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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

and e. #. Adams of Kennebunkport;
executive committee, Willis Snow OF
Free2ort. r. N Henry of South Port
land and F. C. Moulton of Freeport;
delegate to the annual meeting of the
club to be held in New York, George
p Coffin of Freeport.
The annual meeting of the Freeport
Poultry Association was held at the
Town hall this evening and at O'Clock
adjournment was made to Red Men 5
hall where the annual banquet was
served, which was attended by nearly
all the members of the association and
most of the visiting poultry fanclers
A Smoke talk followed the banquet
TIL show will close tomorrow. The
Judges will judge the turkeys, geese
and award the special prizes for shape
and colcr, and the display and cash
prizes offered by the association VIII
be awarded.
The Premiums.
Barred Plymouth Rccks-Pens: Danlei
Steward, Richmond, 1st: Bryant ,dS ana
Chase. Freeport. I'd; George & a. 40 J%hes'
Buff Plvn.outh kocks-Pens; Lunt ana
Curtis, Freeport. 1st. I'd and So; ~,
Partridge Plymouth RocksmCo@Ki; s,r,xi t.y- ist
erett and Theodore Ths Tbeodore e'c1i curtis, 1st
Perry Brothers. Cornish. I'd: Pens: Ev-
erett and Theodore Curtis .. lst: r. q
Partridge manifestations: T. -
Moulton. Freeport, 1st.
Columbian Wyanddtes-Cocks: j.. L.
Parlin. North Anson. LIST; John BI"Wn'
Lewiston. %. Hens: W. l.; J., Dagset5'
ia Portahf ,eenor 1s5 Sd l. + hafi H. Maeie e y" East
Ili,a,s Ringstor' r'eN y H.. 4th. Cockerels A. l..
Maei.e, slti3eo lst and Sd: j. L. Parln, ID. p%l-
let's, W L. DaGSettp pss lst an4 e "a Pa,ljn a n,
Maehe ist: a. L. - Mackie. I'd; John Brown, 3D..
White Wyandottes-CoclSs: F. S; Wins
low, Freeport., 1st and w I'd; ,n Z; e. y2se, se;
Fred de- r. Chase, Portland, ID: F. S. Wins
low. Sd and 4th. Cockerels: a, a; "a: -:
e. "ft'.i F. jose. ts.' 4th Pullets i: v. LGring:
1st, I'd and 4th F. S. Winslow: 3d; Pens:
F. S Winslow. 1st and Sd; c. f. jose, Zu'
Fred f. Chase, 4th. 1,o,,,-
trv Farm. South Portland, 1st, % and %
HACK Observation-Disclosures: Frank e.
Richards Falmouth. list. Pen: FRANK .
Pose Comb White Leshorns-Cocks: =,
Hunter ISL. "a and Sd. cockerels: S els !, !. 6 6
Ti'F!ee T. r Co;lin, i ID 's Sd and ith Pens L. F..
Coffin. 1st; Il. v. Hunter. I'd and 81.
Silver Sparglcd tianburSs-D, ocke,e ~,
R. B. Snow. Vassalboro, 1st. "a and 90.
Pulets: r. B. Snow, 1st. I'd and Sd. Pen:
Buff Wyandottes-Pens: H: p. Rowe;
Freepcrt, 1st; H G r, FoIS T.e1i FreepoRf' ri "a
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds.flens;
George p Coffin. Freeport, 1st, I'd end
4th: H. A. Waite, South Freeport' &c: "a:
George r. coffin, I'd and 4th. Pullets:
George P. Coffin. 1st, Sd and 4th; H. A.
Waite ID Pens: George 2. Conn., lst,
I'd and 4th: H. A. Waite. Sd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New J Ofk, DEC. =
FLOTE-Receipts 1895: exports 5477
sales 1000 dull and barely steady
WHEAT-Receipts 124,00o: exports 112,-
S51 sales 2,5000C0; spot weak; No. 2 red
10N, 1101 elevator and 110a o b ar'oat; No.
mort hern Duluth 119a O b afiOat; No. :
hard winter 1165 + o b aficat
OATS-Rec eipts 62,456; exports SOL;
sales 10,C'r0 futures; spot easy. No. 6Sk
to arrive elevator and So o b afoat
OATS-Receipts $4,000; spot firm: mixed
260l22 lbs a,155!: natural white "6Nl32 lbs.
5GGi5Sl: Clipped white 34GGi2 lbs. a146.a.
EEFF-Stcady.
LARD-Stcady; western 95o@9Gn. ~
PORk-Steady. ,,
GAR-Raw steaGy; fair refining 1886;
&c test SS6; molasses sugar I'll; !;
refined quiet.
Bf4TTF,R-Steady: receipts 3472: cream
ary special 31NS2; official price y; west
ern factory tirsts 21m2li
frsts 31M3S: seconds 32M35.
FOTATOES-Quiet. unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
YER WlEBE REFUNDS MONEY
TO KEEP AMATEUR STANDING.

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 9.-Preferr-
ing to save his amateur standing to
getting into tangle with the A. A. u,
Ernest Yer Wiebe, the sensational
Harvard fullback who was given $50
purse and a watch by the Somcrville
Y. M. C. A., as token of their apprc-
citation of a fellow members athletic
glory. returned the purse to the asso-
citation yesterday afternoon.
The action Of Yer Wiebe in remain
ing an amateur although the money
could be put to good use In his struggle
to go through college is highly COM
mended on all sides
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
Boston Produce Market.

FDNSIV1T, EFFV.
APPLEs-Q Baldwins S5O@4oo l,,,,.
RUTTER-Steady; northern 3la@5-A'
CHFT.SEGSte adv New York 1401it,
CORN Unchanged: No. 3 yellow n. o.,
REALISTICALLY; choice 41U49 western 90
G41 .o.,., zs-acao
EEEF-Firm: whole cattle 9Ml0.
HAY-Ouict: No. / 20N0m2l"
IAMRS-Steady: 10ml13.
IARD-Ouiet: pure III.
MILL. FEFD-TnchanGcd
BRAN-24 75G o3.25.
MIXED FEFD-3e.No@2S.5o 20. ,.,..
Unchanged; No. clipped "hllo
5S,m59. -, -o,.,, ~
PORK-Firm: medium backs - 23Nt2}.d"
POTATOES-ouiet; white lfoGnlbo'
Sl-GAR-Steady: "rannlatod aW
VEAI.S-Film: 11M12.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
POULTRY RAISERS
Much Pleased With the
Exhibition at Ffeeport'
Annual Meeting---Rhode Island
Red Club Organized.
More Premiums Awarded...The Ex.
hibitlon will Close Today.

Freeport, Me-, Dec. 9.-(SpeclaD.-
The second day of the sixth annual
show of the Treeport Poultry Associa-
ton attra tied the largest crowd to
ever attend a poultry show In this
town. Many were present from all Sec
tons of the State, special parties COM
ing from Auburn, Richmond, Vassal-
boro. Portland and other places. the
chief interest today was centered Iii
the awards in the bantam classes ana
fancy breeds. Among the eXhlcltors
whose birds were especially comment
ed on today were r. B. Snow OF vas
Ga alhoro. who won seven prizes with MS
Silver Spangled Hamburgs, a. O. Car
ter of Frecport, who won seven prizes
with his American Domnlques, j. H.
Parlin of North Arson, who took 1our
nrizes with his Columbian Wyandottes'
and A. l.. Mackie of East Kingston, ~
n who won seven prizes with his CO.
Iumbian Wvandottes and White Wyah-
dottes.
A feature of the awards today was IN
the Partridge Plymouth Rock class,
where Everett and Theodore Curtis OF
Freeport, aged and years old, won
all the first prizes, in spite of the fact
that there were a large number OF COM
petitors in the class. The boys ralseo
and have cared for their birds them
selves. .,
The Rhode Island Red men from all
over the State were here in large num-
bars for the purpose of organizing a
Maine branch of the Rhode Island Red
Club of America. The following ofh-
GERS were elected: Pres. George a.
Wiseman of Lewiston; State secre-
tary, v. c. Morton of Freeport; vice
presidents, H. L. Coffin of Freeport
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
SPORTING NOTES.

Announcement is made that George
Slosson has challenged George Sutton,
the champion billiard player, for a
worlds championship 1871 ballz line con-
test, 500 points UP, to be played In ac-
cordance with championship rules. He
has deposited $3.50 as preliminary for
felt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

What IS believed to Re the oldest
baseball in the world willsbe shipped to
Garry Hermann, chairman of the Ma
tional Commission, by Ed Laughlin Of
jackson, Miss It was used Nov. 8,
I 1866, in game played at Willjamsport.
Pa, for the state championship. which
ended 81 to IS in favor Of Williams
port
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
CHICAGO Produce Market.

CllCaSO. Dec. y.
Wheat prices on the local exchange de-
clined sharply today, the July - GeilEety ;ery y
dropping below the dollar mark, Ihe
close was weak and at the lowest Of the
day, with July at 99s and May at fC.s
Corn closed weak and oats and provisions
steady ,,
WHFAT-Dec 10!t; MAY 1o7l; July 99s.
CoRN-Dec. 5ss; May e2M4; July CO.
OATS Dec Sol: May 53@5: July 4Ie.
MESS POHK-Jan 1881, May 1615d17l.
LARD-Jan, 9173M2o; May 9423lf4";
SHORT RIBS-Jan, S21: May S'23.
Cash nuotatic rs closed as follows:
WE!H13FSATI%o' E!131S Ai:TII%<e spriaG % 1o.Glos; No 9 100
M10G No. ? red 102sM 1o51
CORN-No. 593M3; No. yellow 59t
= GATs-No. white 527@54; No. white
RYI;-No. 7il.
PARLEY--60. >.
MAI.T1NC4-61d63l. .tt',.- ,.~-zu
FLAX SEEDING. 1 northwestern 1iS4
T!MOTHY-3S5.
CLONER-940.
SHORT RIBS-7S7aGS31l.
MESS POEk-145&G62a.
JARD-917lM20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

There is talk in San Francisco that
Champion Ketchel is going to leave his
manager, Joe O'Connor. and tie Zip with
Promoter Coffroth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
New York Money Market.

New YORK. DEC. y
Prime mercantile paper 81 to 4 per cent
Sterling exchange strong at 4Si a''n ~ It
for 6o-dav bills and at 4S6.9o for demand
Commercial bills 4SiiM4S4s.
Bar silver 40.
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds firm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
DESERVE BETTER TREATMENT

The Ration Range, one Of The most
sane and substantial journals in New
Mexico, thus reviews the congress
sionel situation in the territory.
"A list of newspapers which en-
dorse the candidacy of Delegate An.
drcws for recollection is given daily
TO the public by Mr.. Andrews sponsor,
the New Mexican This Is no doubt
an aid much needed by the delegate,
bat Hike the man who dyed his mus
laehe Il fools nobody but himself II
Is well known throughout the terri
tory that The people have given warm
INK not only IN the small pmrallties
at the last election, but also i'm their
utter lack Of interest in an that com
Germs Mr.. Andrews, that they do not
wish him for delegate again hut the
few papers endorsing him are deter
mined to force him upon the people
ns wen ass upon the large number OF
newspapers that refuse to endorse
him Loyal republican newspaper.
deserve better treatment than this
and 70 viii work only harm Do Mr. An
drpWs"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

iion is considered IN England the
more slgnlfcaut the Asquith eonces-
sion is seen to be- II has been sug-
Bcsted that a referendum might be
ordered 70 ascertain the sentiment 81
the country including the women, on
the question That would be- con-
elusive test but It may be lmprae-
tlcable, Professions, mass meetings.
petitions. newepape polls are proposed
as alternatives
At an events, we are told, both the
suffraglsts and the ants realize that
the next year or two viii be q critical
period for the movement IN question.
Preparations for the campaign are all
ready announced and the ants do
not intend to remain Inactive Wom-
EN- of rank. fame and Influence. in
cludig authors and social roformers
Ike Mrs Humphry ward. are forming
an association 10 combat ana defeat
equal suffrage ana 10 convince the
government that the great majority
Of the women do not want thar change !
n the political system
Meanwhile, there is grand fight |
In progress. with the civilized world !
As an Interested spectator
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
! BILLION YEAR

A billion dollars s 900 600 900
~ sum 20 vast Chat the average hu-
man Intellect can not comfortably
grasp Il Imagine # you can, an Of
The two hundted an frty thousand
people Of Now Mexico. men, women
aud children employed ~ something
that paid each one d thousand dollars
year. or more than five thousand
year to each family That's big paw
and 1T that rate. you VII admit It
would nor take long 10 make us an
rich but even at those big. round fig
urea Il would take every cent that
everyone Of NJ could earn In four
yenfs 10 eqnnl billion dollars! Aud
yet billion dollars each and every
year IS the sum which according 20
q very conHervatley estimate. the peo-
pie ~ the United states lose on &C.
count Of bad roads That looks Ike a
big statement but those persons who
have made study Of The matter AN
agree chat Il II borne out by the aca
tual figures can YOU think of any
thing beyond jhat simple fact that
would seem 10 be- necessary 20 cause
any az us or an of us 70 take au inter-
est iu The Good ltoads'' movement
which q nov making itself oonspicu-
Gus IN this vicinity as wen as in near
~ 80 other parts of The country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
THE RAGING WATERS.

M. .
-. ", = gu "''U VI 'u''oush ana
.'''l''' '''.'''''' I'''''' VI "''er ways
..'L ''''' '' 's O'''b '"'''u |" NINA
.....,.,' '',.''''' ''''. '"'7 F'"' "S inc
n.n - ,,,t' V''' nun an porlS "'
n,. mn u"'s' D"' pa, '''u'o'IF 'fo'"
80 aa...,1,'. anu So"t' N'S'''" STATES,
,a.. '''S '''",'a ""''i' are '"l'S-
a .'''', 'p+7 " '''' an" enormous
,r, ~ ''''' rum To property
~ ''N,"' 20 ''''' are o'IhE gwen
w. o"',S " ''e I''"ReF OF me ka"'
'''' Wv "'a' ,'"' o. h"nSas al me
,t' Wv" ~ "'''' ne stream emp
, '"'o we "'7sour' are enough i'I
.'., ','v 80 s""""''' nut 'ne| repre-
,'''''''''''' no worse IMAM ihose
,. Inns J." ","', p'o''S Along the
'p''' " ''S'sS'pp' me losses from de-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

lbpf MAJ .a...y.. .v.erfl1pst Eay
,,., ARC tttct, ~ no f,nn5 o.fui,c +,
lfre,t nt. odIrp, of hoIt and m,
susnIeJsn sfraebinp
kdd5uouat LEGISLATION agstust the
t,,,gts r,t,gt b, dcrlp.d An marble.
nrc obpasaa tn ,ronoraIjaa and nott
| tbo rertbI.,ana and rbs Tfasrstitcs
Igm mid high ON That lspo uus,
what la f. Mr. pyan desires an tbat
scnrea Particular, and moi penarall-
Ties ore In order
Likewise about rha tariff Revision
IN at hand rbe ror,ibli.e.,g ,ro,,{ss
ID and tb. ttearstltae depapd ir m
what lines does Mr. gryop mink re-
vision should be- made? As the Wagh-
Ington star tells him. If he ie opposed
to protection ss prIncfpla he should
say go. The republfcans favor II. and
win declare for it. II left 70 them.
the revision Of tine DinpIey law wI1
mot disturb protection af any point
where, according To their view. II is
sun OPERATING TO the general welfare.
ON the railroad question Mr. Bryun
ia silent as To government ownerabIp
buf calls for a valuation Of the rail-
road propcrtiea with the yiew of
guiding hy such figures i'm the fixing
Of rnnanortauon rates. lie is far
from the republican pasItfnn of east.
Hu democrats represented by men
Ike Judge Parker. of New York and
1oloncI Gurfey Of PennsyIvanlo
Everybody would be happy ia sce
.apital and labor workIng together on
erms II perfect harmony. but there
re all sorts of views ag ia what wouId
,psl promote that end As for i'm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
LINES OF nN111E FORMED.

The telegraph gave us yesterday
morning 4 clear and very comnrc-
hensiNe summary OF tho forthcoming
Chicago platform az framed and
agreed upon hy the mcn who ara pup-
posed to du things on that side OF
me political fence, and We assume
There q 10 reason to doubt that the
summary as given to the press pre-
SCENTS a very fair advance Wow OF the
republican platform of 1908. as ID win
~ 20 the world about week hence.
on The other hand here Is an alb.
hfeviated outline of what Mr Bryan
thinks the Denver platform ought TO
hr and tho well known political atu.
tude of large majority OF the men
chosen Ga constitute that convention
warrants ua IN assuming that incl
democratic national platform win. In !
all essential particulars, reflect incl
views Of Mr. Bryan Hence. we take
It 10 be perfectly safe TO conclude that'
rhr Denver platform win be just about
what MI Bryan thinks u ought To he |
land that a as follows.
The democratic VIII ask for the
election Of senators by direct vote
Of the people In order that IL may
he easier tor the voters 10 CON
lrol the government. the demo-
Gratis Will ash for effective ivgis-
atiou against the trusts he order
mat the people may De- protected
ID. DE-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

Mr. Carnegies gift Of 100000 to
puma Il tempt" Of peace In Costa Rica.
I" be me common property Of the five
Contra American repubr,s IL clearly
case OF putting the money where it
should do the most good-and We can
all agree with the san Francisco can
that If q handsome ediGce designed
as The visible and enduring sign Of
peace should bring these quarrelsome
peoples 10 better frame Of mind thai
result would be cheap at the
money 1t may be presumed that
Mr. Carnegie is persuaded that the in
'eslm"ni viii pay Il has not been his
habit to lead forlorn hopes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

| 4O' east, a distance of six hundred and
| tWenty-four feet (G24 ft) to the place
| of beginning, the said land containing
| five 90 acres moro or less, ana known
| as Lot Letter "C' on the plat of said
! land made by p A. Simpson and filed
on the Bird day Of February. 1891 in
| the office Of the Probate Clerk and
Elk OfiCiO Recorder Of said county.
Second, commencing nj the south
west corner Of the land Of q. W.
Wakefield i'm the Perra addition to
The Old Town of Albuquerque aIu-c-
said, and taking the south bound rv
or said land for a base, right aut.r
south thirty 800 feet across roadway
Tor corner No. /, thence angle So
30 along the south side of said road
way, three hundred and tWenty-four
ana SIX one hundredths (324.06D feet
10 the west boundary line of the land
Of w. Il. sherman, being corner No
2 \. f." thence angle 81 along west
boundary Of said land Of w. e. Sher-
man two hundred and eight and nine
tenths (20S.0 feet to corner No.
Is. Ed: thence angle So 15', three
hundred and fifty-one and twenty
three hundredths (35I23) feet to cor
ner No. 4 6. W.; thence angle 81
20 two hundred and two and sixty
six hundredths (202.66) feet to the
liacc of beginning, corner No. /.
The said tract hereby conveyed hay
ing an area Of one and sixty hun
drcdthS acres
AND WHEREAS said deed Of trust
lad condition therein written that
If the said Mary Kreifels and Sebastian
kreifeIs shculd fail TO nay said
promisory note or any part thereof
according TO the tenor and effect
thereof then on the application in
writing Of the legal holder of said
note, tho said MOntezuma Trust
Company should sell and dispose Of
sand real estate and all right, title.
benefit and equity redemption of the
aid Mary kreifels and Sebastian Krri-
.els or their heirs or assigns therein,
At public auction at the front door
II the pOstoffiCc in the city of Albu-
IueTque, county of Bernalillo, Terri
DRY of New Mexico, or on said prem
SEES, or any part thereof, as might
De specified i'm the notice of said
ale, for the highest and best price
he same would bring in cash, four
weeks notice having been previously
.iVen OF the time and place of said
ale by advertisement in some news
Daper published in the said city of AL
uquerque, and to make, execute and
ellNeT TO the purchaser or purchase
RS at such sale a good and sufficient
eed or deeds of conveyance for the
remises sold, ana out of the pro-
eeds and avails Of such sale should
ay, first the costs Of advertising,
ale and conveyance, including reus-
nable fees of said party of the sec
nd part and all other expenses of
(ld rust ana then to pay the princf-
al and interest Of said promisory
ote.
AND WHEREAS the said Mary
reiieis and Sebastian Kreifels have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

Mr. Carrizo2o; Here's congratula-
tons; together We stand. our enemies
want our division points bat the moon
VIII b" green cheese and our enemies
VIII have gone tp "Dantc's inferno"
belor" they get Dhom San Marcial
Standard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
c. A. GRANDE.
R0k North npandxpmv

Newly furnished rooms in now
building. singh or en- suite. with bath:
by the day, week or month, at rea-
sonable prices. Sole agent for TiJeras
Canyon lime, Saloon; imported and
domestic liquors and cigars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
T. {. PURDY, Agent.
NEW LUMBER YARD.

We wish 10 thank the public for
the patronage extended TO us, and
desire to state that we have opened
up a new lumber yard in connection
with our mill business, where we will
carry fun line Of all kinds of lumber,
including Texas flooring, finish lum-
Der, lath and shingles, and every
thing To be found in a well equipped
yard, and would ask you to give us a
chance to figure with you, and as we
are sure we can save you money.
Superior Lumber and Mill CO.,
50I-521 South First Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
FINE ANGoRA GOATS.

| have 1000 registered and high
grade Angora Bucks. Does ana Kids
for sale. Prices reasonable. VIII sell
any number to suit the buyer, These
goats are good heavy shearers and
viii bear critical inspection. Come
and see them or write what you want
M. r, McCRORY. NJ. D.,
San MarCiai N M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

ban There Is wisdom IN the relaxa-
ton, says the san Francisco Chron-
tele aud there would be still more If
those Interested IN the young would
make il possible for Them TO crafty
the taste for terpischorean exercise
without resorting 10 places whore
there may be reasonable doubt
about the character Of the dancers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
BIDS WANTED

Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. First.
class Guinouts at reasonable rates.
Telephone 3. n. Second st.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

and the Sargent anniversary medal.
and the number concludes with the
index of the seyenty-socond volume
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

HHT TIIlIT TDT1f0 ITIUT
Ask for
The Lakes and East
and
Republican Folder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

The Views hitherto entertained by
cle'gymen concerning dancing have
been considerably modified during
late years and there are now frequent
Instances OF ministers openly declur-
ing Ia favor VI the removal ui the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
Chicago
and Return
S46.00.

The gay scenes of a large city. the
glare, glitter and sparkle of the thea
ter, the crowds at the fashionable res
taurantsr Vanity Fairs daily exhibit
on the bouleyards the cool lake with
its possibilities for recreation--are as
aIluring in fact as in contemplation.
This is true of Chicago, particularly
this June, because then the
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
CONVENTION
viii he held
Tickets on sale June 10, 10, "A, in
elusive, and on June II for trains
reaching Chicago that date. Final
limit June 80, the last day on which
you may leave Chicago
Stopovers at and west of Missouri
river points within going transit limit
"a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

Alamogordo viii have a big Fourth
Of July celebration
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

The Mckinney County bank at CAL
lup is Installing the latest and most
expensive lir" proof vaults and is
making other extensive improve
mtut-.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-24

church:
First. No marriage will be valid
unless it is performed by priest ou :
authorized and before at least two
witnesses.
Second. A marriage performed be-
tween Catholic and baptized nom
Catholic, by civil magistrate, alder
man. notary public or Protestant min
lister will be null and void. Hitherto
such marriages we're valid.
Third. No marriage will be licit
unless it is performed by the pastor
of the bride or by priest delegated
by him or the bishop Of the diocese.
Fourth. Those of the faith who are
of manageable age, or may contem-
plate marriage in the future, should
secure positive and correct informa-
ton as to the date and place of their
baptism.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-24
HEAVY DAMAGE is
REPORTED In LOUISIANA.

Baton Rouge, La. March 23.-Re-
ports have been received here of a
cyclone that swept through Felicana
parish, La. at an early hour today.
The reports are rather meagre, but
it indicates that the storm caused
considerable damage and some loss
of life.
At Concord, so miles north of here,
on the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
road, a man named Rollins is report
ed killed, and many persons are said
to be injured.
Efforts up to this hour to secure a
complete list of the dead and injured
have been unavailing.
The cyclone was preceded by a
heavy rain and the downpour has
since been continuous. Telegraph
and telephone wires are down and
communication with many points is
completely cut off.