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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED haritably inclined peo-
pie to donate anything in the line
OF linen, delphi, etc, to a poor woman
who is going TO open boarding
house. Mrs. 5. Neustadt will call for
articles, u
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the
Morning Journal. Five cents per
mound.
WANTED-Good Brooder; must be a
bargain. Address Hen, this Of
flee, -..- NJ >
WANTED-To do harness repairing,
uphostering and carriage trimming:
r. Knaus, Sl51a West Copper. u
NTED Pipes to repair. Joe Rich
ards Cigar store. u
TWO experienced prospoctors viii
take trip through one Of the rich
est mineral belts in the southwest
would take two or three gentlemen
along looking for recreation and
health, and share in prospects, best
fishing and hunting that can be
found in the country. For further
particulars address A. G., care Jour
nal. DO not answer this unless you
L.,,, money milo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08

senator Ell,ins got his resolution up
ina thc semitic the other day Whlth
gives tho various railro0ds of no
country twenty months more I'M winch
10 eomp1y with the interstate com
r,erea bin which Furnishes uunspor-
tatiop cumpaulra by heavy fuca FOR
owning coal mines and carrying Ih'
C0at over their own roads. IhcN nave
already been given yonr@ extension
which fell due ON May l#t and IN"
present bill carries the date ahead 10
Janunry lst 1910,
When pressed TO give reason l"f
asking this further extension senator
mEina only had ono reason tine nm
anclnl troubles which he said had ana
,yettId prevent the companies from
selling their coal lands.
senator Culheraon, Of Texas, VINO
he'd the night against H. ala not spare
the coal carrying railroads iu his dts
rnaslou of the subject nor did sever
aI republican senators notably Ola
senator Nelson. of Minnesota. who
pounded his desk an The books fei
/ on In his pronunciation or the scheme
senator l3lkins and senator pepeN
lana considerable talking between
/ Themselves over 1t and the whole mat
/ TOR was finally luid over hutU ueN
week and Will" It win probably Doe
Nnlahod aud over with long before
this ppta into cold print J have ai
/ ldua That the railroads Wil not &C.
| their extension OF time. but that lnl
iattornev general viii got pretty DO
( nmto and direct Instructions tu ga al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
ANIED-SaIesmen. AGENTS.

WANTED-A good solicitor for city
work Address A. M" Care of jour
nal |!
WANTED energetic, enthusiastic
hard working agent to represent
an Old Line Company Good con-
tract viii be made to right party,
Kindly address Box 444, giving refer
.rrae mi s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
FIVE LOSE LIVES IN
GRADE CROSSING HORROR

Bakersfield CAL. MAY w. Y.
Louckc. his wife and their baby were
instantly killed today when an auto
mobile in which they were riding was
struck by q Southern Pacific train at
IPaaIIgN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
HELP WANTED--femaIe

WANTED-Cook for out of town;
woman preferred; would consider
man and wife. A. 3. c., care Jour
nal. NJ II
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 1114 West Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY no LOAN in sums to suit,
on real estate security or good com
mercial paper Room Armijo
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
Personal Property Loans
STORAGE

WANTFD--Pianos, household goods,
etc, stored and packed safely at
reasonable rates. Phone $40. The
Security Warehouse & Improvement
co. Offices, Rooms 8 and 4, Grant
RLncl Thlrd street and Central Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
FOR RENT--OweIIlnGs

- ~ .~4e>
FOR RENT--'rWo room house, also
room modern house. close in,
nearly new. Inquire 6l2 y, Ftfth tt
FOR RENT -Four room cottage
newly FURNISHED, close in. Enquire
513 w. Copper. lnlO
FOR RENT-Five rooms ana Vesti-
bule; modern nearly new. liz
South Eighth e. b, Booth. q
FOR RENT $780, New modern Broom
cottage; $22.OO, water paid. Apply
222 South High. U
TO RENT. 3. Sand Groom houses,
furnished or unfinished; no invalids
w. V. Futrelle, 500 South Second.
FOR RENT-Modern cottages, close
in. Teutsch, and A Grant Build
ing, II
FOR RENT-New three room cottage
furnished Call South side, 5l9
s. Walter m U
FOR RENT-Two Broom cottages.
Apply 1901 n. Sth street.
FOR RENT-Two-room house, with
bath and electric lights, close in.
Apply phone 500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT--Large barn with stalls
for five horses and plenty of room
for vehicles; large hay loft and corral.
Address J. j. j., Morning. Journal.
FOR RENT-Modern new PENTHOUSE
furnished. Apply 222 South High. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
WANTED.
FOR RENT-StOreroomS

FOR RENT-COrner store, Fifth and
Central. Inquire on premises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

thing like 5000 licenses but 60 far more than. I.0oo of these are stiil un- paid As soon e the professional men are brought to terms, the rest will be taken in hand and the police VII have a lively time gathering in the top crop.
 The seven Chinese Iaundrymen in the city have proved themselves the best citizens in Montgomery so far. They happened to, overlook October by day or, two. and the frst one of them to remember the license pay day at once notified the others and they went to the clerks ofice in body and settled. Then without. anything hav- ing been said to them about it. they voluntarily went to the police office and paid the a penalty.
 That Is what call citiSeuship," said Mir. Cowan. If we just had Chinese lawyers. doctors and merchants here they would hardly be any need for a license inspector"
 The license ordinance is as follows:
 Section sos. Any person. firm or corporation who shall engage in any business, trade or profession. or keep any establishment. or do any business or any act for which license is re- lquired by the City Code or any ordi- nance or bylaw of the city for which license Is or may be required by any other law or ordinance of the city, without having first obtained such ii- cense, shall. upon conviction. for each day such business. trade or profession or such establishment is kept or car rted on and for each act so done, with ten nor mose than one hundred doi- Ia arn e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
Professional Men Must Pay
 or Co to Jail, Says City Clerk

City Clerks ofSice In a business-like way. He says he recognizes no friends. It's business; pay or so to jail. City Clerk Cowan has his sleeves rolled up and 10 out for money. One of his frst official acts was to issue notices for the arrest of most of the lawyers, doctors. dentists and other professional men. Something like fifty of these men have forgotten their li- censes since they were due October 1. and they are now within the reach of the law.
 Mir. Cowan notified them again We'd nesday by mail that they were delin- quent, but up to Thursday afternoon only four had come across with the cash. The rest of the delinquent list is ip the hands of the police and to- day the oficers will visit the delin- quents and take them to Lord Baber, Tho paying oe the licenses alone Is now too late and the offenders against the law will have to pay costs. an extra $3 for the trouble caused the police. don't propose to have my busi- ness plugged up just because some men are too lazy or absent minded to pay" said Mir. Cowan.
 ''The licenses. In most cases amounts to s5. 50. and they can easily pay it. It is an imposition on me to. be ex- pected to chase around after them like a bill collector. and I am not go- ing to do it. The fines for the offense range from tt to s100. but T. suppose Judge Babor will let. them of with $50 or a little more: it Is not exactly nec- essary to Ro the full length of the law. The offenders are violating the revenue law and have been ever since October 1, when the money was due. !"
 Montgomery issues annually sonae-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
MIR. CONAN PRAISES CHINESE A
 CITIZENS.
Laundry Keepers Met Every Reauire- meat, But Lawyers and Doetcrs are gtiil shy--Wfli Be
 Arrested To-day.

City clerk Cowan tA wroth because the professional men of Montgomery have not paid their licenses.
 The Chinese laundry keepers of Montgomery have paid and the City Clerk draws an interesting comparison az to the value of citizenship.
 No doubt Minister Wu will be glad to read that the City Clerk thinks the Chinamen of Montgomery are better citizens than some professional men.
 Wherefore. early risers in the city today are likely to see strange sishts. warrants have been issued for many of the leading lawyers. doctors and dentists. to say nothing of other pro- fessionai men and merchants. because they have failed to pay their city h' censeD.
 They have all been warned. and law oslcers declare the time for trifiing is past They will be arrested by the police on warrants sworn out by City Clerk Cowan. charging them with breaking the law in practiefng their professions without havin& paid. There is no alternative left them but arrest.
 The warrants will be given to the police to be served and the offenders win be arrested and, taken before the justice of the Police Court.
 Of course the offenders will be al- lowed to make bond, and may escape drastic punishment by paying and set- fling for costs.
 MT. Cowan has set out to attend the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
FIRE DESTROYS STORE OF
 MIR. SMITH IN PRATTVnLE

Prattville. Dec. I7-(special. )-Citi- xens were aroused this morning at 1 o'clock by setting or hre-works in the burning store of D. J. Smith on Factory Street.
 The loss is perhaps s2.000 in the stock of goods with about $500 insur- ance. The loss of J. W. Tatum. the owner of the building. Is about s1.50O, partially covered by insurance. The building was a frame structure.
 It was with much difhculty that the dwelling near the burned building was saved; also E.. l.. Smiths livery stable on the opposite side of the street.
 It is not known how the building caught. It is surmised that the store was first robbed and then set on fire, as the back door fs- said to have been open when the fire was discovered.
 The meat market of P. M Tatum, who occupied the adjoining building, was also destroyed. but most of the tools and implements were saved. He sGs- tained slight loss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
STEWART &CO. FAIL
WE'LL KNOWN SELMA FIRM OUT OF
 BUSINESS. {
The senfor Member Tenders His Resig- nation em Assistant Postmaster s-The News of the
 Central City.

Selma. Dec. i7.-(Special )-2H. H. Stewart & Co.,, uierchandise brokers. suspended business this morning. Debts which have been accrulng for some time and which were pressing Is as- slgned as the cause for the firm going ov. of business
 Coupled with the announcement. of the suspensions of business of the firm of H. H. Stewart < Co. there also came the announcement that Hon. H. H. Stewart. who since about October l has been assistant postmaster of Sel- ma postonlce.. had on Wednesday af- ternoon rendered to Mrs. M. M. Force, paster, his resignation of the ofice.
 H. H. Stewart has been in the mer- chandise brokerage bushes in this city for flftey years. In 1878 he was forced to make an assignment, his in- debtedness at that time being In the neighborhood of $500 Since then he has been struggling to pay of this indebtedness and has nearly paid all of 1t.
 Since Mir. Stewart accepted the po- sition of assistant postmaster of the Selma offce, his business has been con- ducted by his son, Claude Stewart. as his agent
 No statement was made public today as to the amount of the indebtedness of the firm but 1t Is understood that Claude Stewart will in the future rep resent in this city the foregn firms that were represented by H. H. Stew art & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
CONGRESS
semnte Summary.

washington. Dec. 1.-The postal savings bank bill was before the sen" ate today for over an hour, senator Burkett of Nebraska making com prehensive argument In favor or Ns passage.
 The Senate listened also to the read ing of a message from the President recommending q change in the form of Government for the District of Column bia by which a single executive head would take the place of the board o1 three commissioners who now jointly act as a governing body.
 At 2:30 o'clock the Senate adjourned until Saturday. On that date nothing but routine business which may come in during the morning hour will be transacted.
 Many of the Senators left Washing ton today to spend the holidays at their homes as Congress will adjourn from Saturday until Jan. |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
House susunanry.

washington, Dec. 17.-By unanimous vote. the House of Representatives to- day adopted q resolution presented by the special committee of i've calling on the President for proof of his charge that members were fearful of an inves- tIgation by the secret service agents.
 The committee submitted It's report and recommendation immediately after the House convened.
 The remainder of the day was given over to the consideration of bills on the private calendar, a large number of which were passed.
 Al l:s0 D. m., the House adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
AwATTs IpENTTFICATION.
Boys Body in nEorsgs wAo was KIIls'

Boys Body in HEOrgue Who was Killed
 Under Wheels.
 New York, Dec. 17.--The body of a frail little fellow apparently about ten years o8 age, lies in . police sta tion here today awaiting tdenttfcat tion He met death last night under the trucks of a trolley car near branch postoface in Third avenue. while on his way to mall a letter to santa Claus. As he breathed his 1&st under the car his hand stretched forth and the pitiful letter was seen by the crowd A bystander seized 1t and 1t was drop ped in the postoffice before the boy expired. He ran directly jn front of the car, evidently wrapped in thought about his letter.
 The motorman was held on q techni- cal charge of homicide. No one in the neighborhood seemed to know who the child was. but he will probably be identified today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
Awml~nam. @e Air,

Chicago. Dec. 17.--An analysis of air in i've cent theg4res is to be made by the clty laboratory. investigation has shown that few of them have adequate vanfsIsffon. ana the crowds combined vvith Hha operation of the moving pic- ture machine, vitfAte the cir to the point of danger. Samples of air In
 other theatres win be collected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
BROWNS DEAD AUNT
 WAS AN INSECT


 Sol Brown, a negro, who has often seen Justice Babsr from the other side of the desk. tried a new wrinkle in productive crookedness Thursday. He took q billhead from a negro under taker and wrote thereon a petition for money to assist in laying to rest a dead aunt.
 Brown uid have something to bury, 1t was a dead ant, but did not tell people what kind. 2s-' Policemen Mcpade and Roberts saw him and judged by the radiant smile that Brown was not deeply grieved and therefore smelt something crooked. They Investigated and found the dead ant in q pill box in Browns pocket. also many small coins he had collected from those Dhiiauthropicaily disposed. Judge Baher will get even for those who were stung by the Ant.
 -------------v---~ Summer Ssusage, HOlsteia Farmer, German gslami ana GernAan Summer sausaGe.
 YeIverton Palace Market,
 No. Court Square. Phone 247.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
THE LICENSE SCHEDULE.
Aldermen Arc stfIl Wrestling With

Aldermen Arc SEfu WEeSNuA8 WNsM
 Problem.
 Members Of the finance committee of the City Council are still wrestling with tlte license schedule. to so into effect January 1.
 Some of the problems are becoming rather knotty and for this reason President Guntsr. of the Council, has appointed the judiciary committee to ioin tha finance committee in arrang. iag the measures.
 One of the principal questions just now Is the street tax. The committee does not seen quite ready to represent this matter.
 There is also some talk of adjust naent of the tax to be placed on motor cars, animals and money leniexs-
 Since there will be Q regular meet" ing of the council Monday night the two oor4mistees have been called to meet Saturday night in the council chamber, in an effort to get all the matters fixed for 6 final presentation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
p.bmie. Create Trouble.

New York, Dec. 17.-Pennies almost caused a riot last night when children gathered to draw out their meagre sav- inra at the West Neighborhood House, which is endowed by John D. Rocke- Teller. Big boys tried to snatch pen- nies from the little ones and the police had a hard time maintaining order
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
UNIQUE CHRIsrMAs PRESENTS.
Real Hive EIephants and Llons for Sale
 in San WRanclBcOI

San Francisco. Dec. 17.-shoppers in this city have the, untque opportunity of buying real live elephants, lions and other denizens of the jungle for Christmas presents.
 This chance is afforded on account of the involuntary bankruptcy of the Norris Rowe circus. which failed last week. For those who care to make expensive gifts 1t is announced that the four elephants of the concern can be bought for Sl;5oo each. while those of more modest mean will have to be content with a laughing hyena at tioO or a trick mule at $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
A TORPEDO STATION.
All Available Sites Along PRcffie COask q
 be Xnsnected.

ALI AVaIIabIe Szto8 Al0M8 EncIf1o Go18t Ut
 be Inspected.
 San Francisco. Dec. 17.--With the depart. ure for San Diego yesterday of a nava board composed of Commander William Giil, Commander Edwin A. Anderson and Lieutenant Commander F. N. Freeman, plans are well under way for the establish ment of c torpedo station on this coast. All available sites from San Dtsgo te Puget Sound will be inspected. At present there is only one such station and thai is located at Newport. R. l., where the rigort of winter interfere with the experiments. It is said that s1ooo.oOO will be spent on the new grounds and 1t is probable that it will become the most important station 1T khA country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
The eft YOa want ls Here.
 TReuaImEss studio.
aAola thn Ice Cream.

Chicago, Dec. 1T--Wh1le dinner party was in progress at the residence Of A. J. Cook, some one stole the ice cream from the reaf porch. The maid conflded the facts to Mrs. Cook, who informed the guests. whereupon for mai function was turned to c search fnw party for the thief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
ATTACKS or .FLEETTTIs."
Charles BeaIs Dcplores COnditiOns Caus'
 by Fleet's Cruise

Dy EtEet D OEul7os
 Chicago. Dec. 17.-The combined Salaries of i7.O0O ministers for one year would Do needed to pa ythe expenses of the present cruise around the world of the United states fleet. according to Charles p. Aeats' or the Arosr,can Peace Society of Boston, who Is In Chicago. MT. Beals declares many of the smaller nations visited have had an attack of "fleetitis'' and are olamoring for more ships to keep up their dignity. He deplores this condition and suggests that money could De spent to better advanta&e Tn many stneF iineR,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
TD..rovements for ChscaRO.

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Chioago es it VIII appear when 1t has 9o00.000 tnhabi- tants and all the plans of the workers for a beautiful city have beeh carried out is the theme of c costly book be. ing written for the Commercial Club Of Chicago. The Improvements include great lake front boulevard sixty miles long s.s -' -'--rEyceaesEN f-HE1--- aA good roadA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
DAMAGES FROM STRIKES.
Chicago is Rapidly Approaching setaleme1
 Day of Claims.

Chicago. Dec. 17.--This city Is rapidly ap- CroachIne settlement day of claims for riot damaaes aggregatinG sseo.ooo. most of which grew out of the Pullman strike. and 4he law which makes cities liable for three fourths of all property destroyed by mobs will be tested in the United States Supreme Court.
 AanIstant Corporation Counsel Holt is pre- parinR the record. in the case of Frank sturres. who secured 6 JudRment from the state Supreme Court recently for t7o2 in case growing out of local strike More than twenty claimants have suits pending ix the local courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
nFeet,nA af Cnra CIuI,,

Miss Frances Lilienthal was the gr&- cious hostess yesterday afternoon for the members of the Young Ladies' Euchre Club at her home on Church Street. Delicious refreshments were served after the gamea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
Am YnformaI Dmnee.

A happy occasion of last evening was an informal dance given by the Abbott Rifies at their :armory on Alabama Street. About nftten couples of the fair was greatly enjoyed by the parti-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
RErs, Macon weas.

Mrs. L.. V. Mason was married this afternoon at 6:SO o'clock at her home, 2S5 Alabama Street, to W. T. Wagnerl The ceremony was witnessed by q number of the intimate friends and
 relatives of the couple. Both are well known and have a large number of friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
Social and ersOmaI

for a few days with Prof. and Mrs b. N. Galloway. on Dallas Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

MT. Hal Marshall. of Orrville, spen yesterday here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Miss Elaine Eichold. of Mobile, it visitIn gthe Misses Schuster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Miss Ann Armstrong. of rinceton, N.
 J., is expected here shortly to be one of the attendants at the marriage of her
 brother, Mr. Houston Armstrong, and
 Mise Nina Lamar While in the city
 she will be the guest of Miss Belzara Parrish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
An EIerant pinner.

Tn the rooms of the Harmony Club last night. Walter Bloch rendered to several soe his friend an elegant din- ner. ,f
 The room. in which the dinner was held was beautifully decorated with holly and cut flowers and presented . eight courses many %oasts were sug- gested and responded to while cham pRgne was drank.
 ' Those who enjoyed the dinner were Misses Bertha and Maude Schuster. Miss Cora Loeb, Messfs. Lee Adler. Jerome Seigel and Walter Bloch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Miss Sarbach, of Holton. Kas.. i' apendinR a. few weeks in the city as the guest of Miss Jeannette Liepold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Miss Gladys steels went to Dothan yesterday where she will attend house party at the residence of MT. and Mrs J. M Dunklin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Miss Minna Bloom, of Eufaula, is tn guest of Miss Florrie Stern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
ordered to De whipped.

Tn Police Court this morning Henry Snow and Iesse White. small negro boys, were tried on a warrant charg- ing them with larceny.
 Yesterday afternoon the little ne- groes stole quantity of oceans from ia store Both were found guilty of the charge and the sentence which they received was that their parents should administer to; each q good whipping.
 Will Robinson, a negro. was tried on a warrant charging him with as- sault to kill. The warrant was amend" ed to assault with q weapon and Rob- inson was fined $ss and cost.
 Tom Wilson, a negro, was tried on the charge of larceny. He stole bt- cycle q few days ago and was caught ct Marion Junction. He was fined S2S and cost.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
No Matter

what Liver OF Bowel medicine you are usin6, stop it ROsO. Get lOs box weeks treatment Of CAS- CARPETS today from your druGsiSt and Iearn how easiIy, naturally a1d deli4htfaIly your liver Oaa be made tO uDoEh, and yOue bOsOSEs move every fay. There's RsSS Be in every box. CASCARRTS ere naeure's helPer. You will sse Ehs dGffeVsncsI
 cAscARETe roc a box for weeks
 tTeatUant ali dFuggasta. Biggest seller
 n tise vgorlA RIfsiioE bsxes @oMth-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Mrs, J. N. Donald and daughter. oi Marion Junction, spent today in ths