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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

h~ritkisysrs' Usion Ne :, twenty
H'd carriers Va lae, srty-4r.
BARRIERS unioa No ~ eighteen
zen
won,ns Suffrage aos,. sus1.r-
i've little girls singing America
Retail Clerks Tnion. lhirty-Sre
members.
World Labor Day Parade.
Niiler's Candy Kitchen Seat.
Rlark, Sirail ard Brvsea tax
bnllers feat.
J. A. Waldrep wholesale candies
R,st.
g l. Holland. grocery foSt.
i;ine Ribbon Bakery feat.
fiethlien Stone company.
ancAle Drug company
e1rccrat Garner boys
rsiy Merchandise s,ete.
ewbays, sixty men.
The surrounding io9nS ara cities
Ibaied eeneraly 10 the saess
rulsa's celebrates. Maskorcr
Aellel by its exeeltai hani. led a
Nd 81 i've hRaarei Cuscn LAbos
a ani eitisets ef thar ea,erpr
~ ciy. Sapnipa seni a large rep
eseniailan II Tsilroad shop zorker
iuaireb wsre kere frru clA~ncrv.
insta. BArsissrilis ard eshsr prssni-
~u. rlsces in EaSieru 0kfeanna- 4
leasing feature II ihe -rferzain-
sn- was the ercrileaf cercert gisen
~ fhe tazhinHa buds e Talss and
nnier the ahle lexSershiP
{ Dr. Krryer- At cock the Mas
-orse hand casre into tie city frun
he grounds and ssrenaded several Of
he business hsaseS including the
Nerid office Mnskocoe hiss a bnd.
~ss,rad only % one in the Territory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05
WANTS THE cANTEEN Rack
Brigadier General McCaskey Of OK.
lahoma City, Takes That Side.

Washington. Sept. 4-The rester-
rtiun Of the eauteen feature Of the
pest exchange is rycomemnded bv
Brigadier General William MrCas-
key, commanding lbc southwestern
division Of the army. iwth hesdqaar-
tiers ns0klahoma City, in his annual
report to the war department. which
'as made public today. He SAYS the
belief of the men is that the Law Is
an interference with their personal
fiahts guaranteed by the ccuxtisu-
lion, and that the law. il submitted
70 the supreme court Of The Vuised
wcnld be decided A. anccn-
'tituiionaI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

= - n revival se1iees aili
begin ~ she N " church South on
Tee pastor VIII preach WedDeedsy
srd ThBrday evenings ard on IN
day. Rev ~ q Hsye. - Chiekasha.
SJii sr1Fe and 10 the preaching for
Ten day. Or nvore. Everybody i eor-
daily invited 10 stieDd ibese ser-
yiees.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

The argument Of The prosecution
was Tat Weber first killed his vie.
tins and then set ir 10 the bouse in
the hope Of coueealing evidence Of
the murder
Mrs, Potter AYERS that shc told the
sheriff and eorouer ~ the e,rcum.
''nnres ~ related. bui that she -sss
MOI called ~ . witness or either
side.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

d. bVHa ssyf Mr. Roosevelt sob hs teErieal
sTbes AID rhsr sns. bn< fnes . iry snsn1 sbs pend
r "ear fe atbes ~ " Hsana-apd sssoaea a. az
- ao7 Has 80 annlsd Ike ~ u ibsss y tbs way
hs 1sv fef Ttms sssFes fbe By Ors,or.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

TIE W. r. lasss eoHpisu beesuse Orasor Csr.
9~ea ~ Al . Mr. - 1ahsf time. sEoss ~profansiy AID
~ au'sig stones - aiasirais pssase5 roiuss. instead
natsas sr &orr. address ~ Labs. a. - sbDsld have
dons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

fu ostaPafs a. tel yos batter
isaa arp - sse rhs his gaem ~
hsaiiossi ear - Ter you AID ~.
ieneth " time H p1i take ~ esrr
gfw disasA Dr. = g. Pesk nav
~ aa~uiifd ~ ihe o1.rs fns. Of
IRE rs Seth EHood Phoue 5G5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05
LADIES PROTEST.
Severely Score Senator Gore and the
MANAGEMENT for Sighting W. Q. I. u

A delegation ~ the W. G. r. T..
visited TIE World Office Labor Day
and entered a protest against the
WY N which they we're treated ut the
ufernoon program Of Labor Day.
Mrs. 81. Johns. one Of the best NO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05
CAL os = WILD

NY nissus Is s-fsiIy t~aIous-
ia that So
Yes she wouldn't speak 10 ne for
three days after I hssxed that hunts
mans wife
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

j q arforgasfe itai ~zs Sezsoraiis telaieis,s
~oN l-rt'oaae+ rsine nto heir isser dsy ss.,s.e.
iAtor DEy j. fog LAIR Dag adarss~s saa ~ for Do
literal orss01,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

We have tho Foods. svsrytke ~
vant In the Wan pApo1 ln1ns ~
Class line. Va n ~ Nh IN.
Tnlsa p~sseratlns ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

Save money by buying a eommuia-
ton ticket at the Coffee Kitchen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

Hrsm ~ vhieh they have bee, sub
F1sd 90 ibs pssf tpeDiy-four b0un.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

So Barter any day for bargains.
Bafgains every day IN the week.
9-4-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

- g@ss e 2 os3o~E hsf snssesd.
Gore bid tie Ess frosn ,st 49,,
sniI ; oe~k The senator. II.
lAlia ny. va vulgar in his Ian
Yaare he sEors- told smuiiy sior-
~ sfn Nas rather eosrse. Mr. ST
1ohns "a Mt arrive On the grouDds
unil sa9riy before the hour 10 ap-
pear and d was undertood that
~ ea1li hei reach the city IN time.
~ iadie refuse n b. pseiSed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05
Prize. Are Awarded

The labor Day committee N prizes
IT handsome decorations, composed
.of Messns Pete Soldering. r n.
North and james Mccain. snroHnee
TIE following awards:
FIR ~handsonest store decoration.
ihe shaekie Drug company.
For handsymesis residence deeors-
item. John Gregory.
For besi decorated float. the wo-
maj Suffrage club
For largest number Of men in line.
The Carpenter's union.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-05

Going TO Basier'- for furniture.
g-4-6f
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

''Ie-es. I did say that, Mrs. Brisben admitted.
And isn't it the first duty of your soldiers to
obey orders madam Only for Heavens sake don't
give me away At the present moment am sup
and severe attack of tonsilitis.
Il m shocked, Ted, positively shocked, said Mrs
Brisben severely
But my dear. didn't you say you wanted my
advice" said Winthrop.
Yes ana do want your advice but I've always
maintained that YOU were the good male liar
of my acquaintance Now why on earth did YOU
make il tOnsilitis here in une? Appendicitis would
have been much nOre-more seasOnable; II
fact, that S always IN SeasOn-and certainly little
more romantic for there would have been the pos
sibltv OF an operation Mrs. BIsben eyes danced.
" And then II this very attractive woman cared
anything at al about YOU, she would probably fall
women that way. You are such infant. Ted, IN
some nattersi And l do want to do all | can for
YOU
You can't imagine how I appreciate your
kindncss" Winthrop bowed elaboratey.
It's IN return for the advice which / am about
to receive said Mrs. BrIsben blandly.
''Well. out with it, What's the advice wanted
about"
IN tell YOU when we get to the salad course
Winthrop jumped up and lighted d cigarette with
out 50 much a thought OF " by Your leave Per
hap5 the thing he had dreaded for years was about
10 happen after ali Disagreeable things usually did,
If one. really gave them time he reflected mOrOSely.
Why else should she keep him in suspense? and
even 90 10 the insulting length OF dining him into
GOOD nature so that he would take his final congo
ike a nice well-behaved httle laP-dog' The thing
was not TO be tolerated.
Come come. don't be unkind, Kitty! Tell me
now Winthrop pleaded between swift puts.
When we get to the salad course By the by,
its to be your favorite-French chestnut"
Winthrop all but groaned. This concession to the
inner man lust about cInched matters. There was
almost no room for doubt now Whom the gods
would destroy they first fill full OF avorite salad,
he muttered Wr-thfully.
What that Mrs Winthrop perked her head on
one side for all the world like nquistive canary
Il said that my physician had forbidden me to
eat salad SAID Winthrop without blush
ION account of the tOnsilitis which YOU haven t,
or that appendicitis which YOU ought to have
Winthrop gave his cigarette a vicious fling into
the empty CRATE.
'Whv don't YOU say it," inquired Mrs. Brisber
with a sweetness too sweet TO be wholesome
Say what? he groved.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

Why. what the old farmer said,
These women is hell ~ She burst into
a laugh so contagiously merry that
Winthrop found himself grinning from
ear 10 ear, despite a sturdy effort to
the contrary.
There" with satisfied sigh. Now
you look better. Really, you are not
such bad-looking chap when you
smile and look pleasant But when
you are Cross The rising infection
spoke volumes
Well, then, here's bargainl" Win
throp sat down beside Mrs. Brisben
again, IN promise 10 smile for ten
minutes at a stretch, If You'll tell me
what YOU want my advice about"
Did YOU ever know such impa-
tience, She addressed the piano,
apparently AT the salad course"
she said inpressively.
For ten minutes at stretch, mind
vOu-a great treat.
Il wonder If YOU WILL" she said
curiously. Her face grew suddenly
serious.
The tone and the look sent a shiver
down Winthrops spine, but he an
swered with a brave show of gaiety,
"Of course l will! Don't l always
smile at your fadS?
Ny what?" Mrs. Brisben sat up
Indignantly.
Your fads."
Insultingl
oh. come now, Kit, play fair! You
know YOU have them. Why, you are
the most tickle woman in the wOrldl"
This from you-yOu of all people
on the face Of the earth.' Mrs. Brisben,
unlike most of her sex, was never
quite so pretty as when she was bit
angry. "Have YOU forgotten, George
Winthrop, that four years ago, in six
letters to three different girls, COngratu-
ckle," Mrs. Brisben bridled.
.n-hrop was unashamed. that was
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

TO VOu2 Fickle. Mrs Br1Sben brldled.
Oh" Winthrop was unashamed, that was
before"
:. Before WHAT" she snapped
oh. Oh addIesticlsi'' Mrs Brisben screwed up
her small nose dsdanfully. But honestly" she
went on, "fclle doesn't apply to me in any sense
OF the term. despise being called tickle l believe
in squeezing the orange dry. that's all Flckle
people don't half squeeze and they throw their
oranges away-oh, 50 full OF juicel Now, mine
are mere shells when l get through"
Beautiful thought
YES. isn't it," missing the sarcasm nicely
I'm so glad YOU agree with me Now, go into
stay in just so long as it interests me can't help
If things are so ntrinsicaly stupid that they pail
after a time. That's not being tickle Didn't l play
pretty good golf,
as he nodded in assent He and golf had been co-tads
But that was back almost when Adam was boy
as much as three Years ago, anyway.
Wasn't my bridge little above the averaget@
YES" Winthrop's tone was distinctly patroniz-
ing, except when YOU would persist IN making
it no trunps on nothing
We'll I got through with it in eight cases out
OF ten winch IS more than YOU did with all your
science
Winthrop was forced to admit the truth OF this
statement Mrs. Brisbens luck at bridge had been
at once rnaddenng and phenomenal
1 remember one time, she pursued triumphant
" YOU made 1t no trumps. after long and serious
calculations She drew down the corners OF her mouth
solennv and when the hand was over there was
hardly enough lett OF YOU TO make respectable
ragout She rubbed her hands gleefully at the
recollection. "Fickle You are as bad as the people
who call things immoral Just because they are TOO
stupid 10 understand them. Honestly now dldn
I run that little car OF mine fairly we'll
Yes; but everything IS always in the past tense
with YOU" Winthrop omplained. Don't YOU see'
That's only to make room for the better present.
sillvl Now that's not ickleness that's plain, pure
philosophy Two bodies cant occupy the same
space at the same time. l learned that at school
Perhaps If I expected to pass through this vale
of tears fifteen or twenty times instead OF poor,
ptiful little once l might try to make one orange
last a longer time But it is, lie is too short.
Life IS short said Winthrop Oracularly and
being short Come Kit, why not tell me right of
what the advice summons meant
When we get to the sal Mrs Brsben stopped
shert in the middle OF the word. Perhaps it her
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
received By SARAH GUERNSEY BRADLEY
Is

Ie- mat evening,
he -a- pity and most
-~srrlr broke previous engage
-1- that sa evening, and aC-
FL hey 5r1i- With the same
i ,-s-I7n he t--.1 have broken fifty
/ --emeuts. L- such wholesale
Zoe been uace- arv; for Mrs
| fa9-wel r. Winthrop point
i ~sr there was no one IN the uni
- ante lf r Brlsben. even
-1 she had - -Ho separate and
- occasion fatty refused TO
-r MIN. --, She had said
T-r w0uldr a~-v the best man
4 lie lace or the -a--l-
TAI was three ago. and so far
hadn't And She and Winthrop
still friends. HE best OF friends
---hrop found these TWO small hall
| -5 Of conf " rIch better than
comfort II and took such
-r goods - he gods provided
with an au- ~ and more than
le gratitude. and an inward and
ri invisible .~ that even these
g1 al any -ror n- be withdrawn.
Size was g0,nE Hs- soon for an IN
nte period. MIS- Brisben wrote
Winthrop. and before -3,ng she wanted
advise on q important sub
that Is, IL ro---ut to her as She
sled-
H wondered yag1e1v. and with the
me twInge OF r lng that he al
as iet when -l- advice summons
lie what the lad E4S now. He had
-s- made 10 --re his learned counsel
a11t So mauv ID -lcu. and there was
r-s the chance What could be
-per and attractive.
Ind that lad strike her a. any
-r Ilr Mr. was subject
ais the m0- ring 0t her friends .
& Tennis -. ~ige motoring. eaC
- had ru. n.t with a sway /
s1.u-e as lon- la-ed And not lntre
-le dim q, uackgrOund. one C
a- The man The Iad-nOt always
-- t0r that iu-t It-vou ney
about n She was as a
--rd once subject to Suddel
--s Fa-c.u -le stock market. an
r
B-. Nirtr~a- low II would ali end 81
Ind then 4-- kept q stiff upper Il
-i.ng and ra-t oEerdone things !
1-e4Eor IL d.. and festive act. he S
F9lid tahe trip somewhere east c
I when be <. three or four yel
- would to dinner (Sunda.
atr he With . shudder),
-d BE- Uncle - -heir children fo-
q BIS harm --ne-tauilv life.
Sill the t4llen Vet. and "
---1ng 4lan Gue toward the bi
7- aol-e t--= B-sben lived and G
re1 held his chm UP, and
after q I've dog was bet
--41 hon gods might have b'
---- than
lR-s l-- 1 I sent my note Il
7 tna- come. was Mrs.
1e,-ng as -Ill a bit low in h
@rel her ht-le drawing-room
"oulln Winthrop held
'ehe1 a-- -~itle longer than W
ncc Nhv on earth wo,
H. himself on the coucl
-l1, IN masculine cndeaVOr
- con- began stutfing cushi
--a1n te
Why cl late invitation N
1- D-t her end those fascinating di
-7s cape-e- distractingly as Wit
'-ea here and o-.ck tug there she adju
s1s 50 -ae.r comfort giving P
Oh l4 Winthrop. You don't
.-ii- A-- auE Ike that when you a,
..--- end q
t-e--v -.--+-- F~---- T-5t" Mrs P~is
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12


Igt
1E
settle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
PAPA" BUSCH LETS
OUT THE SECRET
or The MARRIAGE or HIS
DAUGHTER TO THE GERMAN
ARMY OFFICER.

A special telegram from Ash Fork
Arig., dated February no.. 90 tho Den.
yer News says.
Miss Wilhelmina Busch o. 90 marry
her German lieutenant after AN.
Papa" Adolphus busch. who has
amassod millions making extract of
hops 90 ST. Louis passed through
here today on his way 20 Pasadena.
Cal, 90 complete details Of a wed.
ding Rendered traciahle. perhaps.
by the beauties OF the scenery OF the
Grand Canyon OF the Colorado, he
let q be known that The prime pur'
pose OF his trip 90 the coaet was 90
arrange details for tho marriage
II cannot give you the date of the
wedding on any OF the details" he
said. "Ail that Is 10 he settled after
/ reach Pasadena"
Busch lei e ho informed that he no
longer objected 90 Lieutenant schorror
who ran away with Miss Busch some
weeks ago ard tried 90 marry her in
East Sd. Louis. AZ the time the Busch
family set up a great hue and cry.
Adolphus ST., and Ad0lphuH Jr de-
clarod that Miss Wllholmina had been
compromised. u was rumored that
tho laichstrlng Of the Busch mansion
haze been pulled out % reach OF the
Lieutenant.
Busch Waa much more inclined 90
talk concerning the climate than of
his daughters nuptiaiH. ne went into
raptures over the beauties of the
canyon and the clear air of Arizona.
Then be spoke OF the joint statehood
blll Ho declared.
"It is not right n ought 10 ho len
20 che territories themselves 90 de-
eide ! prSdlcl that 20 ne bill passes
q viii eventually lead 20 a separation
and much trouble
Brewer Busch ,ravolod in bis prl.
vate car Ho has e'ght persons Boz h'a
party
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

niart Pete. q prugueror
Jerry Ofooio. bridge tender "a
the Santa Fc.
ikey E,na,eiu. q wall sircot spec.
uiatOf.
EatEm.Up Jake. nuich emiefani
diamond lnck. n barkcoucr
Potter a newahoY
Long Hhof, Newspaper reporter.
also "hCoiiy'a" guide and enoh.
The Man nf Hraw. 'Hruiiya pail
'siim Jim" Die mule
Laughine Walcr. tho pot W the Gold
Run.
Ions I've. the mistress % enc Red
fiHhi"
Kitty shooiam. Iakes frau
Ailcn Whofo.Aft Th0u struck on
iho stage and "acufiv"
Miners. ToHmIicra. Indians. Train
men, NUWBhoYH Wactmcn. Hr1horH
bankers. Society Girls Policemen.
s0ldlen. etc.
The Gre scene b. in Colorado. SEQ.
ond iu California. third or the santa
~ special and she fourth in New
York
The company viii open lu Seattle.
March 49, working down ihe coast
San Francisco. March 2l Stockton.
April 9. Fresno. Hani0fd pimIia. tn
lnre and nakcfsnold following. then
Toe Angeles, April s Santa Ana and
San uieso. April q aud is; Riverside
San nprnafdIno. kcdiandf and fhfucn
east over ire Santa fc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
ALL BITING DOCS

Edward Muller, "A well known farm
er % Toauuuc. was severely bitten by
a eur dog while trading IN Santa Fo
yesterday, says the New Mexican He
went az once 20 che Office of DR. J, a..
Diaz. where be- was given prompt
medical attention Omoers shot the
dog while SIR. Muller was at the doe.
tors once. When Or niaz heard thai
the dog had Onon killed. he offered a
piece of advice, which it would be- we'll
for an 20 remember; ~ la an right
10 Ken the dogs" be sald "hut they
should De shot hcfore being allowed
10 bite persons. II "A dog bites a per.
son that animal should b. lied up.
well fed and kindly treated for sew
eral days, until lt can be determined
X be- is suffering from the rabies. Then
the animal should be killed. often q
doctor Is forced 10 treat person sur
ierlnR from a dos bite, without know
Ink the condition of the animal "
tho dog shows indications Of rabies,
then the person bitten should be- given
treatment accordingly"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
KENrucKiANs ORGANIZE
CLUB AT poeWEl

Owing perhaps 10 the fact thai SAT.
urday was rather a lad night. only
eleven former Kentuokiana we're pre-
ont at the mecting held for tho pur-
pose Of organizing. Gays the Roswell
Record. Captain John w. Poe had AZ
a former meeting consented to act az
temporary chairman but declined %
accept a permanent election "a preei-
dent OF tho society. Dr. d. "a. skip
with, M whose oniccs the meeting was
held. was elected president, and Cap.
tain Poe was made vice president
George A. Pickett was chosen score.
tary. The president appointed ~. =.
y. Martin, George dlbbany ana J Va,
estes o. "a committee on bylaws. 40
report az tho next meeting which VIII
BE- held on call az the president
Tho Home Cnming" 90 be- held az
Louisville ln June was informally DE.
cua8cd. and an effort VIII b. made
70 send a party from the pec0s valley
20 Join In the Festivities - that coca
sion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
MOVE TO SHUT OUT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
GOULD PEOPLE ReAoV TO BEGIN
BUilDiNo THE DURANGO. atL-
vGRToN WAsoN EXTENSION
FoR ANOTHER ouTLET FoR SIC
COAL FIELDS.


Announcement was made Ia Denver
last Friday thai The RIO Qfando had
completed iia p.ana .or the extension
lot tho Durango HilyeriOu branch %
Waaon Distance uf i2a miles.
lherc h Wili connect with tho Creede
line aud give the ayatcm a ngW oui
let 10 Pueblo. VIA nol Norie. Alnmosa
and WuiFonhufF says She Rocky
Mountain News.
This Do the first move Un tbs part
OF the guald line 20 open active hose
Utilities aEalnm liarrlmnn'a Southern
Pacific project of building from CLIFF
ton, Ariza tn Pueblo through the New
Mexican. also Durango coal fields.
The Southern Pacific b. already push
inga ha Colorado line through uesi-
ern New Mexico and heading for nn-
range The RIO urande's nuunEo
branch has 0cen extended 90 Farming
ton. N. a.. and ~ 10 operation. tap
ping The immense coal fields I'm t6at
section.
with the ADVANTAGE of being FIRST
In the territory IN question. aud in
order tn secure a more direct and
shorter route To Pueblo and Denver.
the Gould people believe they will be-
able. by building tho gap between
sllyertun and Wns0n. t0 shut out the
Southern Pacific. n not entirely. then
partially. from building the proposed
Colorado extension. according 10 ro.
port Tho territory that lH being
fought over contains innAhausii0lo do
pOsita OF coal
Hartman, through agents, has al
ready bought up large tracts az coal
lands la the Durango aud Farmingion
coal REGIONS. with che Intention oi
invading and developing that section.
Hopld has also gubhlcd up large tracts
there for The same purpose. and In
cidoninlly, o. ia Haid. 20 keep the
Southern paelfic out ~ Colorado.
Information ia chat the Rio Gfando
people have planned to bOgin active
building from Silvogion 90 WATSON
within thirty days. ~ o. understood
shat all arrangements have boon made
i0i the rails and timber and other
thinE necessary for the construction.
Tho gap has already been surveyed.
Denver officials give ont no nfnrma-
ilon na so what their plans are nor
will they talk about the extension
now.
General Manager A. g. Ridgowny OF
years in tho southern part 0i the
che Rio Grande has spent nearly two
state. II ~ said thar ho was down
10 that section booking over the sK-
tension and closing up tho plans for
building Ito ia an expert on railway
construction and is anid to have solved
many problems Ia connection with tho
new line that wero nj first kn0fty
However no worked them cat sue
ceaaiully, and ~ now ready 20 com-
moncO the ncsuai building 0f the new
extension. Mr. HidRoway Will not falh
Of the new liEc az this limo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
SECRETARY or EAGLE
LODGE AN EMBEZZLER.

Charged with 0mbezzling funds Of
the Tucson aoriO OF Eagles, and al.
legged 90 have caahed worthless
draft AZ a local bank for $50. Joseph
Severance. formerly city boOk.keopor
Cor A steiRfeld A company. % now
Ia Cananea, a fugitive from Justice
says the Tucson citizen
"iie was craxod by booze. d the
charitable explanation which q offered
for Sevcrance'a mlsdceda II o. not
known whether ho viii be brought
back from Canahoa or not
The Eagles decline 90 state just
what the shortage o.. u O. known 10
be- about $500 so far. but il is feared
that the amount may be much larger.
a committee 81 az present making an
investigation.
Mrs. Severance, who was cruelty
deserted, ia nearly proeiraiod with
grief
aeyorauce was in nisboo three days
last week Sc claimed 10 be- tho req.
rraeniailvo 0f q bis Cauanca com
many. 10 was ahabhlly draaaod.
wearing khaki pants. az old coat and
q lrayed hai he was thought by
Bisboa people TO b. demonicd. owing
90 bis peculiar aCiloua. Severance
vas secretary o. Inc Eagies