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The Washington times., 1908-12-19
White House Callers

Secretary Of Interior Garfield
Assistant Secretary Of state Bacon.
Assistant Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor Wheeler.
Senators EIlzins of Virginia.
DepeW Of New York
Curtis OF Kansas
Representatives Parsons Of New York
Stevens Of Minnesota.
Mann OF Illinois.
Hull Of Iowa.
Governor kibbey, OF Arizona.
Public Printer DOnneIIy-
Julius F~anSel. OF Chicago.
Alfred Noble. Of New yoz'
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SUFFICIENTLY OCCUPIED.

A story Is told Of a colonel in General
Lees division in the civil war who
sometimes INDUCED in more applejack
than was good for him. Passing him
one evening leaning against a tree, the
general said:
Good evening, colonel. Come over to
my tent for a moment, please"
S-s-cuse me, G-g eniral 's-scuse
me-" replied the colonel "It's bout all
] can do TO stay where I am."-Phila-
delDhia Ledger
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Gives a Bridge.

Mrs Sol Minister. OF Ontario road, en-
tertained at bridge yesterday sfternoon
In her home her guests Of honor he
ing Mrs Leon H. Reizenstein. Of New
York, ard SeiEfried Fantl. Of Savannah.
c. After bridge an elaborate luncheon
was served in the dining room which
was tastefully adorned with evergreen
The center OF the table was beautided
by a huge basket Of evergreen and
holly tied with red satin ribbon.
The prize winners were Mrs. A Sig
mUnd, Mrs G. NOrdunEer, and Mrs.
Samuel J. Steinberger-
The guests were Ms RefZenstein.
Mrs Fantl Mrs. N. Nordlin-er, MIS-
Sol Myer, Mrs Kaufman. Mrs Rudolph
j. Behrend. Mrs Simon kann. Mrs ..
NTrdlinger, Mrs. A Sismund Miss Mas
F V Harris, and Mrs. SteinberSer
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HE GOT OFF EASY.

Mrs. Exe-GOOd-by. I'm sorry my
husband isn't IN. wish knew some
way Of keeping him at home a little
more.
Mrs. Wye-Iet him buy motor car.
Mrs EXe-Wny. he'd be out more than
ever, then
Mrs. Wye-Oh. dear, no! Mrs. Dasher
tells me her husband bought a motor a
few days ago and the doctor says he
won't be out for six weeks.-IlUstrated
Pits
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

While. Of course. perfectly certain that
there will never be a jar TO the smooth
ness OF our relations with Japan, we
guess we'd better build the biggest dry
dock in the world al Hawaii. just TO
show that We can have anything we
want.
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TOO OBLIGING.

why do you look so downcast2 Did
the paper refuse your aTticle7''
Not exactly refused II, but I asked
them to let cut go with it
well, did they do it2''
did they do it2 It's nothing but
cuts.'-BaltimOre American.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

II turns out that the prize-winning
painting in this years exhibition was a
cOmposite-the work OF number of
artists who had syndicated themselves
for the purpose, and whose collaboration
won the big Carnegie prize There
doesn't seem to be much for private en-
terprise to do, when pure art IS thus
driven to Jersey for articles of ineor-
pOration.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Number of gentlemen who are init
mating that the plans on which we
have been digging away at that canal
for four or five years are all wrong,
seem to be especially anxious to break
into the Ananias Club
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Venezuela accepts with becoming res
ignation the possibility that she has
lost Castro; but Castro may not so read
lily admit that he has lost Venezuela.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Boies Penrose & Co. political con-
tractor ana undertakers, are showing
some line early-winter styles in Sena-
torial tOGas. Now is the time to be
measured and examine their terms. The
best goods always kept; satisfaction
guaranteed
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

A London physician has found an ex-
celient practical use for the vermifor1n
appendix, and there is still hope that
the House Of Representatives will uIti-
mately find an excuse for its existence
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Don't fail to get the new asbestos
whiskers for your Santa Claus. They
reduce by over 50 per cent the chance
OF being burned TO death
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Secretary Root has bad knee, but is
able to kick on the story that he con-
templates resigning.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

New York taxicabs earn liz per cent
profits per annum. That may be but
folks who have employed them suspect
that one cipher has been left off the
figure.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Norman Z. Mack announces positively
that Bryan will not run again in 1912
He doesn't say as to 1916
The Washington times., 1908-12-19
HANDICAPPED.

! know a fiend-a perfect fiend-
That l would like to smother,
But he's immune because he is
My best girls little brother
Chicago NaRs
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Dinner Hosts.

Dinner Hosts
Dr. and Mrs Fremont Smith we're
dinner hosts last evening, in honor %
Major Won Livonius. the military al
tache or the German embassy. and
Nine Won LivOnius- The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs F 2. Crownln-
shield. AR and Mrs A B. Iegare, Mr..
and Ms Arthur Lee. and Mr.. and Mrs.
G J. Bell
Cen John NJ Wilson and Miss I4eilE
Waller were hosts at a large debutanga
luncheon today in their home, on Massa-
chusetts avenue.
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Truman II. Newberry entertained a
company at dinner last night The
guests included the Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor and Mrs Oscar s
StrauS, Senator and Mrs. William Alden
Smith. Major General and Mrs. J. p
Sanger, Lieutenant General and Mrs.
COrbin, Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry
Butler, Mrs. John Rodgers. and Rear
Admiral Caps.
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For Mrs Oliver

Mrs. Robert Shaw Oli.er, who is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Edward Bowditch.
OF Albany. was the honor guest Of Miss
Learned at large bridge party yes
terday afternoon.
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Give Box Party.

hosts at box party at The New Ma
uOnal Theater last evening cOmpli-
mentary 10 the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Wright The other members OF
the party were Col ]. X Evans and
Senator Pyles Of Washington. General
and Mrs Drain took their guests 20 the
New Willard for supper after the play.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Miss Ethel Roosevelt was the honor
guest Of Capt and Mrs George T sum
merlin az box party OF fourteen at
the BeIascO Theater last evening, fol-
lowed by q Gupper IN the home Of Cap
tain and Ms SummerIin, on Massa-
ChusettS aveyue.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Mrs. Elihu Root, wife Of the Secretary
Of State, has gone to New York for a
stay of several DAYS.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

The Secretary Of Agriculture. James
Wilson. viii entertain his nuaI din
ner III honor OF tho resident. at the
New Willard, Febru- y u
The Washington times., 1908-12-19
On Wedding TIP.

Mr.. and Mrs John S Pollard. OF New
berne. Ala. have arrived in Washing
ton for few days visit, en- route 10
New York and other points OF interest
IN the North. Nj and Mrs. Pollard
were MARI ed in Newberue. Wednesday.
December ;.
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Miss Kibbey entertained a large COM
pany at afternoon tea yesterday in her
home on Massachusetts avenue
The Washington times., 1908-12-19
Miss Fearn'S Debut

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn have
issued cards for Wednesday. January Is.
from 3 to o'clock, when they viii in
troduce Miss Fearn, in their home, PIP
Massachusetts avenue
Miss Scidmore was the guest OF honor
of the Congressional Club yesterday al
ternoon at its weekly at home, at the
clubhouse, on X street Miss Scidmore
gave an interesting talk on China,
where she has spent much time travel
ing.
The hostess was Mrs. Alexander. OF
Buffalo, who was assisted in receiving
the guests by Miss Cannon, Mrs. Gull
bersOn, Mrs. Deliver, AIRS. Hopkins
Mrs. Scott, and Mrs Schulter.
The handsome collection Of books pre-
sented to the club by Mrs. Frank Vroo-
man, one Of the incorporators, were
placed on the shelves Thursday.
Mrs William Manning Irwin and Miss
Irwin left washington this morning Tor
Annapolis, where they Will be the guests
of Commander and Mrs Tompkins, who
VIII entertain at a tea for Miss Irwin
this afternoon. Miss Irwin viii attend
the hop tonight, and aturr TO Wash
inStOn Monday. Mrs. Irwin will go TO
New York, where she win meet her son
and daughter, Harrison Irwin, who Is
at Princeton. and Miss Mary Irwin.
who is attending the Sacred Heart Con
vent, near Albany, N Y. They will re-
turn for the Christmas holidays, with
Mrs Irwin.
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Mrs c Gorge Maxwell Robson and
Miss Re oeson have returned 70 their
home o. y street from an extended
visit 10 Philadelphia and New York.
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Mrs. Wright. The other members OF
the party were Col !. x Evans and
Senator Pyles Of Washington. General
and Mrs Drain took their guests 20 the
New Willard for supper after the play.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt was the honor
guest Of Capt. and Mrs George T sum
merlin al a box party OF fourteen at
the BeIasco Theater last evening, fol-
lowed by q Gupper In the home Of Cap
tain and Ms SummerIin, on Massa-
chusetts aveTue-
Representative and Mrs W. BourEe
Cochran enter aiPed at luncheon yester-
DAY complimentary to Miss Maxine Eli
lott The guests invited TO meet her
were Representative and Mrs. Long
worth. Governor and Miss Ide. General
and Mrs Edwards. Mrs Magruder,
Count dAdhemar. Colonel McCawley,
and Preston Gibson
Robert w,une. the United States con-
sui general &c Lonion sailed today from
New York fOI England Mr. Wynne
made an EXTENDED stay here with his
wife and daughter who VIII remain for
several weeks longer.
The date for the play. Jack the Giant
Killer" which IS TO be given by Miss
Hawkes. Lupiis for the benefit of the
l. ,
for Friday afternoon. January -.
Are En- Route
The new German Ambassador and the
Baroness Won BeTnsIOTff, who have
sailed for this country, will arrive N
New York tomorrow
Baron Won Richthofenr secretary OF
the embassy, left Washington today Tor
New York, where he wiz meet them
upon their arrival.
DR. VogeI. the Swiss minister was
host At a dinner last evening It the
legation His guests were the Swedish
Minister and Nine. de LaSercrantz,
Baroness MOncheur. wife Of the Belgian
minister; Representative and Mrs. Van
Nechten Olcott, Mrs. Bromwell, Mrs.
Benedict, and Mr.. FahnestOck.
The Second Secretary Of the British
Embassy and Mrs George Young en-
teTtained at 4 dinner party last even
ing in honor Of their house guest, Sir
George Youn :, father o. the host.
The guests invited to II eeC Sir George
Young were the Countess MCltke. wife
Of the Danish minister; Rear Admiral
and Mrs COwleS. Representative and
Mrs. Augustus Peabody Gardner. and
the Second Secretary OF the Embassy
The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks Will entertain at their annual
dinner, in honor OF the President and
Mrs Roosevelt, tonight Other dinner
hosts of the evening will be Mrs I
land Perkins, Mrs James Mcmillan
who will entertain in honor of her
scu-in-law and daughter. Sir John and
Lady Harrington; and the Second Sec
George Young, in honor OF Miss Martha
Cameron and her hance,- the Hon. Ron
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

The Misses Downing entertained a
company OF young people at luncheon
today in their home on Massachusetts,
avenue.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

Robert W.-une. abe United States con-
sui general &c Lon.ion sailed today from
New York fOI England. Mr.. Wynne
made an EXTENDED stay here with his
wife and daughter who Val remain for
several weeks longer.
The Washington times., 1908-12-19

The date for the play, Jack the Giant
Killer" which IS to be given by Miss
Hawkes. Iupils for the benefit Of the
ChiIdren's Country Home has been SCI
for Friday afternoon, January -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
AFFILIATE
New Organization Formed
From Two Old Ones Starts
in With Membership of Con-
SiberabIy Over 600.

At an enthusiastic and large attend
ed joint meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic and Improvement club
and the Bernalilo County Democratic
club last night, the two organizations
were affiliated and will hereafter be
known as the Young Mems Democratic
club. The meeting. which was held i'm
the quarters of the Improvement club.
over the san Jose restaurant. was at
tended by a number of prominent
democrats several Of whom delivered
short speeches. Among those who
made addresses were H. b. Ferguson,
II. J. Collins. b. A. Baker and +. II.
Moore. After the purpose of the meet
ing had been announced. the two or
CARNATIONS decided upon the following
officers to head the new club:
+. V. Chaves, president; A. Fleisch-
er. first vice president. r. II. Crews.
second vice president: William Oes-
treich. secretary; r. II. Moore, reas-
urer; n. sitter. sergeant-at-arms; II.
Cornell. assistant seygeant-at-arms \
special meeting OF the new club will
be held next Wednesday evening. az
which time the matter Of selecting
permanent committees viii be taken
up together with other matters look
ing 20 the clubs welfare.
with the a%ffiiation of the two clubs,
the new organization starts in exist
with a membership considerably
over Gee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
RUMORS Of UGLY
NAVAJOS PERSIST
From Fort Wingate
Says Nephew of Notorious
By-Ii-Ie is Making Trouble on
the Reservation.

An albuquerque man who returned
last night from a western trip dur
ing which he stopped at Fort Wingate.
claims TO have it on reliable author
ity that the big military movement
now in progress on the reservation is
not altogether a peaceful practice
march but was found 10 be necessary
in order to overawe a bunch of In
dams in the western part of the res
ervation who have been on the point
OF making serious trouble for some
time past. 1t is declared that a bad
Navajo. a nephew of the notorious
By-li-le, who was captured some time
ago by a detachment of the Fifth cav
airy in northern New Mexico. is lead
ing a band of painted braves in the
extreme western part of the ~reserva-
ton ana that he has driven out all
the white men and MeXicans. offering
violence to a number of them. These
Indians, il is said, have never seen a
United States soldier and the appear-
ance of the large body of troops is
calculated to throw a scare into the
malcontents that will make them gen
tie for some time to come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
WATCH Jul

ed and the players are looking for
positions with other teams.
Charlie kunz, also a local boy. who
played with Dawson for the past two
months, has gone to Denver, but is
expected here within a couple OF
weeks. Graham and Kunz may re-
main here If the Browns can offer
them sufficient inducement, but it is
likely they will join the brush league
in southern Arizona, where, it is said,
winter baseball viii be the rule this
Dan Padilia, big chief for the Grays.
is saying very little about his lineup.
II is thought, however, ma he will
his regular men in the field, They
have been putting in three hours a
day in practicing on the Barelas
grounds and are trained right up to
the minute. The Barelas lads are con
hdent Of winning the game ana the
Browns are equally sure hat they are
going to be the victors. A good game
be the result.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
SALOON MAN Is FINED
TEN PLUNKS FOR ASSAULT
Badly Impaired C-ountcnancc of Com
planning Witness Moves Court TO
Find Offender Guilty.

George Myers. an employe If the
oxford saloon. on North Second street.
was fined ten dollars and costs by
Justice OF the Peace Jose f. Romero
in police court in old Town yesterday
afternoon. The complaint against My
ers was sworn out by Daniel Romero
who alleged that Myers had assaulted
him without -provocation. 4 badly
damaged face. worn by Romero. was
thought by the justice TO be sufficient
cause TO find Myers guilty OF the Of
Tense. Myers then came TO new
town" and swore u a warrant against
Romero. charging larceny. The plant
iff alleged that Romero had stolen a
fifty-cent bottle OF whisky from the
oxford saloon. Romero contended that
he had not stolen the whisky. but had
told the bartender he was going TO
take il and requested him to charge il
up against his wages. Judge McClel-
Ian decided that Romero had not
taken the whisky with the intention OF
stealing il. and dismissed the case.
charging the costs against the COM
plainant
W. G.. Heacock represented Myers
i'm both cases. and Modesto G.. ortiz
was attorney for Romero.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31

Frank r.. Helm was IN the city yes
terday on bnsiness from clovis
Buy your chickens at the san Jose
Market. All stock shipped In alive.
Nicholas Gales, an Insurance man
Of Las Cruces. was here yesterday on
business
w. r, Scripture. Jr.. left yesterday
for q weeks visit at the Valley ranch
on The Pccos,
Alexander B. Read, district attorney
Of Santa Zee ana Sandoval counties, ar
rived yesterday from Santa Pc.
The Young Mems Republican club
viii hold a smoker ana rally Tuesday
or Wednesday night of next week.
A. N Dettlcbach, Of the New Mex
leo Volunteer Firemeu's association.
was here yesteray from Santa Re.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Patrick r. Mahoney, aged
~. ana Lula -. Arlington, aged 80.
70. c. Abbott, assistant United states
attorney, arrived in the city last night
from Santa Pc.
J r. Huckle, Of the Harvey system
who has been here for several days
LETT for Kansas city last night.
e. II. Bickford was here yesterday
from Lake Valley ON business connect
ed with his mining Interests in Sierra
county,
MI. aud Mrs. Alfred Frost ana lit
a.. 1atwhtn. r.inrua1 yagfar1uU after
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
DOUBLE TRACK ON
COAST LINES
New Arrangement West of
ISIeta Will Cut Out Heavy
Grade and Increase Efic-
iency of Freight Service.

Commencing August LIST. the Santa
Fe coast lines viii nave a double track
in operation for about six miles west
of Isleta. The change will mean the
elimination Of the big Rio Puerco hill
for e|astbound passenger and freight
trains. The heavy grade at Rio Puer-
co has always been the bane Of en-
gineers and firemen with heavy trains
behind them. BY constructing three
miles of track from Sandia to a station
on the cutoff called Dalies, trains can
be run around the Rio Puerco hill
thus avoiding the steep grade. ON ae-
count of this grade at Rio Puerco.
the S25 class engines used on the Al
buquerque division have never been
loaded with more than l.2O0 tons.
with the new line which makes a cir
cult around the hill. the tonnage can
be increased TO Loo. The freights
have always had more or less trouble
making the grade over the divide at
Gonzales. and i'm order to avoid this
difficulty. the Santa Fe has placed a
helper engine which will assist the
trains here. The regular main line
track of the Coast lines win still be
used by the w%cstbound passenger and
freight trains from Sandia to Rio
Puerco as usual. The telegraph office
which for many years has been sta
toned at Rio Puerco, has been moved
to Dalies Junction. and all trains will
be registered there. The new method
of operating the trains will result i'm
faster passenger service and a much
increased capacity for freight trains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
CHANGE OF PROGRAM AT
SKATING RINK PLEASES

The bad weather last night did not
prevent "a good crowd from attending
the skating rink. An entire change OF
moving pictures n Nus
songs. was the bill last night
Tho new films are very interesting u
ENJOYABLE from beginning 20 END
nW,trd symphony" Is a funny nlm
and one that AN be appreciated by
peopl, who live in a Fat and have mu-
steal n,irhbors on AN sides of them
who insist on giving concerts at an
when one is trying To eaten a
wink of eIcep. '"The Lady Barrtster
should D., seen by AN h~enpecked nus
bnude The feminine lawyer Is so tax
an mn with her studies In law that
she finds mo- time to bother with her
household duties. thus putting he
burden ~ home life nm her husband
who BE- compelled 90 do the
care of the baby and do a thon-
sand and one other household Jobs
when Casey Joined the Lodge IS
"a side splitting film from beginning u"
end. Casey. the name Itself being sus-
rostive of laughter. Joins a new louEe
the antics that he performs while
ne Is being initiated into the mysteries
OF the organization are the limit. CIR
rumstantial Evidence. or An Innocent
Victim. b. q sentimental picture win
a very pathetic sequel
"OskaIoose Lee" and Dreaming
new songs. are well sung by MI.
shelley. accompanied 10y pretty Illus
trated pictures Altogether the hanse
last night was clever throughout anu
plsased the audience immensely. The
entire will be- repeated to-
aud tomorrow night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
GRAYS AND BROWNS
PLAY SUNDAY
New Bunch of Talent Quietly
Finding Its Way Into Latter
Team and 6rayS Are Trained
Down to Fine Point,

From present Indications, the BAN
game between the Grays "a Browns
which is scheduled 20 be played al
Traction park sunday afternoon. will
be- q first class exhibition. The man
agement OF the Browns are quietly
adding new players 20 the already
strong team. and il is likely that they
viii put up q fast anne Bert Gra-
ham. who has been playing with Daw-
son this season. returned To the city
last night and viii De- with the Browns
in Sundays game. Graham has Seen
piling up a batting record for himself
with Dawson and may possibly CON
sent 40 knock a couple OF home runs
fer the amusement Of tho fans sun
day. The Dawson team has disband-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
RAILROAD FINED UNDER
LOUISIANA jim CROW LAW

Baton Rouge, La. July So
$4,000 fine was today imposed on the
st. Louis Iron Mountain and south
ern railroad by District Judge Brunot
for failure 10 provide negro passengers
accommodation as good as those FUR
nished white patrons. The matter
was carried 70 the court By the state
railroad commission 20 sustain its rul-
ing that equal accommodations must
be furnished both races.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31
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OUR POLICY is QUICK {
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Washington. July 30.-New Mexico
ana Arizona Fair in south, showers
In north portions Friday and Satur-
day,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31

A full line of Loaded
Gun Shells at Mcintosh |
ware Co.'s.
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OUR WORK OF LAUNDEl
ON LADIES' COLLARS. 81
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