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New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
SAILS TO CLAIM TITLE AND ESTATE.

On the White Star liner Celtic. which sailed yes
terdav was Genille Cave-BroV ne-Cave. the son Of
q titled EnglIshn,an who died year ago. leaving
an estate. TO which the young man ia heir. He Is
on his way to England to claim the estate and
title and then he says he is coming back to this
country for q good time.
The sen and parent auarreiled eighteen years
ago the son leaving home to seek fortune and
fame for himself Five years ago he here.
but was sent tc the Orient to hunt big game for a
naturalist society and since his return to Amer
lea three years he had been cowboy and
miner. The family lost track OF him. and II took
nearly wear after the fathers death To find him.
Then ne was discovered herding cattle on Wyo-
ming ranch.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
THE Old RELIABLE
ROYAL
Bakil1gP Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THERE rs NO SUBSTITUTE
Tho only bakfng po~-
dor sssado with Royal
orapo cream Of tartar
JERSEY LAWYERS DINE.
Nezcly 4ppointed Jurists Honored 6y
Hudson County Bar association.

Speakiug at the annual dinner of the Hudson
County Bar Association of New Jersey which was
held at the Hotel Astor last night Circuit Court
Judge William II speer said: ut is rot yet time IN
this country to shut the Presidents mouth with
respect to abuses" His sentiment received put
faint applause.
One hundred and fifty members of the New Jer-
sey bar attended the dinner, over which President
Albert c. Wall presided. Speeches were made by
Chancellor Mahlon Pitney, Circuit Court Judges
Frederic Adams and William H. Speer and Attor-
peys Camillus Kidder and Robert Carey
President Wall said:
Those who know. as do that the newspapers
feeders. not leaders of public opinion, mus!
deplore the widespread disrespect for lawyers ana
judges which they y1ce Wen bs nS aT
forth from such spir-the monster Of ignorance rance,
bated not by any advertised method which might
invite opposition, but through gentle renaohtia on a.
personally counteracting such opinions wherever we
meet with them.
Chancellor Pitney declared his belief that:
The bar and of New Jersey are sti, in rea
notwithstanding the rewiling done by some news re,
papers and what confidence they nave ID 1rers t,e
is largely due their contact with the lawyers
Chancellor Pitney's reference to his father vice
Chancellor Pitney as guest at past dinners OF
the association greeted with prolonged ap-
pause and cheers. The chancellor spoke s'fo'siS
in favor of the Constitutional amendments pro-
posed by the Bar Association TO provide separate
Court of Appeals to deal with all cases on appe'i
and thus leave the Supreme Court free to do IT'S
circuit work and ordinary Supreme Court WORK
Among those present were Supreme Court JUS
tices Francis J. Swayze. Charles w. Parker anu
Willard p. Voorhees, Nice-Chancellor ldtldie9 W
Garrison, Frederic W. Stevens and EDWIN N.
Walker: Circuit Court Judges Benjamin A van
and Charles c. Black; ASSemblyfnan f-u"aiu
Kenny District Court Judges Charles L. Caiil'N n
and James S Irwin, Gilbert Collins. former gu
preme Court judge; Henry Traphasen. eA-Haso
Of Jersey City: Police Judges John Wahl queen anu
Josepb Farmer Colonel Charles w fnher' 'ai'i
p yredenbIrgh Edward NJ. Collie and Charies w.
Thompson. ~.
Jrdce SDeer made his remark anent shu'tihS th0
Presidents mouth after Camillus kdder hao quot-
cd few words from recent speech py Joseph
II Choate in which Mr.. Choate SAID II was up "
the President to the lawyers VINO were pio
+actinq wealthy malefactors # there were Suci'
Mr. Kidder made comment on MY Ciioa''
mark but when Judge Speer got the moor ne saiu
that he could not talk politics, as II was not d
nrooer place to talk politics. But ne Siiu -
could say anything l would say II IS io' ,,h
in this country to shut the Presidents mourn WIN
| respect to abuses.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
WILL REOPEN WASSERMAN CAo1'
Two Witnesses to Testify To-day-Pollcs
men Holding sinecures to Go on Patrol.

Police Commissioner Bingham announced He9'el
- &C. -, ha r.onaneJ before First Deputy Com
,i..;o,er Baker to-day 10 allow two witnesses
Who did not appear at the trial to TESTIFY
Charles Brooks and Harry Cohen. VINO were al
rested in a raid by Reardon and Nasserliiail' "eie
held for trial in 81 bail yesterday before Masis
.+o ,,orrigar in the Tombs police court. This was
the raid which caused Commissioner Bingham 10
bring charges against Wasserman
Commissioner Bingham made il known yesterday
/ 1T between hundred and three hundreu Po-
rcemen would be withdrawn from snecure places
and nut on oatrol duty before the end of the week.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Rev r. j. Campbell. who has flled the post
of r.stor Of the city Temple London. since the
death of Joseph Parker, will come TO this country
for a two months lecture tour among the Chau-
tauaua societies
The Circulation Club. composed of travelling
representatives OF the New York newspapers.
viii hold its annual beefsteak dinner Stein s
cafe Ferry and Cln streets, on Wednesday even
Ing, March H.
DR.. Pearce Bailey will deliver public lecture
on Alcoholism at the Academy of Medicine. No.
Il West AID street. Saturday evening. February
u. at $50 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
ST. cuTAsERT SURVIVORS DOING WEI,

Boston, Feb 6.-The five members Of the crew
Of the burned steamer ST. Curhber. who were
taken hospitals after the arrival here yesterday
Of the steamer cymric with the survivors, of the
St Cuthbert board. reported TODAY as
all doing we'll. None OF them Is In any danger
and II is expected that ali will he able 10 leave
the hospitals within week TWO
Twenty sailors of the ST. Cuthbert who were I'M
injured by the fire left here to-day for England
on the steamer Winifredian The officers Of the
ST. Cuthbert Will return BY way Of New York in q
few days.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
WEST VIRGiNIANS AT DINNER.

The CharestoNn Society OF the City of New
York had Its nineteenth annual reunion and dinner
last night the Hotel Manhattan A hundred
former residents of the old West Virginia and
their friends gathered in the grand ball room of the
hotel. whera Turner A. Beall presided toast
master. The speakers were Stewart Hirschman.
Joseph H. Beall. of Yonkers; H. Stewart Mcknight.
weles ]. Hawks and Welles stump The name
was changed tc The West Virginia Society of the
CITY of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
STANDARD OIL TUG ASHORE

Woods Hole Mass, Feb. e-The Standard Oil
Company tug No while endeavoring TO float the
Standard Oil barge No. 81 went on the rocks on
Narshon Island to-day and hours later was
abandoned by her crew a heavy southerIy gale
was blowing a the time and the had some
difficulty in reaching shore. II is believed that
both the tug and barge will be foated. each has
n number OF water;ight compartments
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
PRICE OF IRON BARS GOES UP.

Announcement made yesterday that
hers of the Western Bar Association at a confer
ence in this city decided to advance the price of
iron bars So a ton. bringing II up to 81 90 a hun
dred pounds. The Eastern and Western iron bar
manufacturers are said to be working in harmony
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
NEGRO LYNCHED IN LOUISIANA

Delhi la Feb 6-Robert Mitchell a negro was
taken from deputy sheriff by mob Oak
Grove near here. late to-day and lynched Mitchell
shot and killed, without provocation Leon Threl-
keld manager of the Pioneer Cooperage Company
two miles west of Oak Grove, yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
Amusemenfs.
-MTROPOdITANasss.-

This EVENING at 7:4-D1E WALKCERY
Gadssl Fremstad. krkby -Lonn. AIten. Weed To-,
ria MattfeId. Langeniorn. Jscoby. BurgstaII..
Van Rooy BIass Conductor Mailer
Sat. AIT, Feb, 9. FAUST Farrsr Jacobv
Grerd; Caruso. Chaiia7ins 5traeciarI. Bezue. Con.
Sat. EvK, Feb. tpop1ar price.). az aLA
TRAyIATA. Sembrich. Jacoby: Bonci. scotti Du-
friche Tecchf, Begue. Conductor. Ferrari
SUNDAY Eve. Feb. popular prices). $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT COSCERT
soIoists: Emma Eames. Kirkby -Lunn. Lucaa
piancou Entire opera Orchestra. Cond. Bow
Won EyG FEB s-MADAMA BUrTEn-
Fly Fsrrar. Jaeoby: Caruso. Scott Rsiss M1hi-
mann Drsriche. ConJ.. Ferrarf-
Tues Evg. Feb. II. SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
at s-AIDA- Rappold. Homer: Caruso. Pianeoa
Sfraccfari Muhuann. Tecchf. COnd. Ferrart
wed Evs.. Feb. II. s. Don GIOVANNI
Emma Eames. Cadskf. Farrar: Bonci Scott CnaIis-
pine BIsss Dufriche. Cond- Ashler.
Thurs. EvR.. Feb ~. at 7:l5-DfE WALKCERE
Gad,kf Frsrnr,ad Kir!sby-Ls Alien Weed Fo-
MIA Lanrendorr Jacoby: Burgs.aller. Van Rooy
Fri Eve FEB "a a. sATOsra- Emma Eam.,
Caruso. Scott Dufrtche. Lucas Coud. FeTrsrL
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
Proposals..

HPOpOsAIs FOR MAKING TRoUsEEs;y,DTE.s -, Es,,r, : ~ =
Onartermssters Office 26th street ana eIlaS
80 nh ,ladsInha February-6, 1s0s.-ossIed prop
na,rad At this office IL O'Clock A. 5.Ir
,ben opeued manufacturing anu
1a,r,. dress trousers
srnirb.d nv this Department. The right Is
ain ~ accent any all proposals or an! PaIL
,aunes can and specl!t
&c ,rnnosaIs and Information VIII oe
10. a, this ONCE. Envelopes containing bs
opened February IL isoo- L. -
Depot Quartermaster
CE.IED PROPOs AIS IN DUPLICATE WILL bt' E:II,. ET
- ca;vsd at office Commissioner OF taOs
IsI.,d X Y H until $50 m, Eepiua 81, ma
- rsorred 10 and htchen I ion
~ mining Room Kitchen at L. 3 ,nj
tr,I,s Island n Y H. Particulars as 10 ii' 49, pr
ns;,tSns Governing bidders be ooialeu iio i'
ert Watchorn. Commissioner
ID.ED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE Will. .i, BE, iin FE
- ceived at OF Commissioner OF hr,+a,v 10
S,,; leland Y H. until 2:3o m feottars ID ~,
I'D onened Immediately thereafter or g. ton
an ,ahIes benches al T. = Ir1fl
ItIt isf.nd Y II. Particulars as 20 INN. @ pSt,
GOVERNING bidders be ootaineo ifo"' i
,-rT " aTCfIORN. Commissioner
C.r.YE-D PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE Will. BE Be re re
reived at office OF Commissioner OF sr ~
r I .tsn orened sale and removal 0. 10
aHu atad &C barracks New York Room Annex 81.
utssn,ina corridors between at U = 80
.,,ton Ellis Island " Y H Particulars a. 10
t,nr. and conditions governing bidders may ue oo
trnn, PORFRT WATCHORN. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
Public Notices.
H.,p Wanted-Femaie-

Help Wanted-Femaie-
XxvANTED-A FEMALE ATrESPasbb , ~ sb, 10 plav tie
w 80 children Must oe aoie ~
~ wages sos per month and naintenance Hppy h
pIalCr the Superintendent of the y II. th
3~!s Hosnitais ard Randalis lsand ioo' VI
Eas 12Oth St. n Y
xxy,NTED-A FEMALE OPERATOR ON SLtiAM All
Nv sowing ma Wages S1I per non,u an
amt nance Apply personally to the superinteaeR. o
re y Y city Children's HOSPITALS ana seno-ois' iNA
IaI.s Island foot of East 10Th ST. CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted ints these columns
recommended to the rcaders Of The Tribune thor.
.urh,y reliable and business BE- done by mall
,,. advertiser With perfect safsty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE


~
The law requires every able bodied
man. between the ages Of tws9ty-ons
and sixty years 20 arnuauyNay 8
road tar of three dollars or. "a lieu
Of such sum-. TO labor on the Bublit
road three DAYS Sec g. Cahpter Sc
Acts % she 51th -Esiauve Assembly
The supervisor of Road District No.
3 comprising Precincts Nos Il and
3. which precincts include the City
Of Albuquerque accepts the Office
Without compensation and Is derstiuz
time and energy 10 th- t Of
the duties OF the office a. the md
mat proper use IT, MADE OF the road
fund and that We have good roads.
The character ~ roads q be buflt
and the line q work are determined
sE the Good Roads Association
Mr. : NJ. Porternel1 IS authorized
60 receive payment ~ the rosa tax
ana Tor fbe convenience nf the u-hlie
Eii make calls When he can 90 - o.
De made al Porte-neld
and Co., &c West Gold avenue The
Wm - strictly enforced
W. r. GILLESWATER.
s~upervlzor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
The Story ola Medicine.

fN nsEs-C0ldsn Medical Discovery
Sss suggested b one Of ia most import
A1i and valuable ingredients - Geta-s
SeAl r1ok
SsaflT forty years ago, Dr.. Piercs dis
eSvefed tia, be could, By tbs use " pure
U~p~retned glYeerine AIDED By = Ger.
4tn aegrec " cufstauAy maintains
heat and with the aid % apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex-
usct from or most valuable natlys ma
eaelnAl roots their curative properties
much better than BY the uss Of alcohol
% generally employed. So the now world
famea Golden Medical Discovery" for
the cure OF waak stomach, indigestion. or
eytPepsis. torpid liver, or blliousneSs and
kindred deraTgemfnta was urst made. as
Il ever lnAe has bAen, without q particle
Of slcohol It's maRS-up
sisnseShISIM llst Of is ingredL
sas prsnteo o. NeS e9ttle-Mrappcr.
valuable medicinal roASs\found growing
n our American foresfsS All thesf lp-
grelient@ has e1elY1 lbs I0RSsIn
e-Ls1melt I'D lhe leAdlnR mrdLlT &c
g%ALk%herAA 11NELkGA ILLLl
49, NerY
-4ne39 LIZ tkgAzeA LII NkLsh
ETrB-r n 49, ar2SA
- 80 - ~ Las
Zen compiled BY Dr. r. V. Pierce. Of
hunAio, N. y :. and VIII he mailed ire %
Any . s&s.tg same BY postal card. or
tter addressed % the Doctor a. a1Jre.
knum Ne~e endorsements COPIED from
ttAmoAu N1aical bouks o. az the d Ter
ent Erhucs % practice. H VII - found
hat t1e Ingredients c9np pc tht eGu.e-
- Modal Discovery az aealssd not
-niy ~ t1s care q ~ EscFs Uenuausd
1-.-4>@ tuf Aasg Tor Ia cure ~ Ell ca
aria ~urgueatti Ard fhruat Affection
snu1uFAi1-1 - nk ealMwha { Nharset
hA4f Mw HEuzt anEurmz 10
hAnGNn-uslgEs an1 al tkaas uaaUnr
ah@t9ls Huch II mg1 uTomutF and
pUMrV wraae1 are as - tafuHn4f
- nslsamNfaA TAEe Or R@Fcss Dis
ever n TINE and prNtsf~ fu is lse
$50 - A# ~ 8 t&4f atH8 HHa e 5 na.
AssF 0aappanL Too murA man MA
= NPwh4 q H. u uEI net r@rlrm
nr1e ~ SIT net curr c~ulsgmUtaah
= Q anln4 Sac No mH1tcire will
~ 9A eafs Z aG~ttgus that ed - -
&141Bloa " 2<s a. U3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
Must BELIEVE IT.
When Wcil-known Albuquerque Peo.
ple Tell IL 30 Plainly.

when public endorsement s. made
ts rarfseutatixe citizen ~ AIpu-
ruer9ua the proof is positive You
mlst believe BE-. Read this testimony.
EverE bsrkacha sufferer. every men.
woman ~ child with any kidney
trouble VIII find profit in the read
ing
Mrs } Pr Gubb. living at 81:
South Broadway. Albuquerque. y.
81. For about two years my
cIi 6tfIaH was such that whenever I
ullid move around. pains and sharp
stitches would take me tn my Joins
Further proof af a disturbed condi-
zion - k-inays uas evidenced by
Fl too frequent action ~ the secre-
uars from theee organs a. vas
mostly noticeable iu thr fore part of
the day A Iady. aho had been SINH
lEriy troubled and had been CURED bs
uaaue kidney pills advised ne e.
use fhem Procuring a box ] used
lniF "a small u-attou ard the benefit
: derived aas So pronounced thnt j
@as given proof ~ the value o. Ibis
medicine a cure Cor hackache ana
an Hs arising from deranEed ki1-
re
Per aie by an Iealer Price So
% Fwtfr-M Burn Co., Ru-alo
Ne Nork sole ar-nis far the United
States
Rememb the namc-pasn So
take nu either
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
GOULD WITNESS m
DIVORCE CONSPIRACY

New YORK. July s-Fmuk j
Could. 81 mills aaIrs. was put
through 81 sharp examination to-day
when DE was placed on the witness
stand Hs defense I'd the alsg !
conspiracy plot o. MANUFACTURE divorce
evidence aEainst him He was qa@
tiansd 1r length as h. mis- acquaIut-
ant s5th Miss Bessie DeEoe Hhu--
Same mas figured iu the case but tne
most damaging admission the lawyers
could draw from him was the tacl
taat he mad met Miss Deyoe and knew
who +he WaS Decision win b. hand
20 down Friday morning
A special session was held 10 taas'
the t--riuuuy IT Dir. Could. Miss
MabeI A-fscCauslan. the miIHnerS APP
prentice. whose story led 10 the arrest
er Mrs Tral Miss Fleming and Do
tective Mousley. o o the stand and
repeated the story 81 ths alleged con-
splrae Miss M4cCausIan stout
maintained tina IL MAS Mrs Teal who
first brought zap the subject OF the
Gould 5fvorce case and suggested that
she make affidavit that she had seen
Mr. Could with Bessie Dev0e in the
apartments Miss Deyse reni-x frau
AIRS Teal
on cross examination the witn~
admitted that sine vas known rs the
apartment house in whirh She lived
N jas name Of C7uklin q hsay
except the Mnltur tha she had APP.
piled to AIRS Teal Tor e position uu-
der the name - &ss Wlnion and that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
FALLERIES' VISIT
SUCCESSFUL


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WITH .
state ar Ihs Frsun battle
asn wv after assn rn Awrarar
-
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s9ttsa hzaGl- ana
foreign Ht
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p hte4 a- sAr ne !
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Mss
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~ = me COO
me ans toe
hss
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= t@~hng aAs
ap'@rna
inter
use proverbs ~
t' AiY% were gfni3
Ha also
~iss a-i 20 the
p $500 #nh &fs eau-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
MEhTEO-ROarderS


5A&ET0RICM. R0sadale Place. 1gcat-
ed On L8ekhart ranch. near Indian
school Under management q grad
4ats nurs@s Rates reasonable. Miss
e Norman and Bartlett phone 1ITS.
BOARD u lodging az s@a So and
8z1&8- ElErTsc light and phone
and ba-a- SIS W Coal
WANTEL-6oaF1EFS by ire day 81
AZ Sogta Broadway. Ladies' pre-
ferrHi e
WASTEE-Ee5uers. with or with
of board Good home cooking
Rooms w furnished and clean
Modern The Gray stone. @Is West
Cold al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
FOR ShLE-MlScenane0us

FOR SALE-Go0d. gentle horse. dou-
bic harness express wagon S2l W
Silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
WANTED.

WA%TEI-To buy meas second
hand clothes q AN kinds N good
share CHEST prices paid in cash
SEMI postal We wlH CALI II Prank.
IN SoTta Thfr3 street phone So
WANTED FOR L. 8 ARMy-Able-
bodied unmarried men between ages
of IS and 15. citizens u United states
m good character aIsd temperate aab-
It's Wh0 ear speak. Rad and write
English. For Information apply TO
Recruiting Ontcer. 2eg r Central ave.
Albuquerque n n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR

FOR XCHANGE-AlbuqueTqu resi-
denee property for land. within s
miles Of Albuquerque. under ditch.
Address Box 15s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
WasTED-Salesmen. Aaems


Ger wE ard over 1n Dr. made
S=w Campaign Novelties from
n8w Easl election sells to Srgr@
C51ry Fairs PleEEz ard Private
F- Complete aas q samples
ens1 for SEES Order to3aE-
"a N8vtF e., Sc Wabash aye
Chasga
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
WkhTED-klseeuansous

WANTED-Pipes to repair. Joe Rich
zrdE Cigar Store II
WANTED-T0 buy or sell an kinds
Of second hand furniture. Seheer
and Wariick. zes East Central.
WANTED well furnished house of
about five rooms. ia good location.
Good tenants no children Address
II. p W. Care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
SODA FOUNTAINS

We have several bargain 10 offer in
both new and second hand soda foun-
tains q immediate shipment Easy
monthly payments. Write or phone
for our attractive proposition. The
Grosman company. Dallas. Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
POOL & BILLIARD TABLES

FOR SALE-Auu-trust pool and BIZ
lard tables. supplies and bar fix
lures sold N easy payments Cata-
free Charles Passow & sons.
Dallas Texaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29

Fplsga Driuo LaxnuTe fne new IA
alive sumuisfea hut does not irri-
tafN E ts the best ~imraflv~ 0uarau-
Esd q your money back J u
~ hleil amd Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
STOLEN.
LOST
Bargains in Real Estate

s2ee0- room brick cottage. wash
house. corner lot. cement walk
on both sides. close In.
sloeV- room frame cottage.
nicely finished. and two room
Sdobe. cement finish; SO # lot
s Broadway.
SSeee-5 room brick cottage, mod
en-. extra nice: close in.
slsee-4 room frame cottage mod
ern, ". LEAD ave. Easy rerms
S&4eo-e-room frame with bath:
good out6uildtngs: lot IS BY
ward.
t-aeo-New : room frame cot
Ase modern. beautifully Tin
Eaed+ concrete foundation. eel
lar. good outbuildingS- Highlands
A-let-New : room brick cottage
modern, fourth ward. on car
&t-#o-Nrw : room brfek cottage
built. close In. fourth wari
s-ee"-5 room frame cottage bath
NthdmtlL ncar shops and car
s17oe+ room frame cottage
MadeFas Highlands. close IN.
A. FLElSCHER
AA sf.IE INSTANCE sUEsns
soSfs LoASa
sf2A : second Phone sT4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29
FOR RENT-DeSk Room.
FOR RENT-MisceIIaneous

FOR REST-Saddle ponies Arch T
Wilson. 441 South Edith. Phone
1884. a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-29

FOR RENT-For hall purposes. }n the
new Furrelle building. West End
AtaoucL. rooms so and So
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-18
The Socialist View.

The main points presented by The
advocates of socialism was that
competition Is the cause OF much
OF the adulteration in food stufIs and
In manufactured articles, and encour.
aged dishonesty and greed; that large
accumulations OF wealth are detri.
mental to the happiness and well.be.
ing OF the poor, encourages idleness
among the rich and increases the bur.
dens Of toll upon the laborer; that un.
der the present system OF government
the opportunities for advancement are
with the rich, the poorer class having
no chance, but are doomed to contin.
ual toll; that the experience of l25
years OF the present system OF the
government is total failure and the
declarations Of liberty a deception;
and that socialism will correct these
and many other evils and errors that
exist.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-18
Antony and
Cleopatra

"'Of all Shakespeare's historical
plays says ColeridRe, Antony and
Cleopatra is by far the most wonder
full He again says, assigning it a
place even higher than that OF being
the most wonderful Of the historical
plays, the highest praise, or rather,
form OF praise, Of this play, which l
can offer In my own mind, Is the dot BIT
which the perusal always occasions In
me whether the Antony and Cleopat-
ra is not, in all exhibitions of a giant
power in its strength and vigor of
maturity, formidable rival of Mac.
beth, Lear, Hamlet and Othello.'
The epithet wonderful Is unques.
tionably the right one to apply to this
drama. 1t is TOO vast, too gorgeous,
to be approached without some pros.
tratlon of the understanding. 1t pours
such flood OF MONDAY splendour upon
our senses, that we cannot gaze upon
II steadily. We have read IL again
and again; and the impression which
it leaves again and again Is that of
wonder"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-18
SOCia|iStSGet
A Setback

FRANKLIN, Ida, March 12.-The
other evening discussion took place
at the franklin opera house upon the
question rs socialism detriment to
the welfare OF humanity and the na.
tion, and a bar to progress?" Messrs.
G. w. States, Adolph Spongberg and
f. d. Heuish took the position that IL
Is. =. Evans, of Malad valley, and
David Egbert, OF Fairview, contended
that 1t is not. Before commencing the
discussion, IT, f. Strives was selected
chairman, and he announced that each
speaker would be limited to fifteen
minutes each, Mr. Evans given two
privileges, and that the audience pre-
sent by vote would decide the ques-
tiOn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-18
Estray Notice.
In the city Of Logan.

In the city Of Logan.
l have in my possession the follow.
ing described animal, which II not
claimed and taken away will be sold
at public auction TO the highest cash
bidder at my corral on March rs, 1908,
at II O'Clock noon.
One red brockle faced three year old
heifer, branded on left shoulder some.
thing like NJ and lay-down p,
Impounded March %, 1908.
JOHN II. GNEHM.
City Poundkeeper.