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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

The longpersecuted Jew has %
last turned on nis Gentle torment0r
and declared a boycott against him.
Something like riot occurred the
other day around the bakoBhOps IN the
East End. and the proprietor told the
police his life had been threatened
because be had ignored the demand Of
the Jewish bakers union 90 employ
only Jewish workmen The men cir
culated handbilla, prlAtcd In Hebrew
characters. calling attention 20 shops
which they had boycotted Don't buy
bread from Gentile workers was the
burden OF the handful. Don't eat
scab.mado bread "Scnb" Is fiddish
Tor "blackleg."
Exciting scenes are witnessed when
the pickets are at work keeping the
3onlilo "acabs," by threats or vio-
lence. from applying for Jobs in the
hoyc0ttod shops Among the locked
out bakers are many Russians and
Poles, recent arrivals In London, who
come. 10 use an employing bakers
words. with tho flame OF revolution
burning in them" They employ some
90 the mildcr methods OF the torrOrists
With the result that the master bakers
are forced 10 yield 10 their demands
This anti-0cntilc movement iH some.
thing new, n not novel, In industrial
| London.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
YUMA" MORE WONDER
full THAN PORTRAYED
WORDS ARE INADEQUATE TO
EXPLAIN oRoTESoUE FIG
uRES INTO WHICH THIS
HUMAN LIZARD TRANS-
FORMS HIMSELF.

The second performance ~ Yuma,
the Mystery" given az tho kike op-
era house. was Witnessed hy loss than
ffty people though h was worthy Of
a crowded house. That Yuma ia the
greatest of comfort ioniata must be
acknowledged. Even In the face Of
the light receipts OF the box office
lggt night Numas performance was
the kind 90 excite wonder and admir-
alton, II one can admire the wTig-
glinga OF a human lizard. for such ia
the mysterious Yuma.
The specially numbers On the pro-
gram Included songs by two women
and a man, buck and wing dancing
and singing by "a couple Of vaudeville
artists not half bad. a short tragedy,
announcement" and storeoptiCOn
views OF a very fne quality.
The stunt Of Yuma came az the
half way pOiat OF the performance. A
/ little man IN black made bis appear
auco upon the stage, which had very
much the appearance OF a gymnas-
/ ium. Two sets OF swinging rings
we're the principal parts of the para
phernalia. In the center Of the stage
was q black box having on its sides
some peculiar arms and bars OF me-
chaHieal make. The little man u
she swallow-tal suit and curio,
mouatache touched some part Of thii
machinery and the box flew apart an,
from 81 1ow what appeared 10 be
human body, wearing a coat Of mail
A helmet OF brass partly covered th'
face and shielded tho head both haCl
aud front. The professor attached
live wire TO tho inert body ana u i'm
medlately came TO llfo. Tho profess
on would touch a button here anl
there and Yuma, for this vas Yuma
would make short, quick movement
like a machine. This machine per
formed on the swinging rings and a.
other acfohaiie acts dropping bac
Ia the little black box again. Tn
professor made another little spe4cl
then announced the last appearance
OF Yuma. This time when the bo
new open at the magic touch Of ih
professor. there came from e a ma
J clad ia crimson tights, gihtoring frof
} head 20 foot with shiny BpRnglea. %
J dla rubber could not have been NOR
, supple than this demon Ia red an
Tor several minutes those fity soul
! fortunate enough 10 DO present si
transported az the sight Of the mol
wonderful forms human aesh eve
took on. Words are inadequate
describe these grOioHQle figure
Once the mysterious Yuma leane
backward uatii his head looked "a
ward the front between his legs an
! troited around the stage IKE an im
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

company with Dr. Charles n. Koycs.
have gone tO California. Thcy viii
return Go Arizona and southern Now
Mexico some time next month
The New Mexican says Miss Clars
Olsen. private secretary go Governor
hagcfman. and Miss Mary nyO. sister
OF Rev. w. r. Dye. win leave during
the coming week on q trip % Mexico.
They will be- absent about 9 month and
aspect 90 visit che principal cities of
tho sister republic and their Itinerary
VIII of course. include McNico City
Hon. %. A. lafrafolo democratic
nominee for delegate t0 congress. was
ln the city Sunday uighi between
trains en- route south. accompanied by
Cot. W 8 Hopcweil on reaching El
raao. Mr. t.aFraEolO and Mr. H0poWell
win 20 over into tho pocos valley
eleCiiuncor'na Hon M ID Fergunaon
uni Join the party later and assist ln
siumpiug the poCos valley
Announcement was made yesterday
OF tho approaching marriage of FOULS
A. McHne. n we'll 90 Do young sheep
owner OF aiagdalena. and Miss Uhoi
Hayden. on this city, 90 occur here on
October So The hridoto-bo m the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A W Hay.
den OF 2i9 North walter street. and
one Of the most popular young ladies
In the city.
As yet The local police have secured
no trace of the domcnied woman Mrs
Tunklu williams. OF nlghco. Aria. vim
lufi her home 90 cpmo 90 the Aihu.
querque fair though why one should
Do called insane fo- hayiag such a
Natural desire IS not made manifest
The local police, however. received q
message, giving the wOman'a desorlp
ton. and telling tho circumstances
but she has not yot been located.
A. g. De Nike, afglaifat 20 phlllp
I Hamlin, general manaEfr for the Col
orado Telephone company. 10 IN the
city from Denver circulating around
among tho subscribers OF the com
papy arranging for the installing Of
the new service Tho company'a new
telephone building has just been com
/ nlciod at the corner Of Copper avcnu,
and Fourth street and the central nl
nee will be moved "a IN me near %
iurc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
ARIZONA RICH IN
COPPER MINES
RANKS SECOND, WITH MONTANA
M THE LEAD M COPPER
PRODUCTION.

Waile most Arizonans are aware
that Arlzona stands second IN the list
OF rich copper producers 10 the union,
8 great many are probably not famii.
tar with tho fact that iB total mining
wealth Arizona also ranks second only
10 Montana, and produced about $40
100000 more from her mines last year
than Colorado, about double AZ much
as was produced ga California. ef2s
00O,000 more than Michigan. says an
Armona paper.
California and Colorado are the
richest gold producing states in che
union and many a one would answer
without hoailancy n asked what % the
richest mining state Ia the uni0n. Cal.
f0fuia 0f Colorado.
John =. A. klne, Who takes 40 much
inteFeei IN tho Territory and especially
her mines as any other man in 81 has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

been doing a little figuring lately.
ArlEona mines produced ffa.C01. coo
last year. Michigan prQduced 93t.l6Of
000. Colorado e34.a310e0 and Callior-
mia e2f.062.000. Aritcna produced
more copper alone than any Of the
other states produced from ON their
mines with total Of lS9.O35,ol0. Ar.
zona produced e3.500.0 900 On gold. and
e2lO7i.0Q0 10 silver.
Alchigan produced f3iG99.000 I'm
copper and 80 900 ln silver, Colo.
RADIO mines yielded up a25.333000 in
g0id. t71500o0 IN copper and 1880.
200 In silver while California pro-
ducod liI50auG0 Ia goldi f3.ii5.0oO in
copper. and to86.0O0 ln silver
10 will hD seen thai thc yalae Of
the copper produced ln Arizona was
more than the combined wealth PRO.
duced by the famous gold mining
states of California aud Colorado and
was more than twice aa much as the
combined silver and copper production
uf the two states put together.
These lEurcH. IN face 81 the fact
lnnt Arirona's mines ere Ia che IN
fancy OF their development, recalled
tn Do. King The prediction made 90
him a couple of years ago by e Colo.
RADIO minlua man who has irampcd
and ridden over the mineral land OF
the whole continent He said that
when Arizona was developed AZ OK.
teusivUiy az Colorado. she would be
the foremost or an the mining states
of the land not excepting Montana.
which last year pr0du ca $4,000, 900
worth of copper alone. she would be
ao iar ahead of them thai this terri.
tory's wealth would staggor the world
Ills prediction was made after n trir
through considerable portion Of the
TERRITORY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
BIG SHOOT TOURHA-
MENT At LAS VEGAS

The Las Vegas Gun club purposes
20 give the largest shooting touna-
mont ever held In the Meadow city on
December rs. ~ and 90, says thu
Optic The time OF the shoot. which
Is expected TO attract many OF the
best gun experts Ia the country, was
determined recently when called
committee meeting was held Rt the
nearth undertaking establishment and
the matter formally taken up with
preliminary arrangements for the az
fair. The committee in charge OF the
shoot includes Arthur HeifgOod, DR.
y i. Hammond and 8. r. Doanh.
no raise money 90 dcfray expenses
OF tho shoot q was decided TO give a
big minstrel show ard cid iddlors
contest at the Duncan opera house
some time during che fall Prollmin-
AIRY arrangements viii shortly be- un-
der say AZ the meotinE Thursday
nr, j. 4. Jenkins. Ludwig llield and
X. ID Wilhanka were appointed 90
take the show matter actively ia hand
and the committee "a expected 20 en-
| list the interest 0f local talent In che
AFFAIR
The "old nddlers' " feature PRONE
Uses form OF diversion now 60 las
ogaa. and one which has captlyated
/ hundreds OF audiences back IN the
east hnd middle west The general
scheme. Il Is said. Is 10 have a mum.
Der ui hddlers compete for prizes
Any hddlof will be eligible 10 enter
the contest who can not read muglc
ana play By note. Tho idea appears
TO be an attempt 10 revive old tunes
once popular az the country dance and
memories OF which still linger with
the oldest lnhahltant. no matter how
long he has been away from hla ma
/ tive heath.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
PROVE N ANYTIME.
BY the Evldspoo o. Albuquerque PEG.
Bln.

The dan evidence citizens right
here a home supply Is proof auiAolent
20 satisfy che greatest akopiic No
better proof can ho had. Here 10 tao
cause. Read ~:
Mrs. j. Hall. 81 Bia South First st.,
says: zone Of nay daughtsrn suffered
from baekucbo for about eight months
or 8 year. Sometimes Il was so bad
that she was completely Frustrated
for a day Of 10 GO q time. ] read about
Doans kidney pills ga an AlbuQuer'
quo Newspaper and thought they
might help my daugktef and We went
10 a drug store i0f a box. 10 q re-
markably short time TIE medicine
took effect and q little longer stopped
tha hackacho. We are pleased % 70.
oommond Doau'a kidneY Pills"
For sRlH b. an dealers. Price so
cents. FoateF.Miihurn Co. Buffalo. N.
", sole agents fOg the Unifed States.
Remember the name l,oan's and
take 40 other, 'ts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
More Lrsa for me ToIIera.

Never before has organized labor oc
Cupied 20 aiunng a position In tho po-
iitical world Never before have the
workers framed their demands with
10 fair a prospect Of having al least
some Of them granted Labor boasts
a member OF tho cabinet. hny-twO
memborr Of the house OF commons.
thirty OF whom are delegates 90 the
labor congress at Liverpool. The
government OF tho day, though enc
section of the lnbor party regards H.
herullam as outside the pale, are
showing themselves I'M sympathy with
the prOgram Of the congress-. A.
testimony of lAhOr'a growing Influence
sn national legislation. the parliament
aary committee Vas able 10 report
that a trtdea-dlapute bin has been
rioided Ia lia COMMITTEES Stage 10 meet
tho desires of tho congreaa; that funds
have been voted 10 deal with the prob
lfm Of the unemployed; that a com
60 has been named 20 consider
aho elgni.h0ur bill; thaf the work
meme compensation bili viii shortly
be introduced in commons, and that
Varioua departments 81 the govern.
mcuf have shown a hearty desire 20
meet she just claims % organlled "a
Dor. The congress may wen be IN
good ggiflia and full OF hops Tor the
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

IN the District Court 0f the aecond Ju-
dicInl District aud Territory % New
Mezico. Wathln and Cor the County
OF liornailiiu.
Michael A. ltpas, Plaintiff. w. CLARK
AZ Carr. Eugene A. Carr and luni
Mountain Lumber and Trading
Company. Defendant No 7iss.
70 Eugene a. Carr.
You are hereby notified ihai an AZ.
ton has beer commenced against yon
in thc District Court for the Second
judicial District ~ the Territory 0t
New Mexico. within and fur tho
County 81 Bnfnnlillo. that your prop
cfiy has been attached.
TIE names ~ the parties Oh tho a.
flan ere Mlonac. Ross plaintiff and
Ciark M Carr. Eugene a. Carr and
Xurl Mountain Lumber and Trading
company. dCfcndauts
The Court in which eald action ia
panfing rs fhe District court % tho
sec1ud Judicial District 0i the Tori
tory OF New Mexico, within end for
the County Of neruailllo.
TIE statement Of the fuuoral 90
lcria ~ che action 10 % recover Ger.
tam fees and commissions due tno
Faif plaintiff On account 81 sale Of
certain lands belonging io the said
defendants hy bin and for aofk ana
services performed by said plaintiff
Cor aud GA accQugt of easd defendants
The aum claimed on account Of said
commissions. work and services Ga tho
sem Of ak thousand seven hnndfed
nuF 4aibuO0l dollars.
TIE name % the attorney Tor the
ulalnlle ana bis poaionce address b..
y. M MauQn. Albuquerque Nee Mex
leo. W. g Chlldefs. Albuquerque. New
MaHlc0
You ere further notified that your
property has tocn attached and that
unless Ycn enter your appearance iu
1aid cauHe on OF before saturday. no
iltl of November A ID 1898. iudg-
menf win 80 rendered. in said cause
against you by defaul sud your prop.
elis cold 20 satisfy said judgment.
w.. ~ DANE
CLERK uf iho District Court of tho Nac.
Und judicial District of tho T0Vi.
tory ~ NoN Mexico. within aus cor
the County % EoInalIllo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Prosidot Roosevelt 81 having made
In Dublin an Irish outside" car which
% sure iO b. a novelty among tho
eQulpagea 81 Washington The prosi.
dents order stipulated a car Of super
Tor design and materials, and the man
ufactuFers are taking pride In turning
oct a little the best piece OF work
ever seen In that line. CurlouGly
enough. King Alfonso has ordered a
similar vehicle from the same hrm.
having takDn fancy 20 this means
OF locomotion during his recent vislt
To England
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

old cathedral city. Tho Investigators
were "much struck ~ lho open, fear
less and conndinE manner In which
corruption was uractictd by both
sides Shocking tai0a of election pfnc-
ticcs have found their way into print
Ia England. but Cor downright shame
loeancss the disclosures a. Worcester
would Do hard 90 match anywhere,
Tho chief offenders Win DO brought
90 trial before parliament next month
with o. moral certainty that the punish
mont wiz no lho crime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Word was received IN Chicago TO
the effect that the advertising bureau
of the New York Central. under the
MANAGEMENT OF the irropress.Dia
George Daniels. has placed an order
for 100000 postal cards which win
carry pictures On the back OF Bcenen
along the system and on connecting
lines This huge advertising order, Il
Is claimed. viii cost the New forA
Central no less than flpb 00o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Lord Aidonham, one Of the most
striking figures. with hia unusual
hoifnt AID nno heau of ano0w.white
hair. IN the house OF lords, has Just
celebrated hla elehtysevonth birthday.
40 d undoubtedly the most remark
able ociogonarian IN parliament A.
heed of the great mercantile Arm or
Gibbs 4 Son. Lord Alderman was one
OF the best known men Ia London. he
has been D governor OF the Bank or
England and was a member Of the
house of commons previous 20 being
raised 90 the ncerano. He has Eve
sons. an in their several ways men OF
distinction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

After several weeks Of negotiating
Snyder. Texas. has raised a bonus Of
$1,000 and contracted with ~ W
Jones Of Abilene 20 build a railway
go that point from Roscoe. on tho
Texas a Pacific The line "a 10 b
built within two years and the lnion-
tion ig 20 extend X 20 Pofinies, N. ".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

The Testimony M the worcester
bribery Investigation developed the
fact that % per cent ~ the voters had
been bri5od 81 ihe last election % The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

EFeryhody8 irland-Dr Th0mas'
Ecciflc OIL. Cures foolhacho. ear.
ache. sore iafoat Heals cDl4. 1Tpl6os.
scaldu. Steps any uaia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29


Tno kaiacr cannot accept an invita-.
tiun 10 visit America for various rea.
sons. IN the hrHt place, his majesty
would not look "a anything less than
An invitation from President ROoao-
welt himself, backed by American pub
nc opinion oven then Il Ia felt that
no ought not accept Il, a. be has beef
subjected 20 so much criticism 0n tnt
door OF congress. The kaiser cannot
forget what was said Ia tho senate
when he presented the United States
With a statue Of Frederick the Great
or the coniumely with which the
statue itself was treated for a long
time. The hearty roughneas with
which Prince Henry was received In
America alao 81 something 10 BE- avoid
cd hy a sensitive soul. The kaiser's
dignity. too. would suffer sadly we're
no exposed 90 American uncouthnesa,
and altogether a Is felt In Berlin that
u would he better for President H0ose.
u FIRST 70 Vlalt Germany,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

London cludmen are complaining
that they cannot 50 intO the club VITA
out being impOrtuncd 10 Try a new
brand OF champagne. something fresh
iB Havanas, horse. or an automobile,
and they are wondering u society ~
not becoming set OF commercial
travellers. There Is nothing In this
line, they say, that is not being Gar
ri,d on by marriage brokers. intrOdu'
GERS OF paying guests. or chaperons
willing 90 present debdlantes az court
for u consideration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
Very Advanced Action Taken
By tho Government In Of
nCorlng tho Army.
INFLUENCE Of LABOR IN
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
President Roosevelt and King Az
ionso Have ordered EGCh an
irish Outside Car"
snnclnl Correspondence


~ NNfNNtNM NV" NNHHHANANNNf
London. Sept 2b.-Tho talk OF the
town" has shifted suddenly from the
homecoming of King Edward from
Mafienbad and tho running Of The 10.
l.oRor SO the British army Secretary
of War Hnldano's order consutut'
ing a general stan calls for such
radical changes In the present system
Of cheering the troops that the status
OF the rank from the highest 60 the
lowest oficor "a more or less affected.
This means. for one thing, that che no.
hility. nearly every family OF which As
represented IN the army is kcenly In
terostod Ia tho carrying ont Of the
accfoialy'u notwithstanding order. and
hence the subject profoundly effects
higher society
h b the most Important step the
liberal government has yet aiken, not
excepting the education bin. and holds
out such a measure OF promise % the
empire that party affiliations are for
woiten The newspapers Of OIL shades
OF opinion warmly commend the order
as an epoch.makinR step I'm the direc.
ton OF putting the army on a modern
footing.
After the South African war had
shown the giarlng faults 81 the pres
ent system. the haliour minister
sought Co mend matters, but Secretary
Broderick's EFFORTS 20 bring aatiaiac'
tory rcsultH. and In fact his scheme
broke down entirely. Haldane's order
Is tho outcome OF tho report OF the
Lord Esher commission, which found
that the German and Japanese meth
DDS afforded the best solution Of the
vexod problem. The end sought il
the rational distribution OF tho wori
OF commanding Tommy Atkins amonf
those who have 90 DO a, and the stan
will be selected from q special iis
OF qualified officers made up frOu
umo 10 time by the army council"
poitiCoat influence at the war Of
ace has been second 20 no other fac
tor OF mischief ip the matter ~ ap
polntmonts In tho past, with the re
suit that perhaps no ether army 10
Europe Ia cursed with such q iaFg'
proportion OF lncompotonts IN golf
and SILK Secretary after secreiery GA
taken oilce pledged 10 turn a deaf ca
10 tho grand DANES seeking G0nmis
siona for their scHmpish male rola
lives, but mono mas ever been able q
long resist the pull these women excr
an society ann politics. Secretary Hal
dane does not, of course, take III
public into his confidence az 20 COZ
rocung this great abuse, but whatcyo
has course may be. Il can bo set dow
that the puitlcoat brigade Will not d.
sat until perhaps such a wOman-hate
aa Lord Kitcnner bars the way
Downing street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
NoTIcE o. SUIT.

Firsi publication Sept 8, 1905.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-25
Pushing Cape to Cairo Line.

In a report in the London Times II
Is stated that the Cape to Cairo rail
way in South Africa has been opened
so as to run over the kafue river on
a bridge which stands on 13 spans,
each 100 feet, with pillars resting on
a bed 16 feet under the water. ka'
fue river is 2G6 miles north of Victoria
falls, and the distance from Cape
Town is 1,9OS miles. The railroad,
however, is now at Broken hill, 341
miles beyond the falls, the line having
been pushed on while the bridge was
building over the Kafue river.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-25
Coed Colors for Houses.

II j. not generally kuowu-not even
among painters WhN certain tnts and
color- wear uurh better than others On
houses and the knowledge OF Just what
tint, ..:e best to use L., Therefore. rather
haZY.
One writer on paints, in a recent book,
SAYS that experiments seem TO sbp" tIat
those colors which resist or turn back
the heat rays Of the sun. will protect
house better than those which allow these
rays to pass through the film
Thus red is a good color because il
turns back or reflects the red rays, and
the red rays are the hot RAYS.
In general. therefore, the warm tones
are good and the cold tones are poor. 50
far as wear is concerned. In choosing
the color of paint for YOUR house, select
reds. browns grays and olives. which.
considering the various tones these tInts
Will produce will give wide range from
which to choose.
Avoid the harsh tints. such as cold
yellows dixie lcmonl, cold greens thke
grass green. etc) and the blues.
1t must be understood that no virtue
is claimed for tlnts in themselves, IRE
spectlve of the materials used in the
paint Any color will fade. and the paint
Will scale off. If adulterated white lead
or canned paint is used, but II one Is
careful to use the best white lead-Some
well known brand of a reliable manufac-
turer-and genuine linseed oil, the warm
tInts mentioned above will outwear the
same material tinted with the cold colors-