Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-19

on Thursday evening. December
~. at 1880 O'Clock. the local W. c
r.. g.. viii hold a temperance rally
ut the First Baptist church. The pas
tors OF the city will give short talks
on the recent advance, and influence
of prohibition. Rev. W. w. Havens,
superintendent OF The anti-saloon
league. viii also be present and de-
liver "a short address on Constitution
al Prohibition Mrs. NJ. j.
Borden, who for sixteen years
was president Of the New Mex
leo ". G. r. t., and who will leave
this week for a few months stay IN
California. viii give m address on
the Giant Graft Of the Time" Ths
program viii be Interpreted viii COCO
and appropriate music, n an elo-
c%utionary selection.
Auditor G NJ. Smith, OF the Harvey
system. left last night for San Fran
cisco. whence he viii sail on his
three-mOnth trip 10 Nicaragua anu
Costa Rica. He viii be Joined in san
Francisco by several friends, some OF
whom have Travelled extensively
through Central America. The trip
down the Pacific To Cofinto Nicaragua
will take fifteen days. While fishing
In Lake Nicaragua. hunting in the
Wilds and visiting the Stein-Smith
and chocolate plantation, Mi
Smith viii take several hundred
photographs.
The Calumet club is q very busy or
ganization al present, issuing invita-
tions TO friends for a grand bali 10 be
ia the Elks' ball room on Dec.
81. New Years eve. The club Is Il
strong believer In doing things VI
brown so no effort or expense will BE-
spared In making the event the most
elaborate social happening Of the sea-
II is the intention Of the club to
the old year out in proper style,
md a large number of guests viii be
present.
Edward e. Burke. secretary of the
Mexico statehood league, who,
accompanied Governor Curry to the
.iatehood meeting yesterday, returned
mis- home iu Santa Fc last night.
Nh. Hurkc has issued "A clever little
MeXiro card which gives a Ions
of interesting facts about the ten
'itory and which viii be presented for
distribution 10 the delegates from New
feNico who go to Washington to work
or statehood.
William N. Lewis. aged ~ years or
West Pacific avenue, q we'll known
.mploye uf the Santa Fe s~torckeepcrs
department.. died yesterday AT the
Fc hospital. Funeral arrange
nents will be announced later Lewis
Who was q veteran n the Santa I"e
prVice. ana who had q wide circle oi
friends. 81 survived by a wife and one
ON. Richard LOWS.
The city ANA county schools viii boz
cpreseuted ncNt week a. the mnctina
the Territorial Educational a%ssocia.
lou bN sixty teachers as wei as by tho
iigh School Young Ladies' Gles
Twenty of the teachers go from,
district schools, ten districts pay
the expenses of their teachers 60
he gathering
Colonel william H. Greer. former
y president Of the Albuquerque
traction company. and for some time
nuneCted with various interests In
.lhuQuerque. passed through the city
esterday on tho limited, en- route To- {
Angeles. Colonel Sellers. Of this
veg. met Nj. Greer nt The depot s
Attorney r. T. HAN. of Gallup.
pent yesterday in the city u~ansactins Z
igd business q
William g.. smith. of Dcming. ,
transacted business boz Albuqucrqu ,
Wednesday,. =
Manuel =. q chavez, "a merchant of /
Rafael y NJ. arrived iu the citl ;
night ,
Joe Rams fhe baseball player aud d
liitn Martinez engaged in am argu- q
in pld Town Tuesday night.
hich resulted in Rams striking Mar ;