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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
|DENTIFICAT|0 n
CHECK FOR EVERY
SOLD TER
METAL TAG TO Be
WORN BY ALL THE MEN
WA Serve TO Hasten Identifi-
cation in Case Of Death IL
Battle New Springfield
Rifle Coming Into Use,

Tire war department w8i shortly
~promulgats AZ additions 70 tie army
rewulsslona certain very Important
amendments to the regulations Tor IRE
government of the organized militia
a. 4 result ~ twc years experience 81
the war department 9Th affairs p
tanning to ms militia. Assistant seere-
tary oliver has prepared aew Fegula-
siens when wili BE- found n she at
sssaA Importance by ai militia nfEa-
n~lzatIens lie has recommended 60
the f1Uase committee on military af-
fairs that = provision 30 ncprtsoraten
ii the -fortheumina appropriation bib
FOR nrmlng the militia with the new
tyy7e ~ Springfield magazine rife npN
used by regular troops The neN reg
niations defne clearly the conditions
under which the militia may be usen
for the national defense ard It's rela-
finna 20 the regular army.
ny order of the secretary ~ war. an
aluminium Identification tag the alze
On 4 silver half dollar and ~ suitable
thickness. stamped gith the name.
rank company, regiment Of corps ~
the weaver, sill be @0Fn bY each III
cor ~ euttaacG NAAI u aH@ a*htF
@fHase the field ksi IA worn. the tag
u BE- suspended from the neck under
meath ths clothing. b. a cord Or thong
passed through q small hole IN the
tag II ia prescribed AZ part ~ the
uniform. and when mot w0rn as de
rected herein aiii be habstually Kept
ia the possession Of the owner. The
tag VIII b. Issued BY the -quariermas-
fer'e department Kratuit0usiy ~ en-
listed men and at cost price 20 Officers.
TFse Eternal Pension.
Those optimistic Htafeanien ana
atner persons who insisi. as James A.
Garfield did while a member u the
house tli5rty years ago, that the PEN
sion rolls viii gosn begin 70 diminish.
do NOT seem 10 be sWare ~ b fact
That there are nos on the rolls three
women 9ha are the daughters ~ rev
oiufg0nan soldiers They are AZ re-
veaied by the records ~ the pension
office. Rh6da Augusta Thompson 81
Woodbury.. Conn. Phoebe NJ Paine
ter. Of Taiiette, 8. y each s. years
s,id. and Mrs sarah G HUribpii. ~
Little Marsh. Pa "a Years olh. NnuI
about three ago d widow 81 q revaiu'
library soldier was drawing q pension
from the government The widows oil
soldiers ~ the war 81 1919. ~ho ara
on the pension rolls. number about
600 The number ~ wiasHg ~ snl-
dlers N the war with Mexico. whO are
drawing pensions, Il M into the
thousands II - said that apparently
rnr widow ~ .s@sy 15sH @ae %uFe 2
uniform IN the mnr with spain II an
applicant for a pension
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Chicago @4gA 10 -COntinued snaaii
receipts On the northwest were chieily
responsible today for strength IN the
local wheat market A the close
whest for MAY delivery was q
nc. Sentiment la the wheat pit wa
bullish an day and a good general
demand was in evidence for the great.
81 part Of the session. May opened
&c 10 &C higher at T6hc to rs G.
sold betv cen 75ar and 56A 70 &C.
and closed al 7sAI Sc. Trading IN
Inc corn pit was quite active. COM
mission houses aud local shorts being
good buyers. Cash houses were the
leading sellers. May opened IN
changed 10 &c higher al 45&c 90
43&c. advanced to 43 = & and closed an
43M N Nc. The oats market was
ann Trading wa in small volume,
Man opened q shade higher at 80 &C.
sold up to 36%c and closed at the
higher point.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

AhGHliEOlh.
~ W. sPENcER-
Architects.
aetA hh.a ss"'"'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

New York. Jan. I0.-COpper "a
higher abroadwfthspOt quoted az
flO7 lis cd and futures al IlOs 3 50
in London. Locally the market was
6rmer. available supplies being light
and demand moderate. Lake is quoted
.at sz426m28.T5. elcctrolyttc. az
$1,000 Ts4.25. and casting an SZ5-l5y
24.00. Lead was firm at Yesterdays
market advance locally, spot bong
auoted at $500 m6.3e. In London the
market was is sd higher ~ Lla LIS
ed. SpeIter was unchauge dat E24 los
Inn Inndou. and az 1855 us. Is locally
Bar silver. ss%c locafy- Mexican
hnIIara. I2Mc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

r J. ALStR. ID. % s.
onlcS 2rmb0 block, opposite Gel
den f,ule. Onice hours. so a. m, -
= 20 3 m 1870 fo 8 d. M. Both
phones Appointments made by mai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

The demand Tor placing county OF
nces on d salary ha-is ls MOT limited f1
any particular section. but c0mes from
every part % the territory The next
legislative assembly viii convene
within two weeks from today n the
enactment ~ "a law creating this re-
form should De- one ~ the very first
measure passed Until this D. done
there d absolutely no hope ~ ever
placing mann ~ the counties OF The
territory upon "A dollar FOR dollar basis.
Condition. are ripe for the change the
people demand ~ irrespective % party.
and the sooner tf the better Tor
everybody runcerned-silvef Ci'F In
dependent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
n you need a carpenter telephone
Ues eldeu. Anti Phone $50.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE


New york. Jan. 10.-The stock
market today was exceedingly dun
and narrow and the movement Of
prices very sluggish. There was some
appearance OF good absorption Of a
feW stocks which mad a sympathetic
strengthening effect on the general
market. but h responsive movement
dragged duly. The demand that inn
pressed sentiment was Tor a few OF
fhe usual speculative ~favoritrs ana
had the appearance Of revived opera
f.aHe hr pools which were previously
active in the stocks but which have
been quleseent FOR some time -.
Paul and Reading were especially la
Nored in this class ef operations.
There Was q striking movement also
1n NeW York Central aud some Of the
indusfrlals below the first class. espe-
cisIiF among the railroad cquipncni
companies. made good gains. There
were largards In b upward move
mfnt and exceptions after ~ was IN
aueurtfed. The activities Of the M
ferstate commerce commission and 81
other government fu-uCtiumarirs 10
measures OF lnlquity nr opposition On
+ corporations SEEMED tn focus the de-
preston. 30 was perCrpfinle in the
early heaxincss 20 Union Pacific auu
also m tho weakness 90 sue fuuia
sfnrks presumably haseA on the SUI
af The Missouri state officials against
fhr combination amongst those roads
There vas "a sharp break Dob The Ca
madam TurfH. eEuup which seemed io
hr connected Nifh che large advances
nnlfh hove occurred Dos fnuse stock
n Uluar.fIuu nffn hopes ~ dlFlacna
Increases unirn nafH nnI been fulii
f.aHrfH fhf $3.50 laan ID fr Nffa ruled
IsIHn .f Her Ianf bod fnHHU HHIU nl
IlI. NIaf.f then HN Jos rHf fur umf
..na ISL anf nrIHH zoo Disturbing
RI .f fH hraHt RI Niauld aud
..NaHIHn l.I HNunf HHlIr1 tH'
HIt.H fHH HrI fN
"H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

The question u decent public roads
81 nm ever important one and becomes
especially pronounced when climatic
conditions are rs "a present u ~ tn
BE- hoped thai the Legislative assembly
which cunvenes az Santa Fe on the
2lst or thls month wiz take some rad
zeal action looking 90 an improvement
~ the entire system In the territory.
but barring thls there Is a great work
FOR the county commissioner 90 DO in
providing pesaable roads in Grant
cnunty-Slieer city Independent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

The appointment last week by Gov
ernor Hagerman ~ Or. a. NJ Light.
president 81 the Silver city normal
school. 60 succeed himself as a mem
Der 81 the territorial board % educa-
ton. his term thereon having expired
on January ]. is a deserved tribute 20
that gentleman and q recognition
which Ia appreciated by ths people ot
this. section. Or. Light rs thoroughly
experienced and Informed in educa-
tional matters and during the past
term has given the duties ~ biz office
faithful and conscientious attention.
silver CIlI Inlnnrn1ent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Now congress ls in good temper 20
enact an anti-Eamhling Saw n viii
probably wait long enough tn sec n
the Arizona legislature means business
and if b. fails Go act promptly we will
have a federal anti-Eambling bin.
which WlI prohibit this vice in ali N
the territories Of the United states and
she coming legislature must not de-
ccive Itself in believing that ID can
postpone tire enactment Of this law
until congress adlourns and then fan
10 enact the ave.. because two such
scheme have been played and the
third ulli fan OF results Tucson star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Kansa City. jar I0@Cattle re-
ceipts. 1909. including 900
market. steady 20 strong. Native
steers. S4.O0ms-50s southern steers
93.z5n5.0G. southern COWS, s2.VVM
37stnatiye COWS and heifers, 500
500. st0ckers ana feeders. $50 q
AIS. bulls. S3.G0 40. calves, s5-5
0T5n. western fed steers, s3.Za 4
$50. western fed COWS. &2.50M soc
Sheep receipts. 1000. market
steadv. Muttons. ss.65 M5.75: lambs,
Sg.75M7.g0. range 0ethers, s4.9V@
$50. fed ewes. $500 SIS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Fellow Newspaper men, urmly re-
solve that during the year 1897 you
wljI resist the temptation 90 call the
nyster 4fhe t8otnEome biyalFe
Trinidad Chranleie-News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

For pfo-lps ard coSrr1ecuG treatment
and the very choicest OF meats you will
make no mistake by calling on Emil
KIeInwOrt, ia North fhird 5 Get, OF
teIepboning your order in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

A Pennsylvania seer predicts that
within fw0 years 40 The rivers 0f the
world viii ary up II Is 90 be hoped
that the prophets N disaster Will dry
up al the same tima-Ei Pas0 Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Washington. lar tb-Ihe senate
in executive session to-day c0nnFWed
ne nomination IT Edward g. Herring
Ton 10 he United states Judge for "a"
district ~ Nevada.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Chicago. Jan. I0.-Cattie receipts
s.00e. market steady TO strong
Beeves. s4i5MTI5: cows and heiieFs
sls5M4 .z5. st0ckers ana Ieeoefr
t260M4.75: Texans. $s-49 A-9V'
calves. ss.50ds.T5.
sheen receipts. 1900: market
steady. sheep. s3,501 SIS; lambs,
.g4T5MT.-5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Charlotte. s. G.. Do advertising tts
winter climate b. asserting that one
0f It's plumbers has gOn ID bank
ruutcv Iii PaFo News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

THERE are neopfe reading our FOR
Rent column today VINO would make
desirable tenants for that vacant house
81 yours. There will be tomorrow
too; and there is time enough for you
10 get your ad In that column tomor-
row. It should bave been In TO-DAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Bonds we're irregular. Total SAFES.
par value. sI.s52,0 GOO. United states
twos. coupon. declined y per cent on
call.
Prime mercantile paper at
money on cait. steady. at - G6 per
cent; silver, ssMc-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
Niatsg siocks

furnished by r. ~ Graz g. Co. brok'
ers. over their Swn private wires 10
Alhuquerque. ~. M, Jan. co. Q
Amalgamated Copper +-ils# lts =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Texlno Democrat The average man :
son takes after the nearest pretty girl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
THE ALBUQUERQUE JUNK co,
500 SOuIh Second Street.

Pays the highest possible prices for
Junk Of all kinds, Old Iron, Brass,
Copper, Bottles. Zinc. Lead. Tin,
Rags, Rubber. Paper. etc. Old Fur
niture. Wagons. Baggies. Harness, in
fact any old thing has a value. We
pay Cash for anything of value. Sen
postal OF call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

German corned beef has been fOun'
10 BE- had. but German sausages ar
Nurat-El Pas0 News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

tell the facts Trinidad Chronicle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
Pressoftbe
SOutbWeSt

ne..nndent IlIiior.

New Years resolution. thou art .
paste diamond.-FOrt Worth star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Big Mexican Power Project
Mexico city. Jan. 10.-A ten nlA-
ilon dollar corporation headed bJ IN
rique Greet has been formed = uahe
qvrr au~-fecr~se g4suspf and Irrigation
enterprise near santa EOsaIis Chi-
huahNA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
FLEISCHER

~ e1t-H-I4DA 0L4Lhf E0Nu EEAldT ant
outbuiidings lot 50x142. S. Edith st
81, 70D-4-ro0m new frame cottage,
bath. etc. in Highlands.
81. 50O-4-room frame cottage, bath.
lot 5ox142, close in. fine shade and
fruit trees.
2,00D-5-room frame cottage. new.
bath. cellar. well built. 5. Walter st.
81, ooO-4-room frame cottage, near
shops. lot 50x142, on a line.
&6o0-s-rOom frame cottage, near
shops. corner lot, easy payments.
81. 20o-6-room frame dwelling. lot
10ox120, y. Eighth ST
81. 200-5-r0om frame cottage, mod
ern. y. Twelfth st, on car Line.
81. 20O-4-room frame cottage, y
Eighth st. Easy terms
s.. s00-9-room. 2-story brick; bath.
cellar. electric lights cement walks
on Highlands. close In.
81, o00-5-room new brick cottage.
n Eighth 81 adobe -utbuiIdines
f2.100-i-room modern brick cottage.
bath. electric lights. good location
f-s000-5-room new brick cottage
electric lights y. Second e.: ;sso
cash. balance 90 time az s per cent
81, 1h0-5-r0om nOdeFn adobe, vel
built nicely finished large grounfs
Good OutbuildingH. trees and shrub
berry. Fouth ward.
- 4oo-s-r00m fname dwelling. N
corner close In lei 7EHlsa, nre
shade trees.
A me piece ~ business property fst
lr.
sams sooa ranches fer sale close q.
EflE.
fatt6-s-room brick ositass am
ef.If4e Nahta bern. corner lot sea
lAa d Second street
fl a.N-arTHlIu fraUn naw ham
shaaa irsss ciu salsr. Elsh lsca
NeH.
t4-fFaqla fams clliaEf bsth
ei. + aFlH msfft
NNNN-frIaau ifafr tElf slaafs.
NaHfa Tees aaIaHHV la gl.lX
HNfIr raFI
a.ell Al an - Ha Iral Eslsts
q ltH hflff n lHiflfs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
.WooI%~

hsfFfeHuas asassl a tffE
Ils nlHl fHa Hfes aiIH NeaIs
q Ha ANHs4lat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
HELP
HELP wANTED-FemaIe.

WANTED-Lady for office Work
and 10 take orders. Give age, expert
ence and reference. Salary, SIS per
week Reply with stamp. F. f. Barr
Topeka, Kansas
WANTED-Young giri 10 assist IN
homework, JWo in family. Mrs. Hen
derson. 1913 :, High.
WANTED-Competent girl for gen
eral Homework. Apply mornings.
John Lee Clark. 500 Roma ave II
WANTED-Glri for light house
work. SIS : High 81 Jlz
WANTED Woman for general
housewOrk. Mrs. NJ. o. C~hadbourne,
1916 North 10 street. il
WANTED-woman to cook. In
quire at once. Santa Fe Hospital. If
WANTED-Girl for general house
work Mr.. Robert + putnss, 6lS
". Copper. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
ARMY CHANGES


PORT TOWNSEND. May ~
nsr s Artillery eerps. after BE-.
~ d,ssaed and sahdlvldsa under
,~e<r, orders iasuea hy the war de.
..,,msus received assignments IN
800 as fellows Ftrnt tight ar
9s<rr. n command % Col. Geo 5
l,-,nss e FeFt sill. Oklahoma Ter
rnary. eeeond mountain artillery,
= seusmaaa % Col = W. Tasicr
4 yvra Russell. wyoming. Third
~, srtillarv. Lieut.. Col Niles
.srrsnalnx. 70 Fort sam Houston,
r.xss, Fourth mountain artillery
rsss Nnnas McClcskey IL earn.
-rss % Vancouver barracks
rrA fleta artillery. to Fort Tea
.s.xmth. Kansas. commander not
s.x.mstsA sixth field artillery q
rsrs Rsley. Kansas. commander not
ss<lsazied.
cspt Clarence n<eus ard Lieut.
rsrFc:ts. e this district are trans
erres 20 Fort Sil. oklahoma
Asa ". Y. I0chest and n W
ts,,sr e from here 20 fort Rus
N wfunins Cap. Fred T.
lszsln Is assigned % tHty Nth The
rstra artillery a. Fort Sam Hous'
-. Texas
lfmt n q Miller. who has re.
erred fram 4 phoFt leaNe af al.
esfr ana eho wAs gecena. pai
- a. he giies es promotion as a
.~snls II the court martial. sees "a
rtseeaTsr Barracks With the
r.ar,h artillery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Here Ia portrait Of American captain Of Industry who "a
worth hundred millions dollars.
90 YOU KNOW
. worlds he might. stroke
o. outrank IN wealth Rockefeller Carnegie weyefhasases
Vanderbilt. Could
HAVE YOU EvER AgARp or Aimf
lie rich merchant Who he dues not believe fn trusts
CAN YOU NAME HINT
we'll Tomorrow.
eusveiy fuli will he told for the
first uNanxprF intensely interesting interview
this all % honesty IN
business tie vii dacuas the greatest problems Of our In
dustFsal life
Tho sxrelieny written BY nlar Housh special cor
respondent Read Il ba surprised that not "a
liar the Who has piled for
himself and hs remarkable family The colossal fauns Of tioo
100000
lrs GRANGE TO KNOW An IMPORTANT NEW Flo
uRG ~ AMERICAN LifE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
KENT NEWS ITEMS


KKST. Nsy ~ rwia. we're
bern a NJ aaa Mrs chitssns.a
SATURDAY ngsht Ths msthrr snA
babies 49, doing nierlr At tie hos
pitaI
fadss Root at N. .tass .uprsns
court viii he ths speaker 81 the
htEh sehaai commencement eeeTs
ri.ss "Wednesday svsnfns Ttsf.
wfit - auslr ~ eNuFas witch
Nart u q. rayiasan = tfsininE
Mr.. = gsisem wNi sIaa Tas
iaFaesf class tH tbs histnxv % tha
sehcel VIII be graduated isis year
Whttwarfh fsftsas Hss given twa
seeetafsHl SO - 1Nts Ts2Fs efstusfs
fng Fsass ths hf4trst sehaisrahta
snfitttnn tse hasaer - f@ar ssass
frse tusstan II thr reftsas gees -
the first hnnar ssaarnf af the feur
years easrs~ Marguerite Hafiraa
vhe fssds eu sxsFe3s rrssa - essf
"a Ths e4hsr fuf a twn Nsefs ttIs
fiea gees a. Eawtn Mitchell. th4
s.rana hnaef stasnus. ~fth an kvsfs
a.s grade - ever 81
NJ ard Mfs e v afsan. $40 haze
bees sssgtnK As#s since fh@iF az
ftvst ffess HaaafWin. haze faaahs
= rsass En- Seattle and uersa there
saf aFaey
Ntn. mssehefs tcak tha third ds.
gree aua catered TIE aurrtert
a. the ia.f rn~stins - ths odd rel.
loss Saturday ntRtt afeF whiFh
there Hsa banquet en1 Nenefsl
Eoea time
Ms sstas raaf aRa Aifassn 81
Eunafaaia are vtsittns ~ tfs horse
~ ner parents a. sna AIRS. joins
uis=sif
NJ Frank Hs1t .na faniiy -
a~asfts uers visiting utth he
usoshsr SUNDAY.
Ths snnuni memoffal sefraan vas
efven HuaHay merninF az tns Epis.
ropsi sharrh ~ fxsT noainsy ArneT.
TIE members - fhe snraf q. a q.
pest sas - ihs tadies Relief Corps
attended On a body The riaa "a 20
rot have any, special services rn
Memorial DE- shis year. hat q r0fn.
mistss has b~en sppcsat~a % put
flags 49, fie~sTs on she srsves q
their old comrades.
Mr y A. stuart va hurte over
punhaH
r Atvarf kas hsaWht q house
zad 70 srrss ~ lard frofn , neHnr.
situated On TIRE trev - fhs h'ii est
% Eeat
noLo IAsT ssRvicE.
The last service IN the Bethany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
sssrosas LOVE LETTERS
cAusE Mn TO RESIGN

CHICAGO. Mar e Charged With
srelas ievs lsfters - MIS- Charles
sszslsr csmposIi. "a Foatsr av.. a
wnter ug his rongregation. thu
~. 1csa Johns p4ror 90 the
s.xnsra&ls Congregational ehnfch
y Fsrrnxut nnd North panilna. has
sn,snea his resignation 70 the
esrk az trustees and "a seeking
nahsF passoFate tiere r. ous %
- ssfsfa
.Dssr~a nw yoa IA ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
SALOONS PLEASED WITH
ANTI FREE LUNCH LAW

are served. The majority Of saloon
msn eliminated the free stew aud
the cracker some time aEo,
Even such place a. BILLY
Mugs" which has been heraided far
and wide as the original FRYE lunch
liquor emporium, 10 untainted with
the free stew odur
Said the owner thls morninE
This place Is known from Cape
Horn 10 the Arctic circle because
Of the advertising Il has received
Ia The Star. and other papers. A
a matter Of fact there never was
any free lunch on tap here Do
YOU see any around YOU There
was never - much ~ cracker
given away here We have never
found Il necessary. IL We save a
lunch here we'd have 60 make the
place five times a. large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
MOUNTAINOUS ON JAusr.

Tho monntaineeFs yesterday sook
. tramp on Mercer island and cover.
al = distance Of SIREN miles heforr
ih~ir return 20 the eity lsia 10 ihs
afternoon. A trip wiii ~ made %
Belleviaw nsxt sunday leaving
i.sehi Para At O'Clock IA the
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
slsls eooo AIoiso PLACE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May IL
The safest place "a hide Ant-
thing from Rrying eyes Or Idle
hands Ia the family elhles vas the
eamsttr comment OF Miss MAfy
Rearder. Of Hartford. Who asserted
bsfure the conneetirut Valley con.
fersncs % Unitarian Congregational
churches that the good book sac
passing iuse aesaeluae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
MONKEY slrss PARK saupss.

NEW YORK. May g. -ois Nick.
lava uaonkeY attacked Patrick
Keenan,. q keeper IN the primatsa
house. in Central psrk. and biz hlm
several times before he vas driven
Oft. old Nick ~as xisen 10 tbs 400
Gin weeks ago. lie vas formerly
a pet 10 a private fsuiiy. bat he
became vieions and Vas sent o. The
park en- that account
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NEBRASKA APPROPRIATION
MAY YET Be VALID

II now seems probable that the
ti6.eeo appropriation Of the leafs,
laiure OF Nebraska Tor an exhibit
At the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo
ssiieu may yss b. valid desrits the
fact that the bill was vetoed by
tiovernoF sheldon Of that state The
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lauesss rtssrlr TO pEArH.

SHENANDOAH. Pa. MAY 81
Following q fst % laughter provnk.
ed b a fanny story told her b her
neat door nsishbor. Ars Adam
Nakosski uas ssiaed With apo
plexy and died within a few min.
nfss sns waa % yeaFH old
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...ous -sILLV rHG MUGS
AMONG BAR ROOMS THAT Rs.
,o,cs AT NEW lAw--FEw or
sssr SALOONS sGRvE FRsE
srsws ANYWAY.

n, saloon men Of the city with
...v Few exceptions are pleased
~ he new ordinance prohlhltink
-. lunches. which became a law
.ssav aad will 90 all in their pow
= "a carry cut the provisions OF
4. law The iaw Il meant 20 reach
- fIoatlng element witch makes
4. headquarters IN she saloons %
4, soutA end uheFe free lunches
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Presbyterian church. Thifa avenue
north and Harrison street. Sas
held yesterday View. W A. Major.
for the past "a years pastor. preach
81 on the subject 'leavfns Tho ola
tiome Next Sunday the eoaEre-
sati0n will worship IN the nsw
home. first avenue north and Hoy
street
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church this morning. aud as soon
a. nv Eaze fell upon you | felt
thflll pefmeate my whole being lie.
fore ] cav you had felt your
pfesence, but when At last my eyes
encountered yours I felt that ! Naa
Inspired. aud then knew that 1
must tell you how | fall"
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ethts picture shows she tsle-
seaps cot he'd opened and clos
81 most convenient ard
practical cot hed Tor eli out =ef.
door aud Alaska use Can ba
folded. placed IN hsg and EAST
iv carried any disIance-ths
REGULAR price - this he'd +
t46e wa make this specie
Introductory price Ter the ~.
ne week .....4... s1.p6
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very n.at. attractive styis
nah ROD krr. spindle back and
arms solid Hant. vide panel
IN hae IA very eomfortaelss
easy foFker--fe4iiar value
f11es specially priced for the
week ss. ....*s....so1.76
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special out of the ordinary rocker week

aHtyoo nHds-dT hesea reths most beulro eda
rock o