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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
Big Apple Crop Makes Low Prices.

A dispatch from New York says: : No
finer apples have ever been in the metro
politan market than are now offered for
sale. and at prices that mean a very small
profit to the raisers. Our American crop
was estimated at 100000 barrels, and it
now seems probable that this figure is too
low. The crop will be the largest in his
tory. Pippins and duchess apples are sell
ing at from $3.50 to 81 a barrel and Alex
anders from $1.75 to So. In small auanti-
ties they sell for cents a quart, or 80
cents a dozen The best windfalls can be
bought for 81 barrel, and Maiden Blush
and similar varieties at an average of
$1.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
THE AscoL1 COPE CASE.
Italians Death Explained - Hoped
Morgan Will Return Relic

special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. September IA cable
gram from Rome says: The famous case
OF the ASCOT cope was again brought to
puohc notice today through the statement
OF photographer Racchhigiani. who COM
mitted suicide after the theft of the cope
had been laid to his door, that he took hts
lie because of financial troubles. and the
Inert had nothing to do with his suicide.
The syndic of Ascoli has sent a most
courteous letter to Pierpont Morgan. who
bought the cope, stating that 1t appears
certain that Morgan has the cope, which is
valued by the town because it was present.
ed by citizens to Pope Nicholas w. The
syndic expresses hope that Morgan will
open negotiations with the view Of re-
have lost ali trace Of the thieves. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
Blames Race Riots on Roosevelt.

A dispatch from Birmingham. Ala. saws.
In a speech at the opening of the demo-
cratic campaign here, Capt. Hobson demo-
cratic candidate for eiector-at-laree.
charged that the action of President Roose-
Welt In seeking to accept the negro social
recognition. beginning with the Booker
Washington dinner. has been responsible
for the repeated waves Of lawlessness which
have swept over the country, resulting in
race riots and lynchings
John T. Blakemore, manager Of the re-
publican campaign and nominee of that
party for presidential elector. today mailed
a challenge to Hobson to discuss in joint
debate the issues of the campaign. Blake
more charges that Hobson made an unfair
attack on Roosevelt The republican lead
ers are greatly incensed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27

sicians and health officials are unable to
say. In majority of cases, of course, self
obstruction is due to personal reasons, al
though 1t is an acknowledged fact that cli-
matte conditions often produce the mental
depression that results in the act. In point
or fact the entire death rate is higher this
year than 1t was for the three previous
years, and so many perplexing problems in
volving the health of the city have arisen
that DR.. Thomas Darlington, commissioner
OF health, has decided to lay the situation
before the medical advisory board at its
next meeting and suggest that active and
aggressive measures of relief be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
F Street, Corner nth.

able that this stone stairway feature will
De more widely used hereafter.
AT the close of the inspection the Commits
sloners congratulated Mr.. Burgess of Bur
SIS e q PARSONS, the builders. 1t is the in
tent1on of the board of education to han.
the furniture placed in this building i'm
meoiateiy and turn it over to Mr.. Patter-
son. the supervising principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
Army Dredge Starts for Gulf of Mexico
ecial Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.

NORFOLK, Va, September 27-The u s.
army suction dredge Benyaurd, begun at
the defunct Trigg shipyard at Richmond
and recently completed at the Norfolk
navy yard. sailed from here today for the
Gulf of Mexico. where she goes to be used
in dredging gulf river channels Rear Adj
miral w. C. Wise. commanding the Attain
tic coast training squadron, now in Hamp-
ton Roads. arrived at Norfolk navy yard
today on an official inspection of the train
ing station here, including the receiving
ships Franklin and Richmond and the ST,
Helena reservation for recruitA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
statistics Show Increase Of Suicide.

dispatch from New York says: Death
by suicide is increasing in New York. Since
the beginning Of last summer the statistics
almost every week have shown that a
larger number Of persons in this city have
killed themselves than in corresponding Pc
RODS Of 1908. Why this should be so ply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27

The power house at Alexander Bay,
N. Y, which supplies water for the village,
was completely wrecked Sunday by an ex-
plosion of gasoline Clarence Willis mar
rowly escaped DEATH The plant was built
last spring at a cost of $4,000, and was
modern in all respects. 1t was insured for
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27

Harrison Grey Fiske, manager of the
Manhattan Theater. in New York has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever for the last
two weeks. Mr.. Fiske was removed to a
private sanitarium soon after he was taken
sick.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
DEAD BODY or
col. c. T. GRAYSON
EN ROUTE 10 BOSTON, WHERE
FUNERAL AND BuRlAL WILL
TAkE PLACE.

n seems the east. especially New
Yosk CTS and Boston, are iu doubt
aicut che death OF Moody Merrill.
alias Col Charles p Oroyson Thofc
ls mo- doubt whatever here. Tho col
Hnel-dD 90 his apartments az the
san Vicente hotel silver cry, last
Thursday night and thc people of thai
city ard southern New Mexico. who
knew h.s worth Co that section Of inc
territory GRO fuI discussing enc death
oft their friend
hs previously stated iu Tho citizen
me cause of hIs death was pneumonia.
complicated vtb other troubles
About a week before hia death Col
Grqyson Yves nEcn Co bis bco with q
u'H .ha speedily developed into a
ha1 casr af bronchitis, then into pnCI
mun.s, aud despite the EFFORTS of the
H..t rryH.rauE and nurses no silver
city and from inc fort Hayard SAINT
'.flum DO continued 90 rrow worse
noi finally death ended his suHcrInra
che remains were cmhhlmcd and
hold no silver CITY, to await lnstruc
lions from nla wife and son oi Ntu
YORK city in.t Saturday they were
hoard from and the body passed
through this city yesterday morning
rho romans viii De- met az Chicago
ny me son and taken 90 Boston. Mass.
where iho unefa. and burial viii oc.
Hr thc latter rlrt of the week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
CAPTURED FAR FROM HOME
q. r. ooocH. ThRoUoH mIsrAKEW
IDENTITY. ARRESTED M WASH.
tHoroN CONTESTS 70 KILL
INC or ROSS ON VImBREs.

John o. Burnside iru ms. TUESDAY
y.nInr or Everett. wash. t1 b.u
back benjamin D Gooch who was &c.
tHl Iu that town uH Friday LAS
h0 Silver City Enterprise
500 burnside bad boon prOt.1liE
'opuHkei hy Sheriff Blair WbI
Thought &c prHjont Co remain 90 homo
Hr.Hs Chris sefa0n of One year whom
.H..g d. moro lr Ioss ninrIty hud ho.a
J,..usbDH ana where his services mI.
boz moro lu demand than at present n
$50. nIugton.
Tbe story 0i thD capture and ARE
'f Gocrh Do tod no some length DOB OBJ"
Associated Press .patghVa sunday
TO- seems that G1nch who haI alwu
boon OF % ycH religious turn of mind.
had applied Cor permission to preach
FOB tbo Inmates 1f tho county por
house lu Everett wash. a. thc time
Ng omc.aH Boo bvoreif we've on tl.
lookout f0r au Inherent preacher who
I1i tHe week previous r'oped with tHo
mother lf rIN children. consequently
when 01nrh appeared on thr acDuo tbt
mUgrniHufoB.aI .fa poor iam had
m placed gulor arrest as the clipping
Grr1u
o.. Ul '1aa ID 1920 100 iuo county Gam
YH' vigorously protested chat ho WI
lot tbc Seattle man and boz bIs protes.
.uols Implicated himself Boz murder
.mc committed iu thIf county about
scar ago
sheriff Brewer Immediately wirod
sheriff Blair BE- o. man answo.inr 20 Che
description NJ Gnoch was wanted f1r
ha murder OF ore J. 10 Ross
sheriff Blair lest no time On answer.
GE Iu the Affirmative and ~ nothing
inforsocn happens Gooch VII ho ho
hind the bars .p the county iail ln tliy
HoNt Ton days
The Associated Press says TINT
,ooch Iotor made written confcs
.on. swearing that Ross had nrsc M.
1Cked him With 70 pitchiOrk
The crime uo which Gooch has con.
ossed was committed year ago last
lctobcr at GUoChs ranch ON the MIN
Ircs Ross was a tonani of Goocha
md ln "a quarrel which they had over
Inc division of the farm products
i1uch shot uud killed Ross Later
1o came To- towE and save himself 1r
20 thr aulh0rliIgs
lu tho preliminary hearing ho wl.
Hound over tD tho grand jury ln th'
1m oft tluuu He Immediately CAV,
bond and was released shorty De
fore hIs case was called for trial De- a
.gar ho disappeared and dogpItr On,
MOST vigorous search lasting fDi
months mo- trace of him could bo found
until che receipt OFT the teloeum ias.
Friday evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
STOLE BRAN ANo OATS.

Joe Bambs Antonio Candcuria nuI
candid NiFl arc under aIroat chang
90 WIN stealing IouI SACKS OFF bran
ana four sacks of oats from the feed
huusc of tbo Albuquerque s'roo raj
vas company u Ou Ahglueuu
rha charge also include. ihn hraH' ns
of a heavy I1.E OF % door '0 IH. uou..
Which makDs lhr on.nao oI ara8t0r
frunloua CIT m" Cnudonuh has uf
times aIlt' .rIcI the namo of Garcia
th1ueh as fur as loo known uy ta.
police. hD has nu criminal record nl
mo past Rlmbs Is confined 40 90
Gig police station and Candn.aria 8uI
NIEil are in the county iaIi Tho
preliminary nearing of the case i7
scheduled to como up ln judge Dor
chort'a court tomorrow morning. %
boing transferred from the municipal
court on account ul Judge Crawford
relation TO A. A. Tr.mblo. auporintonl
ana OF ihe street railway who ls The
.omp nlnant .1 me case.
On che uiFht at December ~ thIcvo
nrnks iuto the feed house Of the streei
galway company and carried away 70
quantity %. feed The matter was kept
quiet and the police in "a secret man.
ual Investigated tho case Rhmbs. who
n0od 1r frn agent 0' tho thieves
and d.sp1tci ui Che sto.cu Feed to %
dealer ln old town. lot Dhe "cat uut
of ne boa hy openly ncEuuwiol
that ho sold the stolen goods 10
seems that The culprIu deny tho .a.I
,huft and acknowledge huylug $500 Cd
u..yaus ocoa NON stolen feed uom t..
auu house
A blcyclo E3s found at the house of
0no 0f tho mon and the wheel hlF
uo,n recognized as belonging to Isaac
SINGER u w.s stolen from tho latter
about four months ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Here Zoo nutshell appears inc di
rect cause of the falling on iE the
1908 clip The American nock has
boon cut down very nearly three
million of sheep iu the past year
and adviras from the hest nutho-i.
tics ir the different sections point
tc stU further reduction tor the
immediate mtHrr Tho mIt off this
Ioas is very generally aacrib,d hy
the Same authorities 90 the ever
rruWdrH UI tlr western ranges.
which Itself Do attributed to the new
forest reserve regulations Boo force
now BOB lHrge number oI Che west
eru states and territories C0mpaf
lr1rr NJ clips show 1897 go have
boon me poorest year in the lart De-
aado In that year tho ol'p was but
e10lE895l lhs. the free wool aVitn.
tIun having caused q steady dCcima
Hon of thc nlochH eliminating IN
that year The largest ciln ever
raised .n tho United sl1tr was in
1898. 3lS 53s18a lbs The figures for
thlB year. ESQ i50 GOO show O. de-.
crease of 2sSglO32 This decrease
off over DO per cont iu tho American
.iIu iu single year
The New England clip continues
Doe gradual docs@uHr and thc same
state of tNaes o. apparent in the
middle states Now York state la
the exception with o loss of over 81
per cent The clip in the southern
states manIfests the same declining
tendency lu the middle states the
LOSSES begin to he heavier Ohio
for instance. ahcarIne i,7u5.00 lhs
less OF wool than last year, and
Michigan 100000 lhs less Farther
west the LOSSES leap into big figures
Montana LOSING 5000o0O ihE wy.
omlng 5000 GOO Utah 100000 New
Mexico 5000 600 and oregon 900.
600 Tho losses iu tho other states
are smaller. but propOrilOnaio and
south Dakota and California with
increases respectively of Goa 600 and
isl 500 lhs stand almost ol-ne
Tho average wc.rht of ncecea 625
IIs shows "a falling on from last
years average. which was 600 lbs
and o. even slightly lowor than che
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
HHWHHHRWHERHn
FIT ZSIM M Ms


travels Boz % lalfo'r.ie aud t1s "a long
distance 90 go This marps u easy
60 avoid or tt0p.
ln landing th punch UrIt uHtl
you get yoar opponents guard low
You can DO tbn Ny uaNus believe
to ht him in ths body Then when
you think son have tHr opening drop
Sour r.rh hand down au1 ac. with
Jas elbow bent ao tuat che forearm and
upper am Hro 'lmoa' 90 riFHt angles
From ,ll- position throw lour arm
iu o haifcirr'D up and over t1 thc
side 0f your 1pn0nCntt head
Close your hEt while tho blow Do
travelling Eccp tho palm OF the glovo
down Iu Dino with Che body So The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Last night W q McCrolght rocoiv
80 Information from Cincinnati ohio.
.n.,y'ug the .ad iuioiiEenco ot the
'eatu OF his brutheriL law. Dr 10
W Hendricks hls wife and litlio
ln. Hyda. were zoo the home of iho
mother OF the former Mrs Bette Sic.
'rcight. az sheibyylIIo KY, Go spend
.bo holidays. Whom summoned 90 CLIO
n.uuau % will ho remembered uy
the readers of Tho Citizen that Mra
Hendricks aul son were here ON a.
Vsit lo her brother and about th,a
Time nsi year was called to CinCin
Iau in response tu 90 message that
Dee doctor NAa chem seriously iil Hs
we'd that Ilntas Huiy to ieay,
His health greatly Impaired ana hn
llly death claimed him nr Hendricks
HaF O. specialist .n tha troaimeut ~
hernia ava other kindred troubles. and
was tno patoutro of the kendrctH
TuHH which used extensively
.hfourhouf tha eastern anf mIidi
states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
cLERGYnAN'S PERMITS
Western Railways Disagree About
Them Dot Estsud Privileges.

On account of certain muader
standings relative t1 The breadth AMI
SCOPE OF CLERGY permits for tho yaar
of 1904 and because an agreement
haa nal ypi been reached. On lines
Operatives iH tho territory west of no
MiH.as.pni aHn issuing Instruction.
to ACCENTS that rlcrsy permits issued
FOR 1908 win ha houorrd until FeH.
uar 1900
Tts s1b.nu.. m tbtae mnuudr
H10I.ugs tocorfIur t1 thc statements
1f vs. = BIacE anrnI Ha nrCr
accent fnr che Santa Do. ls dispo
aIf1n on Che pare Of tbo Santa ~
t1 cstoud che privilege. NJ the pf-
m.ta Wr HarU H..
rh. whH'n .rHn f'.r a an
.Ir decisions o' tbe different railroad
passenger associations Ouinr io a.
pressure .r u.he. important matters
fa. hr.e associations hove noe ytf
..n able tn rrt together ou "a llint
permit aud as llIs is necessary o.
.Ira OBJ. I.NI ..n't ore iauaI or
f. hHI. Doom urd rrtb1fIEta
tT0uH to honor tto ian' permits
u'I rstl February
20" fhU Efri1 Fr WfIH tl rtfrnd
Hu nrv.inrta off tbr nrrm.tr7"
Wut certainly we Gro wHHrr Yhe
.uy question I1 he settled uow in
ah..a ...HtuH $3.50 Del ahir io se-
,Uru transportation fr TRANSPORT
rortaI travel with thoir regular per
mite oF win ho required io secure
uIp permits for th purpose De-
D.. besu autel tHai fho Santa 90
Intended n e.sr far rierumrn carte
H.H.hD sH1 hai tboY would herr
l|.. hr ahIc in travel thp rniIra
.usIH nf the road with the assistance
Oi tHrr alHut permits hardly
'F'Hr however thnt Be- iH probable innf
tha ssrfI ~ uIu rEuU.r It.rU il fhis
drr.rr There HrU many men Boz
fhn ministry vhu WUUII sn nr fu.
goo tH.ms.i,oa %. to dispose uf their
transportation at Coo umre of some
t.rE.i broker and Loo chat oaar the
company would hose oa rbp pouua.
uou Thn u'e uoW Iu uap provides
fhHt fhu cifrFtmrn shalt secure "trip
r.rmit. when wishing tu secure haf
atDs fnr lone Journey uf any
length
A mu With O. CLERGY permit can
lonJthc railroads very anccoaefully
tho ls so disposed. and strange 90
.Mate. the railroads have discovered
hy httor experience mat "a great many
ministers are WILLING Co sioop 80 adch
uudcrhand WORK F1r instance " the
permits were made good fOr trala
continental traffic. Chicago minis
ter might huy 90 CHI ao q hait iata
return uckot to 90 iD'Wa on ioarh-
Inv California le ruIi eel che rr.
turn portion of his ticket and hy the
tId ol nis rlerFy permit buy an.
other return trip ticket from Califor
nln 90 chicago when be- arrives az
. Chicago ho could Eoll che other half
0i tho ticket and pcrhata secure more
. than enough money On the tmnaac
t0us to pay h.a railway fare ana an
expenses of his trip 10 protect them
/ selves against such schemes tho rail
ways afo trying t0 study out o. new
V5y o handle tho CLERGY permit hlsi
upH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
AlvAeAoo CHRISTMAS BANQUET

Manager So b. Cbratham OF the
'lyuaio ou yesterday made "a ton
frtp on ha .yenIns dinner from o.
f0 s. o'clock MANY citizens of Aihu.
gueuue patron goa tho occasion 1a
ay'l aa tine iarae number of guests
always .lr1uE.uE iEr hotel.
Th, spread Raa generous tootb8oue
ana delicious prepared in tho highest
lyiD 1f thc culinary art and served
m tas mont tasteful and expeditions
marnHr for which fhn Harvey system
bga al.nol world W.JC fame
Thu meuu card printed a rh0 cIu
zen job office. Vpla works of nigh ari
aui many pr them vote retained hy
uu euoHN as souvenirs of tho fes
tive occasion Mr Caeatham was lIi.
aaI'y overwhelmed by ihe abundant
an6 sincerity 1f che oMpl.monta pour
go upon him from every hand
Tho Iolsor Manager Cheatham ro.
mains In Albuquerque the m0re pop
unr Boz erowa aud the more thorough.
By be demonstrates hIs ointment quail
holt.onl iur u' puf.t.On
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

mcu Who tnd mover worked for ihr
company nutn vas one nf tbo these
men and % ga charged that ho also
assisted Eldridgo in procuring other
men to be- uaei as duues Most Of tho
completes have p.caded guilty t5
u.nur charges and have served an1
boo serving fmr 'n the county ial
11tE plead MOE uIity and fought lhe
.o through from the start rlo was
Drosenpd by Some of lbc hrlghtcat
lawyers in nr state. nnmty. r1ri
uoEor and Lttter Brown of fos Az.
oloa. and g. A. alison of San Herman
no SAN Hemnrdino Cal TImer
DIoN Doe %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

lark
Im. .. v.. V. Hu.
.lr u nIH .I,v oIIpi at Tho CI
.u 0mcr yesterday The dut ching
H aIuo. attention u Wr Ml
JarH .# ihn Jepa BOON .n h.s forehead
uet above and D1u. ilstan. bDtuoan
.Ia eyes Tbr wound wac fhe result
Bu attack 1u thD train Boo which
HH Uahatn sTa tuN.'mE nt .hn Do.
900 gang oi Indian Territory gu0.U
ears AGO 100 attack f1.f place mean
'H.f Smith auu while many wUrn
WDd. Wr Nalam ulU,i Hifb o.
H.r 90 HH IaaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

tH aIi aui vrl urIeu remedy
Nn uI0.Iaar Soothing srrH HHs
.n u..i r.r a.s. uFy rolm uy mu
..HH af mothers f1r tuar ahudf01 ruu,
...thnE with perfect aucrsas DO soathss
H. Hud Hn.m h. sums HIasa aU
...u ruros wind e0l.r anl BE- lnr u,m
.msds TOR dnrrH1.a DEL pleasant ta iHt
Hato. Sold nr drleEIsts n ctcy rnu
10Y 900, world Twenty five cents hott,
pee value b. incalCulhbie. Pc sure AND
tsk Cor Mrs winslows Soothing sIlnp-
lud take no other kiud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

H1. starts swing aD right lgr anJ
900 She ught side OF Iho body with 3d.
Iust as 10 o. landing sUHon the arm
and push The shoulder forward turn
Ine tho body no the hips The force
of the blow should mo-; bo ended che
moment it land Keep % going, 70
Wl have more effect that way.
Tho nrst two kuucklof of The hand
should land the blow n you throw
your palm down ami hit with che
thumb you are liable 90 break Il even
with the protection of che gluvo
The icii swing DO INSIDE with the
lent hand in me same manner a. the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

a frw blot. The blows : gave them
had neither the speed nor the force
Of those which The same men took nm.
ninchlngly from men of NO reputation.
Thcroforc. 40 not forget that you
must be morally courageous before
Won can hope to win battles On the
sI Jsrlo OF life There De- no better
moral in tho world 20 follow than this.
BE sure you are right then 20
ahead
copyrighted 1901 by s DreXsl
Blddle. Philadelphia Entered ut STA
u0nors Hall. London
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
Mrs Kendall Dead

Last Thursday evening. at CerrIlos
Mrs A o. Kendall wife of the post
Master of that town died of heart
lisDuFr She was s'xty.threc years ol
aeo ana Wus highly respected and 1908.
ad Do, 20 large r.relo ~ friends In Cos.
I'Io. whore sho and her husband
have resided for about twenty four
Years Th, ,.ualns wen. inFcn a
fHIf. OIL. fuT .It tf..I..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
DAN MURPHY OF NEEDLES
MAKES MONEY BY DEALING M
WHoLEBALE INDIAN LABOR
AND COLORADO RIVER DRIFT
WOOD.
WOOD

Il a moss .ilrg about uan Murphy
tbD uns oi ibe Needles Be- Fo.uE the
rounds of thc railway mon. Says tho
San nuruardlno r.mcslndcs Dan
Murphy as Do veil known Dr. ono of
tbr biggest hearted men in tHc state.
hut He s good uaiur0d to aut aud
enjoys "a Josh to such au etteui that
hIH friends are always aynd..lilug
como uou episode about him
This one a told ay General paasDn.
ger ssent > Byuo oi tho Santa
o. who claims t0 have been seated
icHud two strangers Iu tho overland
t1Iu who told Dc Fhny hu1 iuHt
pulled Dut of tho Nead'ra when one
traveller turned to tnt other and said
q heard "a good at0r about o. man
ahU lives here and owns thr Whula
country heroabuutH il.s uamo ls
Dan Murphy last winter tho river
vaH very hieh and there wore quaint.
Ur ol drIuWuud coming down he
stream Murphy used l1 g1 aud luuk
ut that good fuel g0'nE 90 waste uu.
uI ono day Boz had an idea He vert
lo an Indian rancherIa near tho town
ana called the bucks together Boys.
1e said. do you see that drlfiW0od
floating down that r.yo3 That H
worth . Doe of money Now 600 make
business offer to YOU You fellows
aet one there and gather that drn
wood lnI 600 give sou hair mo re
turns $50 enc Indians went % WORK.
They toilod away Tor a couple OF
mouths and had many hundred cords
nf duuWood nicely TERED ready Tor
.a.e when ihe river went down ihcy
wont t1 Murphy tnd showed h.m lho
reauH of their Iabofs That's nnc
n.i Murphy and he sold the wood A"
We'll how about thr Indians
asked the second man
Oh Murphy .s "a man of hla word
unF the answer "Ho gave ihe To-
i.aus halle of ths returns and thoy
sore satisfied They believe thnt be-
lWr tho Colorado river
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
ROBERT
PART II---ARTICLE "

Havins learned how to urc tho feet
hands aud body. : viii now explain
bow some of thc blows used In box
luF are tsruCk
Tou have NOE forgotten chat the
feet must he bolI apart with th,
lon log before thc r.sht and Che loit
knee hnHt i'uir Also that jhe
woir. %. l1. body rosts on the rIghi
lcg. ".u n.mb. what told you
atouI toouus tha muscles iroo and
easy. not held tny 400 this ia
Impo go n striking o. blow
o. uoi only coo hand ana arm
thai ave- used Do strklng the legs
body ana shoulders also come into
play lUpre used t0 h0 900 o.d i.a