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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
PAGING AR

Among the cherished memories Of certain charm.
ING old lady b that of teacher Of her childhood whose
theory OF life was reduced Co simple principle: Learn
io read we'll young ladica-tO cnuncato distinctly. 20
modulotc the voice plca8ngy 20 interpret words Of
Tho author with sympathy and Understandings learn 90
read we'll and all other virtues VIII follow"
u o. possible that the requirement OF an the ylr.
tues sooms slightly more complicated matter than
90 did to The old lady of seventy years ago Never.
hclcss. che advice is not To- De laughed away f only
because u rcc1lls the days when r,adag aloud was
counted one ~ the desirable OF the Emo arts Of
NE. This is 30 reflection upon The art OF reading A.
taught IN hfsc laucr days me question Is not OF the
'tual rFuccs. but OF tho place that reading aloud used
To oll Ia family ifo
~ gray.Sair man woman who never heard
of "fun tables" and never discovered that authors
had early iaiv s2toL set knows his Scott or Thaok.
cray S1f, Ncafe aN few youuE people Of today ever
know them H. dt this .a due To- the fact that the
Geld of rnalHg ~ ,uyofal by young people Is much
lnrsor hau Nua d. century ago
A daopt tagFv lIrs che docm, of the habit of
reading ulnaH We have ~ Vc now Go read aloud. we
ary Perhaps a0t, SET htfoUr decide might 90 not
tD w'l FOO consider whether any !, ar recreation unors
moro permanent pleasure or greater 'ichmcnt 90 the
iia Books read aloud wntor evenings 'qut the Gre.
with thc Whole family sharing hc mtCr uEd thc
discussions, viii hold @ warmth Pc color which viii
nn. dim. Between their pages viii c countless d, Us
ucmorief-a treasure Whose value Wiz drnpu hr0us.
nd. lhr years foo come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
10 woak roCFrArR

Au aJdJesa hoforc womans club s not tb, p..C c.
1o. i Jhe president ot On. National Fedcratoa coz We
mons clubs the source from which men look Coz under.
standing Of their wor, aud methods Nevertheless q
vote 1 cordai appreciation and commtudato1 BIAS lac
iy COME from thar place aud that Huurup
The man makes me best cluh-woman" said the
speaker Men things done and they so nuo and
loyal"
pd the president wish 20 imply that women are not
loyaF No. but shr argued fur catholic spirit and
broader tocrahc, among women greater willingness
To- take another for granted
Here indeed. b. oao respect in which mea have OPP
portuntcs 20 cxcd Their business life brings them into
conac with men u' an sorts OF religious beliefs. of yari
Gus nRonailtlas and on shades OF cultivation ana at.
tracveness and the club life aud political NE of mon
Is marked by the same characttristcs.
The eject Is a growth OF tolerance which makes Cor
practical achievement well for comfort and the
amenities o. life Many men hnd th0y can 10 wor,
with others for thiag n which they interested
although they may differ radically other things
That other woman that woman who Is 30 different
from yoH who Is little less cultivated, triae impOa'
sble' said the president OF the federation "sho too
belongs IN this move ment and We must Jet her In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
MEN 8ANK AT WILLARD

Th, oprn.ue q, ut fr.i banking institution in
Torrance county 90 " Vrd lsst vook. was cause Tor
rejoicing not ouy i- The 7utOn town but ON over ihe
county The advancement Vd posrurty ui che county
mo, merely of Ward--Dur NJ thg whole county haH
made such on Institution nee, vitv Three years aeo
rho Est7ura ya'cy was unknn quantity and dur
ing This short time has come To hv o. 90 the most ialk
ed of districts throughout The crowdon vest Who can
say how many such institutions will De- nccb I'm This vast
domain three yoau hence The new iuati, 'on has
number 1f things d, Yay prom of. among On VI brihe
tnc fact that the deposits the nrs day mon than
double enc amount the ofcors had expected io Do ~
rustcd With This shows that The people of that yIclul
arc not afraid Co trust their earnings n th, custody u
the nov banking firm. The directors are business mca
Il good ropute who have been personally successful
and no doubt viii manage thc affairs of the bank De-
he samD manner The new building s @ matter of con.
fratulatiun. IS only of the ncai4si buildings
Ina tho county buj one of the most substantial we'll
Tho bank starts on with rs bright prospects could
bc wished for aud n things considered VIII 90" doubt
nayo a successful career Estancl1 News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
In the NOman's Realm.
aoRUMBLlNo HUsBANos."

"oRuMhllNo HUSBANDS"
Tho publication by London newspaper Of scores
Of letters Grumbling Husbands draws out Of
other letters on "Nagging wives" The husband who
sulka or az the breakfast table, the wife who
oyorcooks the mutton and undorcooks the potatoes the
stiagy exaoting. hl che printed columns with
their unloyely faces. but much the hap.
pier for the discussion
The truth lies deeper than any single experience ia
likely 10 dive. But GOOD cooking the part OF tho
wife and cheerful paying OF bills the mart OF the
husband economy and generosity each In s place. tact
Ia the training OF children. In earning good
income and thousand circumstances like these viii
not insure domestic happiness. Even Love the magi.
clan. cannot DO that although be- promises bthey to
do
Skill in the art living Is the essential for happy
homeland IL must be- possessed by both husband and
wife. though In varying amounts. u Is exactly
like skin In playing the piano running complicated
machiueto be- acquired boy practice and 20 be
ed by practice
An irritable word, unregroltod gum silence
Is oHcnso against the art UnsclGshncss "a tho very
root of a. Courtesy ~ its fair blossom. Tho woman
who has skll in the ART OF living would as think
OF turning drove o. swine loose IN her dainty home
OF letting there a black herd Of rcproachcs and
examinations The husband would bring thieves and out.
laws under his roof faulthndlngs and
lions
In any large view Of life these flaws lbs On.
innate relations take their hldoousnoss Neither
q cooking school nor college the
disease OF which they the symptoms. That can be-
cured only by heart stirring realization OF that divine
order by which tides aud stars and systems move In
their appointed courses, and by which dscord and
tcnton meet their appointed end OF misery and wreck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
GREAT NEW RAILROAD
TO DC CONSTRUCTED.

Chicago. Doc. rs Contracts were
entered into today for th, cOuatruc.
ll0n of a grcat new railroad, 2uon
miles Va length. which will be opcrat
"a hy rHc Chicago. Milwaukee q ST.
Paul road to tho Pacific coast The
ruad wiz crus thn Missouri river
iwolvo miles west uf Glcnham. 5. g..
and then f1r ulmU forty miles viii
follow the iHe uf unk Crcck ana ilf
tributaries Ikp state line between
North Dakota and Montana VIII h"
crossed about eight milta west of tHD
fAtuo Missouri. river fHur Ipllea cast
uf Terry Mont Igr Now road VIII
cross tho NorhDfg pucIno hy passins
overhead u U probable That diyIe
N hcaaquariCrH w.li hr established
"a Ntiles Gify NuuI From nuIto
wet, The lln. va. follow ihc
necI I.Os,, llt.l Gai' MiHsuulu r..
I'D, Regis rp- fu n point ah
four nlicH wtH SHlffEo Mon.
where the ascent FED summit, u'
ihe bitter mountain am -umon..
Tho line vii fDlluW lhO &c. Do, '',.
in within "a feV mllDs ul ils moDt-
ana viii cross ihc Idaho washington
line noaf Tokoa wash The Culuu
hia river will be- crossed hy brides
nf nftcoA spans. having a total longI
OF 1850 foot. About twenty milr
gosi az Columbia river a tnsncl 3.tr
feet Ia length will boz constructed and
another two miles long will be built
at SrOqHalmie pass AZ Maple valley
Washington. connection VIII be- madD
with the Columbia aad Puget Sound
railroad over the tracks of which &C.
cess will o. obtained 90 Seattle. a
ueN line N.u then hc constructed
from Rhcl. river iu Tacoma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
CITY Fathers HOLD
SHORT COUNCIL MEET
Twenty Minutes Required TO
Transact Municipal Bust
ness Last Night.
DIDN'T MEAN IT THAT WAY"
Governor Slower Declares Reflect
ing Remark Was Made In
der Excitement.

n took the city fathers twenty min.
utos boy the watch last night TO trans
act what municipal business there vas
for tie consideration OF the council
10 WAS record breaking meeting. not
ln point Of attendance for there was
just a quorum present, but for brovlty
u probably established a precedent
IN municipal history.
lntcrcst IN the meeting conferred
about the report 81 the committee
which was appointed by the mayor at
the last council meeting 10 walt upon
Gov n 8. Slower for au expression
regarding q remark be Is ropuicd %
have made before the last meeting of
the Good Government club, IN which
he Is alleged 20 have imputed "rako
on" TO the certain members OF the
couacll who. the EQveraor declared,
urged that the paycMenia be con
structod ~ comcnt and that tho CO.
ment trust disEp3Wed the practical
persuasion which brought ihis about
Aldermen Boaycn, Neuatadt and
Wilkcrson composed the committee
which was appointed by Mayor Frank
Mckee to see the governor They we're
charged 10 demand proofs In the event
hat he reiterated the offensive state.
mont No proofs we're demanded. how.
ever. "a the governor. according 20 the
report Of the committee, 40 nrst d..
nlod that no had made such state
ment end when O was assisted that hQ
had made the remark, declared that
q was made while ho was excited
over an interruption about the c0ndI.
lion OF a cemetery Tie was address.
mg the Good Government league on
sidewalks anu public utilities. To the
committee h. repeated the explanation
which he made 90 a newsrapermnn
when interviewed the morning after
the council meeting when the commit.
tee WIS appointed 90 walt upon him.
The Interview appeared exclusively
In Tho Evening Citizen OF December
Ath.
Governor slower declared In this In.
tcryicw that N he did make the re-
mark be- asa not intend Il "a the sense
IN which 10 was taken
After shaking hands with Governor
slower the committee Withdrew.
The report OF tho commltto wac ac.
coptcd &C the council meeting last
night Alderman Haley moved that
the report be adopted and the motion
was passed unanimously.
Other Council Business.
a warrant was ordered drawn tu
pay tho bin or Frank 3 Oswald. the
redmau, who is assisting the city en-.
ginper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
MnMAN,S CLUB EDITION

Ing Citizen yesterday reflects large amount uf earnest
work oa the part of th. ollcs who were Instruments
ln getting up Summed nap iu dollars and ceutt &C.
added "a neat sum OF money to the Wlmans club home
building fund. and weighed from newspaper Uui-. of
view. % represents prosperous 'raec' iu wos"cr
1us town AZ our once Mrs o.. Albright appeared
1s tho oditre.s Mrs T. D. MrIl.I tho adycriairr aua
businoss manager and they were Won chosen end u1r
too
There s ouly one known person ro satisfied With
th, Way the women edit manor i' is The police ft
porter tus "stun" blue prrcilod The women
believe Ion supprcasne the news crime well us crime
itself A woman calle4 az she office und asked 20
hay. tho numC vi nor hoy who had been arrested for
stealing copper wire lcu uui of the paper why of
cllIsp WaE the prompt answer of the editrcss the
Woman club is d worthy institution ant should receive
lhe hearty support of thp city n ne building of ne
new club house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

NoN Mexican. El Paso Texas, according To the ~
pBso He.nd wants closer trade relations with New Mex
co which ls natural aud expects New Mexico towns 10
assist loo creating great rival IN another commonwe"hh
ARGUES that other things being equal New Mexico mef
chants should huy from ~ puso Wholesale houses In pref
srtuco TO Wholesale houses al Kansas CITY Denver OF
even farther away Chicago and New YORK There -
logic iu this contention but why not carry 30 a step
farther and argue for closer trade relations ol NeW McA
leo towns with each ohor' Retailers ought iu Dee aoe
10 buy as chcaply from New Mexico wholesale houses
they DO from El Pasu or Kansas cts houses " they
coz not discrimination n freight rates against Ne" MEX
lco towns o. responsible ana OF late the wny has b''n
opened Ton several methods of nghtng discrimination OF
that kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
HARmMAN.s SLAUGHTER HOUSE

Literally speaking Hartman took what the small ioy
calls TAN uut oi nm when be- snaiched from
thc clutches of the ram Morgan combine the g. Paul
railway interest Aud thc queer thing about this Wall
srcet drama chat thc victor was mot railroad man,
while tbe victim has that reputation
Mr Hartman ls Wall street product Hc did
no. conic up ium lho ranks. H stepped from brokers
omco Co railroad control. % is inevitable therefore,
tttf hs Ifcl NJ r. railroad if business proposition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
NOTICE or SUIT

81
Territory at New Mexico Count,
Bcnulilo, in tho District Cour y
g.. a Uraudp. Plaintiff
VS.
Sarah q Shllet. John HuU e b Cav
unhan DcfrrnasHtn
Tno said defendants arc hereby u.
tihod that The above named plautr
has commenced suit lu tbo Dihrr
Court OF the County uf Bomoillu
New Mexico. seeking Go iurrclosu
mechanics lien fur materials Con-
uishcd In the construction. ultcwuu.
ana repair Of four co certain bouso.
situated ON lols numbered oighl rs
zine tal, teu Uul ami eleven 0U. boz
block 30. one CO.. eft The Coronadu
Place. Co the city ul Albuquerque
New Mexico said Iipu being for th.
sum nf torty'olght dollars and fort
cents ttlNAul And the said defend
ants are further notified that unlu.
they enter their appearance in sa.
suit on ur before the goth day of Ban
uoy A D 1907 judgment by domu
win be rendered against them
That the name uf plaintiffs at..
noy rs FoliX ~ Lester whose -
! Office address is Albuquerque. ~
MeXlco
HAaHnr aHtrer 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

The discussion ut the smelling question az We
American Maing congress has brought ont good many
additional facts. particularly n th' Colorado press.
Ths oi ala tend 10 bring out the truth OF the actual
relations between smetos ana operators aad VIII create
n proper luhc sentiment Go back ZAP certain proposed
measures which are Intended o correct supposed abuses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
JOHN VENABLE.
Clerk ot said District Court

Miss Florence owen of Tucson
VINO has been Wishing among bp.
friends here for several days Irr
yesterday tor Belon. where she v..
spend a short time with hor sist,.
Mrs. o. C. Zwelger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

uu. of the 1896 rural doiyorey routes Boz operation
In tho United states Now Mexico had three to A1onf
cish Florida also had bat three. hons New Mexico
only equal while Nevada with only alone fell hrhnd
this territory 70 may boz said for our comfort now
ever that Now Mexico had two other cases pending.
The number OF carrier. 1906 reached 35G6e and the
amount OF money expended the rural deliveries vas
appray'm UJoN s2i TA125b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
soME sMALLER or.

Tho women of sinigagia. ltay may be- noted in his.
tory n they succeed n their efforts Ten school
teachers OF the town went 90 the board OF registry and
demanded that their names be put the voting lt aud
the Hoard complied The district attorney took the mat
ter court, and the court confirmed che legality the
registration The will be- carried before the high
EEL trbuaal n The decision stands suffrage IN
itay VII have glinod o. battle On q hloodess revolution
by ihe simple strategy uf some women who asked for
WhnL IhnY Wanind-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

How do dee,rl democrats ukc ihv idea ul being
naraiI,d for the battle for reform by National Chair
man Tom Tagsau. the saloon Keeper gambler ana pro
prptor of tho leading gambling hell of tho county,
whom Governor Ilanloy Indiana. has just driven from
French Lick Springs ANA West Baden Ind. 90 Excelsior
sprinrs Mo- The Hon" Tom rIsos tp remark that
the report thai hc VIII resign the chairmanship 'de.
serves and viii receive DO attention"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

naUy optic > Miller who has been imprinted
registrar nf ihc territorial n college vice Francis
A. tester Is young man of huo educational qualities
and sterling character uo has been connected Win
the college Tor seven years aud viii worIhiy take th"
place which Mr. Lester hss brilliantly hiod since the
oprninu cot The institution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Letters addressed 10 SANTA Claus are being destroyed
, Tho dead letter Once d s Go be- hoped that iu each
caso the immediate Representative of Santa CLAUS VIII
exercise Intuition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

when hme sa4es con Dis red faced iit 90 brother
Willie must have o. pretty poor opinion of 'he iamiy
doctor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Most OF us have had experience of belonging some
society or club or debating circle which consisted of lt
tlo more than @ name and list of members For such
there o. n suggestion ln speech Dos the presi-
d,n of the Nltiona Federation or Woment Clrbs, and
perhaps some societies thar really engage iu literary
work may profit by IL. too Said Mrs. Decker II know
"a small wcstera town that has ten Shakespeare clubs
GRASP Or you can Tho fun horror of that nui the streets
that town ere dirty and osthetcaly The place H dead
There Is NO care tor chin lic interest in sanitation
no r,eard for the larger issucsi b. a shakespeare.
m Dos place and Informed hy proper spirit the study of
Shakespeare large ISSUE Rul consider the poetry of
a cI,u street,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Professor Charles Eeubln. of the uuvefcify ~ Chi
cueo in q recent address before the Boston Equal sun
res, association said:
Five women, who are called Chicagos hN, maiden
auatf'-lanc Adams. of Hull House. Mary Mcdowell.
The University Settlement; Julia Laihrop che chief
charity expert OF Illinois; Margaret Haley, of the Teach
ols federation aud Dr Cornoia De hey, who ended the
grca stockyards strike hy bringing about arbitration
doing to further thC Interests of Chicago ihaE
ems aSe men In that city Their work ls fully accepted
by the public Os within womans new Sphere Chicagos
free public baths. hs great free uudnorlums, ls bail
grounds etc are only extensions of the settlements.
When woman goes into settlement work every hoay
besses her but h she wants 20 st ln the cy council
or even to Tor the city council hst these advan
taRoa may D., oblnod for everybody sud not merely Tor
huIe group she D. looked upon as out ot hcr aphele
Tho sanngt 3d. merely ho loglcai outcome of the Rofh
than women already dolng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

The supply OF timber furnished by tho ma,ured crop
now 40, ground so vast be- proportion 60 the pres.
ent demand that there might scom to De- no need for
caution m ts Were mo- more cut than last year
would suffice tov four hundred years. In th, mature
forest production a gtandsill so that from the
point view tho largest possible production OF tim.
her numbering under such methods aR viii insure a
second crop b. highly desirable The demand upon the
reserves however s yc insignificant a proportion
to even tho present need most of which s met by the
supply from private huldings The reserves form the
heart of the western timber lands They u-e generally
oss accessible than the private holdings which surround
them aud would naturally form the last resource OF the
mmhermau They must Doe so maintained as hrst OF
an o ho ready meet che future demands OF the re-
einns in which they Zee with growing population
aad expanding Industries these demands viii far exceed
those Of the present The crucial problem of manage
meni viii to insure timber and water supply for 'he
great wost aud 90 conserve the summer stock ranges
TO mo, o. successfully will require careful foresight and
the lcsi technical information Timber salta are now
made with strict attention 90 ho welfare o. che forest
and at sumpape prices often decidedly IN anec of the
maket.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-04-12
LEIeH1oN.

Fred Akin spent sunday in oska-
loosa.
John Price was a business caller
Monday.
Mrs. L. c. Howe was an oskaloosa
caller Tuesday.
F. DeCook was recent oskaloosa
business visitor.
Pete DeCook treated his barn to a
coat Of red paint.
H. s. Moody was a passenger for
Oskaloosa Saturday.
Miss Ida Bode, of osgaloosa, was a
Sunday visitor in our burg.
Mrs. G. L. Shoemaker was bust.
ness caller at the county seat Monday.
Miss Margaret Smith, Of oskaloosa,
visited at the L. S. Walker home FRI
day.
VIM. Frey and family, Of Everist,
are visiting at the parental E. s.Frey
home.
Mrs. Van Corp and daughter, OF
Pella, are visiting at the parental ].
Den Burger home.
M. Van Dyke, wife and little son,
of Evans, are visiting al the parental
John Moody home.
Mrs. L. S. Walker and daughter, Mrs.
Hilda Harris and baby, were guests of
oskaloosa friends TUESDAY.
John Cunningham believes in keep
ing out of the mud so made new side
walks around his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. spilman, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frey were sight
seeing in oskaloosa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Keinendorst and
daughter Sylvia, of Fishyille, were
calling on friends in our burg Thurs
day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-04-12
M. D. BURKETT DEAD.
Succumbs to Paralysis After Months
Of Suffering.

Died, at the Soldiers Home hospital
at Marshalltown, where he had been
taken for treatment, Monday, April .,
at 800 o'clock p. m, MARQUIS D.
Burket, aged So years.
The remains will be taken to New
Sharon this evening and will be in
tered in that city.
Funeral at 2:3O Wednesday after
noon at New Sharon. The Masons
win have charge of the services, as
sisted by the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
Death was due to paralysis, OF
which :. kick, be had ffoT several months
been a victim.
Mr.. Burket was one Of the best
known men in Mahaska county. He
had lived in the county since 1854,
and was for years in business at New
Sharon, having been mayor at that
town. In 1890 he was elected county
auditor and moved 10 this city, serv-
ing three terms in that capacity.
When he retired from Office Mr.. Bur-
ket took up. book keeping and was
identified in that capacity with many
local businesses, and served in the
building Of the street railway and 20"
extension as time keeper
Last summer he was seized with a
stroke of paralysis from which he has
since suffered.
Mr.. Burket was born in 1S48 in
Henry county Ohio, and came to Ma
haska county in 1854, He was mar
ried in 1872 to Miss Jennie Frances
Jackson of New Sharon, and three
children, daughters, are left to mourn
their loss. They are Miss Pearl Bur-
ket, Mrs. Emma Friend of Milwaukee
and Miss Josephine Burket Of this
city.
Mr.. Burket was an old soldier OF
prominence. He enlisted when Is
years Of age in Co. E, S3d Iowa, ana
served through the war. He was
member Of Phil Kearney Post.
REDMAN.- Died at her home north
west Of Oskaloosa, in Lincoln town
ship, Monday, March 9, 1906, at $3.50
O'Clock p. M, Mrs. Mary F. Redman,
aged 6S years and 20 days. Funeral
services at the residence Wednesday,
March IL, at 10 o'clock a. M. Inter
ment in Forest cemetery.
Mrs. Redman was native Of Ohio,
but for forty years had resided in this
county She was a lady Of gentle and
noble ideals and was beloved bythose
who knew her. The husband, Reuben
Redman, with a daughter, Mrs. Cath
crime Barnes, and three sons, r. e.
Redman, j. c. Redman and DR.. B. F.
Redman, survive.