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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11

WHY NOT INVEST SOME OF YOUR IDLE
money in a coal mining proposition that is abb
solutely safe and legitimate. Managed by
local business men of good standing, the very
profits in sight. Investigate this. 4010, Jour
+ na1 n 8 j.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11

FOR RENT
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Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTALS,
ANDRUs BUILDING
HOUSES
$13-627 Aldrich av N, rooms water and
sewer.
$3.50 Hennepin av, second floor, 22xs5, wa
$15-3a16 Blaisdell av. Z rooms, city water and
s15-1202 W .2sth st, rooms, well and cistern.
S2o-l3oS Yale place, rooms, modern, base
$15-1012 1st av S, 4 rooms, city water.
$1S-2ooS James av N, 9 rooms, cottage, well
and a. eistera: all newly painted outside and
In and papered newly.
$SS-SSTl4 Park ay' l. rooms modern.
$4o-2526 Portland av ,'Gi rooms.
$32-62o 18th st, rooms modern
S35-2347 Aldrich av S, rooms modern.
MODERN FLATS.
Franklin Heights Apartments, 9O5.7-9 W Frank,
lin ay. 4, aud rooms, thoroughly mod
ern, Lowry Hill district; 5anitor will show
Oak Terrace. a0T W 18th st, 3. 4, and rooms,
modern.
NaulAfha, IL " Grant ST. rooms modern
$ $5 Hennepin ay, rooms, modern. ,.u,
$22'oo-24ol Hennepin av, rooms modern
S46--215 9th st S, rooms, modern, second floor
wellington Flats; all outside, large
and light rooms; just being completed;
.o beautifully situated 13oS-1.ll Yale place.
Sas-627 9th st S. third floor, rooms, modern;
sa7-The Nayarro. ITO 9th az $; rooms mod
ern; all nicely decorated throughout.
$3o-22OO Bloomington av, rooms, modern.
OFFICES.
Large office, second floor Andrus building.
$1,000 Irving aV n, first floor, rooms. mod
s26-50o Irving av N. rooms. modern, third
floor.
% University av Sc 22x100.
$j5-410 LIST av N, 2ox5o heated.
WAREHOUSES.
Ais Sd av N. 1900 square feet; electric eleva-
314-16 Washington av N, $500 square feet; cleo
trio elevator.
MANUFACTURING SPACE.
lights; suitable for manufacturing or stor-
51o-21 ist av S. 800 square feet second floor,
freight and passenger elevator
THORPE BROTHERS.
2oe Andrus Building.
DAVID P. JONES & co.,
Main Floor, Bank of Commerce Bldg.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
$4o.oo-No. 2648 Hennepin av; 10 rooms, all
modern, good barn.
$3O.oo-No 1112 Logan av N; II rooms, all
modern hardwood floors
$50. 0o-No 1905 Western av: rooms, all mod
$16.e7-No 2622 9Th az S; city water and sew
7
$1S.oo-No. 300 18th av N; city water and sewer
connections, 8 rooms
FLATS FOR RENT.
$8s.oo-.No. s25 E 10th st; hat c, in good con
dition all modern.
$29.OO--No. 800 18th st; FIAT X, In good con
$25.oo-No. PAL Cedar av; second floor, rooms
$2o.oo@No. 211o 9TH av S; first floor, rooms
$2O.Oo-No. 1905 E 21st ST. second floor 6 rooms
all modern, hardwood finish.
S15.50-No. los W 14th st, rooms, modern, frs
$15.5o--No. 1o4 W 14th st, rooms, modern, frs
$155oNNo. 10 W 18th st; 4 rooms, modern, frs
$145o-No,, 10 W 14th st; rooms modern, sec
s14oo~No:, IL w 18th st; rooms, modern, sec
$12oo-No. 2046 Harriet av second floor, mod
ern.
$1300-No. 1911 Esd NE; second floor
rooms, city water.
$1250-No. 244O Oakland av; rooms, city
$11 0O-No. 2786 Emerson s; second floor,
40 = rooms, city water. eva We
$25.oo-No. 729 10th st s; will divide to sui
$780, NO I'LL 2ad av NE; city water. room
No. 2421 10th av S; large
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11

1x1rUG FLUWINU SFHING FUR SALE 1UH
lease Heavy flow Of pure water from rock.
Near railway; 6S miles east of Minneapolis;
fine shipping proposition; so acres rich, uninl-
proved land and over half mile Of splendid
trout stream. Harris Baldwin, owner, Glen
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

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Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
ONE FINE BROOM ALL MODERN CORNER
hat, "a floor. 2 4-room all modern fats 31s
l4th st, see 1anitor. Also 4room all med
em except heat, 1419 Washington av n S12
See h. b. Butts II 7th st s.
FOR RENT-2so5 9Th Az, FINE NEW HOUSE
of rooms, modern, tine decorations; gas Ak
lures; never occupied; good location; near car;
very, cheap to desirable tenants. Morrison
Crlttenden Co., 90! Phoenix.
VERY DESIRABLE MODERN HOUSE, 1915 co.
umbus av; rent $50; pleasant location and
neighborhood; hardwood floors; easily heated;
see or telephone owner. I. Fawcett, 720 Frank
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS OR WHOLE HOUSE,
5 on west shore Lake Calhoun; large house;
cboee coming to ,W waters edge very
UEFURNIsHED COTTAGE, se2e CALHOUN
nord place. large grounds IS feet
FOR RENT-DETAcHED HOUSE, ROOMS,
modern; new paint and paper and new parquet
floors. $50 to right party; references. $40 L
10Th ST Inquire at 61s.
ELEGANT MODERN 11-RooM HOUSE, INSIDE
18th st; vacant Sept. l. hardwood finish and
plete. COS Globe bldg
HERE YOU ARE, THE GRANDEsT CORNER
III eighth ward: Bryant and 31st; also 291S
Aldrich S.
F1VE.RooM COTTAGE, WITH WooDsHED,
4Ol9 Stevens av; cellar, cistern, new we'll,
storm windows and screens. Ladue, 437 Bos
ton block.
FOR RENT OR sALE-2415 PARK Az, ELE-
CANT 12-room house. newly decorated, large
grounds, fine stable. Owner. 345 Temple
Court.
FOR RENT-To DOCTOR OR DENTIST, FINE
prospective corner; eighth ward. S 331 IL.
II W 18th ST, 8 ROOMS, CITY WATER,
closet and sewer, $25 O. J. Smith, $50 Tenn
pie Court Office hours, 1890 to p. NJ.
ss6-MoDERN HOUSE, 416 E s5th ST, SIX
rooms, all conveniences including gas range
Central Real Estate Co., New York Life.
FOR RENT--sMALL COTTAGE Ar LAKE CAL
houn; prettily situated lake; furnished or
unfurnished. C. H. scholer, Main $40.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED; BEST FAoILI.
ties and thoroughly experienced men. Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. 4e sd st $:
FOUR ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, CITY
fellow av. Webster sol Phoenix.
TEN ROOMS, MODERN, BROWN STONE
desirable s"' WsDser $751; Ph ne i9s@'0n very
s97, 5O-7.R0oM MODERN HOUSE AND BARN
at 271s Dupont av s. Call at premises Or
see Thompson Bros. 101 4th st.
FOR RENTAL LAKE HARRIET s1x-RooM
house, furnished or not, one-half block from
lake. Apply 262s w 44th st.
SO. 50-SECOND FLOOR 1893 10th ST s, THREE
front rooms, city water, sewer and closet. D.
2. Jones & Co. ..
$50 PR NONIH-sIx-RooM MODERN HOUSE
at at 2G23 Aitrich av S. Key at Thompson Bros
1h1 4tb st =. .-.
| $4e FOR GOOD NINE-ROOM ALL MODERN
| house, zoos I'd av S. r. ]. Janney. 203 Oneida
FOR RENT-ALL MODERN s.RooM HOUSE
| $50 month 10 Highland
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE, 312 eth ST S; sic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
PHARAoH's CORN A FAKE.
nuFopean autsutists and Journaitsts
Find rhat They save mssn
moaHsd

some time ago there Whs a wonderful
story Ga the European journals about
certain grains % ancient Egyptian corn
which bad been planted 81 Germany and
had come 90 lifa.
The grains. they said. had bean found
10 az Egyptian naFcophagus aud had
been planted BY q Dresden florist Some
daya kter the corn appeared above
ground. much 30 The surprise OF acien-
tiaia. Who did not auppoee that there
vas any lRe 10 grains which vera from
1000 10 5000 years old. The corn. how
ever. vas certainly growing. and even
the most inerednlous among them soon
became convinced that grains have a
leans o. lifs 10 which there h practical
" no limit
Alhai A bog employed BY TIE Dres-
den horiat has nov confessed that be
planted some other grains On the same
place where his master had planted TIE
Egyptian ones. and only q few hours
after the florist oompieted he Work
This VA Bhd news iog che scientists and
Coz the numerous journalists who had
written enthusisatialiy about ne miFae.
uiouu qualities % the ancient Eraina az
corn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

making window and 'oor frames Tor
the new blacksmith shop.
Our blacksmith. with hia detail ot
boys, 10 busy building two wagons FOR
the use OF tho school
superintendent Allen ia visiting tho
Laguns group OF Fucbioa In the world
Fair. Zee expects 20 secure a number
OF Indians Co go 90 &c. Louis during
thUe sh0v J0 the wtdd hoW the
Pueblo Indians hive and work and
make pottery and bread and DO wcay.
ing etc
our gon'u nrmor. Mr. Candeario
Royhal has just retu red from Las
CruCos where hc has been for a rev
days visiting hA glfo while thors
his wife presented him with a bounc.
uE baby boy AN congratulate our
uld student Caudclario
Mr. Edward Hume arrived last oven
ing fr.m sotmi. Ic brought h.a fam
iIy with him and DO win Doe employed
as might Waterman at the school after
May
Mr. Nhoc.1.k. the noted leader ~
.ho Haskell school Indian band. spent
"a day 90 ttc schoo. thla week.
Inspector Cnnbhock aud vito ~.
rived yesterday and are lodged nj
The rchooI Mr Chubbock will 90.
noct the school and farm. etc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
SMART ADVERTISING
Mssa-mFsd Merchant rsFas = Lsss
~ Aeaidsnt 90 uona
Asooant

The oleyeroat advertisers are thuas
who tako advantage ~ oveTy wave ~
public interest ami are always on the
lookout t0 make themselves the center
q public attention. la r. largs western
city there 10 a merchant who makes 10 q
business principle 10 lei paHs no oppor
tunity for advertising witch be- can n.
ford to accept
Not Ions ago horse driven by au
awkward fellow backed on tho sidewalk
and pushed the cart rich; through ths
merchants gindov. thereby smashing
piece ~ plate. glass worth several hun
dreds N dollars
The merchant was annoyed. but not
disconnected. ana almost before the in
syitablo crowd had q chance o. collect
the following typewriter notice ~.
pohred iu the empty frame attacked 60
a fragment o. glass " hieh stlll remained
IN the sash.
This window vas broken by an aeon
dent A c0uhtfy horse. being bed down
che street. unaccualomed 20 city mo- be-
came frightened. plunged reared. and.
backing finally sat down IN this Win-
doV No. ehs horse wa not hurt The
glass ID inaursd. and az soon a. plate
laFge enough can BE- made O will BE- ~
placed The wofk Is a. the expense Of
the Insurance. company and dosaut
toat Ne a cent The interior N our store
Il Ia perfect order. and you will ana no
better opportunity than The present ta
a. business with u.s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
DRATB To lHE DoGFIsH.
aovsvarusnt Atd 60 Ne Sought Coz ~,
differentiation 90 enc AZ
tanfis ueaat.

one % the great problems which H.
interesting the people OF the Atlantic
coast. and especially that part Of ths
coast lying between Casco bay. Me. and
Cape Hatteras. " G is the oxtermina
tion Of the doEdsh The d0ghsh. say
the Boston Transcript. ia q species OF the
shark and hiss habit OF following "a
prey in packs The hah uses its spine lr
a remarkable manner. bending Itself
into the form oi q bow. and uuhendinP
with powerful spring Il Is caught BE-
nets which have ben SGT for Other
fsh. and sometimes measures three or
four feet 10 length. These ish have nui
,ipllod very much OF late. and a. moth
Ing has heen done 90 eHterminate 10 H
the people 90 the Atlantic coast .
thought Il their duty 90 hrinE the ma
ter before the government IN the form
% a petition which viii be- placed boior.
eonErcaa noghah. the sea wolves Of tHt
OCEAN lufeat The Atlantic coast within
great range Of latitude 10 schools. aud
each dornah which weighs ave pounds
viii. Il IL estimated. ear and destroy O
.argo quantity az edible food dth yearly
Not only DO thr dOrnrh Cat the valuable
foodhah hut thgi eat thc food OF the
same food ish thus doing double injury
TO The nations fisheries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
THEY GOT RIGHT OFF.
ana rook villa rhem some 80 TIE
smart Conductors Hard-
mnrned cash.

-Four men we're playing cord. o. the
smoking compartment when the COM
ducl0r entered with tue request 'Far b.
gentlemen
Three az them quietly handed up tici-
ois bat che fourth d.d not and seemed
% become suddenly embarrassed re-
latos the Chicago lutCr ocean.
"Fares," said the conductor aEain.
this time rather stgrDly
The passenger auarVssod responded
with a series uf spasmOdic winks. aud
tapped the backs oi bic cards signIn-
canuy when his three companions we're
ont looking.
Come. sir. I'm in hurry said the
conductor
- am sorry. cir. but haven't any
ticket"
PAY your fare thea 81 costs only ten
cents more"
Boys, viii you allow him 10 take q
rake-on7" inquired the delinquent u his
fellow players
mot much. was the unanimous an
swer.
MY moneys an on the board" said
The passenger appealing 70 the eonduc-
tor.
you'll have 10 gsi On At the next
station. then"
The man laid his cards face down and
said IN a low tone 10 the next player
What you you dos"
n raise you goo. was The reply
The man passed hls hand up Co me
conductor The latter gave % one glance.
Then he relieved a fat peck ot book uf
two $40 bills and handed them &C. the
dealer
we see your % and SO you fobctier 20
be said
The original raiser OF eco shifted ma
easily LOO h's seat Matters we're becomo
ihg complicated. Finally he said
I'm raise you ton.
Gail hIm said the conductor. and
handed over The money
The delinquent passenger called. and
started to take IN the money on fouf
aces when the other showed a straight
iush and proceeded 20 an his pockets
with the money. which included the con-
ductor's
The latter was dared Tho delinquent
passenger was meek and astoniahed
Now yuuli have 20 Fet on snapped
the conductor
The tru.u was Just pulling into a sta
ton. and che whole party alightCd
After the train had started again a pas
senger remarked 10 the conductor.
Pretty slick crowd. en- saw EN-
work tho same game over % Ohio q few
weeks aFo
But the conductor was s0 mad that
De ala NOT reply, and wen, into the next
car and slammed the door behind him
We lie to see the rlEht succeed
No matter shat bstide
ne reason ia that tU % ua
Are aluaYa on thai SIDE
Philadelphia preaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
SAN BERNARDlNO
REASON FOR STRIKE
SECRETARY AND rREAauRER
SMITH WAS DISCHARGED AND
Hg WAS NOT REiNsrArEp.

The Ions anticipated strike oi ths
santa Dc mach'uIsls came locally 81
$3.50 yesterday afternoon when about
100 mach.nlrta. specialists and AZ.
prouuroa lald down their tools and
lore Che shops lno formal cause of
.uo walEout was tho discharge OF
Mach.uHi g. W. Smith. secretary and
treasurer oi che International haao
CITATION lf WaCUniata. Santa to uls
rct No 90 ana who. at the present
ump. b. the highest umcial bon ths
warh.uists union ON fhg dnuta 30
system
smith VaF discharged CAL poo 1rlo,a
yesterday morning Later rrIcr.
tnco committee wac a.n, t0 Division
Master Mechanic Tauu aaLIrE thar
s rcIuEtlto Smith Ims Ar rodf
aII hc could uot i1 aHu ib, strike
terminated the issue
when tbo strike .U enH lra uud,
shat conditions b. mighi br settled
cannot ho iear'Hd al ihIs early stage
1f pr0Coollnft Those who are 90 tho
opinion thar tho Santa Fu ls beinF
backed iu the present issue boy other
Dads and who believe mat there cas-
.o no doubt but that tho strike has
been forced upon t0c men as a test
against ihe union shops Do not he's
ututo 90 predict that mo struggle
wu hC "a long ono San urruaf1Iru
SION April ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ANIMALS MADE HAPPY.
mouas o. YanEsFs rsrh, ". w. Thss
vyoanen Have Made fas ths
Loat esd Stick.

T'hcre 10 near New Yorh city .
stretch Of pasture land in which usual
~ q number ~ happy doga are caper-
ing. and me land and other things to.
long to these same dnes There o. "a
barn Tor them with us comfortable
kennCls heated By "a COAL Orc quite tuO
same aa FOLKS have .nd n the house
nearby a friend To- ready tD ma.e % SOD.
Erimn.f tl me Kennels uIth medicine
and bluiaEos dAy lr niGht And this
10 not fur some especially uamuvrod
brood of d1ea hut for sil unf1riuuatrs
10 thr f... Says ihr Son
a aH .u.. HFl realized tho
urar II tha. wUr'I result from
oH1I' .U.Hs holm. Cor a..r cats and
bro .. ..n nur.s sH. Nts organized
r. b. worker. m uy uui Che
plan ."H .He r,H'I tls boom .H .ut
flr tHrU Ile H.U..l.Wsr lI... ur
Auima Hf Yurktrs pBrE
rhU object Hf tEr hUwr T.. tt na.. TODD.
p'1. "hrf, anIm1lF vII receive t|U.
treatment and caro- if rnH1 rre ...
Just Ii.. e.ty hospital 'U humans r
The .I.H iH hopeless ihc animal H pUIu.
reformed NOT dumped luto Fas taub
with dozen others tu dFht f1r % I8rf
breath of llfe
There are many people who wu..
ku0p a dor or cat instead uf umIua
into tho street tn bel abused aud nn1U.
caught and killed ~ 90 could Dol ta .u
care ui FrAmIiousiy fDr svhur Ans
animal taken to tbis hum. .s welcomed
n a release lu Nruoi JH. animal Ia
placed iu Fuud home Hud boz lIHI..
from rmo iu time Hy HH nIurr.Ur
similar homes arc doing guud work
elsewhere IN this country and abroad
The Animal Rescue League NJ boston
cares hur more than UHN 1.r aui ,ats
each month. placing them in homes
whore they remain under The snpoflls
ion ~ the league
Some of mo women uhu uu ihia
home have been asked why thct DON'T
Direct their attention tu human suffer.
srs Instead ~ 90 dumb rrcaturce one
~ tho reasons they aay Be- th1f thrro
ara $50 Institutions 100 thia rity far tho
r,liof % human bolnrs and there wee
only one two now ior tho b.u,nt OF
animals
mo home seems tO hr welcome
charity. for q IL finding many sympa
th.yers and since 10 has become known
that % needs and appreciates rifts t0
help iia work along it has boon rocsiv.
ins many some IA memory ~ l0at AMI
mai friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ROOD VALUE OF OYSTER.
Btvsive Does Not uank villa ths Coo.
maddoch az markerei-rhe
Btus rulnt

A. matter OF interest .H.rD ia pnH
one species of oyatgT. Uaua Nfg.n.ca
alour tho eastern c.lH. of North
America. says Good Housekeeping
Ihe western coast has at l.ast ave
species. bot 0uIy two uf these orc az lm-
ruriguco and tHra du n1. r.uUI.. With
IIr eastern rhcHnsh Tbu. F HrrBr.
mt .hst o. blue point Is Providence
river and q Cbtsapsake Way oyster are
one and the same thing so far aH spc.
gieH is concerned The difference is
merely matter Of environment o. ar
lDr.uc, iu food supply ald conditions Boo
gr0Vth
The noted blue point comes from tho
Long island shore. from what was once
a natural bed o. rota Ua uHwo FROM
tte liIue town of Huc Point UU which
t.y beds we're dis.uF,rtI IU,.. uts-
.giH Noro uf handsome s.aU, HHH afIth
appearance. nLu 90. uI.r ..u.UHID,U
,auel prices d wac ouy IL mbusr uf
Dane nupn these a.. n.I.H...I. U.ua
tuu.l Do worked aat. a.a .lDu .. .hs
found necessary ta ltauII tu ...l..uE
.I planting thli Ia. covering the
s..s vith young oysters from other Zoo.
.aUUeq
Tho oyster BE- rich It phosphHf.a hUl 'H
i.mos. entirely Hr'nr ln nima' uE.
nur..D building material ard 'hose rIe-
mrH'E which poo fu make up pf' ..ai
force and vitality white 20 'r wh1.c.
some and easily aaslmUatrd che actual
food value Of ife oyster a not suih
tIent Co rank 10 with our great ioud
ashes the cod. hadtocs maokerel gtc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

A fayorits method u suicide in Japan
lately has hsun b. leap over certain
water falls so irtqueut have sueh oc.
rurencs bscoms that police are nov
stationed Ia thgir ueiEhboThood and
large notice boards are erected hearing
inscriptions in larEe lettsru. oI which
the following ia au example. DO noe
drown yourself here Intended suicides
are warned that heaven dlaapproves %
thr utilization ~ Kerou waterfall for
the purpose This Is osriiaCd 10 un tho
best prieauy authority and serious Goa
aeQueneea "a ihe hereafter are suaran-
iced To drown here ia alec forbidden
~ the psffoctural authorities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

uinsra a. Uhtcanu Hestnurants uVsF-
luoktna Lake michisnn Ask fos
seats ~ che Windows.

A New Yorker who is frspueu via.
It0r here ia1s that to ASK Tor scat
overlooking iho water has become an
unconscious habit with me Chicaeo
restaurant diu9r. says the Tribune
let him ro into a hotel or roaiau.
rant on Michigan avenue or one of thg
hiEh eating places from which a ugW
n the laAo may be had. and the hrut
thing no does is 20 ask Tor table from
which hc can see the lake 10 thoy are
at fu.l he expresses disappointment at
having to take one few feet away
and " There are any women ,u tho party
they sec positively uneasy aud feel
th.maelve. d,iraudcd II they don't go
that location Nine times out OF tcu Be
will telephone 90 have n place by win
dow on thar side saved FOR him
The fuuuy part of % is. continued
the obs. rycr. that after Il 10 secured
NO one iu the party ever glancoa at the
water. hut al 20 on with their talking
and eating apparently ne obIlvious 81
che lakes existence. much more 30
than n they sat on the other side Of The
room This and the fact that the same
people go back aud forth on Michigan
avenue and rIio in the Illinois Central
trains without speaking Of Lake Michi
gan or swing q a giauco. make % ap.
pear that This request which ths Chi
cago man Invariably makes 10 a habit
rather than somcthiug that adds 90 bic
enjoyment ~ bic dinner"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
sELF SUPPORTING STUDENTS
upisndtd ussuits Achieved ~ A.,
httiuua roaths tn Amsr-
lean Cattaaaa

The most hopeful eharacter,su. Of
she American colleges Dol me- sglf.aup-
porting student says Ur Cincinnati
Post u hnH been said that any boy ln
this country who wants au education
can Ret g. 10 hs wants 10 bad enough
The truth % This is byluF domonatrat
sd uow moro clearly than ever before
There L. common complaint that the
poor boys chances tu BE-. ahead iu tho
world ue not shat lhuy used 10 DO
That la NOT hnraa Out ~ The facts BAL
any department ~ life
Since the hegInn.ng youuE men have
worked their way through colleges
Poverty has been no bar
This growth ~ the pf=euee 10 indi.
Gated by che report ~ me secretary ~
Columbia college committees on en-
pluymont Ut students frum when "a
appears that Columbia students during
ths past summer earned tJl.iOl, an in-
crease ~ $4,000 over their earnings
fur the yehr before
Tle number of vacation workers thia
year vas nearly ton per cent NJ che
entire university attendance The ac-
equations engaged iu ranged IN variety
from truck driving to mo operation OF
Ia printing once. and thc LARGEST sum
earned wns o. 1D0 hy "a las student
What che WhEu-unrniuE student loses
from che college couras he makes zap
in practical application ~ his talents
to tbs real work % ifs Hs De- better
prepared pgfhapa to stop into bic
chosen occupation when sollsgs lays
are over than u ne fellow Student
whose way has been made easy. aud
who knows nothing ~ the difficulties
t1 he encountered
The boy who works f0T he education
learns shat an education e for. and
places "a in ice pT0psr perspective 90
bis vioV ~ lie
No bog nesd despair hscauss his
father ia not rich enouEh to buy hin
en- education m be wants Il bad
tnoli b. he can got n and b. woFhinE
foT 81 SGT something besisr stiii abong
With o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

not one has ever brought roproach
upon the cause Tor whi.a stand. Apd
the same ia said OF these may also be
saio OF the pastors OF the other
caurchCs w-ose fraternal spirit has
done much 20 make ne strong. Also
any nitars have often been nilod with
o uctant souls and many have con.
socratod their souls TO the masters
work NJ this place d. ne singers too
have. in the main done their worn
notably They have studied and kept
up with the modern advances Of
church music. We have. however.
Ict little amused hen we have
heard them sing with a Will. aided
by the congregation. o. How { Love
Jesus when show Pity ord. o Lord
forgive" would have nocu more az.
HroprIatc Also 90 the past 'Blested
Be The Tie 1nat Binds when % was
Hard to nrd The uo AZ Sc the
speaker said. well. I'D church. you
aaye talked long enough We know
y0l have served us wolf We feel
Gao DOB parting. vat We nicnd, with
tte uolp of tho Lore, Co make some.
h.s rettor out % you, after an. than
yon nave ever hovu. We boueye in
.H, Resurrection. and We preach =
sjuJ %. rosuisgtion f0f you. Tor ught
ehcro you stand. we hopo TO see q
modern up.to Iato budding. and 10 SEQ
two other churches bwlt cut OF your
remains and 20 tho good work VIII
go on "Olu Things Arc Passsa
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