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Adjoining col
$500 1S0s MI av.I7r. Al
s3T75. .22d 4 r NV, 24r. Oh
500. 2u16 d NV. i2r. l
500. 1888 Jefferson, 14r
500. .2O12 Columbia rd,
l2r. h
sS3 -. 80 1890 Vt av, ,l2r. b
So. .122j Conn av, ,l2r. |
S75. 1920 l1th NV. Tor. .3b
SIS. 1920 10Th NV, ,10r, b
sI5. .12a, Euclid. l2r,2h
SIS. 1918 y NV, :2r. 2h
SIS. .llS 1st ne. 1Ir
$50. .10l4 18th NV, l2r, b
$40. .1345 Girard. 12r. 2h
$50. 100 Lamont. 1lr. 2h
SIo.l319 Mass NV. .l1r.2
S65. .1641 X NV. 12r. b
S6J. 1898 Calvert. .11r,2b
S65. 1914 18th nw.1Ir. b
$50. 1908 Fairm't, l2r. 2b
$50. 1898 II NV. Or, b
$50. .1947 Biltmore. 11r. 2b
SIS. 80. 1850 $ NV, .0r, b
s55 so. 1926 7 NV. 12r, b
500. lJJ2S Core an. 12r, Oh
So. 1920 y NV. 1lr. b
So. 1923 / NV, .12r
SIS. 1919 r NV. l1r. b
$5s. 139 Corcoran. .i0r. b
S55. ..1I53 L rw. lJr, b
S.5. ..12lI III NV. Or, b
500. ..lT35 ; nv, Ior, b
SIS. 1911 3Ist nw.12r. b
$a5. 1929 I NV. 12r
$50. 1923 VI NV. 12r, b
$50. 30. 1869 Irving. Tor, h
So 50. 1913 T NV. Tor. 2b
$50. so. 2405 18th wv. 10. b
$50. 80. 1926 Sth NV. 10r, b
$50. so. .17lS U nw.!Ir, q
$50. 30. .1T5S T NV. 10r. b
$50. 50. 1850 Irving Tor h
$50. ..12I6 Girard. 1Or. b
$50. .2011 G. NV. 12r, b
$50. 1907 r I av, 1,r, b
$50. 1909 r I av, 1lr.b
$50. 1866 Clifton. Tor. b
$50. 1875 18th NV 1Or. 2b
$50. 1921 q NV. Tor, b
SO. lao Clifton. Or, b
$50. .11o9 I7th NV. Tor. b
$50. 1907 Il NV. 12r. 2b
$50. 1856 18th NV
$50. 1853 Ont pl. Tor. b
$50. .1144 q NV. l2r, b
$50. .2516 18th NV. 10r, b
$41. ~. 1909 Girard. Tor. b
$41. 5o.110S 2lst nw.10, r
SAT. 80. 1850 r. NV. Tor. b
SAC. 30. .512 f w.I3r. 2b
$40. 80. .l4J5 Chaplin
Tor. hwh
So. 20. 1858 18th NV. Or b
$40. 80. 1910 9Th NV. .l2r.b
S45. 80. .12i9 Irving Or, b
1902 G NV, 10r, b
Si5. 1870 Corcoran. Or, b
So. 1907 Irving. !0r. b
Si2. 5...1729 Corcoran.
10r, b
S42. 80. 1927 11tn nw,I2.b
S42. 80. .2455 18th NV. 10, b
$42. 80. 2026 ] NV. 10r. b
40. I5. 1913 S NV. Tor. b
$40. so. 1850 Ore av. .10r. b
$40. so. .1740 Riggs. 10r. b
$40. so. .3545 10th. 10r
$40. 1852 Euclid. Tor, b
$40. ..1719 Riggs, 11r. b
$40. lis Sd ne, 11r. b
S3s. so. 1927 lst NV. 10r. b
S31. 80. .S13 T NV. Sr
S37. so. $50 VI NV. Or, h
s37. 80. 1915 2Sth, Or, h
s31. 80. III + Cap. Or, b
ST.. so. i20 Sd NV. 10r. b
$3.50. .S15 n ! av, ,1Or. h
So. 20. AZ; g NV, Or. b
ST.. 30. .206 5th SO. 1Or.b
$50. 30. .2204 Decatur. Or. h
1850. 400 4th Ne. 7r,b
s35. so. ..416 4th ne. .1r, b
$50. 80. .937 X NV. Or, h
s35. 80. .141.143 r ne.Ir, h
s35. 50. 1907 Riggs ,9r, b
SO. so. 1928 q nw.9r,b
$3.50. PIG n NV, Sr, b
STAT
$50. Rear 1927 Mass av
SIG. 30. Rear 1916 = NV
SIS. Rear 724 18th NV
SIS. II 3109 10th NV. 4stls
SIS. Rear 400 VI NV
SIS. :. Rear 1925 NJ NV
S12.50.R 1116 ID ne. .1stls
$40. RI 929 II NV .2stls
$3.50. Rear 1923 = NV
See our list of apartl
FOR rent.
FOR RENT - 1885 NO
ne. near Lincoln Pal
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FOR RENT-

FOR RENT
S215. .3ll eth NV. store
SI25. 1898 oath NV. I2r
500. =. 1910 6 NV. Tor
Slo0 & $50. .140I 18th
NV. Tor
SS5. 1911 Pa av .sto. dwg
S65. lO1I y III av NV. l2r
$50 The Montgomery. 4r
$50. 1909 oath NV. Tor
500 1925 14th NV, l2e
$50. .l10G T. NV. l0r
S55. 2339 Mass NV, llr
So. 30. 1904 10Th NV. .l0r
$50. so. The Westover, 6r
$3.50. 1913 Gath nw.1Of
$50. 30. 1929 X NV, l1r
$50. IS. 2211 Wash cir. Or
SO. co. .10l6 22d NV, 9r
$50. .2lI7 18th NV, Or
$50. 1873 kilb'ne NV. Tor
$50. 22l I NV. 12r
81. .65. ..l2l2 $ NV. llr
s45. 60. 1908 y II av. lOr
SIS. .Tne Victoria. Sr
So. The Westover. 6r
S45. The Pehbleton, fr
So. ...1Il9 Euclid. Tor
s.2. 90. ...1Ii7 + NV. Sr
$40. so. The Miller. s.
S40.15. ..15l3 $ NV. Tor
S40.65. .643 r Cap. Tor
$40. 65. .2209 Wash CT, Or
s40.5S 1918 I NV, Or
$40. :. .S23 10th pw, Or
$40 .l7lT Euclid NV. Or
s3S. S.1.....140 A ne. Or
S3S. 10. 1927 Ore av, Tor
s3T. 80. 1928 Q NV, Ii
$3.50. 2ii3 Ont rd nw,9r
SIS. 50. 1924 " NV, Sr
$35.60. 1905 22d NV. Or
S33. ....12l2 . NV, sr
$40. so. Job Goth NV. Or
S32. so. -. .125 G SC. Or
For complete list of pr
SWARTZELI4. RHEl
ia25-d eSu 916
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FOR RENT
S2S III NV. 11r. b. $6. 90
732 2lst. l1r. b. 5000
Flat, 1918 Pa av,
Sr, b. steam heat. 40. so
24o5 Pa av, Sr. b.35. 90
1890 25th NV. Or. b. 30. so
2407 NJ NV. 7r, b. 80. so
1440 32d. sto, dwR30. 90
1902 22d. 6r, b. j. .2.0
GEO. w.
ia22-tf
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FOR RENT - 1885 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
ne. near Lincoln Park: rooms; tiled bath;
furnace heat: rent $3.50.
1900 ST. Sc. CLOSE TO PA. AVE.
CARS; rooms and bath: rent. s17.50.
COG EAST CAPITOL ST; FINE BRICK
DWELLING. WITH 10 and bath; rent
reduced TO S37. 80 per month.
153 and 159 n ST. Sc; 6 ROOMS AND
WATER and sewer; in good condition; rent
only $3.50 each.
JAMES +. SHEA, GAS La. ave. NV.
iao7- m w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHEI

FOR RENT-11l ITH NE: ATTRACTIVE AND
close TO car lines: rooms BATH cellar: 20.
ALLEN c. CLARK. eos + ST. 1a2I-n
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so Q NV, 5r. b. 20. 50
1D5H c ne.6t. .5r, b2l so
1920 Ga av sc. .6r. VIA 30
2517 I NV, Or. W. 1880
52Sh 26th nw.5r, W IL. 80
1913 18th sc. 6r. viii. SO
1927 l. Sc. Ar, w...9.50
4 Minn av Sc, Or. g. 90
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FOR KkNT-BY R. o. HoLTZMAN. REAL Es-
Sl3 18th NV, ,16r $3.50 % 327 Mo ay. 12r.. 40 90
1416 n. 12r IS 90 1852 wis av. sr. 90
1904 NJ. 12r - go 81 2031 p NV Tor. 1000
1908 II NV 1Or 80 90 I314lh 9th NV, l0r. 81. So
1919 oath, 10r. -. $3.50 cOs n Y av, 6r.. so
24O5 18TH Tor. ;. so so a27 r. Sr. 30 80
1926 O. Tor .. so Oa 124s sth NV. sr :. 80. So
500 10th NV lOr Al. 90 sos K NV, IT,. n so
lS43 r. Tor. so l444 Fla av NV 81. Is. 30
1s45 NV, Tor. ~ 30 1889 Fla NV 6r q. 90
zoos NJ lOr. .4O0O II Decatur ne, ,6r.. .13 90
APARTMENTS.
SIS NV, 2. 4, and rooms 90 ana $476o
OFFICES.
Busch building. "a rooms. per annum $lS 600
9th ana ID NV. A1v.oo 10 $1Syo
1926 n. Y. ave-, Sd door. 422 so and$l7.b0
STORES.
store % ~ ~ ~
Rear pOfIlOn I'D " $CVvU
14th ana X NV. .$<S.oO TO 11VVU
STABLE.
Cor. Cal. ave: and Phelps pl. l.............$25.00 90
ja23 d. .esu.n
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SIX ROOM HOUSE FACING GOVERNMENT
park for rent to colored tenant: rent, $1250
per month. Apply B. F. EDWARDS. III 18th
NV. 1d2U-t
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The St. Charles,
CHI ON TIE
THE LEEDS COMPANY.
ja4- .eSu
Hotel TraYn1Ore. !.

ATLANTIC CITY
Overlooking the Ocean. Open all the year
TRAYMORE HOTEL. co.
CHAS. o. MARQUETTE. u. $. WHITE
5alb-litl0 Manager. President.
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FOR RENT
3025 Dumbsrton NV. I'd floor fat.
rooms and bath, attic. furnace. $24. 30
.1416 Columbia st. NV, 8 rooms and bath 30. 90
Flat M. I, 1919 18th st. NV, 4 rooms
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
ia21-tf 10th and q sis.
FOR RENT-t,ENTRAL NORTHWEST; LARGE
house, suitable for r"om-renting: iIs q ST
10 rooms and bath: $3.50. STONE 4
FOR RENT
House 1871 Corcoran st: ; stories: . large
rooms; south front; many closets. ami :;
kitchen and dining room ON first floor rent. S,5
ja23-tf5 H. l.. RUST. COS 14th st.
FOR RENT-W. G. DUvALI. 10 11TH NV
1923 Pa. ave. Sc. 6r., b.. Gel. and yd.. S2o.35
1873 Pa ave- Sc. 5r. and b.. fiat. ...... 17.5u
13I5i. Pa. ave Sc, 5r. and b.. fiat. 1850
1903 ID st. ne, 5r. and b.. fiat ....... %. so
Nicely fur. house. 1Or on residential
ave, misunderstanding. 125 90
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
22i Fla. NV. 6r., b., just papercd % 10
ass Sd ne, Or. and b.. in good shape. 21.75
ja25-Gt'9
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UNFURNISHED.
1909 S st. NV. rooms and bath w $35. so
713 r. l. ave NV, 0 rooms and BATH. cco 90
l7O7 n J. ave- NV rooms and bath 25OO
ln15 st. s.w., IL rooms and bath..... 22oO
FLATS.
The Chelsea, rooms and BATH beat. Sl.50
OFFICES.
ia 14th st. NV. Sd door, rooms. 5000
1908 ut. NV, rooms, Cd floor. 1000
lilo Conn. ave- 2 rooms I'd door. ..... 1900
s1o-1a 9th st. NV, new stores. each eo.oo
STABLES.
Rear 1911 st. n.w................... 35.O0
Rear 1927 x at. NV automobiles only. $500
GASCH 4 BIRGE. 1925 N. Y. ave. NV.
tof7
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FOR SALE
GRAND HOME CHEAP.
81. 200.
Lot 20x100.
Overlooking the largest public park in the
northwest; many thousand dollars more could
not get you In finer location: a most attract
i've fwO-story colOnia l. designed sN-room home
beautiful bath: large colonial porch hardwood
finish: two grand windows In the dining room
lots of light and air.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7O4 18TH ST. NV.
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QUICK SELLER.
WEST OF 18TH ST. NV.
ST, 500.
That's the price for quick sale: similar houses
sisted at s. 200. An attractive 6-room home
property and an ideal renter; good lot 1SxS0 to
alley: In all good purchase. Sec II.
SHANNON LuCHS, 104 18TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
BY RLUNDON. OBRIEN & BELT UNC),
1903 st. NV Telephones Main 1204-O5
HOUSES UNFURNISHED,
ST.. ..1147 Q NV, 1Or. b So. 80. 1902 S. 1Or b
s75. 1912 G., 10r, 3b $50. 14S $50 ne 6r b
s75. ....174O p. 14r. 2b s-......1s14 4th NV
$50 80. .24O5 18th. 1Or, S27 30. -. 3OO5 p Sr b
40. Bethesda Nd Or. s27 so. 1921 Harvard. Or b
SAT 80. 1888 18th, Or, S2l 30. .72l 18th ne Or b
SIS. 1925 y, 10r. s25 80. 1914 Sth, 6r b
s45 .;iij 18th 1Or, - S24 so. .1167 9th Or b
Sj. 1723 Riggs pl. 10r,b $23. 80. 1902 Cap Or b
s45. ..1sl1 Riggs. 10r. SIT 80. $50 10th sc Or D
S45. .l419 9th. Tor. b $3.50. 800 10th Sc. 6r b
$40. 80. 1927 Riggs, 10r.b $l7.J0.. $50 Pickford
So. 20. IL NV, Sr. b pl ne, Or, b
So. so. .143 ne, Sr,
APARTMENTS
So 17I2 l4th, Or. b s26 % 1918 Euclid I'd
$50. 80 .1745 r. Or. b S2i so. .1707 Euclid. 6r b
So. 80 .j23 18th, Sd s2i 30. .251l 18th. 5r b
S35. 1907 f. I'd a. Or, s2O. 90 Todd pl 5r b
$50. 80. .1745 II. Or, $3.50. sos Elliott Ar b
$50. 80 1916 18th, or, b The Nansemond,
$50. 20. 1866 Willard, Or. b o2d and SITS. NV.
$50 80 .2319 18th, Or, b S33. 80. No. % 4r b
$50. 1907 T., Sd d, Or, b S29...... No 4. Ar b
$40. .302S 18TH Ar, b The Pebbleton.
saG. .....1 ne, Or. b $45. Or, b
STORES
1000 Goth st. ...........-.-........... 27.50
BLUNDON. O'BRIEN BELT uNC).
1903 G. st. NV Telephones Main 1904 0J.
is2i-sa&w.n
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FOR RENT
1928 18th st. $50. 90
II rooms and hath; first floor kitchen:
lust completed; perfect condition. Apply 1236
Pa ave. NV. jal3, 10 26,2 n, %
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FOR SALE .,..
4 fine new house specially adapted for artist;
dancing teacher music teacher or educa1ionai
classes: o rooms. bath, cellar and large 26xS4
room; hot-water heat: owner anxious 10 seil.
Cali examine and submit oner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09

a quiet but fairly steady trade in wool
at least during the coming winter.
New York Wool Market.
The demand for carpet woods is
steadily broadening, and dealers are
becoming drmer in regard to values.
Despite the fact that some dealers
have fairly large stocks Of low woods
IN hand, there is no disposition to
grant even fractional concessions.
Many mills are now very lightly
stocked OF raw material, and the BUSH
ness they are receiving ON carpets
and rugs is forcing them 70 make
further purchases of wool. With
draWaIs have amounted Il about
1870. 600 pounds during the past
week, while the quantity Warehoused
is $4,000 pounds, and that entered
for consumption is approximate 400
900 pounds. Further arrivals IF China
wool, to the extent of $4,000 pound.
have been received by importers
Consumers are taking many sample
bags, and orders are following. How
ever. a large number Of the bids have
been SO low that no transactions have
accomplished. The foreign mar
kots are steadily tending upwards.
and undoubtedly future purchases
viii be made only IN a higher oRfis
of values than now rule more.
Philadelphia Wool Market.
The market continues firm. Prices
ON some Of the most desirable woods
i%rCluding onc-quartr" th~r"r-eiRhths
ana other fleece WOODS, have advanced
as the supply is very limited and sell
will hold their best wool until the
market shows a further Increase in
The largest houses report
more inquiry and much larger sales
have been made were the sell
able to offer staple grades at buy
FRS ideas of values. Offers have been
made by the mills to take large
Of territory wool, and refused,
rs the wool was not available.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09


s,'oe cieCtloH ma" uuiI"s thc plV-
Nious '!s"' Hloh'iS' me uei''nu Io'
e"ouS Is u"qu'S'l'hdpIS pioa''HlHS
an" ahulacIuIeiS I'"'IHe me neotS'
SHY 'l puS tls RAJ" 'iutr!ia' ocloi' t'e
hla'he' oecoHle pI"ulpltIN' III pI4C''
Chicago Wool Market.
The call for domestic neeces was
as wen djstributed MS ronId bo nx-
pected. sttll the sales were smaller
than during recent weeks and it is
quite likely thai higher asking prices
checked the movement of wool and
another cause may be that many con-
sumers have enough wool 90 fiji near
requirements.
Dealers have received bids far won,
that were below marker rates which
were NOT entertained and in some m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09
DIPLOMAT FATALLY
HURT IN AUTO
ACCIDENT
GuatemaIan Minister and Com
panIon Injured by Heavy Ma
chine Turning Turtle in
Washington Streets,


tBy Morning journal Special Leased wireI
Washington. ID. c., Dec. S,-Senoi
Don Juan Parrios, Guatemalan minis
ter of foreign affairs. who is IN WASH.
ineton on II special mission for hia
government, was probably fatally in
iured and Senior Or. Don Luis Toledo
United States and General John
Drummond, aged fifty, a wealthy
coffee planter in Guatemala. We're bad
ly hurt in an autmobile accident late
today.
The diplomats were riding in q
heavy touring car when it turned tur-
tie just after passing over the high
way bridge into Virginia, the occu-
pants being hurled beneath the car
and |pinioned under the t%onncau.
When they were cXtricated they were
apparently unconscious and were
bleeding freely from face and scalp
wounds. Geo. Startling. the chauffeur.
escaped with bruises about the head
and legs.
Senior Barrios, who was removed to
the Emergency hospital in an ambu~
lance with the other three occupants,
is suffering from conclusion Of tho
brain and is supposed to have sus-
a fracture OF the skull aside
from internal injuries.
Late tonight he is still unconscious
and his condition is critical. DR.. Her
was badly cut about the face
and body but his condition is not scrl-
BUS.
General Drummond suffered laccra-
ions Of the face and head.
When the accident happened the
was proceeding toward Mount
and Senior Barrios was carry
ng a massive wreath to place on the
omb Of Washington at the special
Of President Estrada Cabrera
# Guatemala. As the automobile
the bridge which spans the Po-
omac, it came upon a buggy drawn
~ a spirited horse and driven by AN
Unknown young woman. To avoid
rashiug into the rig the chauffeur
wcrved the car 10 the right but the
ront wheels of the speedy a SMASH
q against a slight obstruction. the
orce of the impact causing the car
o turn a somcrsault. Passcrsby lift-
q the machine of the injured oecu-
and sent for an ambulance.
Senior Barrios was reported. at q
lte hour tonight TO be improving.
to be resting as comfortably as
ould be expected. His chances arc
than at any time since the :
rcidcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09
WOOL MARKET IS.
QuItTER
Result of Depleted Stocks and
Higher Prices Asked General
Review of Trade for Past
Week.

The Amefican stockman thus re-
views CONDITIONS in the various WOO.
markets fdr the past week:
IN Boston the wool market Is quiet
err this week, as q result Of the de-
pleted stocks and the higher prices
tina dealers are asking for their hold
ings. Speculation among dealers is
checked by the advances to q great
extent, and consumers are necessarily
curtaifRg their purchases on account
of the comparatively limited offer
ings. The weeks business VIII prob
ably each 100000 10 5000. 900
pounds In very recent weeks the
volunIfof sales has touched the 49,
G0060t point, but it would be impos-
sible II have such an active trading
extend oyer many eve days per-
iods w thout cleaning up the market.
Prizes ne generally very strong. with
adv trfNs noted on some active woods.
Finn td'ritory secured woods are un-
dolptedy / cent above previous quo
tatbnsJ while pulled woods are from
! t . tents dearer.
llrstlhands are exceedingly low
stocked with wool. the bulk Of the
SUPPLIED now being held by second
an( third hands. 1t is said that one
of pc .argest houses in the trade has
MOI a pound of territory wool left,
wheaanother equally important OPP
erapr In territory dealings has prob
abb s 300. 900 pounds for sale. With
th4Xpption Of Montana and Wyom-
Ind yrHp1G tha p,0r1-at Ia vol, Tftr,I,,
cid al domestic WOODS. Flecces are
pr.tic4lly gone as far as large trans
actnsEar concerned, although some
,Ocisiolal lines are picked mp by
%}coKuners. who are in need of such
SUPPLE. Business is not being done
in arg quantities, principally be-
caEe " the limited offerings. No
sails & great amounts are told of.
bu tho aggregate is quite satisfactory
cosidfing the condition Of the mar
Ike.
RADICALLY all classes of manufac-
tuershre represented here, and ali
are b&lng wool whenever obtainable
at reainable prices. The large con-
sunersire around the market daily.
while neither equally important OPP
from tie to time. The Worsted maxi.
ers Internationally active, but manu-
~facture of straight Woolens arc be-
giuninito receive orders that are
consided highly encouraging. The
better rades of woolens will, accord
ing TO irrent reports, receive a com
pafatiNy satisfactory call, while
wOrste4 will naturally be engaged
in a nrmal ann 1t is reported
that Il American Wooden company
noy rs approximately - per cent
OF its iachinery in operation. and is
steldillincrcasing it's output. Other
mills tl oof equally improving con-
ditons, Yarn spinners are optim-
istt' inregard to the situation. one
of the largest worsted yarn spinners
in Massachusetts, is understood TO
haze sdmany orders on its books that
~futherorders cannot he accepted un-
til next May. A very important Phil
adlphh worsted yarn manufacturer
ais rcSorts progress in orders, claim
Ing thai he has received more orders
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09
COAL BUSINESS IS
HAZARDOUS
Witness in Government Suit
EmuIateS John D, Rockefeller
in Testimony Concerning
Profits,


EBy Morning Journal Special Leased WlrsI
New York, Dee. S.-Despitc the
large profits which he said the com
pany had almost uniformly made ev-
cry year since its organization. Vice
President Archbold r. Law OF the
Temple Iron company. testified in the
governments suit against the coal
roads today declaring that the BUSH
ness was a hazardous one. Explain
ing the necessity for a large working
capital for the Concern-a holding
company organized and controlled by
railroads in the anchracitc coal re-
gions-Mr. Law amplihed a previous
statement as to the difficulties with
which the companies had to contend
The relations between the company
and the railroads Interested in it
the Reading. the Central Of New Jer-
sey. Lehigh Valley, the Lackawanna,
the Susquehanna and Western and
the Erie-wcre brought out in Mr..
Laws description of the difficulties OF
the Temple iron company during the
coal strike.
II" told how the railroads had put
mp $4S0,000 to aid the Temple com.
pany from 1899 TO 1902 during the
strikes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09
GOVERNMENT SELLS
M00NSHINE WHISKY
Uncle sam Provides Boon 10 Thirsty
in Prohibition Georein

Atlanta. Ga, Dee. S-About $50
gallons of moouSnine WAS sold hero
today, the government being the SELL
er and the buyers being members of %
crowd of nearly 900 persons attract
ed by the unusual liquor sale iu a
dry community The whisky had
been seized In illegal stills in Georgia
foothills. Bidders paid $3.50 per gall
Ion TO f3.25 and on one lot the bid
ding reached S. co. This bid. how
ever. was refused when il was found
that the bidders thirst was bigger
than his pockctbook and that Instead
Of desiring an entire Eeg DO wished
only To 'pay at the rate of t370 per
drinks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09

IL. COHEN 49,,

THE TAILOR-All work guaranteed.
Buy and sell all kinds secondhand
clothing. Cleaning and pressing and
steam work Of all kinds at reasonable
rates. suit sponged and pressed soc.
Goods called for and delivered. Tele-
phone 1891. 121 n. Third street, Al
buquerque. N. Nj.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09
BULGARIA WILLING
TO INDEMNIFY TURKS

Paris. Dec. S-Thc Temps this ar
%tcrnoon publishes "a dispatch from its
Sofia correspondent saying hat Bull
garia has notified the powers of her
willingness 10 indemnify Turkey in
the sum or S16.5OO.000 for the dam
ages sustained by the Bulgarian
declaration OF independence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-09
TURKISH GOVERNMENT
ORDERS MUNITIONS OF WAR

Berlin. Dec. S-Thc Turkish gov
ernment is negotiating FOR the pur-
chase Of s1.s7s. 900 worth Of shrapneI
and infantry ammunition with "a Ger
mau company al Dusseldorf. The
small arm factories or Perrin are uu-
usually busy with the manufacture Of
army rifles.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-21
my polish for a coon's age. 2

3 &
Esther yentured no reply, and the
other woman began to put away her
wardrobe. Amt it too bad nav had
to die fore + got a chance to wear half
these here new things? Blacks SO un-
becoming! An cant even wear
white ruches; them's for widders."
Ether was startled. No wonder con-
ventional people could not understand
Sally B. Esther knew that no more
devoted daughter had ever lived than
Sally B. had been; yet who, that knew
nothing of this would believe it in the
face of her last remark?
''Bet she had a good time," the other
went on. eve took her all over Yer
rup; an she lived two months after
we come home. I bought her more
clO'es than she'd had in all her life
before; she could put on a different
dress every day in the month! We
took her riding in the victoria, took
her to the theater, the Cliff, an every
where! She didn't suffer none; I
thank God for that" She went in and
out OF the closet once or twice with
out speaking, and Esther waited.
Her sentences had been tossed by
gusts Of emotion; now speech was
entirely wrecked. While she strug-
gled for calmness Viola entered.
ooh, Stella! Esther" Viola's arms
went round the other girl impulsively
and she burst into tears.
What under the canopy are We cry
ing for?" her mother asked; yet she
knew; and her own tears were hardly
restrained.
"Oh, ma, it's so good to see her! She
belongs to the old, honest time when
we said what we thought, or kept
still"
The mother WINGED. Viola's unus.
ual emotion disclosed unwelcome facts.
She was taller, and had blossomed
into soft, wood-violet sort of beauty
that yet had something mystic about
it: as rare as felicitous.
They spoke of many things, Viola's
womanhood enfolding her in mantle
of sedateness. Esther knew she had
been defrauded of her girlhood, and
longed to set her free from her i'm.
youthful self-control; wondered if she
would, at the last test, sacrifice herself
to her mothers ambition.
They went the round of the bed
rooms, the kitchen, where Vic Wah
greeted Esther with voluble cordially;
the stables, Conservatives, and breeze
swept gardens; and Esther was pre-
pairing for the street when the maid
brought card.
"Mr. Bryan, ma" Viola said. Hel
face grew gray and dull; while hel
mothers was swept by quick pano
rama of doubt, question, mother love
ambition.
She put her arm about Viola's slen
der waist Honey, nanny expects &
heap of you. Will you do it,"
Viola turned suddenly, spoke will
strange impetuosity. Don't, ma!
CANT do it! Freddy Bryan's honest
He'd ask me just the same If I wa:
poor thought would say yes, whe1
I told him I'd give him my answer to
day. But won't cheat him. I'll tel
him 1 can't care for him as he de
serves. It's no use, ma" She put VI
protesting hand, and even Sally B
was held to silence by the new stern
ness in her daughter.
And Esther, distressed at the tra&
edy in the girls face, made her adieu
quickly, that Sally B. might not SCI
the angry resentment in her heart.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.