvenience was caused in this cltv, the surrounding territory will benefit. Many picnic parties were drenched last evening on returning from tho valous canyons where they Bpent the day. While consldorabln damage wis doneMn the Highlands last evening, no particular discomforts occurred In the lowlands, barring extremely muddy streets with occasional mud hole Thlch made many of the crossings impassable.

According to tho records, kept by Pitt Row, county shrrryorf the precipitation Sunday was .47 Inch and the total rainfall during the past four days, including Sunday, was l.bl Inches. PASSENGERS OBJECTED TO AWKWARD TRUCKMAN Ho llim Into Ilopuliiiomi 1Oiulcr at tho Santa 1 snuion ami a Iljtl't lAillowtvl. A lively fight took place on the platform at the station yesterday morning just before train No. 10 pull, ed out for the north. The fighter were the depotmaster and a truckman working for the company, on one and several passengers on the other.

The fight is said to have -started over the truckman bumping his trucks In-1 iu a 4 lie mail rereiliea lilts action by knocking the truckman, down. The latter was a big husky native and got up fighting but before he knew it there were several pas-; sengers raining blows upon him. The depotmaster came running to the res. ue anil Jut got Into the meleo when ine conoucor caneo. an aooaru.

ihe passengers mane a run Mr the train leaving the depotmaster and iinuic iiuipi: ui BU'l wounded A number of Republican politicians are salj to have been among the passengers. CRYSTAL OFFERS COMPLETE CHANGE TONIGHT Chamberlain and Sterling, whose llvplv lil.irk-f.'lnA enmedv Anil ulnadnar and dancing act has made such a hit will put on their screaming Irish the finest of its kind in tne nneu sketch for the balance of the engage- States and will be In charge of a fac-ment, hich terminates Wednesday ulty of aide and experienced instruct-night. In this latter the little com-1 ors. edian Is said to be even funnier than' A new assembly hall, dimensions or In the Different songs and which are about fifty by one hundred dances will be given, too. Karrell, the feet.

Is now In construction and It Is sleight-of-hand performer, will not do hoped that it will be completed In the of his n-ffiilir feats this time, but course of six weeks or two months, will put on a dozen or so different A I'rge gallery surrounds the inside ones, all mytifyers. I oi the building and a spacious stage Of course both reels of moving measuring 16x39 occupies one end. on tures will be changed an.l a new 1- each side of which Is a dressing room lustratel song will be given. which may be us-d on occasions wherein change of costumes are nec- Speclal meeting of Royal Highland. "ry tor as ers tonight lu room 302.

Occidental 1 he new addition 111 tan as huil ling Central avenue and Broad- ''1' 1 fanl capacity of over Plenty or way at 8 p. m. All member, are urged wylndows the be present. Important business. Iiy order I.

P. John W. Wilson, secretary. ni1 tr l3 room 4, Zelger building. JKIISEY FARM FOR ITItK ICR CREAM.

Attend our closing out sale of summer shoes and save money. We want to dispose of every pair within the next ten days and have reduced the prlcet accordingly. A good assort- ment of sizes and styles on hand to suit and fit you. Shoes are on display In our windows. C.

May's Shoe Store, 314 Wst Central avenue. UNIVERSITY STARTS WITH PROSPERITY 1 Ji roll men PromiHr to be lirge and Additions lliuv School at High Standard. Tomorrow morning murks the beginning of the seventeenth annual semester at the University of New Mexico and up to the present over reveiity-five students have been enrolled of whkn Unity are male, while forty-five are females. It is thought that by the end of the week the enrollment will have almost doubled. Last year the list of students numbered 166 while live years ago only thirty-five graced the seats at the institution, which at that tim was composed of only one bu laing and all of the thirty-five were preparatory.

Today the grounds are covered with seven beautiful buildings Inclusive of two of the most beautiful dormitories that may be found In this section of the country. At the head of the university Is Prof. W. Q. Tight, who came to this city in 1901 to take charge and through his management the institution has made wonderful progress.

When Prof. Tight first took charge some seven years ago he was assisted by eight Instructors while today tulce that many aid him in the instruction of the large number of students who enroll annually. Although the building Is as yet incomplete, owing to the extensive repairs which are being made to the main building, the term will start tomorrow morning and the few rooms which are already completed will be put Into use and the classes doubled up so that there will be plenty of room. Among the new instructors which recently arrived In the city to take charge of various departments are Prof. C.

B. Gibbons, who will occupy the position of professor of engineering. Mr. Gibbons is a graduate of the University of Illinois and has hud considerable experience as an Instructor In that line. He Is a resident of Minnesota and comes well recommended.

Leon 13. Stephen 19 also one of the newly appointed instructors and will have charge of the German and Latin department. Mr. Stephen Is an able linguist an promises to make a most valuable addition to the already excellent faculty. He is a graduate of Indiana university and has been teaching for the past four years.

Herman II. Conwell will have charge of the department of mathematics. Mr. Conwell Is a graduate of Kansas agricultural college and recently taught in Sehnectady, N. his home being In Topeka, Kan.

The professor is quite fli talented singer as well as football player and besides being a valuable addition to the faculty, will be much welcomed by the social set of the University. Miss Kleda Smith, a graduate of the University of New Mexico last year, has been appointed to take charge of the domestic science department and during the coming year will deliver lectures on the subject to the students. Miss Smith Is a bright, capable young la.ly and has been spending her summer months studying in the summer school of the University of Chicago. During the absence of Prof. Espi-nosa, Miss Anna J.

Enke will have charge of the classes of the former Instructor. She hails from Le Grange 111., and Is a graduate of the University of Chicago. '05, where she taught languages as a fellowship Professor and Mrs, Clark, who recently arrived in the city, have i i v. in cu in thp near I.nK.prsl. Prof.

Clark ljU a9 instructor of chem i.i In the Institution. "others of the faculty are Prof. W. t. i v.

nrnft'ssfir of ceo- ''nlne S. parsons, principal B' Professor Charles E. Hodgln, dean an.l regis nrofessor of education; Profes so Trivial A lf.rkev. nroieBsor 01 Professor Rupert F. Asp professor of Latin Qn(1 Aurello M.

Ea- ninosa. DrofVssnr of romance lan being taken by Miss Anna Enke during his absence; Pro fessor Jno. H. Crum, proressor or eio. cutlon and oratory: Professor Delia J.

Sisler, 1 hrarian and Instructor In library science; Profesnor D. M. Richards, professor of history; Professor Joseph Uilph Watson, professor of biology; Professor Jno. D. Clark, professor of chemistry.

and Mrs. Jno. Wilson, instructor In music. The School of Engineering, organ 'lzed in 11)06, will this year be one of matlo entertainments given by hi students durlnar their year of study. I It Is also an Itt-m of Interest to know that a purse of $160 will be offered by he Irrigation congress this fall for an Inter-colleglate baseball tournament and already the Unlver- ulty boys are organizing and already prospects for a first class winning ball team representing the institution look very bright.

The registration Is yet open and some good players are yet expected to enroll and the new additions will do much to strengthen the already strong beginning for a team, A nAIlG.YlN FOll ONLY, Special In Apron Ginghams, 60 pieces extra good Quality Check Apron Ginghams, on sale Tuesday, August 18th, at :0 a. m. for 4 He yard. Golden Rule Dry Goods Co. Our work Is RIGHT every department.

Hohha lnndry LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE: Two Jersey cows, fresh. Inquire 815 Mountain road. FOH RENT Three furnished rooms piano if desired. Inquire at 111 So.

Edith street. YOU CAN AFFORD $45 pays fur life scholarship in telegraphy, the famous Byrne Simplified Shorthand or Practical Bookkeeping, In Tyler Commercial College, of Tyler, Texas, America's largest commercial school. 1600 students annually. 20 teachers. Positions secured.

Fill in name and address, receive free catalogue. Name Address It Is not what you pay for advert tng, but what advertising PAYr YOU, that makes It valuable. 0 rate are lowest for equal service. SucccsHful advertising means prosperous business. The ClUxen reacuie uil classes.

4 844 A BAHGAIX FOR. TUESDAY ONLY, Special In Apron Ginghams, 50 pieces extra good quality Check Apron Ginghams, on sale Tuesday, August 18th, at 8:30 a. m. for 4 Ho yard. Gel-den Rule Dry Goods Co.

I FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Extraordinary WASH GOODS SPECIAL 25 piece Fin Wash Goods, an olegant assortment of l'lncwt invns, aiuiM, Sllk. a a olo. SoM up to 40o yard. To make quick selliiig, they all go at, Mr yard lJOc GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS CO, You Can't 15uy a Better Than Our ANGELUS BLEND It Sells For PER POUND Kich in Quality: Smooth in Flavor TRY ANGELUS Coffee Co. 107 2nd St.pioD8 76 1 i Genuine American Block $6.50 per Ton Handscreened Cerrillos Lump $6.50 per ton Qualltyland Quantity Guarantied WOOD TELEPHONIC tl W.

H. HAHN CO, "FOR CASH ONLY" If You Need for your company during Fair Week, this will be just the article for ycu. Steel Couches and Davenport from $5.50 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ALBERT FABER CREAM SEPARATORS GASOLINE CARRIED RAABE 115-117 "OLD RELIADLH." L. e. RUTNEY I THE WHOLESALE GROCER I FLOUR, GRAIN a.

Csrrlss ths largest and Most Inclusive Stock of Stapl Orscrrtas Z. the Southwest. 5, FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS RAILROAD AVENUE. ALEUQUBRQHE. N.

mHmMHimHHHMmts mmmmmmmwmmaaaaaaaaaaawamaaamaaaam Are You Worried About BUSINESS, LAW, LOVE, HOME AFFAIRS, MINING INTERESTS, REAL ESTATE Or, In fact, any of Life's rrobletnsr If so, do not fall tm can upon Do Witt T. Courtney, the most wonderful Trance Clairvoyant medium of the age, who baa now been located In your city for lb pat four months, and who glvea yon ad rice npon all affairs of life. OFFICES: GIIAXT IJLDQ. SOS 4 CENTRAJj AVEXCK. nooM s.

nouns to a. a roip.u. Montezuma Grocery Liquor Co. COPPER and 1HIRD Imported and Domestic Groceries and Liquors I'ure Lucca Olive Oil a Gl lass or Gallon, IKer by the Hottle or Case, Family TraJe Solicited Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call, l'hone or Send for Solicitor.

Phone 1029 Citizen Want an Extra Bed up to $17.50 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Dairy Supplies Milk Pans, Milk Kettles, Milk Strainers, Straw Pails, Thermometers, thaw, Butter Moulds Icecream Freezers And Ice Cream Dishers ENGINES IN STCCKj i MAUGER NORTH FIRST ST, J- ESTABLISHED 1I7T AND PROVISIONS Specialty, Liquor by the Ads for Results.