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Evening journal., 1907-01-24
BOXING

Cans viii back Young Corbett to beat
Kid Herman.
Billy Nolan and Battling Nelson win
remain on the other side about four
months.
1t is said Jim Jenries has been offered
$4,000 to fight, if he wins. loses or
draws.
Keep a-stepping. JEFF" was a fanil-
lar cry during the Abe Attell- Harry
Baker fight in Los Angeles last Friday
night. Jeffries is so much taller and
broader than the two featherweights
that, when. they are close together or in
a clinch, they were hidden from the
view Of the spectators seated behind
Jeffries. 1t is q good thing pictures
were not taken of the fight, as they
would show more OF Jeffries than the
actual combatants.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
COUNT BONI ROUTED
BY HIS OWN VALET

PARIS, Jan. 24-count Boni de castel-
lane, former husband Of Madame Anna
Gould, has been ordered from his Old
home, the Little Trianon by his former
valet.
Boni, on returning from a walk with his
children, in the avenue. entered the COURT
yard of the palace There he was met by
the valet, who told him he would not be
allowd 20 loaf there.
Boni struck the valet in the face with
his cane, and then beat hasty retreat.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
DEAL WITH LANCASTER

Johnny Denl has hllsod back to the
minors Lancaster, the place from which
he was secured, gots the clever first tase-
man. The sale OF Deal TO Lancaster. of
the Tri-state League, took place q few
days ago and yesterday it was learned
that the transaction had been ratified.
Deals work in Cincinnati was PECULIAR
for the FIRST two weeks he appeared 10 be
a worldbeater His fielding was not only
accurate. hut spectacular His batting
though, IS what cost him his Job in Gin
cinnau AZ first he connected with tho
ball easily. but later fell down to about
the .25O average.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
HAS John D." SKINNED

we have been taking some awful
fails out Of old John ID. Rockefeller,
but he has nothing on Cans when II
comes TO grabbing the COIN old John
gets STA every minute from his oil
interests and we thought that was
about the limit January /, Cans re-
oeived $4,000 for licking Herman. He
fought eight rounds which is equal
to "a minutes; that's 500 bucks to a
minute and beats John DIS record more
than 4 TO /.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
THECAUSE

Tho national commission gives its rea-
son for not reinstatng Jimmy sebrng,
Of Williamsport that the player after
having been given leave OF absence to
remain home ON pay on account Of sick
ness IN his family, repaid that treatment
by getting players to jump from organized
teams.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
BASEBALL.

Jordan, Broollyn's first sackcr wants
5000 this season.
Homer smoot viii be found with Toron-
70 this season.
Lave Cross, Hickman mad Warner have
signed Washington contracts.
George Cain, tho veteran pitcher is
dead
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
Friends School,
Fourth and West Streets.
Wilmington, Del.

A hrst-class day school. with courses
Of study fitting for either college or
business. Sixteen experienced teachers.
Excellent equipment. Thorough in
struction. Terms moderate by reason
OF endowment. Pupils enrolled at any
time. High School Grammar School,
Primary and kindergarten Depart
ments. Transportation provided for
pupils of the lower grades. For Illus
trated catalogue, address
HERScHEL A. NORRIS.
A. N. Prin.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
CoMEDY THEATRE
4n2 MARKt.T Street.

4O2 MARKt.T STREET.
W. o. Hyrup. General Manager
Program three days commencing Jan. "A.
Thrilling Detective Story.
Mid-winter Nights Dream.
The coster Woman.
Magic Roses.
At the Seaside.
Illustrated song by Hugh Brainard.
Buck and Wing Dancing by Master
Harold Downey.
Admits. 10 cents: children. cente
Natinees. 1.30 p. m. DC to a.,
Evenings. $50 .. m.
This building Is thoroughly heated.
Come IN and wait for your car.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
BELMONT TEAM WON

The Black Cat team last night lost
two games to Belmont, and came near
losing all three. as the second was only
won by five pins. The scores;
Belmont ........... 6S4 654 6S4-2Ola
Black Cats .......... Col $50 672-19s2
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
LOOK OUT "MR. UMP"

II is said the umpires viii make known
their decisions by gestures instead Of
bawling them out next season. The um-
pire who gets his gestures mixed may find
himself lynched before he can reverse his
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
DID NOT BOWL

peams Of the DUPONT Bowling Asso.
citation did not roll last night. ON Tues
day night Team A won all three games
from Team b, and c and d teams will
meet next Monday night.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24
THE
-THE-
wilmington RINK

The most complete Rink for learners.
Capable instructors in attendance
Two Ses, ions To-Dav Only
MORNING and AFTERNOON
Admission 1Oc Skates. 10c and l5c extra
TONIGHT the Rink VIII be Closed
Tomorrow. (Friday) three sessions as
usual. Polo at night Brass Band,
Afternoon and Night Admission lOc
Evening journal., 1907-01-24

nOCKsTADER's GARRICK THEATRE
- Afternoons at 215; Evenings at SIS.
Week commencing Monday January III:
ALICE TAYLOR & HENRY TAYLOR,
James Callahan and Jennie St. George,
Harry Radford and Mile. Valentine,
THE PATCHEN BROTHERS,
THE BROS. JUPITER,
Richly Craig. Bernier and Stella,
Monroe & Wesley THE KINETOGRAPH.
Prices %. 35 SOC. Box seats. l5c.
Evening journal., 1907-01-24

70 is said Joe Kelly viii manage the To-
ronto Eastern League Club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

n any OF you have any com.
plaiuts IN regard 20 the Paoli items
TIA the Progress Examiner. please
don't Jump on Geo. dam. for he is
not the fellow I am the one that
does tho work. Several have asked
George about different things that
we're IN the paper and asked him
what made him 90 Il. for people
m this nolKhborhood we're not used
90 anything being printed In news
papers uo plain ] am an indepen.
dent sort OF euha. and n you 90
anything mean. whether you are
rich or poor. big or little. you
might just as veil look for II IN
The columns - the Progress ~
aminof have got my eye on you.
and you had better keep away from
bad company and out Of dark places
or your record will come up In
thess items ahd the type will look
A. bid ~ humble bees II you don't
like H. hunt me up aud We VIII
settle, for ! am about cir feet tall
and weigh 2iQ pounds Paoli cor
reapondcnee. Orleans tindsl Pro.
grcaa Examiner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
The Star Thanks lis Many Friend,

The Stars misfortune being burned has not been
without is aevang aspects Hosts OF kind friends have
forward with expressions Of sympathy and
ances Of their firm belief that The Star will rise Phoenix.
like from the ashes and viii grow aud prosper the coming
years
Kindly offers Of assistance in printing the paper have
been received from the Metropolitan and Bull Bros plants
which appreciated Just much though they
accepted
The Seattle News also expresses its editorial regrets
aud that The star will speedily be ta feet again
To the many kind expressions The Star only reply
Thanks TO all Of you
Yesterdays editions Of this newspaper somewhat
delayed owing difficulties arising Of the Of The
Stars roll paper the Postnte presses Only
slow speed could be maintained and IL nearly o'clock
before the city editions all off the presses al
though the printing began at p. m.
Paper Of the proper sire will be speedily provided how
and then The Star viii be every day time
The structural steel 10 be used In The Stars
inforced building Seventh viii be ordered
by telegraph today aud Architect Behh says that he
get the material here emergency order within the
next 30 days
Ia the meantime the debris Of The Stars old home viii
be cleared away the foundations Of the building laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Payink the attic . rainy April day.
budding and the clouds ana
the rain paitsf, pa tier paier overhead
Toys all tFeaome and books have all been read
blowing IA the window ush and cooli
Something's bappeaed ddnt have 10 70 SCHOOL,
Tell you. just splendid when mother says may
Play AL morning In the attic rainy day
-
LII out every tray and fad out what usr" il inside
Eandmhs hoopsklrt and thop her wedding Eo~ai
before the bruken glass curtHeY and down.
m old lavender cedar chest
middle where the have made nest
Lent anything I guess pleasant 10 play
U IN our attic = rainy April aAy
There letters IA faded lax
of them DO from bsaux Of kranemAmnA mink
Then plies and pea % ooks and boxes full q inSs
Funny harcioth sofas, bat n ~ hayeat springs
Spinning wheels and tFunde bods bfokeniegget chairs
Mother there isn't anyhodY
n play with everything j. st wish l could stay
Always up "a the attic every rainy day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
STAR DUST

Gen. Chleaaoff has been placed
10 command OF the railway guards
left Ia Manchuria by Russia. To
prevent any possible error on the
part Of persons prone To Jump a.
conclusions IL IL hereby announced
that the general Ia not "a native 81
Illinois
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

and walls Of the uupersructure will begin TO
rise
The Mergenihaler Linotype company, despite the heavy
advance orders for machinery in its hands, has
given The Stars urgent needs quick attention aud has al
ready started the first linotype shipment from San Fran
cisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
THtseo gamblers IN
TIE mia DRAG WET

fscripps T~issfAeh a~rvics.i
aAS FWANCIagso. APRIL. tsrv-rhs
aids on sasntiinE Joints Ssieh wsfs
hssaa SATURDAY. cenfthued unhs
early this rnaFntng. and ias gan
elars wsfs arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Throwing q Little Light on the
Case.
The quakes are causing ~ many
deaf as the quanks thssa days
The department Of agriculture
has lsnued q bulletin defending the
skunk. II Wa altogether unneces
sary. The skunk can defend itsalf
II IL reported that Anna GOULD
needs money. Lack Of space
makas II impossible 20 pabiish
tho names Of al the other people
IN the same fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

the city hy boat OF otherwise than
through the regular aekins houses
will b. assembled for inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
Play Bali

And grab Of these which created sOs
elAlly for your benefit on WEDNESDAY ONLY.
Persian Insect Powder, per lb................2 BE
conti's Imported CASTLE Soap, per full bar ... 52e
Palm Olive Soap. Reg. i6c cake, Special for zoe
Bsnzins per quart ...s.................15 lie
Gasoline per quart ..'...''.........'....,15 e
Wood Alcohol. per quart ......................17
Denaturod Alcohol per quart ................17
Household Ammonia. per quart -. ........ 15e
Powdered BoraI, per ID ......................10 Toe
Pure Sulphur, per Id Zoe
Sulphur for spraying and dsnfecting per lb.....5e
Flea driver quick and harmless per bottle. Use
Pure Glycerins best quality per pint. .25e
Chloride Of lime, ID. tin top....... Toe
Bay Rum full strength per pint. ............. SOC
Cushingn Perfection Dyes all eolors take pick four
Toe pkgs, for $50. $500 t..'.......... Zoe
Putnam Fadeless Dyes will color Cotton Wool Silk Or
mixed goods in the bath. Complete assortmen,
Of all eolors iOc or for. ...................2 Csc
yno is the remedy you need right now, perfect toni,
Der bottle 49,. ...... 49,. ............... S1.00
Lnroux Rheumatic Remedy will stop those aches and pains
and do 1t instantly Reg 500 bottle Special SI.75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Buttons from your own
cloth. alscs =. q. 30 and
~. dozen a.I Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23
HEADQUARTERS ron
NEAT INSPECTOR

Health officer Calhoun has son,
q communication 70 tho finance
eommlttss asking tho authority 20
contract With carsimns Packing
house company for offics rooms q,
i7i West rssier way - heAdeuas.
teFu fer the meal inapertlnx force
under the new meat las
The hesfquarters will b the
place whore all meats coming into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Klsln. the shoemaker. All James
street go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-23

Insure your farni'uYe and house
against fire. Oregon MroreEof. SQl
Empire Dailtina AaIn TIA ."
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MAY MANros PATTERNS. Zoe.

Wait Our AT Department
Get your shirt wais, auls
stamped here. latest designs
nov ready. r~asoua hls rate.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10
BOOKLET ON
BRIGH1'S DISEASE
AND DIABETES

We desire to place in The hands 81
those afflicted with BrighCs Disease
snd Diabetes a 36-pagc pamphlet that
Is saving human lives. 10 Is not an o.
binary pamphlet. but y principally
made up Of reports Of scientifically
conducted tests in p large variety OF
cases. showing So per cent OF recover
les In these hitherto incurable dis
casS.
This booklet is for thoughtful peo-
ple-peopie who can discriminate be-
tween COMMON patent medicine liter
sturo and a carefully prepared report
OF a patient. serious and profoundly
important Investigation
The specifics employed in these tests
are known as the Fulton Com pounds.
and the results obtained prove con-
clusively that thtse dreaded diseases
so long fatal have az last yielded To-
medical science The pamphlet is
free
]. II. o'RieIiy Co. druggists. Albu-
querque. y NJ.
when 10 suspect Bright's DIsease-
weakness or loss OF weight. puny an
kles. hands or eyelids; dropsy- kidnes
trouble after the third month; urine
NAV show sediment. failing vision
drowsiuess one ~ more OF these.
In diabetes the Distinguishing fea
ture e. weakness with great thirsf
and ~ times Voraciuus appetite.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10

NOW WOOL
CENTER
WOOL SECURING MILLS
TO DOUBLE CAPACITY
albuquerque Men Purchase
, Plant of'Tucumcari Securing
Mills Which is Now On Way
to This City.

If there has ever been any doubt
that Albuquerque is the eenter of
New Mexico's great wool industry, II
is removed by sthe announcement.
made last night by Mr.. j. NJ. Wilkin-
son of the Albuquerque Wool Scou~-
ing mills. that that establishment pro-
poses to at once double the present
capacity of its securing plant in thi.
city which during the present year 8,
handling more than six million five
hundred thousand pounds of wool.
The Albuquerque Wool Securing
mills have purchased the entire scour.
ing plant of the Tucumcari Securing
mills. which is now being packed al
Tucumcari for shipment to Al5u-
querque. To accommodate this new
machinery, which exactly doubles IN,
capacity of the present mills, a new
building of the same size as the pres
ent mill will be erected, the groun !
for the building to he broken IN
March, so that the new plant will be
ready for business by the beginning
OF the securing season of 1908.
There is a good deal of significance
in this announcement. Thus far there
have been two big securing mills in
NCN AbtAiNbs WHICH nave ndnulR
practically the entire clip of New
Mexico and much of the Arizona clip.
The announcement means that there
viii be but n securing plant in the
territory. m that one at Albuquer-
que. 1t means that Albuquerque be-
comes the center of the wool indus
try in the southwest.
The Albuquerque mills purchased
the Tucumcari mills from Brown &
Adams, of Boston, principal owners of
the property.
During the season of 1906 the Albu-
uuerque mills handled more than
5000, 600 pounds of wool. This sea-
son this was increased to more than
six and a half millions. so that the
capacity of the plant has been seri-
ously taxed. Enlargement was i'm
perative and the Albuquerque men
have met the demand. The Albu-
querque mills are employing this sea-
son eighty-five people, all of whom
make their homes here. The doubling
of the plant means more than double
this pay roll. 1t means that by the
next securing season the wool mills
will be n of the largest industries in
the city. and in New Mexico.
our chief trouble" said Mr.. will
kinson last night in discussing the en-
largement. rs with the sewerage.
When you consider that I'm securing
six and a half million pounds the tre-
mendous amout of dirt we have to
handle. you a see what we are up
against. II is necessary for us to use
six or seven sets Of screens before the
water goes into the sewers. and this
means a very heavy expense. Our
greatest need now is for proper sew
erage facilities. and this need will be-
come very pressing with the double
capacity which We will have by next
season. We will be able TO take care
of 1t but a modern sewer system Is a
pressing nee with US
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10
WITNESS AGAINST CALEB
POWERS FLAYEO ON STAND
Colorado Man Accused of Accepting
$4,000 TO Swear Against Ken
lucky Prisoner.

Of Boulder. Colo. witness for the
prosecution was resumed today at
Caleb Powers trial. For three hours
Golden was taken over his connection
with the crime under the rigid cross
examination by Judge Sims for the
defense. Once or twice during the
examination Golden almost broke
down, pleading bad health or lack Of
memory. The defense sought to show
that his testimony was purchased and
that he received $1,000 to swear
against Powers. Golden denied this.
Asked why he had come to Kentucky
eleven times from Colorado TO testify
In these cases, Golden said that IL was
done to case his conscience.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10
NEVADA SENATOR GUILTY
GUILTY TO LAND FRAUD

Carson City Nev.. Dee In the
United states court today. state sen
ator Williams and his brother. George
b Williams. indicted for illegally APP
propriatiug government land through
their attorney. entered a plea Of guilty
10 five indictments against them.
Sentence will be passed on them by
Judge harrington tomorrow morning
The United States grand jury has
brought Goa indictments against a. n.
Hardin. one Of the richest cattle own
ers Of HUMBOLDT county. New. for the
illegal fencing 81 government lands.
An Indictment was also brought in for
the same offenze against a. W. Riley.
4 heavy land owner % the same
county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10
WASHING WITHOUT MArEn
T. like TRYING To- Get Rid Of Dand-
run MuhOuf uerpiclde.

Did YOU ever zee any trying ga
wash themselves without soap p'
water
n you did what would you say Of
him
10 o. every bit as foolish Go tag 90
get rid Of Dandrun aud 90 prevent
Badness by feeding the germs which
cause lt with Canthrarides. Naseline.
giyccfine and similar substances
which form the principal ingredients
Yf most fo-calied Hair Grower.
Newbro's Herplcide o. successful
because 30 attacks and kills the para
sitic germ which feeds on the hair
roots
a. o. the original and 1nly genuine
scalp germicids manufactured
Sold by leading druggist send
Zoe in stamps Tor sample De- the Her
pIclde co.. Detroit. Mich. Two pizea.
soc nud 3lo0 O. o. Hriggs a Go.
special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10
CLAYTON SWEPT BY
DISAST R0US FIRE
Bank. Restaurant, Two stores and "a
loon Food for flames In Union
IpuufX lHuital

clayton. y. NJ. Dec. g-Flre sat
urday night destroyed the First Ma
tional bank building. a restaurant and
two storesfand u saloon. and for %
time seriously threatened the busi-
ness section OF the town The fire
originated in the restaurant. which
was located Ia the block adjoining
that in which the other burned build
ings stood. The bank rc-opcned for
business this morning loo temporary
quarters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10
Double Murder in Hannibal.

Hannibal. Mo. Dec. Isaac G.
Wilcox. a telephone lineman. tonight
shot and killed Mrs. Wilkcraon and
her brother. Cotton" Hanson. at the
home Of Louis Leitz. and then blew
out his brains with the revolver. Leitz
was the only witness To the tragedy
Mrs. Wilkerson was a widow and VII
cox was once a sutton for her hand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10

SCHOOL,. u. Hoenshei, superin-
tendent Ration city schools.
Co Required spanish in the High
School-Myrtle Decker, Bisbee
high school.
tdl Required High school English,
What, How Much, and How Pre-
scented ?-Muriel Hin, Las Vegas
high school.
Ccl Required Mathematics i'm the
High school, What, How Much,
and How Presented@J a. Mil
Ter, principal, Albuquerque high
school.
3. County Superintendent Section
\. h. Stroup. county superinten-
dent of schools of Bernalillo
county. chairman.
tal The Examination Question:
superintendent c. O. Fisher, Cot
fax county, President G. NJ,
Light. silver city.
Cb) What Can BE Done to Secure
the Collection Of Poll Tax SUI
p-erintendent Mark Howell. Cha
yes county, superintendent Jesus
c. Sanchez, Valencia county SUI
p%erintendent Colin Neblett. Grant
county; Superintendent Antonio
ID. Vargas. Rio Arriba county.
(c) Report on Difficulties In Get
ting Assessment of School Dis
tricts, with suggestions for lm-
provement-Superintendents Mil
nor Rudolph. Quay county; j. v.
Conway. Santa Fe county Juan
&. Jaramillo. Torrance county
td1 Report Cards and other Means
of Accusing lnterest-Suporinten-
dents J. j. C%ridehriug. Oteru
county; Ricardo Martinez. Mora
county. NJ II. Kerr. Eddy county.
Ccl What Can he Done I'm Teach
ers' Reading Circles and Teach
crs' Meetings ?-Superintendcnts
G. d. Smith, san Juan county
Nay b.. German. Luna county,
George Lynch, Dona Ana county
tD Consolidation Of school Dis
triCts-
/. Experience in Other States-Su-
perintcndents J. Z. Parker, Sier-
IN county, ELI Hartt, Taos coun-
~; j. II. Silva, Sandoval county.
:, What Can BE Done In New Mex
ice? --Superlntendents Domingo
a. Ortega. Socorro county; Por-
flrio Gallegos. San Miguel coun-
ty; j. r.. clark. Santa Fe.
ca WAYS In Which County super
intendents May BE Useful, Not
Strictly Connected with school
neutrality-suspicious. Luciano
Castillo. Union county; j \.
Fairly. Roosevelt county. ). O.
Anderson. Lincoln county; Fidel
G~allegos, Guadalupe county, r.
x. Lanigan. Mckinley county
\ 90 D. m.-Interscholastic Oratoricai
Contest.
The following high schools viii
participate IN the contest, Las We
Ration, Santa Fe, Alamogordo and
portaies.
The following higher institutions
viii participate. University of New
Mexico. New Mexico College of Agri-
and Mechanic Arts. New Mex
co Normal school. and the New Mex
Normal university
\ special program viii be prepared
or the contest.
saturday. December 2S.
General Session.
90 a.. m.-
G) Scientific Temperance Teaching
i'm the Public Schools-Bcssic
Cavanaugh, principal of Magda-
lena public schools.
co The Teacher out of School-W
ID Sterling. superintendent, Albu-
qucrque city schools.
CSC The Brain and Educatiou-Dr
b. =. GoWen, professor of pcdu-
gogy; New Mexico Normal uni
yersity.
ca How Can the National ana Ter
r~itorial Governments BE of More
Service TO the Public schools of
New Mexico w = Huston. .
principal 81 Dawson public
schools.
1909 a. m.-Busincss session.
Reports Of committees.
OF Officers. etc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-10

n e cocktail on his table Killed ar.
Fairbanks presidential boom. what
would the name Of the senior soma
tor OF Indiana do 10 him should Do
ever cutter the presidential list.-El
pasa Times.