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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

Arthur W. James, of Petersburg, is
spending few days at the EDITORS
home and with Herbert Ingram, at
White Stone. NN
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

Capt. w. L. Messick, Capt. Bernice
Willing, Harry Waters, Irving Messick,
Marbray Hopkins and Misses Ruby and
Annie Hopkins spent Sunday and Mon
day in Norfolk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

Encourage home enterprise and buy your
lumber of W. II. Jesse. Litwalton. LA Hcaster
Co.. Material the best. prices low, big freights
saved.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

Let US have accounts of people going
and coming, and your holiday doings,
but see what correspondent can get
the most news in the least space. The
news of two weeks will easily fill adoz-
en- papers instead of the one issue we
will have.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

The goings to and fro of our people
are too numerous just at this time to
chronicle. Impossible to catch them all
with the CITIZEN kodak.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

Miss Evelyn Broun, who has been
teaching at Virginia Beach, was met
here Monday night by her brother, Bas-
com, en- route to her home at Broun's
Store for the vacation. Misses Clarke
and Snow, also of Wicomico, passed
through the same time en- route home.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

The editor and family are indebted to
Sheriff j. A. Chowning for string of
Is cartridges. Jim" is lucky hunts
man-and we lucky and thankful recip-
tents.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

We care not how you suffered, nor what
failed to cure you, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes the puniest, weakest speciman of
man or womanhood strong and healthy. 80
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l.. Creighton,
of Baltimore, and Mrs. Frank King, of
this place, entertained a number of
friends with Book title party" Mon
day evening of this week at Irvington
Beach hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton
left yesterday for the Monumental
C;t,y
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-12-21

or course you pay your money,
But you get your moneys worth,
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky mountain Teas on earthf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
LEAGUE AIDS
WOMEN To
Get DIVORCE

Kalamazoo. Mich July 81 so.
worthy follow toNnswoman who ls
without tho funds io Fo after q Dc
vorco need despair while the WomCn's
civic improvement League has money
n Cos treasury The league already is
paying FOR the divorce litigation Of
three women who are too poor TO
bear tho expense This Dr. che climay
af the remarkable activity of tho ioa-
gup which lE n highly successful bOuy
of about four hundred members. CONE
prls.ng che principal society ANA club
women Of the city.
Tho league De- only two years DID,
hut Gro that umo 40 hua made lfH0if H
factor OBJ anma900s progress. d.
does nngs A few uf them ere
mentioned herewith nuf the divorce
promotion has attracted more general
attention than amy other enterprise of
the league
10 came about naturally enuuEh Tho
cagno Ia its work among the poorer
people. found many women who were
hurdenod and humillatod by cruel.
shlfiless or drunken husbands. and no
common mercy undertook 90 alleviate
the condition of these They were
AANNHNA W. r. NNNNN"A NMN WMM anu HNNh-
the men were brutca on dcacrtcfs
prosecutions we're inaueurated A. n
result a numbor OF husbands have
been stampedoe into improved c0n-
duct
There SIN remained instances
where the only relief for the women
seemed absolute emancipation and
where aach a woman has taken the IN
iiative of seeking "a divorce the league
assists her 90 secure o.
u ls declared that the league never
advises an application for divorce. but
after a woman has taken the decisive
step " willing 20 ala her 70 the case
seems worthy.
factor in this department Of the
leagues work is its most conspicu-
0us leader. the Rev Caroline Crane.
who ia one of the organizers of the
body, and who was for ten years the
pastor ~ the Peoples church. cOn-
ductlnr a n0urlshing institutional de-
partmont On connection with &c. She
has pronounced views upon the matter
of divorce. and ln the leagues action
some OF them are reflected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
MOS T ANY THING

hogs, gcest. birds. rats ami mice have
been educated aud some OF them
pretty higny educated too. and 10
this educatiun ls no, last In the hu.
man animal why should 70 hc lgst .n
The lower amman We were beaten
a game OF scvcnrp hy goose with
bni HnoDnful oft Drains. aud We
thought We could play pretty fair
game TOO. Some one please answer.
NOT for the purpose of a controversy.
uut FOR CLIigrrnment - Mpirose cor
rcsponoouce Hayiiand COhiol New
Era.
A warrant has been issued charging
Carrie Nation with sending improper
matter through The malls No Il
wasn't hey picture
Tom TaEsBr SAYS Che susrrstloa
that he gave up che Guardianship OF
she democratic national committee ls
ridiculous. OF course 10 De-. Dld YOU
ever hear of The proprietor on o. "ca-
sinu and hotel giving up anything
-Yos. sir" declared tho man who
discovered the future great prize
N"I'fif IHNN NNN NNH NII NI' 'AN NNINN N"
of champion
where's De got emp
ON his ears of course
a prisoner escaped from the Cleyc-
land llil while tho officers supposed
he was rokinr q bath THIS no doubt
viii ho au incentive tO prisoners gems
o-nlly t0 keep clean
'Ipsse Janice. attorney at law ls
ON q ign on Kansas CITY office.
Neither young Jesse nor his father
can hc accused of posing as something
be- was not
A man oui iu Rochcster Iowa. says
Sarah Bornhardt was born Ina this
country, lived here until a young wO-
man. and that she has relatives IN a
Number of American cities. This ls
quite true. ana h is surprising that %
should create any comment Sarah
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
~ HON. VIM. THOMPSON.
MaHor Of KaIamaIoa.

Written for the Evening Citizen
The fact that mp son Boone iB
working with bis hands learning what
manual labor is should NOT be- COM
sidered n hobby un my part
Every young man should be- taught
The value uf money that o., tp know
ny the har1 rule of experience what
is necessary 90 bo done Ia order go
produce something for "a consldera-
tion
The ability Co earn something usu-
ally carries with u a practical reali-
zatiOn that She sweat of the brow
"a a teacher who imparts real good
common sense 90 our young men
They are apt TO feel the necessity
of savIng something they have 10
sweat for Indulgence on the part Of
parents cOnceals infinitely more harm
than We are willing 90 admit and ~
is usually only after the harm has
been done. the seed suwu and un-
desirable habits formed that we
realize 0ur mistake
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
BUSINESS At LAND OFFICE
MORE ENTRIES DURING PAST
TEN DAYS THAN DURING en-.
TIRE MONTH or JUNE

There .It been a large increase m
De- business dom 40 tne land office On
nta F more entries being made
'nriug 0u drsi Ten DAYS uf July than
ilt.u. entire month of June.
OrH u..ceable feature FRS che man.
ner Zoo which tracts ar being selected
ln lI p1 of ihe district. entries hny.
us Boo" mace Goo an counties but Me
hm.ty Ou account NO t1e large mum
Boz. Humeserktr- who are settling
in rbr E.Huc.a valley Torrance coun.
ty stiI TIs. twCnIyfhrpe entries ap
petrus ar thls month
San H Guadalupe San Miguel
1nd N0. .1uniies arc aiso attracting
settlers
On l,1. the business done during
tho hr ..u days 0f July is as FOB
lows
Huu,.ld entries. Da, scros $500
Final Homestead entries, g.. acres
sn7 Dessert land entries 2, sores
800.
The H.mestt4o entries were dlyld
IRA HWoH- .he counties 90 the district
as fo'l0N..
Hernauo. h, Colfax. I. Mckinley
% nc. Mora q RIO Arriba. San
dnyal San Miguel ~ San Juan
Dog sanI8 be. 3. soc0rro. Taos. ]
iurranc. -3. Valencia
TIE Nual homestead entries were
Bernal Mora. 81 aio Arriha. /.
San Juan 9.
The Desert land entries were San
Juan Torrance. o.
The Uy number of homestead on
tries made since January u o. sos.
acres entered, iaG.7ai. total number
of final H0mestead entries, iO7 acres
entered 1850. desert land entries
1928; acres 1880 The total num
Der 0i entities OF all Kinds made sine,
january i0VG rs Lag. ceres en
tered. luNH7f.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

iugiy Wneu men are uu bases. hp
must kcep his wits alert anl he ready
90 prevent steal or to catch a care
less runner napping
Catcher Warmer says tam catcher
gives a pitcher confidence. BECAUSE Do
is much easier Gao throw tD O. tall per-
SON. while a dimiuu'ive catcher keeps
iho pitcher n fear 90 throwing over
hls head Weight enables ihe catcher
fo ACT as an obstacle ai che plate
when DO 0s necessary to block me rum
nUr
THE necessity nf erIt IS often shown
when catcher slpps Wild pitch
with hts bare hand Sometimes be-
win nnd lt necessary i0 stop ihc hail
at any hazard, and the catcher who
shirkH through foac ri injury is .arh-
ing lu the nr.i chat detelopes she
ucsi players of me game
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

le revolutionary cabinet
Col ioonldas Irrvich resigned
hs post ~ aide.drDemp rather than
grcet he new queen Ho never made
amy approaches O the court after.
wards on the nlgli 81 the tragedy
be paced up nnd down resiiessly. and
left The house at The sound OF The
nlsf snota We returned nome boz uni
.Crm hs commander of tbo Belgrade
troops be 81 nov governor OF The
military acdjemy
N Geo. Genichich prutogo OF
hlne MILAN. attempted bat failed, 90
eypoI Madame Draga MashIn by go.
llco agCncy and was after the mar
rngg sentenced on "a false charge oi
amporing WITH the wai funds re.
prieyod by king AleXandcf be- Joined
The conspiracy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
Gbe CLOSE.
OBSERVER.

Ibid yuu ever stop Oh think. pcn-
sIYoiy remarked tine close Observer
20 the Scribe. what different view
man assume go HnrriuGu some years
after the ceremony haa been por-
iufmcl7"
Upon ihl scr.bc's assurance chat Doe
bad h0t ihe g. % Coniiuuedi
We'll. man opinion of marriage
certainly docs change wonderfully ale
ter he a. been married long enough
90 dIscuv, -ai 10 is not one prand
sWrti sons ar if DC 81 @ SONG that the
taNy urima ninna. and that
there arc HI ruod calls for iho au
THOR after ..Dy act
IAN eIif. nleud OF mine once aont
0u clfclIrf letters to lhrgo hume
beer I'D murUaI men in tne country in
Nnich his apcf VS. Published ask
iar ihom alr ttc, had married Some
20 the answers hc received threw in-
ioresiinr eht GA ihIs equally lutcr-
estIug subject
Here are Few oi tho answers as
! remember them
married because ] dld MOI have
the experience ] now have
married to get even with my
wiio.s moihCr-but never have
. nted,d companion of the ON.
posite sex SIN need one
thoHeht 20 would De- more eco
nnmica Than in pay damagps On a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Accufdng tu Jack Warmer. the vet
Gran catcher ui the Detroit Tigers. the
main essentials Of fhe man behind the
bat are haso bah intelligence. erlt. ac-
cumry height weight. and strong
throwing arm. Any catcher with these
requisites is sure to bold hlt own in
any company 10 be- can hIt some
90 much the better 90 lisa noticeable
fac that ihe catchers of today are
NOT in ono sHmo class with the catch
ugr of uld when "a comes t0 cIouting
iNe hall though the present day
hackalops undoubtedly excel Iu the
finer points Of me game
"HUadworh is q primo factor" says
Warner "a Catcher must work in per-
feet harmony Wl'h Dos pitcher and the
baHrmen. re unjust know SOME thing
at me weak and rnug points of inc
baiamon end slgna or balls accord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Another son. VIM. s.. who has just
recently returned from military
academy. is working with his brother
Boone. and ] hope the experience viii
be the means of making manly men oi
them. and that they viii always be
ready and willing 90 DO whatever
they are called upon To do. iust 90
that the calling % honest and honor
able
n has often occurred to me that the
young men of thia country would de-
volopo into better ana more reliable
men " more thought was given 20
start them riRht. SO begin with a good
many hard knocka. and 90 learn that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Count Bonl has been ared from the
chamber OF deputies Boni is only
undergoing Is fe'g of the experiences
az man who is broke
n children camhled 60 Tom Tag
CARTS places, that may account for
Toms failure 90 keep his promise 90
close them.
Washington has an tee famine hat
started the day after congress adj
journcd. They will make fun Of
Fairbanks, Will they?
eyes indeed De- sald, man start
ing aui n business as ] am finds Z
hard TO SET up
~ depends altogether ON how be
spends bis nights"
For genuine bad luck. Mrs r. 81
Day takes the rag clear on the bush.
last week she stepped ON rusty
nall that passed through her foot ana
this week she is laid up with pink
eye. Huntsville tOl News. ~ H.
nay editor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
SERVIA GRUMBLES AT
RULE OF ASSASSMS
SPECIAL Correspondence

SPECIAL Cores ouGencr
Belgrade, iulf li- sortia is urw
completely unncr tho domination of Sis
assasslns who directed tho murder 0f
King Alexander and Quccn Draea.
kine Peter iH afraid even to make
chaneos In lis own household before
securing The sanction of the bloody
six.
Attempts are being made constantly
20 force The assasslns into retirement.
but their hold on the Cc.,..... ls too
strong All the men are clever and
well educated. and make q formidable
Cotcfio
Col Damien purovich was aido.dc.
camp 20 Alexander ai me time of his
inauHniui0us hctruthal 90 Madame
Draga Mnsnin and &c was De- who
carried engagement rings for the
brides Inspection while Inc King was
struggling with his ministers for the
ratification ~ hls choice Dlsappoini.
cd IN his expectations. ~ was role-
gated Co q provincial tcwn after the
marriage. ne ives me chief organ.
sEor Of the conspiracy in the last act
OF which, however he took no active
part He was promoted 90 the rank
~ general by King Peter hui was
forced to resign ne title OWING -
protests from other rCgicIdCs De o.
now commander 0f The Danube diyls-
Son
Col Peter Misohlsh was the chief
executor Ot thc plan drawn uD hv
Popovich AZ De- head 0f his Slxt1
regiment he -uf.Oluded the palace
and guarded al ODE exits. telling the
soldiers D. was il fhn kings defense
Tie had BEEN sighted once whom an
hiH comrados were nr mo'od III.
though King Alexander ancrWnrds re.
paired This error he Is married 10 "a
relative of kiur poto- and Dr. tut1r
80 t,io crown prince ue is professor
~ military sCieuco in tie army col.
iege
Col Mas. n, Irofhorlniaw of
Queen DraRa. has been military az
tache On various capitals a sighting
remark nf his us tp The imprumbiliiy
81 her pr. vidinp 40 holr 20 fhp throne
reached Queen urlea's ears. and ho
was dismissed from ihe service. H0
was among those who entered the
palacc on tae nirhf of ne trlgcdy
and although he was clad 10 an OBJ
sulCtc uniform. he secured the ohodi
onco of The bewildCrel ru0ps who
remembered Dds voice tr became
minister OF public works IN tie r0yo
Dat naIy cabinet, ana o. 40 present
chiOf Of she staff
Gen Atauutsk0yich ho.l ONCE un
der King milan The contempt with
which Fee su1se of King Alexander
bride led % me persecution of him
self and DIS family hut be- was rom
stated. The general took adyantage
at bis position Zoo hasten the fatnl
date, and became Minister of war in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

something could not boz gained With
out good hard manual labor and many
disappointment The brain will take
care of Itself 70 the physical agency Of
the young man ls brought into play
as ID should be
Al the present time ] am convinced
that the field for good, hard working.
honest, hrainy strong young men o.
growing larger that the demand 9
greater and that the Opporunitlcs
are so plentiful That f young man
does not take advantage of these OPP
poriunlt.os @ ls his fault or the fault
OF The parent az person who 81 guide
Ing him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
Biggest Giant Here
With Big Appetite.

Special CorICsp udencc.
New York. July i0-The biggest
giant in che world rs try.ns TO break
through the gate of New York. BE Is
FooIor Mnchuow. = feet, i-2 inches
all with hls hnt on. and be- was dee
tuinod uy lbo Immigration au.h0ri-
tlos on tho charge that Dee was of un-
sound mind
Tho Russian human y-scraper
vbs brought Co This country for cX-
hib'tion purposes.
Macu11w s l6 years of age Ills
wife. who accompanied him, Is of nor
mai stature, and th" couple present
nn ald appearance while walking TO-
gcther They haye TWO children. one
boy. who iB growing abnurmally
ana promises 20 be- almost as tall as
bis father Tho baby girl Is of nor
mal proportions
The giant was Russian peasant
ami WIS discovered hy a thTentlcal
manager Zoo small provincial town
MacnnuW SAYS that De- doapises curi-
Gus people. ami Do is only hy coaNing
that be- can ho made wnlk through the
street
AZ Ellis lslaud hls meals for one
day include
BREAKFAST
Six fried egg
Twelve butter cakes
one quart of cunce
Five oranges.
Half loaf Of bread
LUNCH
Two and one heli pounds cold roae.
beef
Three ginssca Zee tea.
Nine new potatoes
-Four large rolls
Three cuts Fhnrtcake
DINNER
one pint cold soup
Two and one half pounds wrler-
house steak
Hali peck lettuce salad
one pint string beans
Seven slices bread
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Gethro Is the Massachusetts legls-
lator who WAS recently expelled from
the state house OF representatives for
bribery Of members. Finding he had
been made "a scnpegOat he has given
District Attorney Moran. the Jerome
ct Boston. Information which may lead
go the aualgnment and conviction o.
thirty members of the house on
charges of bribery 10 is understood
that hc gave Moran The names of tho
whole bunch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
HER BIRTHDAY

The day hss dawWcd on che life Of a
loved one.
Hut The years and fears. tho smiles
and tears
Have lefi Hor unchanged as gods
uIft here.
a g.t to ihe rich. a gift 20 the poor.
a gift to weak. the wicked and woasy.
Her hlrthdly' God bless her. may
ne many a score
90 beautiful years and add to tho
series
Di years t.af have zone before
MRS g.. II POPE.
Gallup ~ M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

While looking at Vans dog, pony
and monkey show a few days ago. hy
The way. a Haviland production, We
wondered whether tnerc was a hoay
en for animals. birds. etc. Webster
no his revised dictionary, defines The
mind 20 be- the soul " such be- The
case. tlon each person. animal birds
or even insects that D. susceptible Of
an education. must have mind, and
therefore, soul Dogs. horses. oxen,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Gels divorces for women.
Fights the loan sharks
Cleans the streets
PrOsecutcs shIftlcss husbands.
Beauties the city
Assists nc poor.
Interests children Doc clvics.
Gets ordinances enforced.
Encourages home gardening.
Conducts q iramps retreat
Promotes saving habits
Prusecuios sidewalk .ulticrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Hitch your wagon 90 star don't
mean hitch tO chorus gIrl
Let's fry FOO End some way of max
ing @ politician of Marie COrclii
Fine ilei. chat of putting Winston
Churchill la politics d maa keep him
from writing another novel
However. ii hasn't boon reported
thar John -. wept when somebody 10
fused to tako chat &5.0oO,0O0.
"Why Do you advise CUTLER t1 stuu
writing poetry thought you were
such a warm frloud 0f his
That's che answer.
why Io you cali tha short
1Oye
.Why2 why didn't they got mar
Hsd lu the second chapter"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Berlin, luly lO.-Tho kaiser ha Just
given another exhibition of his ability
as dramatic critic When Hou
CRUDE. playing Boo WIN Tell. at Jhc
Royal theatre. appeared ln che apple
scene be- rode On huskIns Instead of
boots This $40 annoyed William that
be- was promptly fired.
Croker has come out son Bryan
However. a continues to look as
though Bryan would he nominated
"Mlss Cleyorly's father .s a member
ui lhe United states senate
Let 20 go Geo that don't believe in
talklng about a sIrl behind her back
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

charge of The slant declared that
these were average meals Mnchnow
has to sleep on b specially construct
ga bed, 90 on dry goods BOXES or bsr
ie's' and drink WITH a quart cup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

PRINCESS ELVRA or SPAIN,
A recent Telegram from FioreBcc
states that the Princess Elv'ra. 81
daughter ~ Don Corlos. pretender Go
the Spanish throne. has been arrested
for hraw'Ins in a shop. 20 Is reported
hat the princess started an argument
with her furrier over the price Of
some rpp1ir work aud the discussion
terminated ln a free for an scunic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

was torn in New YORK. state ana uu.
tll hvc on siX years old was a playmate
OF Tsl Ann the empress dowagor %
China whose folks ran a laundry in
The same block The Togos ana
RoiesJvcnskys lived just around the
corner, aud an The members of the
four families we're close friends Sarah
did not appear hrst in Uncle Toms
Cabin hut ip q comedy written by
defendant of william Shakespeare,
who lived in Kansas Persons wishing
20 know more of tbe details OF saah's
early lio. please write
regular asmy private at Coum.
l-e. Processes tr hr James Cor
hotL 20 ~ hardly necessary to ada
Than auy mon who would profess such
Ia 'hlnr would Dol crazy
Ne Writer Har Troubles.
Tho frogs aro making so much noise
so writer cant ihnk of anything
much 10 write Center Correspond
once Soquachec rennl News
The postmaster NJ Detroit declares
Thai tho women worker in 'hc pos-
tai FCryICg lnDk fnr .lC easy Jobs For
NN #'' .'' fNI' .NNN'NN NI'
fails fQ give 600 names of the men
NOT looslup for thp soft places
Throwino Out a Doubt
Rev Goats hsl meetings .u EllOu
.aa Sunday nl assisting nf re-
vival boz kich'auI this wecF We
wonder if De can convert ih4t hotel
Keeper Whata h.F u8m Washing
tom lal Democrat
on on SIRE Limited
Claude stuart, who has boon clerk.
Ing for G. r. Anderson has sovere1
his connection with that establish.
ment and has accepted e position ln
Webster Ho departed Saturday 81
the lumber wagon route Wauhay Is
ID clipper.
This country should proni from H.
experience, which has shown that So
needs larger navy and a navy with
larger ships
my Impression is fhaf this
c0untry's experience shows 30 does noe
need larger ships but wider rivers
and e deeper ocean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
RICH MANS SONS
WORK ON STREETS

MAYOR THOMPSON, or KALAMA.
zoo GIVES MS COLLEGE SONS
A START m LIFE As PAYERS
INSTEAD or As SOCIETY BUT.
TgRFLiEs AND RioTOus Liv-
ERs-HE WRITES AN ARTICLE
TELLING HIS REASONS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Special Correspondence
On tho city uf Kalamazoo. Mich
two young mon are working uu tho
streets as PAYERS. who. ~ necessary,
could gee iho backing of millions.
They afc abe sons of Mayor VIM.
Thompson. who is also tho managing
director OF the famous Kalamazoo
Stove works
Mayor Thompson ls very rich
mHn. hu ho hinhs hls sons. who are
graduates nf college aud a military
academy naed the experience of man
ual labor to hi them fOr the hard
knocks uf the world Mayor rhomp-
son has written the accompanying
article expressly for This newspaper
-Eiiiorl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

-Four sofl shcN crabs
Halt pound lcq cream.
Quarter pound pound cake
Two glaaaes lfmlnHnde
Morris Gesi the theatrical man Do
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Ellsworth Cooper was the pleasant
caller con- Mauiy H.ll sunday DIV"
I'u Dkyl Times
John Boil % too slow for trusts,
ga. prominent English editor.
That's nothing So ls everybody ln
th.s country too slow for them.