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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
PROSPECTUS BRiLLANTEe.
La Academia Militar de Nuevo Mexico
on Buen Estado-Mucha Cente
49, ~ nnA.a~. L. AiaiA. ----

r s'ess@s N -.N.
Especial al Nuevo Mexican0. >
Roswell, N. M, Febrero 3.--Lol
prospectus para Ell Institu Militar d,
Nuevo Mexico en- todos los departamer
tos han sido brillantes que anterior
mente en- este aio. La session comen
70 el dia 8 de Septiembre, con la ca
pacidad escolar LENA en- TODD Ell es
pacio que habla. Los ensalles comen
aaron Embellishments y en- lmevt
tempo TODD estuvo en- orden de ira
bajar.
Los cadetes han sidO muy alo.uma
dos este afo on ser honrados con vi
sltas de i'm numero de hombres promi
nentes. enire los cuales Sc hallaban
ell Sr. Stanton. I'm hombre bien como
cido de negocios de Chicago. qnlen en-
lin tempo do una instruction sobre
''Negocios de Ia Vida y M6todos de
Negoclos." ell Juez Edward A. Mann,
del Quinto DIstrlto Judicial y Hiram
'Hadley, superintendent Dc instruc-
clon pdblica. Los visitantes, despucs
de visitar todos los departamentos de
Ia escuela. no tuvieron otra cosa que
comendacion y bnen carIlo que ofre.
GER.
I'm asuntos atleticos. los cadetes
slempre han tenido I'm registro de pri-
mer orden, 81 cual es segundo d min.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

tiros atl6ricos se comparan favorable.
mente con muchos do los colecios del
oriente. III yerano pasado. por prl,
mera yex en- Ia historic dc ID escue-
Ia, fueron los cadetes d~errotados en- el
ju6go de- ioia y entonccs s0iamente por
una sociedad de profeslonales de ri
Paso. La institution tlene todavia
que perder su primer juego On 81 Tue.
20 pedestre. Este juego 20 jug0 muy
POGO en- este otoho a causa dc Ia falta
de competition. pero 40 jugaron dos
juegos, los cuales ~trajeron mucho In
Iteres a todos los cadetes. ri dia IL
de- Noylembre. IN once compuesto de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

HNNHN ..HA
El Condado de Bernalillo pagd Ia
cantidad mas grande de ~tasaciones
teritoriales colectadas durante ell mes
de Diclembre pasado, amontando a
$780, Justo r. Armijo siendo el co
lector. Despues viene Ell Condado de
Colfax, George j. Pace, collector, $S,-
2S9. En- tercera viene Ell Condado de
Valencia, Solomon Luna, collector,
con $S,11G. Las tasaci0nes por d.
ciembre no fueron tan buenas como
Sc esperaba Y a no ser que las tnsa-
Clones sean colectadas mas energi-
camente, habra un deficit en- los fon-
dos territoriales al fin del aho pre-
sehte.. sColectores. comisIonados de
%isente.!, Co~lectores, c~omisionados de
condado, v p%rocuradores de distrito
son las parties responsables, para to-
ner cuidado y atender d eficientes CO.
lectaciones. Las leyes de rentas de
Nuevo Mexico son fuertes suficientes
ST los .propIos oflciales miriam sobre
elias
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
CORRECTION
Miembros de la Delegation de Arizo-
ma klegan Haber Dicho cosas
inseQuras.

Santa Fe. N. NJ, Enero 20.
Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
I'm despacho reciente de Washing
ion apareci6 en- su papel Ell cual dijt
que algnnos de los miembros de Ii
delegation de Arizona ahora Ell
Washington oponiendose al estado con
solidado, 'hablaron sin NADIA respetc
del pueblo native de Nuevo Mexico
En- cuanto mi hijo. Robert. es un6
de dicha delegation, 20 enfaticamentt
niego que usase tai language. porque
estoy tan cierto como 81 10 hubiera
escribi a 81. preguntandole sobre tai
lengnaje, y he recibido n carta de
.ei en- la cual dice:
lie enyio ell informe de nuestras
averiguaclones ante ell cOmite de la
Camara sobre Territories; listed pue'
de leerla y determinar 81 O no la de
legacion de Arizona dijo algo de In
sulto, o de naturaleza sin respeto
acerca del pueblo Mexicano. Nj una
sofa palabra Sc dijo acerca de ellos.
Debido a un equivoc0 del taquigrafo
ell Rev Shields Sc dice que us6 la pa
labra "ceboso." Aun Rodey no dira
que ell ministr0 del %evangelio usara
tai termino. I'll hecho es que i'm MEM
bro del dicho c0mite de la Camara
Rodey dijo en- la ~presencia de tres
honahrao un,a ntnutn lanotafa {nou1.
tativo fue usado por ningun hombre
en- la delegation de Arizona. "YO lie
die a el que ahOra era Ell tempo de
arreglar TODD y no esperar a tempo
future, cuandO las memorials serian
tralcioneras. Otra vez digo que cual-
qulera que dijera que yo d otro MEM
bro de Ia delegation de Arizona ha-
blara en- denunciacion de 10 mismo. Q
sin ningun respeto del pueblo de Nue.
yo Mexico, dice absolutamente 10 que
no es verdad. Antics al contrario,
nuestra delegation puso objection a la
palabra "ceboso," cuando fue usada
por los miembros del comite de Ia
Camara sobre Territories. Yea la pa.
gina 1913 del informe que lie mando.
palabras fueron cuidadosas
y considerable en- todos tIempos.
De mOdo que puede yer que mi hijo
no us6 lenguaje desordenado acerca
de nuestro pueblo. pero puso obje-
cion cuando fue usado por i'm MEM
bro del comite de la Camara sobre
Territories. En- j~usticia a mi hijo y
1 los miembros de la delegation de
Arizona respetuosamente lie pido que
publique esta carta.
Muy respetuosamente,
A. l.. MORRISON.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

Amillaramientos de propiedad seran
hechos por los asesores durante los
meses de Mario y Abrll. En- algunas
lnstancias y sobre alguna propiedad
ell Cuerpo Territorial de Igualamiento
en- su reclente junta, en- esta ciuduL,
ha puestO una valnacion mas alta.
Este fne propio Y tempo. Los ascso.
res deben poner culdado a los re4re-
rlmlentos de la ley y las regulaclones
hechas por 81 Cuerpo Territorial dc
lgualamiento en- 81 descargo lie srs de-
beres los cuales pronto comenzaran.
Amillaramientos 'impfopios finjustos
son malos. Amillaramisnl.s leeales
en- todos por igual es Ia propia intina.
Los asesores deben aumentar los ami.
llaramientos de 1906 a varios millones
de pesos 81 hacen y cumplen con sn
deber.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
AAclENpo MUcHo PERJUicIo.

Els de~safortunad0 que muchos pape'
les de Arizona estan tan 5virulentos
como ~vindlcativos, tan llegales como in
justos en- la question de estado eonsO'
lidado de SUI ladO como 81 mentiros0
Albuquerque Journal, y u hojas anna
rlllas que 10 siguen Ell Nueyo Mexico
Debe admitlrse que, al haber no sido
pOr las no llamadas hojas abusiyes de
Arizona y pueblo de Ia gavilla de Al
buquerque, ~perlodicos y satiletes, los
Arizonenses no lutheran hecho tanto
alarde nj SO hubiera Experimental
,tanto. Aun admitiendo que tenian
queja q causa Y justification y que la
culpa descansa con la gayilla de ARE
batadores de terren0s y papeles en-
Albuquerque Y en- otras parties de Nue..
vo Mexico, las u~terancias ~editoriales
do algunos de los papeles de Arizona
merecen Ia condemnation y desaproba-
cIon de cada buen ciudadano y patrio-
ia de los dos Territories.
El Temple Daily News, I'M case d
punto. ha publicado muchos d~isparates
en- una entrega reciente en- Ia cual
Sc lie llama al Dlputado Tawney un
Judas Iscarlote y al Presidente de los
Estados Unidos y al Presidente de Ia
Camara de Representatives. o tent
dos como tiranos del tipo de Nero y
Caligula.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

III proyecto prohibiendo los iuegos
EN- los Territories organizados de los
Nstados Unidos. in%troducido por 81
Diputado Littlefield, de Maine, ha ST.
do favorablemente reportado en- Ia
Camara de Representatives. y es pro
bable que pase y Sc decrete en- ley,
Lo que Sc esperaba ha sucedido en-
este case. Ell pueblo de los Terrific
rios organlzados. va sea que Sc hagan
estados 8 no, estan enteramente gus
tosos en- que esta question Sc arregle
y $ por tlempos y~enideros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
sABADo. s..
Para QUE FL PUEBLO 10 sEPA.

=
ri credlto de la penitenciaria terri
torial ha crecido sin parallel. Die
aos pasados llbranzas de la peniten
claria eran atrampadas por especula
dores de libranZas y las compraDan
Dor setenta y ochenta centayos en- q
peso; y algunas yeces es~tuvieron tan
bajitas que llegaron a sesenta centa
yos en- el peso. Este fue ell case mas
Ia oue la administration de Otero en-
tr6 en- oflcina y ell Superintendent Bur
sum fue puesto en- la oficina que aho
ra ocupa. BESIDE entonces las mate
rias han aumentado grandemente y
en- una manera gratificante. Las ga
nancias de los prisidiarios tambien han
mostrado I'm aumento anualmente'
Por ell ado de 1905, la ganancia asi ga
NADIA fue aproximadamente $4,000. Ia
eual es ciertamente una buena demos
TRACTION para la institution la cua tn'
vo un promedio por ese aho de 24O in
q~uilinos. Seguridades de esta clase
pfueban claramente como las insti-
tuciones territoriales son mane1adas
generalmente y en- apenitenciaria
particularmente. 81 Ell sistema inau-
gurado por Ell Sr. Bursum continue, no
hay duda que la penitenciaria terri
torial, dentro de pocos amos, Sc Sos
tendra de por 81.
Las a%pfopiaciones para esta instr
tucion por la Ultima asamblea legis'
latiya amontaron d POGO mas que
10000; las ganancias fueron $24,-
900. Bajo preyias administrators
no solamente sc agotaron las apro-
piaciones territoriales enteramente,
pero deficiencies anuales de cinco a
diez mil pesos eran la regla. Exten-
siyas mejoras han sldo hechas y mu'
cha maquinaria han sido gre
gadas a la plant de ! penitenciria du-
rante el aho pasado, como tambien dl-
rnte los amos preyios que Bnrsum ha
tenido manejo de Ia prision. Estos
hechos no ~necesitan elaboration o
adulacion. Los reglstros flnancieros
en- las oficinas del tesorero 9 inten-
dente,e como tambien los libros de la
penitenciaria hablan de por 81. Du'
rante los pasados sells amos al menos
$1OO, 900 en- meJoras permanentes y
sustanciales Y maquinaria han sldo
.agregadas a la propiedd en- la peniten-
ciarla. Este puede facilmente sus-
tanciarse por una inspection del edi-
ficio y ell aiuste de inventarios de IL
propiedad en- mano. Este es Tin esta-
do de asuntos altamente gratificante
Y es propio Y derecho que ell pueblo
10 sepa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

Hay I'm buep numero de genie en-
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona auienes de-
sean que Ell Presldente de la CANA
ra Cannon Sc cansara de SUI trabajo.
Green que sus amigos deberian tener
mas color en- IA Camara De Represent
tantes.
Mas fe%rrocarrlles para Nnevo Mexico
estan en- vega. El Territorio del Sol
Resplandeciente no puede tener mu-
chos de esosy u q Estado del Sol
Resplandeciente no lie lmportaria mu,
cho de ellos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
sE NRcEsrTAN N

Agentes para procurar suscrl'
clones Sc necesitan en- tods par
ties del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Diriianse
4 la Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano pof partcu'
lares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
IN ASo LInaR Dl suscRlcloN.

A,cualquiera persona que nos
mande 81 dinero por cinco sus'
critores nueyos, por un afo caoa
uno, lie mandaremos El Nuevo
Mexicano libre por un aho'
veanse los precios dc snscr''
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

lei Ito Joe Cannon es I'm bnen
juez de 10 que la Cdmara hara y de
10 que debe hacer."-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Else papel debe ponerlo Ell "Tio Joe
Cannon es un buen iuez de 10 que la
Camara debe hacer."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

cermen de Ia Fiebre Amarillo.
|ha sIdo recientemente descubierto,
Es muy parecido al germen de la ma
|laria. Para limpiar ell sistema de ger
menes enfermos, Q las Pildoras de
Nueva Vida del DR.. King. Garantiza-
das de curar todas Intermediates de.
bidas q la malaria y constipation. 2sc
en- la botica de Fischer ' Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc env'a :
todaslas estafetas en- Nuevo Me-
xico, y tiene una circulac'on
g ia nde J creciente entire Ia gen
to inteligente y progreslsta del
sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
R r, KNIGHT,
Secrstario y Tesorero,


Las leyes de los Estados Uni
nos requieren que cual qulera
do rsona pagarA por un perlod'co
nlentras continue tomandolo de
Ia estafeta, aunque 81 tempo
por Ell cual Sc suscriblo maya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
osTEoPATIA.

OR. CHARLES WHEELoN,
sohador.
No. 1903 Avenida de Palacio
Con mucho exito trata enfermedAdea
cronicas y de mucho tempo sin
usar Drogas o Medicines.
No sc Cobra Page por la Consultation
Horas: s-12 N. 2-b p m. Telefono 15s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

"GUIA DE la SALUD"
Conticne mas dc lGO paginas
mnchos grabados magnifcos
laminas Ell dolores.
SE ENyfA GRATIS AL QUE
10 SOLIClTE.
Este libro esta escrito de una
manera clara y concisa, para que
TODD aquel que 10 lea pueda COM
prenderlo. Por medic de este libro
%lnteresante Sc han salvado muchas
vldas, y salvara aln muchas mas
por muy cercanas que Sc halIen de
Ia sepultara.
Este es un tratadito en- el cual sc
descrlben todas las Intermediates
qne atacan al sistema humane Y los
medios de ~curarlas.
Esta escritO exclusiyamente
para los hispanO-A Mericanos d
mas bien para Ia raza EspanOla
pOr el Professor Il. c. COLLINS,
10 Ia universidad dc New York.
En- este libro pueden leerse los
secretos de la vida sexual Y ma.
trimOnial, y como llevar a cabo los
leberes matrimoniales y conseguil
una prole robusta y saludable asi
como ell modo de ~conservar su pro.
pia salud y Ia de sus hijos.
TODD Ell que ha leid0 este libro
dice que vale sn peso en- orc. Es.
IN libr0 para TODD oil mund0, pa
"a q esposo y Ia dulce esposa, para
a @joven mancebo y la oyen dom
celia, para el ornalero. para el MEGA
mccoy para el hombre de negocios.
Para las personals que gocen del
bucna saludrecomendamos los capt
tnlos que tratan sobre Ia manera
dc impedir las Intermediates asf
|r0M0 los no menOs interesantes
|7obre Ii vida sexu la v matrimo-
NAL y Como c0nseguir una prOle
'Obusta y'saludable.
A los que Sc Italian enfermos re-.
:omcndamos los capitulos que ira
tan de todas las Intermediates en-
general, como Ia dispesia, reuma.
tism0, Intermediates de los RHO.
mes, del hfgadO etc. etc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03

HOLT HOLT

Arquitectos s ~lngenieros clviiss.
Sc hacen mapas y agrimensnras y
trabaje de construction Dc toda class
fignrado y auperlntendencia sobre 81
mlsmo. OfIcina, Edifacio de Montoya.
Plaza, Las Vegas. Telefono a.
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country will be on a gold basis in a few
years.
Minister Combs Popular.

Il am sorry to see it announced in the
newspapers that we are to lose the Amer
lean minister, Mr. Leslie l.. Combs, al
though l congratulate him heartily upon
his prospective promotion. Every Ameri-
can in Guatemala will regret to have
him so away. He has made an excellent
minister and is popular with all classes.
He is known to be a just and able man.
and always stands up for American inter-
eSts. But he does so in a dignified as
well determined manner, without be-
ing offensive. Hence he is held in high
esteem by the president and cabinet, and
the natives generally, as we'll as by the
American colony. He has been in Guat-
emala four years, occupies one of the
finest houses in the city, which he has
made very attractive home He has en-
tertained with liberal hospitality. Mrs.
Combs is charming lady and his family
is very popular.
Mr.. Philip NJ. Brown, secretary Of 1ega-
ton, is from Boston, and was formerly
an attache of the American embassy in
Constantinople. He has been in Guatemala
about two years. and has made a fine rep.
ton at the time of the recent peace con-
ference Of the Central American states.
and conducted some very delicate nego-
tiations with great tact and skill. HIS
services We're highly appreciated by all
concerned and we hope the President and
Secretary Root will recognize them by
promoting him.
THE consul general of the United
States. Mr.. Kent of Virginia, is new
man. and I have never seen him. He ar
rived the very day l left Guatemala"
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WANTED BY MEXICO.
Alleged Conspirators Who Have Been
Arrested.

Senior Don Balbino Davalos, charge OF
the Mexican embassy, has reported to the
State Department that the United States
commissioner at St. Louis had discharged
l.. Reveria. one OF the editors of the Span
ish newspaper Regeneration, who was ar
rested at the request of the Mexican au-
thorties The charge was greatly disap-
pointed, and sought to ascertain whether
there was any recourse from the decision
of the commissioner that the offense OF
Reveria was political and therefore not ex-
traditable. He denied that the Mexican
government had thought of shooting the
men as soon as they could be taken across
the border. He pointed out that the men
had been In Mexico since their alleged
crime and then could have been shot IL
the government desired.
Antonio Villereal, also wanted q
charge Of conspiring against his govern
ment, and who will probably be deported
from the United States as an undesirable
immigrant on the ground that he had
served sentence for murder. is yet in the
hands of the immigration officials.
The Department of Commerce and Labor
1t is said. will review the case before he
is deported. An investigation may be
made to learn whether this government is
sending Villereal to certain death by es-
corting him to a country which wants
him for conspiracy against his government
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ing concession permitting it to build al
most anywhere in the republic, and it is
intended to extend its lines to the Mexican
boundary to meet the Pan American rail-
road, which is being rapidly built along
the Pacific coast of Mexico and will reach
the boundary some time next year. Two
routes are in contemrla tion-one of them
from Retalhuleu, on the Champerco line,
via Coatepeque, through one of the richest
coffee countries in the republic-and the
other direct to Ayutla, the future terminus
of the Pan-American system. Construc-
ton work will be begun very shortly, and it
is safe to predict that a traveller may go
from New York to Guatemala City by rail
within the next two years.
The president Of the republic, Mr.. Es-
trada Cabrera, is taking deep interest in
all these improvements, and in everything
else that will benefit his country. He is
an able and progressive man, has been one
of the most eminent lawyers in Guatemala
and was a member of the cabinet of the
late President Barrios. When the latter
died, eight years ago. Mr.. Cabrera assumed
the presidency, and has been in power
ever since. He has several powerful rivals
in politics. but his administration has been
great Cuccess, and he is personally
popular and holds the confidence of the
people Owing to repeated political dis
turbances, the finances of Guatemala have
been in a bad way, but they are improv-
ing. and it is safe to predict that the
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ton: it has passed through several hands;
II has cost a vast amount of money ana
several syndicates have failed to carry Ii
through but the enterprise is now in the
hands of an American company, OF when
Sir William Van Horne Minor c. Keith.
the head of the banana trust, and Percival
p. Faruuhar of New York are the principal
st took holders, and they have all the capital
and energy necessary to carry it through.
The road will be 1913 miles long. running
northeastward from the City of Guatemala
over the main chain of mountains at an
altitude of nearly 5000 feet to Puerto Bar
rios. ON the Gulf of Honduras, and the
Caribbean sea. One hundred and fifty
miles of track from Puerto Barrios west
ward along the valley of the Rio Grande
river is now in operation, and by the end
of this year trains will be running to San
Arate 175 miles from the coast. and only
twenty three niles from the capital of the
republic The grade of these twenty-three
miles has been practically finished. the
bridge material is all on the ground and is
now in the course of erection under the
supervision of Mr.. w. F. Penny, who has
built many bridges in Old Mexico. One
viaduct across the Las Vacas, just outside
the capital is perhaps the largest and the
most expensive in Latin America. being
$50 feet long and $50 feet high. 1t is being
erected by a Boston bridge company
1.-THE track of the Guatemala Northern
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Perpetual Alteration Society.

The Association of the Perpetual Adora-
ton and Work for Poor Churches held its
annual meeting yesterday afternoon at
o'clock In the chapel of the Convent OF
Perpetual Alteration, 14th and. v streets
northwest.
The meeting was largely attended and
the association was addressed by Arch
bishop Keane of Dubuque. Iowa, who spoke
at length upon the work being done by the
members of the association. In the course
of his address he urged greater EFFORT on
the part of the members to raise funds.
and declared that they should not feel sat
isfied until every call for funds had been
met
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TALKS OF ECUADOR.
Address by q. S. Minister Lee Before
National Geographic Society.

Beautiful Ecuador was the subject of
a lecture given by Joseph w. Lee, United
States minister to Ecuador, before the Geo
graphic Society and its friends at Ma
tional Rifles Armory, 900 G street north
west Friday night. At the last meeting of
this society which was held in Hubbard
Memorial Hall on 10th street, the attend
ance was so far in excess of the capacity
of the hall, it was decided to hold all fu
ture meetings in the National Rifles Ar
mory; but this hall, which has seating ca
pacity of 900, was inadequate to accommo-
date those who attended last night, and
long before the hour set for the lecture
every seat was taken.
Mr.. Lee pictured the South American re-
public not only as one of the most beauti
full spots on earth, but one of the most
fertile, and possessed of endless POSSIBLE
ties Ecuador, he said, is the most sue
cessful and extensive cocoa producing coun-
try In the world, and the banana planta-
tons IN the lower regions could supply the
world Cotton is widely grown, and many
rich planters are engaged in the work Dur
ing the civil war in the United states Great
Britain and France We're supplied with cot
ton by Ecuador.
"Next to cocoa and bananas" Mr.. Lee
said, 1.-THE ivory nut is the most popular
product in Ecuador. This nut contains a
fluid which hardens into substance re-
sembling ivory, and is used all over the
world for buttons. When looking at map
of South America one is given the impress
sion that Ecuador is small, but as mat
ter of fact it is more than twice as large
in area as France, and twice as large as
Texas The total area is 429OOO square
miles, but the population Is less than
100000.
THE climate varies. Along the sea coast
1t Is generally warm. on the plateaus the
climate is noted for Its mildness, and the
mountains, which range from 5000 to 1000
feet above the sea level, are capped with
snow throughout the year"
The lecturer discussed at much length the
city of Quito, the capital of Ecuador. 1t Is
situated on high plateau surrounded by
mammoth mountains the largest and most
majestic of which is Sugar Loaf" The
climate of this city, he said, is ideal, Just
like one prolonged spring" The tempera-
ture averages about 60 degrees.
One of the most noticeable features of
this city is its adequate and efficient fire
ings are also attractive. AS a general rule
they are all built of handsome wood and
after the old Spanish architecture.
Like most South American cities the Quito
streets are not graded, narrow and sur
faced with cobble stones. There are many
trees along the streets. and the city has as
many beautiful public parks as any city of
it's size in the world.
The inhabitants of this ambitious young
republic are bright and industrious and
anxious for American patronage and CO.
operation, the speaker said. He declared
that there is much opportunity for Ameri-
can capital and commerce there.
Mr.. Lee was equipped with number of
handsomely colored photographs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

hair II made up my mind last Christmas
to get through with my holiday shopping
early this year and avoid the rush. 1t is
apparent that every other woman in Wash
ington made the same determination.
That's exactly my fix" answered the one
with the crows feet around her eyes 1t
is just like my experience, every time
have to take a Pullman sleeper. l make up
my mind to be the first on the train
so that 1 can have the dressing room all to
myself-and when 1 turn the knob | find 1t
fill of women who are carrying out the
same plan. Funny, isn't it?'
They considered it so funny that they
laughed with the irresponsible gayety of
youth, despite their gray hairs and crow
feet