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floDEL NAhEk SHAPING a M0DEL.

burg-American line, and the Kaiser VII
line, both surpassed the British boat in
actual speed figures. But the Cunard
line has scooped in every record for the
British flag, and all other companies
seeking honors at sea must build boats
which can skim across in less than five
days.
Germany will not accept defeat, how
ever. The taste of supremacy was too
sweet.
Over in Bremen. where the North Ger
man Lloyd Company has its headauar-
tiers, there is building where every
day the greatest marine experts in Ger
many gather about long tank and watch
the performance of miniature ocean liners
drawn through the water by a travelling
crane. These models, made of paraffin
wax, are the embryo shapes of great
greyhounds of the sea which some day
In the not far distant future, If the homes
or the German constructors come true
Will race across the water and win back
for the fatherland the prestige recently
lost to Great Britain.
OF course the North German LIoyd like
every other great shipping concern, has
maintained an experimental station for
many years. Long before the keels Of
It's Dig passenger steamers have been
laid clever designers. engineers and build
ers have peeped into the future through
intricate sbut absolute calculation, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08

Written for The Star.
- ERMANY is looking for some
laurels she lost recently on the
North Atlantic ocean. These
~ laurels entitled the kaiser's peo-
pie to swell up with pride when
any one talked about ocean travel.
German names when applied to ocean
greyhounds were synonymous with the
"swiftest thing afloat," and the sturdy
Teuton sailors proclaimed the superiority
of their lines as expresses of the seas to
all the world.
But England came along little while
ago with two swift monsters of the deep.
and while the whole earth shouted and
the sea gave pack the echoing roar Of
enthusiasm. the crown of glory for speed
on the bounding billow was transferred
to one ]. Bull. And now the British
lion wears it on his tousled head, cooked
trifie to indicate joy and defiance.
The wonderful performance of the new
Cunarders, Lusitan!a and Mauretania,
were sad blows to the proud boasts. of
German shippers. These wonders of the
deep made a new epoch in the history of
ocean travel.
|. While Cunard boat, the Lucania held
the Queenstown-Sandy Hook record from
1896 until the Lusitania's first voyage last
September, the Deutschland of the Ham
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"Don't Be. a Juggler."
rom the PHILADELPHIA Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Yes, I'm getting disguised with the
business" said juggler at local vaude-
vile house this week. Nowadays We
have to risk our lives at every show to
get round of applause, and yet the
hackneyed monologue artist can get just
as much by denouncing his mother-in-
law. Thera WIS a time when the audi
ence was satisfied If l juggled fancy
parior. lamp or the end of whip or
tossed uT-three or four balls while stand
ing on my head on a trapeze, but now
we'll. they DON'T Sc m to get thrilled at
anything. ! do some difficult stunts and
break about 81 worth of stuff a week.
Why, the stuff l carry would furnish an
ordinary two-story house. 1 have triple
the expense of comedian, have to keep
in perfect physical condition can't smoke
or drink, and yet l don't get as much as
cracked-voice joke huckster. Don't be
a hl2Qlar.',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
Conversation and Education.

NAon cuScesS haSaZlne.
The school and the college employ the
student comparatively a few hours a day
tor Few years: conversation is a training
In a perpetual school. Many get the best
part Of their education in conversation.
1t is great ability discoverer. a great
revealer Of possibilities and resources. II
stimulates thought wonderfully. We think
more of ourselves II We can talk well.
IL we can interest and hold others. The
power to do so increases our self-respect.
our self-confidence
No man knows what he really possesses
until he makes his best effort to express
to others what is in him. The avenues
of the mind fly open. the faculties are
alert. Every good converser has felt a
power come to him from the listener
which he never felt before, and which
often stimulates and inspires to fresh en-
deavor. The mingling of thought with
thought, the contact Of mind with mind.
develops new powers, as the mixing of
two chemicals often produces new third
substance. -
To converse well one must listen well
also-hold ones self in receptive atti-
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
How the American Hen
Rolls Up Dividends

~ HE American hen made good this
year and helped to roll up divi-
4 dends that beat ever records Of
Standard Oil profits. According to the
annual report just issued by the
Secretary of Agriculture, the hen is
one of the next best money making
things to the trusts. The farm dairy prod
Hcts for the year reach nearly $500. OOO. 600.
More than $500 100000 represents the
value of poultry and eggs produced on
farms in 1907. This industry, says the sec
rotary in his report, has advanced at such
a rate that no arithmetic can keep up
with II, and represents a 10 per cent in
crease over last year.
The hens of 1907 were above the average
intelligence, too. and along with land
lords, they caught on to the rise in living
and advanced the prices or their product
d. The average farm price of eggs in 1905
was II cents; for 1907, 1872 csnts.
4 Poultry also sold on the swell of prices
Dressed poultry at wholesale in New
York the report says, sold for 1872 cents
in 1905: this year for 149 cents.
Dairy products, says the Secretary. are
much more valuable than any crop except
corn. and are equal to one-third of the
value OF all cereals. The poultry products
are worth more than the wheat crop.
MIX and butter. in sympathy with other
dairy products. sold higher this year. The
price of butter increased four and three
quarter cents pound over 1906. Milk in
creased three-fourths of cent a gallon.
The secretary says the farmer has rea-
son to be thankful for tremendously
been rewarded with products the sum of
whose value is S.412 100000.
Then the Secretary losses this bouquet
to the farmer in his annual report: 'Tt is
the farmer who has sent credit to expatri-
ated Americans; it is he who has pro-
vided the immigrant with millions to send
every year to the loved ones in the old
countries; and, IL there Is still any credit
to dispose Of. the farmer has provided the
american traveller in foreign countries
with his pocket money"
The farmer Is concerned in the nations
oaIance or International trade, inasmuch
as ne provides the great bulk of the for
elgn credit which other classes of persons
oraw upon in the contrary movement of
credit against this country, he SAYS
Inc farm sustains most of the great
export movement. High prices the report
says, helped to swell the exports as ex-
pressed in money. and for the first time
IN the history of the world a country ex-
ported agricultural commodities of home
production to a value greater than 81 600
UoVO. In the year ended June 80. 1907
me domestic exports of farm products
were valued at 81 ,055, 600, OOO or $40. OOO. 900
above the high record of the previous
year.
Animals sold from Iarms and slaugh-
Tered on them In 1907 were worth about
fUoo.oVo. Public confidence in the meat
INDUSTRY, which received a tremendous
shaking the previous year by Upton Sin
ciar jungle" book and the consequent
agitation, the report says, has been fully
restored NAA AeiAS
All things considered. the Secretary
says, the farmer was one of the most suc
cessIul business men of the country dur
ing the past year.
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have seen just what such and such a
ship would be l4ne. how much water
she would displace, and how much coal
she would burn, and how many miles
of blue water she would leave behind
her in given time.
But while this has been going on for
years, it took the performances of the
great Cunarders, Lusitania and Maure-
tania, to bring about the present activity
at the testing station. and to inspire the
present arrangements for the most de-
tailed trials.
The German shipping men are taking no
chances this time. They are planning
boats which must not only equal the
Cunarders, but they must beat them.
After the plans of proposed vessel
have left the draughting room they are
taken to the matchmaking department
and the men who turn out the miniature
ships get busy. There is an ingenious
device for making these parafin wax
forms, which enables the maker merely
to run small wheel over the pattern
desired and a duplicate wax model is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08

fashioned in an adjoining compartment.
The models are about twenty feet long
ample size for minute study Of condi-
tons in and out of the water. AS soon
as one is finished it is taken to the tank
room and placed in the water beneath
the travelling crane referred to before.
1t is fastened by banus to horizontal
bar. and as the traveller moves it is forced
through the water.
The, carriage is SO arranged that the
model may be worked to and fro. right
or left, zigzag or in curves. The en-
gineers watching the tests take volu-
minous notes, and, aided by certain in
genious instruments. they are enabled
to estimate the horsepower necessary to
drive "a ship built on the lines Of the wax
form at the speed desired.
Many of the models-scores of them, in
fact-iare consigned to the rubbish heap
after lthe. first test. 1t takes dozens Of
experiments to prove a model satisfac-
tory. and to indulge in paraphrase
many are sent for, but few are want
ed" "a.
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The case of the Kronprinzessin Cecile is
interesting. Long before her keel was
iald the model makers were busy. but
one after another the carefully planned
forms were tried and found wanting in
some particular. They drew too much
water they wabbled, or they were too
slow. By the time twenty-five models
had been rejected the engineers developed
symptoms OF restlessness, and only that
splendid determination which is a char
acterlstic of the Germans kept them at
their task. Another score went the way
of the first batch, and finally the fifty
mark was reached. The fifty-first model
was accepted, and the weary experimental
force got a chance to recuperate from
the long and terrible strain.
But 1t Is just this sort of work which
will send forward in leaps and bounds
the development of the ocean-going ex-
press. 1t Is just this sort of determined
effort which makes ocean travellers dream
again of the three-day boat of the future,
and 1t gives the dream a suggestion of
reality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
WHEN THE INDIANS
BURN THEIR DEAD
Striking Description of a
Yuma Indian Funeral Pyc
That Is Worth Reading,

tFrom The Yuma. Atiz. Examiner
Red. rcd. red. OF every hue and
shade rcd % the sunset and the deem
Copiuus roses. brown rcd. crimson rcd
and scarlet flame. hut not the red a.
derp-WcIIiug life. NOT the rich corpus
cular chh OF the rivers of life. not tine
dark VcuIl flow OF the dccp-scafcd
human Iitc. for tho woman la red WAS
"a corpse
God such "a funeral! Yuma has
seen thr burning of the bodies of a
thousand Indians. vet the speejaytc
never losses its aspect Of terror. and
The horribly fascinating details forever
~I-rt'r Ansrwsrd the memory is au
eternal shock.
This time the pyro was building for
"a woman he sguaw 81 Indian Io"
They sent her spirit bon flame 20 sumo
set Tuesday evening from among Tho
iepco7 ou the Tow nscnd tract. south
of N'sf Yuma. back to the suuLs
aud .n tho great spirit klndIing ils
sun and who is the light 81 the sun.
She Yves q lover OF ed This
washed bit % skll hrnnxed claN "a
few DAYS walked with "a rhiid's
vanity among her tribe of red chit
drru- haunting with rcd. Even th.
blankets uf her trrer we're the same
ntight stain and BIER Thin and shine
mcring -crapc was O. rich crimson
unduiBfInu
All uf these garments. fantastic
lraperies and savage delights ~ her
In positive urgent Nfc color. aud ~n E
with her dead smile like rose lea .es
shattered. las There awaiting one
spark uuou the finder On destroy the
poor deserted temple of what had
been
Each 'ayrr % wood they covered
and wound with red cloth. When thc ,
rfrc was high enough they made a
red shrHui iu its center from one &C.
the vivid blankets and Itld her there
with the dying sunset On her deaf. /
drawn face I
And Then the squavs of the camp I
tossed each something " their own
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
MAN
GETS GALLUP
CONTRACT
aHesseIden viii Con-
StruCt New Jail for Mckinley
County Is Now Building.
Court House,

Wallace Hosselden. the we'll known
contractor who recently sccurcd the
contract for the construction Of Me
kinney cOunty's new courthouse at
Gallup, has just been awarded an adj
ditional contract for a county iait.
which is 10 be built on the some
grounds with the courthouse. The
new jail liz Ia be modern and com
modious with steel cages and solid
walls that viii give Mckinley county
n Of the best prisons in the terri
tory. The western county is on "A
very satisfactory financial footing lust
now. having on hand sufficient funds
FOR the construction OF an the necce-
sary county buildings without re-
curse 90 4 bond issue. Mr.. Hes,ol-
den has already begun work ON the
courthouse, and the jail will also be
way In the immediate future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

firm. Reports of rain in the south
west which will delay harvesting
operations, and the talk of small yields
Of winter wheat affected the market.
Trading during the last half hour Of
the session wa active. The market
opened quit weak but closed strong
and with prices near the high poin OF
the day. September opened II n Il to
y a re lower At 90Ac to gle. sold Off
to 80 sc and Tel advanced to 80 * c.
The close was at 92# al re. Corn
closed strong and close to the high
price of the day. September opened
Z to &c lower at 51%c to 81 = c, adj
vanced to SPA C and closed at 53%c.
Oats closed strong. September opened
hc to Nc lower at 37%c to 37Mc,
sold at 375sc and then advanced 10
3S &c. The market closed at 80 c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
HELP WANTED-FemaIe


WANTED-Cook and housekeeper for
family OF two. References required.
Higest wages. Address j. j. j., Morn
ing journal office.
WANTED-Girl to accompany fam
lily to mountains for six weeks. Good
wages, fare paid. a. b.. McGaffey,
room 3, First National Bank building.
WANTED-A rirl Tor general housework: nj
washing; good wages. Apply 523 North
Fourth street.
WANTED-A girl for general homework.
Address Mat, care Morning Journal.
WANTED-Woman cook. $50, 90 per month.
Apply at this office.
WANTED-A certain number OF boarders
pay your fixed expenses. every one above
that number pays you a profit. you can al
ways keep the number right by using the
want columns Of the Morning journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
KEEP YouR HEAD UNCOVERED
The Constant Wearing uf u Hat Prop
nghtcS Dnndrun Gcrms.

There are many mon who wear thcif
hats practically am the time when
awake, and are blessed with a heavy
shock of hair. yet 10 tho scalp of these
same men once became infested with
dandrun germs, the parasites would
multiply all The quicker for lack OF
AFR. Badness would tusup a- the uu4l
result. Nowbro's Hcrpictdc Kills THESE
germs ana stimulates unhealthy hair
20 abundant growth. Hcrpicido o. a
pleasant hair dressing as Wtll as :
atom of injurious substance. Sold it.
leading druggists. Send Toe Boo stamps
for sample tu The Hcrptyidc Co.. d..
truit. Mich. Two sizes. Doc and Htpu.
u. II. Briggs a Co. special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

Sow York Iuit London tir
nis unchanged fn &C. lower Spat
DIs-rd 90 CINs los and futures 90
Hifh spot quoted af ElifouaI.-n
Copper was unchanged fn 70 lower Boz
london. spot being quoted ar LaF los
aud nifurcs tsl los THE local market
was dull Lake Wn- quoted at al
21I. 90 af - nn. -pirrfrnftrfr ruar
-io n: casting $1,000 Lead
VAS higher cd Eln 1n. BOB london and
unchanged Ia Nffrn fsesfi,
Suolfer uHe unchanged iu London ana
and iHWrr fuealIF "a. SIS 60 rgnr.
silver. 6a Lu Mexican dollars. EaaE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

A little time devoted TO the care OF the hair
works wonders. Just use Ayers Hair
Vigor, the new kind, Systematically and
conscientiousIy, and see the result. Stops
hair, cures dandruf, makes the
hair grow. Ask your doctor about this.
We publish the formulas J C. Aver Co.,
OF all our preparations. Lowell, Macs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

FhlDaEn IuIt ---E tu.rfs ~ black
rusf FORMED fhr In.r saur-e nr
strength fH far market huf there wss
Hien lHtrurr- namely Tha
Liverpool market which had been
wsak 10 opening nr the local ex-
rhange became strong ard closed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

WANTED certain number Of
tnardcrs pay your nNed ~eruenaos. ~
ey ons above Inst numnsr PAYS rou
r. prunt. you can always yep the
number right ~ using cur want col
umna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
STORAGE

wANTED-Pianos, household goods. etc.
stored safely at reasonable rates. Phone
$40 The Secut.'y Warehouse a Improve
mont Co offices IN the Grant Block. Third
street and Central avenue.
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Tho following Boston quotations are fur
nished by II. Graf a Co, brokers, over their
own private wire to Aibuque-que. n. NJ,
July ~. 1901.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
FOR RENT-DWeHinqS


FOR RENT-Furnished tent house. Al So.
Walter 81
FOR RENT-Ncw 30-room hotel or rooming
house, good location. w. NJ. McMiIlion.
21t West Gold Ave.
FOR RENT-To healthy people only. g or 4
room modern house. furnished. Inquire
,i3 West silver avenue. Il
FOR RENT-one hree-room house. Sc 90:
also two rooms. furnished. Tor light
housekeeping. Apply g. A. Reynolds.
Navajo Hotel. II
ron RENT-CHEAP-
ono 5-room house, $40 West Baca ave.
one 6-room modern house. SOS south
Fourth street.
Apply at Mann saddlory Co.. ia North
Second street.
FOR RENTING room fiat SOC w. Cen
trail avenue. n
FOR RENT-Modern cottages. close in.
Paul Toutsch. rooms ; and 4. Grant
building. Il
FOR RENT-TNo or three room nouses
furnished or unfurnisheds w. v Fin
treble so2 South second street
FOR RENT-Thcre are people who would
make desirable tenants for that vacant
house OF yours. There will he tomorrow. too.
and there Is time enough for you 20 get
your ad In the Morning Journal for rent
column tomorrow. IL should have been
there To-Day.
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W. r. MAUGER
Q

Representing MauFer q Avery. Boston
(with Rasbe a. Maugor)
lis North First 81. Albuquerque. N. NJ.
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FE lime LIABLE


Effective June isth.)
Prem the East- Arrive nepart
10. I. Southern Cal EHp..... Tsp sRP
No. =. California Limited ....I22ep 1922
MOI. North. Cal Fast Mail loss p i1bp
No. >. n r. a Mex city EEp-1isss . 1119s
From the West
No. 2. Chicago Past MAIL. s.eaa SIS
No. = Chicago limited ...... s-sop eap
No. h & Kan. city EXP. ssfop TAP
Prom the south
-No 40. Cnt. Zen. q K G Fl s1oa 1877
'No. 10 conneets - Lamy With hrsnch uHh
Ter santa Pc and stops a. an LEGAL poinfs -
New Mexico. +. r PURnY Aren't
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

upon the flames; tossed, too. every
thing belonging To the dead woman
and the goods from her tepce and
added occasionally something belong
ing to her husband.
In this fashion did the spirit of M
go winging its way elsewhere. Was
It cold up among the stars AS she lift
ed herself to their white heights2
Was she afraid al how many there
seemed? Did she wonder where was
the sun. or did she instantly know
this and an clse2
In a minute. says "a dying man in
"A book, I'm a minute ! shall he wiser
the Wisest man in the world
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WANTED--A certain number OF
boarders pay your liked expenses; ev-
cry one above that number pays you
a profit: you can always keep the
number right by using Morning Jour.
nal rrgnFg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

FOR SALE-AermotuY ~windmills. tanks
and suostructurc. wolking & Son. 707
North Eighth street, phone 1885. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

FOR RENT-To healthy people only. 3 or 4
room modern house. furnished. Inquire
tl3 West silver avenue. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
THE CHILDREN WANT
GOOD BREAD

even n they don't know how ncces-
it rs for their health and happi-
ness. Their elders do know and
want the same They'll AN get the
good bread n IFS ordered from this
modern. clean. sweet bake shop.
Flour. kncading and baking Just the
best anywhere You'u bc served daily
if You su order.
PIONEER BAKERY
200 so. FIRST ST
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LOST AND FOUND
FOR REMT-RoomS

FOR RENT-Throe nice large rooms ~
llght housekeeping. or for men for sleen
Ing. Apply 517 South broadway. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

For RENT-Ncw 3o-room hotel or rooming
house. good location. w. NJ McMillion,
2lI West Gold Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

FOR RENT-Furnished tent house. Al So.
Walter ST
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

4 great deal OF interest ~ being
taken here In the National Irrigation
congress Ia bc held in Sacramento
Cal, IN September. Colonel Twitcher
vs. doing the major part of the boost
Ing aud Is especially seeking 90 inter
est all the newspapers of the territory
In urging q large delegation from New
Mexico II has been proposed that Al
b|uquerquc and Las Vegas Join iu
c%quipptng an irrigation loaf for the
big ~IrrIgnllnn nnrnde.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

FOR sALE-Ono large horse and double
seated baggy, $50: also one Jersey
hoifer, g65.; a bargain; will be sold to the
first TO come. Inquire Of S. r. Vann. cor
ner Gold avenue and Second street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23
FOR SALE-MiSCeIlane0uS

FOR SALE-Our dairy for sale on easy
terms: barn and pasture FOR rent. Albers
HrnIhors u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-23

o SALE-Haif interest In established
poultry ranch Bred-to-lay poultry yards,
J. T. Harger. proprietor. 18th and Noun
tain Road.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

i'm Sintergrun6 uno Die @efobr oeS
Iufgebens i'm Experimentation lit
ni6t unbetrG6tlid, beionoers fiir Die
oelltihen aatbolifen, Die nid)t einen
ein5i9en oeltiden Yrieiter uno feline
oeutibe Sdltle beiiten. Die epange.
liI6.lutberiihe Spnooe oogegen Die
ober nidt Queensland nit umiabt,
ilnterbalt 81 S6ulen nit 40 2ebrern
uno bot t2S @emeinoen nit 1900
Wtitgfieoern utO 30 @eiitliden.
Sn'S Serrenbau b~erufen.
Sberbiirgernlciiter @ilbelm 9edcr
aus &oltt, oellen IuSi6eioen aus Dem
slnlte genleloet iuuroe, lit ouf Sebenss
jcit ms Serrenbau5 berltfcn lpor.
Den.