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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
HORNOR KILLED
BY AN ENGINE
Passenger Engine Strikes Him
Smithfield Station and
Mangles Body.

Sylvester Hornor was killed by the
Short Line passenger train at Smith
field Tuesday night. as the tralE
slowed up for the station. Hornor
was standing on the track and for
some reason did not get of. when
the train approached and the engine
struck him before It could be stop
ped. His arms and legs were cut
of and his body mangled. He died
instantly. Hornor had Just gone
from the mountains in the interior
of the State to Smithfeld, and In
tended to board the train for Robin
son as he had purchased ticket for
that point.
The remains were taken to Robin
son. 1t is stated that the dead man
Is a relative Of william Horror,
druggist at West Union: His age
was about 40 years and nothing, Is
known at smithfeld Of his family.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
JAPAN AND THE united States
ARE WATCHING THE WAR DOGS
|)|)NEY
rs RECOMMENDED TO SUCCEED
DIR wIER AS PRESIDENT
OF THE C0LLRGE AT
BUClSHANNoN.

The Rev. Carl G. Doney, Ph.D.,
pastor of the Hamline Methodist
Episcopal church In Washington. D.
c.. viii be recommended MS success
or to the Rev. DR.. John wier. resign
ed, as president of the Wesleyan
College of West Virginia at Buck
harmon.
At meeting held hero OF the
executive committee OF the board OF
trustees Tuesday afternoon, 1t was
unanimously decided to recommend
him to the vacancy, and tho board
of trustees were notified by tole-
graph to meet at Buckhannon at II
o'clock Friday OF this week to re-
ceiye and act on the recommepda-
tion.
Attending the meeting we're Judge
George Wesley Atkinson, of WASH
ington, member OF the United
States court OF claims: DR.. William
r. Anderson. secretary OF the Meth
odIst educationaisboard the Rev DR..
John wIer and Or. Robert Roger. of
Buckhannon; Samuel V. Woods. OF
Philippi: G. G. Howard. of Cowen.
and Harvey w. Harmcr, of this city.
The session was held in Con- Meth
odist church.
The Rev. DR.. Doney was not an
applicant. and was chosen over about
fifteen candidates.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
AUTOMOBILE tour
Is Being Made Across Country for
Gliden Trophy.
Iay A..oeiatsa Prsaa.l

CLEVELAND; o.. July To-
Elshty-one automobiles started on a
tour for the Glidden. trophy of 1907.
The tourists will cover 1900 miles,
the first stop being Toledo. Chicago.
indianapolis, Columbus. Pittsburg,
Philadelphia and New York Will be
visited in the order named. No
racing will be allowed, the pace be-
ing limited to not more than twenty
miles an hour.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
ny. Aauociat,d Press.l

NEW YORK. July 1o-Admiral
yamamoto. Japanese minister OF
marine during the Japanese-Ameri-
can war. arrived here today ON the
steamship carmania. In an inter
view he said no believed the San
Francisco incident cannot be thrown
In the way OF the present relations
Between the two countries. He de-
ciined to express an opinion on the
intention Of the United States to
send large fleet of whrships 70 the
Pacific coast.
Admiral Yamamoto Is here to In
spect our navy yards and ship-build-
ing plants. He will dine with Presi-
dent Roosevelt Friday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
UNIVERSITY Student
GOES TO OXFORD
As One Of the American Rhodes
Scholarship Appointecs, With
Forty-Fiye In All.
ny Associated Press.1

BERKELEY, Cal. July 10-A
complete list of the American
Rhodes scholarship appointees who
will go to Oxford this summer was
given out today by President Wheel
er of the University OF California.
Forty-fiye Americans and eight from
Canada are in the list. and Indiana
will be represented by Albert X.
whallen, of DesMoines. Ia; Ohio by
Shirley Wing, of Columbus; and
West Virginia by Robert p. Wrick-
Ter, of Morgantown.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
KISSES DEAD WIFE
AND KILLS HIMSELF
William Outright in Grief Over
Death of Wife Commits Sui
eide by Pistol Route.
WESTON. !,

WESTON, w. Va. July 1o.-wm.
L. Outright. forty years of age. a
prominent citizen OF this place, shot
shot himself through the head las.
night and died instantly. He was
Respondent over the death of his
wife and the illness of two other
members of his family who are
stricken with typhoid fever. Mrs.
Outright died yesterday afternoon.
Last night Outright kissed the dead
body Of his wife. and entering an
adjoining room shot himself.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
PLAN TO SELECT
MAYORS SUCCESSOR
As Mayor of San Francisco is Sub
mitted to Commercial and
Labor Organizations.
ny Associated Press.I

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 10
Bribery and graft prosecuatio
through District Attorney Langdon
today submitted a plan to the COM
mercial and labor organizations of
the city for a convention composed
of thirty delegates, fifteen to be
named by the labor organizations
and thre each by the five leading
commercial bodies. to select a mayor
to fill out the unexpired portion of
Schmitz's term as mayor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
IN HOSPITAL

Miss orlena weese, who. was one
of those who were injured in the
trolley wreck Sunday evening. was
admitted to Kessler hospital We'd
nesday to receive treatment. Miss
Weese was a passenger on the car
and apparently sustained only slight
injuries but Tuesday night she was
taken with severe spinal pains.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
CONTINUED on page ~
MOORE LEAVES WILL
Instrument in His Own Handwriting
and Estate Left to Two Sons.

Jasper Y. Moore left a will. 1t
was found by his son. Frank R.
Moore. Tuesday and in the afternoon
was probated in county court. The
will was in his own handwriting and
was quite brief. There are no wit
nesses. It was dated March 81, 1907.
The estate as left equally between
the two sons and they were named
as xecutors without bond required.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
SANTA FE ROAD
IS NOW INDICTED
On sixty.Fivc Counts Charging the
Granting OF Rebates to
Sugar Company.
ny Associated Prsss.I

CHICAGO, H., July 1o-An in
dictment charging the Atchison. To
peka & Santa Fe railroad with grant
Ing rebates amounting to $4,000,
to the United States Sugar & Land
Company, of Garden City. Kas.. was
returned by the grand jury In United
States district court hero today.
The Indictment contains sixty-five
counts and the company. II convicted
will be subject to maximum fine OF
one million and three hundred thou
sand dollars or maximum OF sixty
1--WE thousand dollars.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
MRS. Casio DIES
Inthc New Hospital at West Mil
ford From Appendix
Gifts.

Mrs. L. L: Caste. of Lost Creek.
died in the new hospital at West
Milford Wednesday morning from
appendicitis. She was operated on
at that institution last Wednesday
but too late to effect her recovery.
The husband, one brother. William
Lorentz. and her mother. Mrs. Tip
Lorentz. survive her.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
FIRM QUITS

The firm of Gilbert Brothers,
plumbers. which has conducted a
plumbing establishment on North
Third street, has been dissolved and
the business will be closed up. Gil
bert Brothers, who composed. the
firm. will continue in the business in
the city but neither will conduct an
establishment.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
YEARS ESTIMATE made Ut
ON THIRTY FIVE Gent LEVY
COUNCIL PROVIDES FOR PAVING
OF BALTIMORE STREET
AND PARTS OF OTHER
STREETS.
SPECIAL OLD DEBT LEVY
OF TEN GENTS ACCORDING TO
THE NEW LAW is Also
PROVIDED BY THE
COUNCIL.
EcIAL OLD DEBT LEVY

AT the special and adjourned SEES.
sion of the city council Tuesday
night estimates were adopted on q
s6-cent levy for regular purposes and
a special levy of 10 cents to pay out.
standing Indebtedness was approved
Included In the estimates adopted
for the year are items for the paving
of Baltimore street, West Main street
and part OF South Chestnut street,
and as contended by the Telegram
all along. it.is shown that there will
be a sufficient amount of money rails.
ed to pay for these and still the rate
of levy proposed is not all that 1t is
In the power OF the council to i'm
pose.
Attending the meeting were Coun-
cilmen Cornell, Lyden. Anderson.
Robbins, Cork. Ernst. Wood and
Lynch. Mayor Grille and City Clerk
Cole, besides other city officials.
The minutes Of the previous spec
ial meeting were read and approved.
Health Officer Warner said SAM
tary conditions were very bad, ow-
ing to the fact that there was delay
in repairing the crematory and stat
ed that he had been notified by the
county health officer that any and
all who dumped garbage at the Gre
matory site to he left lying there
would be prosecuted DR.. Warner
and Mayor tcrlle recommended a
temporary furnace to burn the gar
bage. The matter was discussed and
then left to the health officer, the
sanitation committee and Captain
Callaghan.
Estimates Made Up.
Upon motion OF Councilman Ernst
the following report of the finance
committee was accepted and filed
and the clerk directed to publish the
estimates as will be found In another
column:
We, your finance committee.
would respectfully report that we
have examined the books of the city
clerk relative to the receipts and
disbursements of the past year and
taking this as a basis. along with the
reports o fyour several committees,
we submit the following:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
COURT INsPECTs ROADS.

The county corut went out the
Short Line railroad Wednesday to
view places In the public highways
damaged by the railroad. The
court made the trip with the inten.
tion of compelling the railroad COM
.pauy To- repair the roads.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11

The books OF the city assessor
show the assessed valuation of all
property for the year 1907 to be
$1o.e2o,b66, and levying 80 cents on
each 500 valuation. gives us in
taxes sss.22l.ss.
The s15.ss6.ss estimated for
street paving We recommend be eS-
pended as follows, taking estimates
submitted by city engineer as a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
IIy As.oo,a,ea Yr....,

TOXIC. Japan. July 10-The
Hecht will tomorrow Withdraw az
Interview with Admiral sakamoto,
who was quoted as saying the Ameri-
can naval officers are deficient In pro-
fessional training and practice and
that the American ships would re-
treat rather than fight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
DEGREE CONFERRED on THREE

Adelphl Lodge of the odd Fellows
met in regular session Tuesday night
and conferred the initiatory degree
on A. F.. Dennison. W. J. woiverton
and o. c. Justus.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11
AoKI no STAY.

ny Associated 1.sss.l
TOXIC. Japan. July 1e-9he re-
port that Ambassador Aoki viii re-
turn home is oileially denied. )
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11

@. A. Cummings. Of Lost Creek.
was here wednssday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-11

Continued on page four3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
PROMOTION
Of VALLEY LANDS
Representative of MeSiIIa VAL
ley Development Company
TeStifieS to Interest of Lower
Valley in Irrigation Congress.

II. II. McCord. of Las Cruces ana
III Paso, representing the Mesilla
Valley Development company. was a
visitor in albuquerque Saturday to
meet members Of the board OF con-
troll of the irrigation congress and
bringing assurance Of tbs hearty CO.
operation Of the men interested in the
development of the lower Rio Grande
valley. in the coming irrigation ON
gress. The company which Nj. Nc
Cord represents has recently acquired
six hundred acres Of land in the Mes
lila valley, which il Is engaged in
selling In small tracts to practical
farmers, who a be expected To de-
velop the land To its fullest power of
production at once
Mr.. McCord assured the board Of
control that the people Of the Mesilla
valley, and Especially those who are
interested in large development pro-
jects, We're heartily in accord with the
broad program laid out for the irri-
cation congress preparations and that
generous support could be expected
from that section of the territory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
BIG MERCHANTS ARE
READY To HELP
CONGRESS
STRONG RESOLUTIONS
BY WHOLESALE GR0CERS
Pledge Their Support to the
Enterprise and Declare for
Statehood Right Away,

At a meeting Of the New Mexico
Wholesale Grocers' association held
here yesterday morning the associa-
ton. by unanimous vote. adopted
strong resolutions pledging the sup
port of the association to the work
OF preparation for the sixteenth Ma
tional Irrigation congress and also
asking for statehood for New Mexico
and Dledging their assistance To every
EFFORT To that end.
Aside from these resolutions, the
meeting transacted no more than rOu-
tine business and business Of interest
to the trade Present were W. W.
Browne. OF Browne Manzansres. Las
Vegas. III. w. Kelly. Of Las Vegas,
and George Arnot. Of Gross Kelly and
company: l.. h. Putney. c. n. Cot
ton. of Gallup. g. F. Remsberg. Of
Ration. II. Il. Cartwright. Of Santa
RE. r ]. Jones. of Silver City.
The resolution pledging the support
Of the association to the irrigation
congress follows:
Whereas. The sixteenth National
Irrigation will meet at Albu-
guerque. New Mexico, In October,
1905. and
whereas. This congress Is the
greatest unofficial gathering Of repre-
sentative men in the United States;
and
whereas. The territory Of New
Mexico T. vitality interested in the
purposes and objects attained by
these congresses. and particularly In
the sixtieth congress
Now. Therefore, BE II Resolved
That this association pledges the
hearty support of its members in
making the meeting OF the Sixtieth
National Irrigation congress h most
successful In the history Of the con-
gross
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
LuCAL AND PERSONAL

Private W. Il. Buck. in charge Of
the army recruiting station at Socorro,
spent yesterday In the city.
Norman Mcintosh, OF Boston, Mass,
who had been working on a ranch in
Arizona, enlisted In the army here
yesterday. He was sent TO Fort Bliss,
Texas. last night.
Wilbur Harlan. advance manager
Of the Way Down East" company,
which comes here Friday and Satur-
day left last night for Prescott. Ariz.,
where the show plays next Sunday
night.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jennie Blake.
wife Of James T.. Blake. the Santa Fe
conductor. and wno died early yes
terday morning from injuries received
iu the explosion OF a coal oil can sew
eral weeks ago, will he held Tuesday
morning. The funeral at he home
on south Edith street viii occur at
: 30 o'clock. and al . O'Clock from
the Immaculate Conception church.
internent in santa Barbara cemetery.
The deceased was thlrty-five a OF
age, and Is survived BY a husband and
tAo children. A sister Is expected
here tonight from the east.
Carlotts LObato. aged sixty years. a
woman who had spent all her life in
old Albuquerque. died yesterday Of
pneumonia. The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning from the San Fee
lipe de Neri church.
Mrs {. Il. Coleman. OF this city. re-
ceived = telegram yesterday afternoon
stating that her son. A. d Coleman.
OF Kinsley. Kas.. had been seriously
burned by electricity She left last
night for that place on No. s.
r. r. Coffy. OF WinsiOw. Ariz. was
a visitor here yesterday.
Alexandra S~andoyal and j. +. silva.
two wei known sheep owners Of Cor
rallies. arrived here last night.
J. W Akers. OF santa Fe. arrived
here last night.
The funeral OF the late Mrs J. c..
clark viii b. held Monday at ?
O'Clock al the home. SIS South Wal
ter street
r. A. Clemens. the well known
ranchman Of Magdalena. was in the
city last night on his way from santa
Pc 20 the Socorro county town.
Little Marquee Coen. aged W
years and nine months. died at $50
yesterday morning at the home of her
parents. AR. and Mrs. : Il. Coen.
2iE Hazeldine avenue. The funeral
will b. held at e.3e r. m. Monday
from the residence with interment IN
Fairview cemetery.
Mrs Viola e. W1thers. wife % - G..
Mithe-s. Of E~fhnEham. III. died herr
FRIDAY. just -four daxs after arliNiDg
here with her husband Ia a last vain
quest Of health. The remains viii be-
sent By Undertake. Borders 90 the OLD
home for burial accompenied hy the
borsased husband
Hon. NJ A. Otero. former governor
Of New Mexico. aud Or. J. r sloan.
Of santa Pc. were in h city Tor a
short time last night on their way a.
Arizona nn a business trip
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
AMALGAMATED CONTINUES
TO CURTAlL PRODUCTION

New York. Dec. The directors Of
the Amalgamated Copper company
today voted 10 continue curtailing the
output Of copper from the mines Of
the company az ear as possible on a
uarifY with the present basis Of con-
sumption. X was also decided 10 au-
thorize the operating officers to each
close or continue operations In such
mines and Smctters a. they deem best
This later action Was taken with
a view Of concentrating the output 1T
such mines and smelters a. can be
most economically operated.
MORNING JOURNAL WAyr Ans
BRING RESULTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08

decided 10 hold a fneeting In some
public hall In January. The club Is
one Of the largest social organizations
IN the city.
The handkerchief sale held at the
Woman's club Thursday afternoon
was a conspicuous success socially,
and Melted a snug sum-, more than
st00 being cleared. Mrs. John Bor-
radalle was IN charge, being assisted
az various tables by Mrs. Solomon
Luna. Mrs. A. J. Maloy. Miss Armdo,
Mrs. Felix Baca. Miss Yrisarri, Miss
Mcclellan. Miss Nina Otero. Mrs. @.
y. Marion. Mrs. q. w. Harrison, Mrs.
Roderick slower and Mrs. II. p. owen.
Dainty refreshments were served.
t<
Friday evening the Michigan dub
met az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. otis
Baker, sos North Twelfth street. The
plan OF organization was more fully
discussed and the following Officers
.Avers elected Presldeut. Superinten-
dent w ID sterling. Of the public
schools. formerly OF Lansing Mich.
vice president, Mr.. 4. T. Bradley; Sec
retary-treasurer, Miss Florence Lott
After business had been disposed Of the
members Of the club enjoyed an 'ath-
letic meet" after WHICH tight refresh
NANEAANN NNNN " NAAa ~ NEAR EAA -
off with q good membership OF old
time Michigan people and bids fair 20
become a formidable rival Of the In
diana club.
A novel and very enjoyable enter
tainment vas given IN b Christian
church Tuesday evening In the form
~ a Country school Social" a num-
Der of grown people dressed As chill
dren taking the parts Of pupils and
others those OF visitors and members
OF the school board. The limitations
of school boy lessons were CONFUSING
ass was the lunch hour The pro-
gram included original essays. four
line recitatious. local hits. dialogues
and juvenile songs The take-off on
"a Friday afternoon special school
program Was perfect The addresses
bN two members Of the school board
were very entertaining and the rendi-
ton ~ the program was clever an the
way through The young people OF
the church planned the whole affair.
Professor Richards. OF the university.
acting as teacher The proceeds Of
The very original entertainment go TO
buying a. church piano II was Wit
messed hy a large and appreciative
audience
Mr. A J. Betfs and Miss Hannah
SQNers were married Thursday night
40 : o'clock al the home 81 the
bride 1ts south Arno street. the fret
N ceremony being witnessed by a
few favored friends 90 the contract
ing parties The father 81 the bride
gave her away. the Rev Hugh A..
cooper uf the PRESBYTERIAN church.
performing the ceremony. assisted by
he Rev Wilson J. Marsh. OF the
Congregational church. The bride
ard groom stood between two large
lnuhie windows In front Of beautiful
masses 90 pink and white carnations
ffe house was prcttily decorated Ia
tne same colurs. the bride being
DRESSED Ia e handsome lavender silk
guWn. After the Wedding Mr. and
Mrs Belts left Tor p Pazn and Mex
Icn nu q two weeks honey moon
trip. and after January is viii be "a
home To- their friends al 2te south
Arnn Mr. Belts 81 manager uf the
Farr Meat market and a self known
NounE business man. While % bride.
eho l. a musician Of talent. has a
iarru number % friends lei m CITY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
SUSPENDED PORTLAND
BANK TO RESUME

Portland. ore. Dec. THE Even
ing Telegram to-day says the Mer-
chants National hank. which sus-
pended November " g. solvent and
its resources are in root shape. The
report Of sank Examiner Wilson VIII
b. acted on ~ the comptroller OF the
currency In about ten DAYS and In ap-
proximately sixty days the Merchant
National VIII reopen Is doors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08

air. w. q Yoakum has returned 90
The cit, after a brief TRIP 20 Arizona
Mlss Mnhci FaN has returned from
Of visit Go rionas y rs Ankeies
Mr. A a Although. of Meadviilc
ra b. among the new arrivals ia the
riN
Mrs S9inmon Luna has issued 'nVi-
cations Tor breakfast December AZ, at
the Aivarado
Mrs Curacn. sister ~ Mrs 4 NJ
Coddiugtan. b. here from Globe, ArlNi
visiting uiends
Mr and Mrs. r. l.. Myers have
taken one OF The Maloy houses re-
Gently occupied hy On and Mrs Hunt
Mrs. h. Ksmpenich 2ga West central
usenuo has issued Invitations to u
card party for Wednesday. pecem-
ber No.
Miss Mas Bracket OF -if Garfield
afenuc pave a card party TUESDAY
evening attended By about "a dozen 81
her friends
Mrs a. a Frnst gaVe a progressive
fhimblr party SATURDAY afternoon. \
barge number ~ ladies came well
provided with Chrlztmas SEWING.
Mr. "A a esrudv. of SOS Park
avenue. Nas hostess "Wednesday az q
pleasant thlmbie party the first ot
. scuic- ~ such events
Mrs Whitfield of Boston. Mas
arrived Friday night Ca be- the guest
~ her sons Howard Clarke aud John
lee clarke
Mrs d " Jarrett arrived Friday
nirht from Erie ia to b. thr guest
af hrr dauFhtrr STR George 8
A.''A during =.
STR. and Mrs ~ IS HaEeu are
i%ertainIuE Ar and Mr. FIRED klcuc
nI Settle MHsh. af their home ON
coal arenue Mr. kietts BE- 81 sister
n MI Rogers
Str JHmes Wroth who ha. been
81 rl fHs rarents or and Mr. J
Nrffh fur fhe past $50 months
Doe rafurned tn rouupsh Nrt ehrro
o. BE- employed mininF engineer
Ar ufnI meeting n fne AnuuH
Fnanril 90 Gre Degree % ahuntae.
81 fnr Htdmfns hau Thureitf night
rsrif ana danc were H. features
" 's7 en'ns
une of the onfertainments nf the
rrek vas T. rnaufiN suelirg anunl a.
frr Harfief rhuHh TuaelaF COM
fnffrf ~ Pfrdsnf rEht nf the uni
Frrtiif f~sxrs ~ iunch being auc-
Haned - after TIE vt, tievsr pro
gram
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
-I22 So. Second Street

That THE greatest merchant is he whose announcements invariably bring to his store
many customers who will leave it feeling that they got even more than they had been led
to expect A special sale that will only attract customers to the event itself largely fails
of its purpose. The ideal special sale is one in which the customer not only secures such
bargains he was led to expect but feels so we'll pleased that that stores future an
will strongly attract him." And all this is precisely in line with the we'll
known principles of this store
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
MAN DIES FROM
INJURIES IN RUNAWAY
HART Succumbs 10 Injuries
Received In Northern Village last
Week.


Especial Dispatch To the Morning Journal
Santa Fe, y. NJ, Dec. 7.-Thomss
HART. OF HART a. Romero, Of Taos.
who received fatal injuries in a run
away in Taos last Wednesday. died
from his injuries on the following day.
according to information received
here tonight. The funeral took place
in Taos today.