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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
Score or More Are Very
Seriously Burt in
Collision.
Both Trains Roauing d
High Rate Of
Speed

sEDALlA, Mo-. so', 2.--1sssd
persons were killed and ssev -
more seriously hurt in . baeeefs
collision between the Btaaes6 ~
elfIe. California Lin1tsso spd t,e -
Joseph express, 20 mites w~nb y
here today.
II was one Of the wevse wvao1o
in the history Of ss resa.
Both high speed trsiea tvsvsilnG
AZ a high rate, were svn<aseaSix D.
niolished.
The locomotives, ts~ssrA -
cars and forward cssesss ~ 90
two trains were reduces - stsaS
tsrs and fire quickly followed
II is reported tha the o. .sesspA
express was two sssrs hSsimd
time.
Il iE understood tina, he fel1Mu
% the California liinsted 70 tun6
a siding was the cause 81 .As a.
lision. Both trains carried a uuHo
number Of passengers according ~
reports. from St Louis ard n
Joseph offices Of the Rad &eite3
trains with surgeons and nur1t14
as well as wrecklng trains osvNn
been rushed from this casy to uto
scene OF the disaster.
The only victim % Ear Identified
is VIM Harking, mai clerk. whmeo
home was In st. Lcpts.
The California Limited ieft ~
Louis last night II 10 enc OF shA
fastest and best equipped txaslf1o
OF the Missouri Pactnc II esunf1l,d
two mail cars. two chair Gag tNU
sleepers, an observation q sW1
a diner. .
The St Joseph expNss y :,
high class train. II vas eass
and was trying TO make mp UhNta
when the collision occurred q u
believed that more bodsss oiIl ~
found when the debris 10 eiesxS1
away The whole town Ut K5trlp
noster has turned out to at6 Ia
wrecking crews. Everes Sea ~
house has been turned INTO an tn
promptu hospital II 10 feared thak
several OF the injured Oil not ~
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
HAT WAVE
PROVES
FATAL
-
Sevan hnulIA IN NV 3del
balsas h. Aax
II Numl
- @
bssuiiajk FIJI Of Sufferers
al ksaess Is
Ssvaxs1 +

W. Vrks <F
mnW xun1 ssBt A-vsss ~ ~
~'oks1 tsk ~ uHs tthA@s* assh ssr6s
~AAIhtS svas kss' t0ss GRO n ~ ne
.am4 'sMsSst ssxs& ',srxsw <'sua~ ~
hts'S "ttxsaxxI
rSa sa'npsHtrssA 1yA ~ ust ~
sstsssss ~ i*s aarswsoosuxa - sess
ssHsass IvasssG ss~t ssr Apras1s ~
~. A& n ~ .Olhxs,k Ian us,,sslnnsts 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

CHICAGO Supy Am imaxiAt end
4 uswmss1 aassNk IN eve - thw aamA-
4snrsmwikh sxnMsnA In tne mssusA u
MS5s {. Ts~mssssss Witnesses asskuS
srxsy wst tswms IN >s~sM 81 = leseml
katmAms mawsw yssssanaMy may sst
\. ssse ssp<wvs W tms man s~hp
hsrans,ly tsrsursA nils vleAshn txssws
U.xRmn mar Bsu
Am ,ns luu wassr II. zurNsa 90
sl@ coasns, OF osae or the csmidl IN
ssusa ~ ino th~ u umdiy opDsris 2
Dta. spsno oeo 90 ome OF shs On cs ~.
,Afk SSs rnssssl eaeh are ,ns sUh
soNsee o. ts~ dep s1iwts s'no &c
uyian 90 solve iee myHtr,y.
n ae cornmera OH sssaiun Who en-
.ssa sAee ns ass,e wonpn ron Co
Dr. dasr1 eco ore nao a. essfows
ssvsss ore ssk - uuNh 4 naann ~ me
rpvs v ae slsso NJ y7@uno oasm
n v ss belief tnsu tae oaunDso
~ luusaartvo e. this 70 ste uepls
-. ~ Ray oua,no Who rwisso ioe
NWVR0 WI 0Wbs &sV A&f&s sflp estWskWV
ltss attak DE mstn4 sccs' dins %
the iheory, tsss utxxeo tns osoo 90
his victim. strlppoo too clio, nss
from her body ana vsaous too
tured her. pounding De, ooey yitb
his fists. kicking her fscs mo ciss
inE at her throat wita aas floEw,
nails Fifteen deep na,os, opars =
we're found on Mrs. 1'hnpp I'm 3
throat. 400 distinct b. uhpss we're
cousted on her Ndy sns Ehs m
print Of hoA bee Sus fnsp q
o. ser fase
Toe suiopsy showed thas the
fssno eco chuked 3us Tannn uasuD
's0e eopWssstea NJ ouch sreA,
% rsnca ore o. oTy,ke ese,y tsme
In nsr ass&.
T'W coroner IL 60 es' minded ai
tes revJtiax reseso toes rssub a<
orom 10 ieeessigatbIn test ee oee
isUs De dres na beaeye tbe crime
e0njo saye oeeB aegmittea o. any
mo0o s0V ite1D ding % ~ snUass.
'sNas o pes am Of eoreaai eve o.
finOe
zoo eoto,s eco hlos tom tbes may
D Ollie to eeeeepp R0N 6nrret cl9-
0ey SAY they have found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
AUTO TAKES
PLUNGE
Car, With Five Occuparia
Dashes Freun Fsuih
Ay. Treslle.

with a crash that coula be hane6
a quarter of mile avas. en- ssst1se,
mobile owned by Karl ssyer4 a
Georgetown, and drivea o. -
Baker. OF Georgetown. srnazho3
through the railing Of tie seesdl0
at Fourth av. S. and AadoecF etse
and plunged into the waters be1oN
late last night
Besides Baker ana Byers SaHu6
Smith. waiter of the Waldne 0ns
tel; Belle Mum, Of the C&ftoo 40
tel, and Lizzie Burke. of B@ll09p
ham. took the dizzy plunge
The Byers machine SdaslEg
through the railing at the identi-
cal spot where Edward G. Bennett
drove car on the mght OF April
s., which ultimately resulted(D his
death OF the five persona who
plunged into the water last nights
none suffered any injury except
Baker, whose left hand was
bruised
Hyers, who IS married. and Smith
met the young women last 0ght
for the first time, as t0y came
from a Second NV. theatre A trip
20 Georgetown was Suggested and
the girls accepted ltw(N while
speeding along the bridge Toward
the suburb that the accident oc.
cured when the speeding car
hit the railing the two-by-foGr.
scantlings were snapped as though1
made of paper.
O'Byefs and his eompanlohDselzedl
hold Of logs nearby and called for
help. Roy Vandevanter. a young
man who lives close to the scene OF
the accident. took the five victims
ashore In "a rowhoat. The girls
were taken In charge by nalghbors
nyers and Baker losNsno timo
leaving the scene OF the accident
The automobile Will be raised q
day.
At Vernon VII have gfrS
/ ala &aNflanAH haFhNnw tL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
cesad laxd Mre De
misses 0gxqe d hr
ufsx Gndpel
Af,lnnsg Huuer VIII Ap
zeal Cane 10 Secretary
Il tie ldahn.

The iscsssRU Gvaa ssthkss AAs fssana
q Hissys susoG, osoeussp os fsn' e.
luuds. a0uea os6utSs 700 Icsaaf1 o. o.
e)i.ooas OFT nscu0. ososee isls f0uss
90 0o-osa saSOons sss by L. W
ssoa0p. OF %sm cneons,. se A..
ossnassv Tlss0'~sM H. Hspser - -
uick,
IN soos ehpuoQeS Jssu epil's fsosuap
sJtsudo, snrds fs0ss 6or 10 esgs ~
eoasusft .unoudD odIk or Sacsa avoNlvw
o. somsss 10 ~ ,nsiocs oil esortso 4
osouSsesr. 0esss psnsolounu: q 10 e.sn
10 esuo~@ soest dt.o ap1ps 0sa~ oe.ss
@st. asso az, ,eoo. 5csss lsxd savr
Odd ooo@ ssatlsss or scse osposst.s %
0s so.-s osuo ee .asuss9s 8IorIsm Apss
n o. 90 ~ soae de oppso 70 use ~ ~
'oosassts 10 iks ocss ono ooaundt S@ss
o.. sssuoOs. 1ess osootos b 0ka oDaD0
Of fsoo nso-so " SIN eoooc'us0.t so.so
0e@ bp i.osF ,ocosuossn ssu@ osnoness luHs
bsslnalstlcs0s, -1t-o osodis0s on, 0sss ssss-
DC orr .D'ospruou6ass iosA dDos0sss,k
s-s oshsoa5c. 0ssM coss 0sdlieOale0 lpsse
sasoss TO- ooau.s o. % 0.sssuo. sUAas 90.
se7oso 90 ossao seoy. os0caass o. 6ruuoe
osss o. Go n. o. osdraos c.nsr Ssarp "
0eu a o.or. or ON. feesss ues % -
60 ass oaoeu0se 10 nssomn for fflsss
gSs sso 6nsoss
s'-0os. sDays izGDs. sse sasussd In the
~ '0n0-0e ioous usse eoo aassleiA citi-
e1es ioassOssps Asess sesss Mayor
S0nDsei. 90 osoar soabgAt iws jude
Booze utaL rasaa. eg0a~ ~ Witnesses
sss i0.wssov s0ss eeuce hestsl
rs.. yaso.v. CIV osoa snlse Of wsxb
oros dlbgs 0iss s'osoosas so1o>sn1B vss'
o'so suoo cog. le-iB - o. csptWts
eva @cs Ssssm osoosG~ 90 leeh osso
ednurr .opsuss Is.s suso 40 eoop sOs'ss,
a .iss 'Ousdasoa~oas.s. aess o. ssse6 a..
'IRdt o.sssn. sos.. xsosaD ss.ss
Tjss. osss nr0o &c W sas dtss u w
1'sAsssSe On ~ d.. boa ssaOs, sesss dl0 ~
~ asOoo e.ss Hpgnsp. Mo efss~ap n
0he ehao4sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
STREET CARS
COLLIDE
eeteruaa and Passengers
jared in Bad
@SSashup.

A tcxs n passengers and Motor.
snsa W, , inman. Ia charge OF the
forward car. were injured IN a rear.
end collision between two Green
Lake cars. near Winslow station.
tsss eyenins shortly after o'clock
Three 1t the victims were very
seriously hurt. the others were
..sisises AID cut
Ms ". ]. Stokes, OF 6747 2eth
sv n Y. is believed TO have SUI.
bred Internal laiuries. although Il
10 not thought that she Is fatally
duft
Asrs Dora Adams. OF 1886 18th
st. vas severely bruised about the
hsp md limbs
Motrman lnman. who lives at
81 West seth 81. was thrown
asckwsrd through the front doors
70 hin car. and besides severe
bruises. suffered a bad cut on the
head.
ovskes Did Not Work.
Car No sos. in charge Of Con.
ducsor W. W Coleman aud Motor.
man human. was In the lead. and
car NJ. 553. with trailer. in
. Ca -Re OF Conductor o. n. Davis
and Motorman Alex Mcknight. FOL.
lowed . block in the rear as the
s~o cars passed out from Woodland
park bound for the city.
Mcknight car ran Wild down a
sharp grade al this point and as
The head ear had stopped to take
ON pasiangers. The car following
crashed into IL with terrific force.
The men in charge OF The rear car
and ta,ter claim their brakes re-
Fused D. work The inspectors in.
stss that the brakes had been eN-
anoincd ONLY shor; time before.
when he car left the barn. and
that tae Brakes had been found in
good condition.
cessh Was Terrific.
The tmpact when the cars crash
ed together. broke every window
ss,d that q number OF people were
Got killed outright Is considered ~.
10 short Of a miracle. Motorman
Mcknight and Conductor Davis
,umpec fpN the runaway car when
hey saw Il was running wild and
escaped With superficial bruises.
1cknight disappeared immediate.
~ after .ho accident.
All ,hc seats in the first In.
sno'ia6 car were ripped loose from
Toe flos by the collision. The for.
ward trucks were also torn loose.
sed Vheg thccar came to stDp the
Uscks were back of the center Of
r,e car. Both cses were OF the
neW type and their big steel stills
asd heavy bumpers prevented a
lnad case OF telescoplng, with its
ettendunt horrors.
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LOST son IS
FOUND
eelAer Re-Uaitel With
Wsprins &e TAsusn
b Be Deal.

Fhess ans 80 sssse ing scene q,
DE 4 aE ~ depSS o. noon to-day
when ~. Eta xseney. OF Esscns
bairs Wsstn svssueo Sc. son
snouo sns ghssasbi ,end and bad
lot seen frt IL years
Rens roles OF i6pe curious eyes
CS os osvsa1 og. tne oa0tser and
Ssn 20 ssnsso ioto ens'h oseers arms
an'i sms.o ocssrs 81 tos
a. o.y' ~ bo, ths Uupthef
keps sag tar {, snsw,@ht YOU ~ers
dssuo y seebas too ssod 90 h.
F'Us
CSasaey Sennmy 'ao Away frm
oas INQUIRE al y ssund RIA nos MWit
xh~n ono y&s 9 yeoss nid Geasis
~ ysssfs s9po. ,e gems to San
F.sne uaeo 4 e dDd upri wl1te he.i,c
~nn has oioa nHf aossa sack ~ oim
Years sWr or suanp out tna
orc had shp gpes6 sn as 'sup xease'
6oa trip scUm ad 90 saos7R She
aaio tssUu ca am rhe shpp had
6op rcuered tns sas tUst xlsa all
ossods She then xmse tier A1n ny
GO Gssso
fes dMvs eko an ac.po ain'a
on 0s,E 10 taAs .esty ss0pa t. Mrs.
Zen oes q. 0 tennsDuN, ~herw de
cu,,y 60 10 tNo YEAR. aRo, iaa, nes
enn am0 oe%u 800 10 S,saSste
Chsrtes Rap sey van also apsSssed
OF tne sacs tnat o. nnutr@r xAs
To GS.eni lusg end be al cns,e
3owe to her
Sue ops rdsd Inc fret train sod
arrived 10 Seattle tois Wscp TIE
am aer an6 eop Gao dJcnse 20
getscr zoo will setsra 90 eltesrs
eofS together,
Chsrley Bewaes sid todee tbaf
he ves Zoe anls on % tie ~
o. SCI eshnte stcD Lac 6Dt was
Rreessa 400 taai si0ee thai tioc
DO aas eesn ssiioF ane taesled
70 sesfls eyeTe quarter ~ the
esoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
LlcsNse REFUSED.

The county commissioners yes.
down the petition Of
j. NJ SFfynn q Co, to have their
licenses renewed. They arc on.
gagged in the saloon business al
Wilburton, on the east shore Of
Lake Washington and Il was claim.
cd that women frequented the place
and that the proprietoTa had VIC
lated tho sunday closing Law.
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m68. 6. \. BlETnGN
SERIOUSLY I'LL

NM c 3 HlstssS. ioe wife o.
rDosacs eaks1m~L sasWounss 20 tss
on rse T0~asss u lsDSo s0y 70 ~ 10
soess. 600 NossseOesss av. Hn
8ssssse We. esan 10 wstb essare
ess ssnxowCen 0os assVh svNo va6aes
ss eess<GUoe b. 6sr O. 'teal isp
eoe ssosuoo o y0v 6,I0v lans eotes
soe 1--we. sas sssl tmproa ID ot,o0
y Discs 0s@. ioa0 Gsasne D. ss daaSS'
tae tsfk nsobas0y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
PICgPOCEETS GET
AWAy WITH LO9Y

s. lIaugcn. who is stopping AZ
the Bosan House, Railroad av and
Main =, reported 20 the police
that a watNb was stolen from his
kOckct ON Main st., between First
av 8. and Railroad SSeoyesterday
afternoon uaugen gave the po
lice q good DESCRIPTION of the syn
pcctcd plckpockct v
Andrew Shea. who lives nc South
Park, says a purse was talSrs from
his pocket I'm a saloon conducted
by Harrington & Welch, last night
shortly after 3 osscA'
with tho departure today from
Frisco of Judge Conley for Den
yer with the democratic HsSlSNation
the bank cases growingS-1ik49f the
failure of the CFtNornia Safe De
posit and Trust SShpauy are tenn
pOrarlfy off the boards.
Ina clearing away the debris of the
gseS wrecked when an eastbound
Gyas & Pacific passenger train
ran into washq&aa near Boraoho
Texas, today, thSS-e6dles OF three
unidentified Mexioana were found
under the baggage car, making
four deaths as ,ezgesult OF the acct
dent 6eQgluee8 s5oseph Jones was
crushed }lnder his overturned en-
CINE and gas dead Wien diacov
cred. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
y $&x~x*&&xA ~wA
SPOKANE LEAVES
On SECOND trip

I've Snscyvvae 'sClhEA uUa aNJ<k& ~
No HIS ~ sooc.sosbos sr,t on thss ~.
ssG Scr s.0ans voars ouosoee souss
luss< i0cs a 80 daMM fow the tofhp~'nls I
200 l.Uxl
~o NUy Hurt .saun u1c<sy.
ssuussf o. <seso lVt6 v1o af'ss 10
uur-s 10 ~. ecstkcpw ot abvey
eapwsx on pascaS tnfsrsa. sn6 %
On. a0suos tpdhsns. caps o.
rsuiwsv osQvcW 10 get hk vessel
10 the Muir G6cier on this trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
ALASKAN
SUICIDES

Leopts W. atthUna j gsD Ios0Se
AtfSsan seiroto cemdaes0 ID
yeeHa old eait ansaa 0esew@ On
AAAs eestae Q ~ a9esaB e@olfer %
ttSas I've Of the tI0oa Mort uFn
sNedslf Afsee Oh o'clock last night
isaac reeitcd about an hour
taGSe 90 eseeutyrc WIS being taken
% gpNsek0O Emergency gov.tal in
90 SkfaomoAM0 o
~ a9ND with a young lady IL
histaA 90 - the cause Of the sui
@ @eaat y reached Seattle from
GrdO0 Alaska, on the Steamship
s0G9 Clara on June ~ He had
aDdr, the past six years railroading
In the northern country.
y. p Rodgers. guest OF the
RalnierOraud hotel, who was {
friend Of Mcintyre. viii perfect ar
nSKsmegAg for the funeral
OSIoInt( 4 relatives reside at
GiaseowO tfont. Mcintyre % a
juneau lodge Elk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
SCORES FRUSTRATED BY HEAT IN NEW YORK
ssGREM OF SQVl Fleb ENGINE
FINDS MH@ I'M Shoe b0X
Mrs. he lsoe. s,ss corssfenco
b. baey frSss Gcnee," no
caue he looes g. srsmR.
Shoe 0ox Nronl 0s0nf1 Roa.

cause he looaNs g. .sr,m9.
Shoe Boss Nreni 0sanu Roa.
The paper box IN which the
baby was tucked is one in
which shoes handled by the
santa Rosa Shoe company. OF
Santa hosa. Cal, are sold.
There is no writing on the box
Cahes than price marks and the
size 81 thc shoes sold. The box
originally carried a dru-mcr )
sample pair OF shoes.
There arc no marks on the
little night gown 70 sbow
where II was made or pur-
chased. Police Ma,ron De Han
today purchased eompiesc
outfit u clothing for the little
ie's'N. and she erediets - 10
tevrsswg future for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

y ~ 01t4ll8 etStsAet :
a % 64D9 s6De T0S@ Joy At =
a gre NSmaee to0ay that the =
3 oqPaeo 70 sSstaon Of Sie nom. :
D qnilaaD OF VIM. H. Taft for =
p president will 0take place Ia =
y CiRcinnati. his homo city. July 4
= 2S The lG'al committee will =
4 make extensive plans. and tho 4
= national organization will leYs a
4 It's eSllest assistance 20 mak6C.
4 the Mcasion a historical event =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

y Boys win be prosecuted In IA.
lcoma who persist IA hopping On and
5fl street cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

Construction Of new fTfIlng atdFg
safety appliances. ETC. for the
Southern Pacific railroad ia az a
sai.endstill today as result Of the
.A0ainR Of the general shops IA
Sacramento and Los Angeles Tues.
day, wheif9 geo skilled mechanical
were laid off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

John King, a longshoreman. fell
from pier 10 20 a boom Of logs
In the bay below, shortly after 3
o'clock this morning and was pain.
fully injured. Patrolman WolcOtt
gahod the man out and he was
taken 10 the Wayside Emergency
hospital. King recently came here
from San Francisco. He Is employ
ed at Spring BeaghA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

sHoWERs TONIGHT AND FRlDA
MODERATE wEsTERLY BREEZE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
AT SKATING RINK

Last Night was Society night a'
the rink and one of the best crowd.
of the season. composed OF repraseu-
tative people of Albuquerque Was
present and enjoyed the excellent pro
gram. The feature of the evenings
entertainment was the solos hy Mrs
Frank. and the violin solos ana ohli-
cato by Prof John /. Gibbs. Mrs
Frank was IN exceptional good vote"
last night and sans two beautiful il-
Illustrated songs IU Cd very pleasing
manner Hoses Roses everNWhsre
and Dear Heart We're the titles of
Tho songs suns bv Mrs. FrlUh by
special request sh. Viii repeat them 10
touilhtS session.
Mr. Gibbs also was az his best with
the violin and delighted ana charmed
his audience with his mastorfu' in-
tarprctation NJ several classical -s'c
tons.
Tho moving pictures. which We're
not the least of the program hy % long
WAYS. were up 20 the rink standard
ana were very entertaining Tho songs
and pictures VIII De- repeated touisht
The program changes tomorrow night
and tonight Is tho last opportunity th-.
amusement lowing public viii have o..
before the change.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05
THE MNLE.
NM. klEkE. Proprietor.
CanfnrnIa R..nkcr. Indicted.

san Francisco. sept AFTER sew
eral days Of intermittent invcstiea-
tion into the affairs ~ the dcfunc;
Market street bank. the grand Jury
to-day returned indictments against
". b. Nash. ca former cashier and di-
rector 90 the institution and L. ..
Haven the cashier who succeeded
Nash The indictments charge the
classification or @cou Nash and
are in custody under bonds of
sluu. zoe ia each ease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

II FOR mo- other reason. Chamber
.ain's SlIye should he kept in every
household on account OF its great vlI-
ne in the treatment OF burns ID az
lays the pain almost instantly. and
Aitt~ lAt INJURY is a severe oug. heals
The parts without leaving "a scar. This
sa.vf is also uuelualei FOR rhapreI
hands sore nipples and diseases Of
the Skin. Price. 20 cents. For sale
by al druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

Tor sale. ~ $500 stock In the SWas-
tka sheep aud Land Co. for sale to
be- Sold at par in blocks Of Sl0o or
over within he next few days. II
hest Investment offered in New Mex
I,o. can saturday or Monday at 30t
south Broadway. r /. McSpaddCu.
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

~ -" 49, $50 ~ $500 - -- -
- In the event that you should not .
IS receive your morning paper ~telsphens +.
- tho POSTAL TELEGRAPH co. Civ .
80 ing your name and address and the q
10 paper will be delivered by q special -
= messenger. The telephone is No. ie. o
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W0LKlNG & SON

tERMOTOR WINDAfILLS, TANK9
AND SiB-STRECTURES. WELL
DRILLING. DRIVING AND RE
PAIRING.
albuquerque, New Mexico.
TED. 1888 7O7 n. EIGHTH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

Members cot the territorial board Of
p' n't'ut.Hr1 commissioners are arrlv-
ing here Tor "a meeting of tho board
which VIII DO held tomorrow. Rou-
tine business only is expected to COM,
mn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE )
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
hNA5ilNE THEM. r. C. PRATT 3
Co. PA SOUTH SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

OUR POLICY is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET Us
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAW
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. y. q. PRATT a. co, PA :
SECOND
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
line YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND IT
\. II. 6. PRATT X co, 2I4 SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

EVERY ONE Is TALKING ABOUT
OUR FIAT WORK. IL YOU HAVE
NOI GIVEN Us YOURS. DO So
NOh. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY. BACK
or POSTOFFTCE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

Washington Sept 4-Arizoua ana
New MeKir0-Fair Saturday ana sun
day, cooler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

AZTEC FUEL co. MILL. FAC
TORY AND MOUNTAIN WOOD
fINleN FENCE POSTS: GALLUP
LUMP COAL. $3.50 PER TON. BTY
WY OLD IIAIE. PHONE Isl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

OIR DOMESTIC FINISH rs JUSI
TIE THING AND SATISFIES OIH
PATRONS. II YOU WANT no BE
w TO DATE HAVE YOUR LAUN-
DRY DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY. BACK OF POSTOFFICF-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

FEES GOOD ICE CREAM. AND
ICE CREAM SODA. WAInONS
ORIG STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

OUR WORK OF LAUNDERING
ON LADIES' COLLARS. SHIRT
WAISTS, SKIRTS AND DUCK
SUITS is UNSURPASSFn. lMpfG
RIAL LAUNDRY. BAClx OF Posi-.
OFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05
WINDOW SHADES

IN stock and made 10 order. lowest
prices satisfaction guaranteed Fu-
treble Furniture Co,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

Ftt'S ROOT BEEE- THh BEER
OF QUALITY. WALTOS'S DRUG
STORE
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DIR CONNER. OSTEOrATu.
Suite , and /. v. r. Arnijo.