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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-10-03

1t is quite affecting, the interest Mr. Taft and
his boosters have suddenly manifested in postal saw
lngs banks and the great benefit they would be to
the small savers of the country Ever since the
dawn of populism the republican party has hardened
It's heart against appeals for postal savings banks
because they would take business from the bankers
OF the country who have usually contributed literally
to the pary's campaign barrels Republicanism is
now for postal savings banks as an excuse for Cd
position to the guaranteed banks of the democratic
party. IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
OurShOe
Make Good

There are some cheap
shoes that look well but do
not wear we'll. Shoes
bought at our place mean
shoes that look dreSSy.
wear well and give salts
faction. We charge only
moderate prices. but you
can depend upon the quail
ity and fit of our footwear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

There arc no und'rtakcrs iu japan
When a person passes away it is thu
custom for his nearest relatives to
plae" him i'm IA coffin ANA bury him,
and the mourning does not begin till
after the funeral In America. a cam
dldatr's political kinsfolk follow the
same Kindly custom Phoenix Ga
zattr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
II DO

1t takes a rich man to be able to
afford an automobile and Il porter
house steak at the same timc.-Flag-
stan Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
What the Editors
offhe Southwest
Are Saying

sacred to the Memory OF our Mark.
Smithood is gone. now for state
hood Prescott journal Miner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

Tho Chiyaeo White Soy. it is said.
are seeking am engagement to stop Oft
Il Tucson next Spring and do a few
stunts for tho pleasure OF the fans OF
that city, and to Timber up the Windy
city boys during thy.r long trtuScou-
tinal drag.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09


and Charlie r. TAFT a., ten years old
and uumel aftrr his unolc. tho mil
l%ionairc editor uf Cincinnati. The new
presidents "IIothr1 Charley Char
ley boy" 49, th, youugst,r of tho fam
iy is called ot home kept faithful
diary ~ his tour around the world.
and % brighter. more unaffected boy
1t would De hard 10 find.
The career of Miss Helen. who I.
school is giving Mrs. T3rf fin. mast
: concern TN, n.yf lady of the (,-nito
Hous. prIfa{-.. To- y certain dggr,, r.,
the higher education but sh. sa,e ma.
n woman Who has studied earrcstr
Imakes pIcr. 15..frl. m,u,bcr ~
cfaty than an. ,boe.
arc varied but mostly artificial. The
! pp iJII. ,44trg. ,f ,,.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

WINDOW SHAPES
stock and made to order. lowest
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fu-
rplls Furniture Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

CUT RATE ON NEW
UNDERWOOD TNPEN RITERS.
AiBQ. ~ PEWRT1ER EXCHANGE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

some time asa while D. L,fan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

the Morning Journai has a higher cir
rnlHilun rating thuu i- accorded To- any
other paper 10 Albuquerque ar any other
dnllN ~ sew Mexico - The American News
puprr IlrettuTy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

AIIaq0er1u1 Nornne Journal
The Jasper news., 1908-12-10
THE KANSAS CITY MARKET
Reported for the News by Special
c rrespondent.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Dec. Z, 1908
Cattle receipts last week footed up
the liberal total Of 81, 600 head, the last
days OF the week turning out good runs,
and the market closed with about all
the gain OF Monday wiped out. Best
stock holders and feeders we're an excep.
ton and held about steady. The sup
ply today is fairly good, at IL, 700 head.
market steady to Is lower, The main
adverse feature today is an excessive
supply at Chicago. In spite Of the fact
that last week was more or less disap.
pointment to sellers, and this week Is
getting bad start, tho feeling is bull
lish, 10 consideration Of the near end OF
the range cattle, season, and the pros.
pect of better demand fresh meats iuci-
dent to colder weather. Top steers today
brought T.35, but comparatively few
cattle brought above $50. bulk OF short
fed steers Is. 25'to $3.50. COWS a3.CO to
s4.15, heifers % SO to s5.75, bullse2.4 10
S4.OO, veals IS to 80 cents above week
ago ,at $3.50 for tops. Shipmonts OF
stockers and feeders to the country con.
tinue liberal, and the market holds up at
about the high poiut Of the fall. Pur.
chases here by country buyers during
November were 5000 hesd, as compar-
cd with SIS 900 head same month last year
November was the first month this fall
to show an increase over corresponding
month year ago, indicating the popu.
lar feeling with regard to winter markets
for fat cattle. Stockers range from 1900
to "a. 40. feedsss s4.00 to a 90.
Another surprising run Of hogs arriv-
ed at the markets today. and prices brok
IS to 20 cents, 1t left tho situation bad,
however, and unable to stand the strain
OF the run OF Is, 900 head here today, OK.
ira heavy elsewhere, top today s5.75,
bulk $500 to 1855. Packers are good
buyers, and hold overe srs never large
enough to affect the following days
market.
Sheep and lambs closed last week ID
to Is cents higher for the week, notwith.
standing that the run was 81, 900 cad,
considerably above recent weeks. Run
today Is 5000 head, market shade lower,
top lambs today e6 90, yearlings worth
s4.75 toS5.25, weathefs N.25tosA. rs, ewes
IS 80 to A.30. Considerable feeding
stock Is still coming, lambs $500 to
e5.25. wethers and .yearlipgs a 90 to
a. breeding ewes around 400.
j. A. RICKARr,
The Jasper news., 1908-12-10

Christmas 10 almost here again. SEQ
our fine line Of holiday goods.
), r. BBIoAy, ai.9of
The Jasper news., 1908-12-10
This is Worth Reading.

Leo F. Zelinski, OF 90 Gibson st.. :,
Buffalo, N. Y, says. ~ cured the most
annoying cold sore I ever had, with
Bucklen's Arnica saive. applied this
salve once day for two days, when
every trace of tho sore was gone"
Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee
at Webb Bros. drug store. 25c
The Jasper news., 1908-12-10
NotIce-noved

We have moved our grocery store into
the building formerly occupied BY the
Add Joyce clothing store, whore we are
better prepared than ever 70 supply your
grocery needs, Old friends and new call
on US in our new homo. s
WHEAT 4 By sHoP.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
sIGMAN LAMDA NU.
High School Fraternity Boys in An-
 nual Feast.

The high school fraternity of Sigma Lambda Nu held its third annual banouet at the Oneco hotel last night. This is one of the oldest of the high school fratefnfties. being twenty years .old AiPh'f
 The menu was arranged in a novel fashion, reading like an initiation rit- ual. The tosstmaster was F. M. Chandler. The toast list was as fol- lows:
 The History of 'Mu,' by Alexander B. Timm: Our Class by E. s. Male: The Active Chapter" by Raymond Rattersbv; Honorary Views" by Walter H. Perry: Fraternity Spirit, hv Harold M. Hine; Pho Sigma So- rerity." by Harry L. Hotchkiss; The Last Convention" hy Harold R Blackman; Suggestions, by Prof Ralph Wentworth; 'Our Neophite, " hy CaR H. Sucher; Future of 'Mu.' bv Charles F. DeForest.
 The committee on arrangements was: Raymond M Battersby, Buckley H. wright H. Kilbourn.
 The program was designed bs Guion.
 Those present were Robert c. Gib son. Clarence Bishop. Miles A. Mat thew. F.. s. Male, Arthur J. Campbell ! F. NJ. Chandler. s. L. Tyler. W. H Hough. Shepard DeForest, N W. San 1, ford, B. E. kydd, Grant Chatf1eld.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
JOHNSON PUZZLED
American Negro Fighter Does Not Quite Understand
 Burns Terms.
WILL FIGHT IN ENGLAND
Heavyweight Champion Insists on Johnson Posting S2,000. or Big
 Match VIII be on.

London, Feb. 2s Mir. Kelley, repre- sentative of the syndicate which is en- deavoring to arrange a fight between Tommy" Burns. holder of the heavy weight pugllistic championship, and Jack Johnson, the American negro fighter, received the following cable despatch from the United States to- night:
 Johnson is puzzled at Burns terms. Will fight in England if Burns insists. He wants thousand dollars for ex- penses. Send full particulars of the offer of the British syndicate"
 To this Mir. Kelley replied:
 Will give Johnson 5000, win or lose. This amount includes expenses. Jeffries to referee and the ring to be sixteen feet as Burns insists. l insist on John son posting s2,000 or this match is off, as have an option on a certain build ing until the morning of February 29.
 In an interview concerning the pro- posed contest Mir Kelly said:
 "The fight will be twenty round one in order to comply with the English law and if Johnson posts a forfeit ar tlcles will be sent to the United States for him to sign It might be added that the terms which puzzle Johnson are not those of Burns, but were made by the syndicate. The only conditions upon which Burns insisted were the size of the ring and James J. Jeffries to be the referee. Jeffries was chosen by him because he believed the Ameri- can public will be better satisfied with Jeffries than if an Englishman judged the fight
 Burns in discussing Johnson's reply to the offer of the syndicate, said:
 "We will see who is crawishing Now, my forfeit is up and It shows what I mean. If I only get the chance will make Johnson jump out of the ring. He won't get a chance to run as did Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in Cal ifornia, for the ring will be only six teen feet square.
 Burns said that he would fight John son anywhere if he was offered the same inducements as held out in Eng land
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
WINS IN A DRIVE
Tamar, at il to 5, Takes Fifth Race by Half a Length
 from Prowler.
ADOPT EASTERN SYSTEM
Of Betting. Starting Next Week and Continuing for Remainder
 of Season..

New orleans, La Feb. 2S.--Tamar at Ii to 5, won the fifth race at City Park to-day in a hard drive from Prowler by half length. The executive com mlttee of the Crescent City Jockey club decided to-day to adopt the eastern system of betting at the Fair Grounds race track next week and for the re- mainder of the season, to replace the western system or slate betting.
 Weather clear, track fast. Results
 First. i-2 furlongs-The Slicker, 100, J. W, Murphy. to 2, won; Ken mare Queen, 100, T. c. Handler, 70 to 1, second; Edwin L.. los, Koerner, 6 to 1, third Time, 42 S-5.
 Second, steepechase. short course Buster. l34. Heider, even. won; Prof itahle. 150. F. Riley, 12 to 1, second; {; Buckman. 15e, Archibald, to ?, third. Time. s:0i S-5
 Third, f1rlcngs -Mondello, 1o5. J. Lee, 6 to 5, won Lady Pink, 1O5. A. Kinder 40 10 1, second: Miss Sesrcy. lO5, J. W, Murphy, 25 to 1, third. Time, 1:o2.
 Fourth, 6 furlongs-Ida May s7, A. Martin, g to 1, won; Miss Sain, l02, l, W. Murphy, II to 20, second; Bell wether, l07, W. Walker, to 1, third. Time. i:i5 Is
 Fifth, furlongs -Tamar, 100, ] Sumter, II to 5, won: Prowler, 1O7, A Martin. l5 10 1, second; Red Mill, 10s, Troxlcr. to 2, third. Time. 1:01 4-5
 Sixth, [ furlongs Tam Taylor, 1o9. ] " Murphy, Is to 1, won; Hannibal Bey 109. skirvn. 9 to ], seconi;- Fun iculaire. lO9, A. Martin, to 1, third Time, ;27 a-5.
 Seventh. mile and half-Cull, 10s c. Kierner, f2 to 1. won: St. Bellane 103 & Flynn. (. 10 1, second; Bright Boy, 103, l. W. Murphy, 13 to 5, third Time, 2:36 4-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
Y. M. C. A. BOWLING AVERAGES.

Chapln of the New Haven Y. NJ. C. A. bowling team leads the individual standing in the State I. NJ. C. A. league with an average of 1913 for three sames. Diver of the Waterbury qnin- tet is second, with an average of lSl, Porto leads the Railroad Y M. C. A. of this city with 1656
 The Railroad r. M. C, A. leads the league having won ali of their three games played. The New Haven five is second, New Britain third and Water bury last New Britain holds the rec ord for high game with score of s"9 and high team total with total of 2S3s Ansonia and Bridgeport have not played up to date but will roll their first games according 10 the fol- lowing schedule of games Wednesday March {. Ansonia at New Haven. New Britain at Ansonia and Waterbury al Railroad
 Chapin at present holds high single record. 20T2 while Doane of New Brit ain has high three strings, with 553.
 The records and Individual averages foll
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
CLINTON NOT TO PLAY.

The game, which was scheduled for tonight at the Boys club, between the Clintons and Naval Reserves has been cancelled by the Navals, who claim that they will he unable to play to- night on account of injuries received by some of their members of the quin- tet. This same Naval Reserve team played and beat the Blues. Thursday night. by a large score, using their regular players. It seems strange that they will be unable to play tonight, especially after their not being willing at first to give the Clintons a game. But arrangements have been made to have this game played next Saturday. The Clintons will play the Battery A at Branford Wednesday night, at Pyth- ian hall. She Battery A team defeated the Navals there last Wednesday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
A chila on the Throne.
(rhe Lcuisville fKv., Times. ]

(rhe Louisville (Ky.) Times.)
 The folly of the king system of government is illustrated in the case of Portugal. Because an 1s-year-od boy happens to be the son of his father he becomes the head of the nation. Without experience, with immature faculties. without proof of aptitude. without evidence of the proper sort of character he is lurched into seat on the throne. It is all very well to say that he is but a fgureheed: that the real responsibilities of the government will be borne by older men; that he is the ruler of Portugal in name only, but that does not vindicate the soundness of the uonarchial idea. If he IS to De the actual head of the government. ths plan of giving him such position merely because he is who he is be- comes for that reason peculiarly ab- surd. If he Is not to be the actual chief of the government, but an orria- nent only, the absurdity of the thing is just as clear. for what is the use of having a king if somebody else is to do the work A king under such cirrum- stances becomes ridiculous superAui- ty and a sort of relic of the old days of popular servility to a fictitious divine right
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
GUN CLUB DEFEATED.
Yale Trimmed by Boston Team With
 Margin of Six Points.

The Gun Club team of the Boston Athletic association paid the Yale Gun club return visit and defeated the home team by a score of 22s to 2i7 yesterday. The high wind made good scores almost impossible.
 The shoot was even throughout. and until the last man had shot 1t was a toss up as to who had won. Kerr's small score of sl out of 5) almost dupli- cated by Thaw. who made S2 out of 30, settled matters for Yale.
 Howell of Boston ana Hebhsrd of Yale were tied for first place. Each broke 4l birds out of &C., The scores follow:
 B. A. A., Fay s7, Gilman s7, Owen ss. Howell 4l, Adams a4. Reed ss. Total 22s.
 Yale, Hebhard 41, Trudeau 70. Pugs- ley 37, Gosnell S6, Kerr S1, Thaw 32. Total 21T.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
CHALLENGE AUSTRALIANS.
English and American Tennis Asso-
 citations Desire to Play for Cup.

New York. Feb. 2S Announcement was made to-day that English and American lawn tennis Associations have challenged the Australians for the international cup which the Aus tralians won in England last year. The American challenge was sent to Aus tralia to-day by the International com mittee of the United States National Lawn Tennis association. The mem bers of this committee are Dr. James Dwight, president Of the association, F. D. Wrenn and w. J. Clothier. The date of the match will be fixed by Aus tralia and probably will be late in the year, possibly in September. The Amer ican team has not been selected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
EIGHTH wARDERs WIN.
Sickle and Reed Take Remarkable
 Championship Pool Exhibition.

Last night at Stelzle's cafe. 90S State street, championship pool was played between Thomas F. Ryan and Alexander Trudo, and George Stelzle and Frederick Reed. 4 finer exhibi- ton of clever pool playing has not been seen in this city for many years, as the contestants on various ocea- sions made large runs and very diffi- cult shots The score between Ryan and Stelzle was 100 to 92. and between Reed and Trudo 100 to 97 The Eighth ward team now challenges any ward team in this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
NEW WORKERS WIN.
Alexander and Hackett Outclass Op- ponents in Tennis Doubles.

New York, Feb. 2S.-F. R. Alexander and H. H. Hackett of the West Side club. this city, won the National In door championship in lawn tennis doubles to-day in the tournament on the courts of the Seventh Regiment armory. They scored triumph over W. B. Cragin. Jr., and NJ. s. Charlock at 6-3, 6-1, 6-4. The losing pair was at all times relatively outclassed
 The remaining bracket of the singles in the final round was won by e. F. Touchard. who defeated w. B. Cragin. Jr.. in straight sets. 6-,4. 6-S. Touch ard and ". c. Grant will meet for the singles title tomorrow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
WINCHESTER BREAKS RECORD.
Score 4.sf6 Points In Match With
 Irocuois Rifle Team.

The second match between the Iro- quois Rife Team of Pittsburg, Pa. and the Winchester Rod and Gun, Club Rife Team took place Monday night, resulting in a victory for the Winches- team by AS points. The Winchester team was in grand form and broke the record that has stood for two years. 4.S42. lv four points. scoring A. Si6. The Winchester team challenges
 
 any ten-man team in the United States for 2 telegraph shoot Individual scores of tl ? Winchester team:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
TWELVE PLAYERS SELECTED.

Philadelphia. Feb. .2S-Twelve players selected from the several cricket clubs in Philadelphia, left here to-day for New York to sail tomorrow from that port on the steamship Bermudian for Bermuda where they will play a series of cricket matches. One match will be with the Hamilton Cricket club, one with the army and navy club and a third with club representing the com bined garrison of Bermuda. The Phil adelphians will return March 10.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
PRINCETON WINS CLOSE GAME.

Princeton, N J., Feb. 2s.-ln the closest game of basketball seen here In many years Princeton defeated Cornell tonight by the score of S5 to B. At the end of the second half the score was a tie at 30 to 30. In the extra five minute period which was played the score was again tied twice. but Warner. of Princeton, shot the winning goal
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
RoyERs PLAY WE'LL.

Springfield, Mass, Feb 2s.-Playing the best combination game it has shown since locating here, the Spring field polo team tonight defeated Bridgeport, 10 to 4,
 Bushes, Lincoln ii, Lewis g. stops, Sutherland ss, Harper 67; foul, Cogge- shall; referee, Rorty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
LUSH NOT TO GO SOUTH.
Will Coach Some Eastern College Tn.
 stead of Going to Nashville.

Billy Lush. the Yale baseball coach, has been notified that he Is supposed to report in Nashville, where he was transferred by the Celeveland Maps management. He immediately replied he had no intention of reporting and will probably coach baseball in one of the eastern colleges through the snring
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
tATTHE RINGSIDE.

Jack Philadelphia next Mon day night
  O the A A March IT, Phil Brock and Kid Dalton vii preliminary b inc international match between Spike Robson of England which has yesterday of Arnory box l2S IIodgkns training camp al aond m R. l. last night
  Joe Jeanett the Armo-v A A Tuesday night match gGr "A
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
RETURN MATCH WEDNESDAY.

The return bowling match between Mix and Buchter and Collett and HU- Der will he rolled at the Y NJ R C. alleys on Wednesday night This game is being looked forward to with much interest by all lovers of the sport.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
YALE DOWNS CRIMSON.
Harvard Defeated at Basketball by
 Score of 10 to 12.

In a close and very clean game at ths gymnasium last night the Yale basket ball team closed the season of 1908 de- feating Harvard by the score of IS t1 12 Harvard as usual put up a better game against Yale than against any other college. and a large number of spectators saw an interesting match.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
sIwAsH vs. PREsTos.
Former Win Two Games Out of Three
 from the Latter.

Siwash won two games from the Prestos at Swift X Hulse's alleys last night. For the former. team Welsh was high man with score of 56l. and for the Prestos Spinkeldiel did the best rolling. The scores;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
Algonouins.
s'a s37 sso sts-255s

High game, Algonquins, s9S. High three strings, Mix, 654.
 High single, Mix, 2S2.
 All individual matches will be roll ed off this afternoon for this week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
IMMIGRANTS WON.
Roll Very Evenly but Palms Lost All
 Three.

At the Y. M R. c. alleys in the three men league games the Mahon- any won from the Palms by taking all the three games rolled. Captain Moran made the highest score from the Mahogany, and Hayes for the Palms. The scores;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
STRING OF VICTORIES BROKEN.
New Britain Leaders Win Overtime
 Game from Pawtucket.
peciaI to the JouruaI-Courier.)

Special to the JOurn0l-CGurier) Pawtucket, R. T., Feb. 2S.-New Brit ain broke Pawtucket's string of wins by a score of 2 to 1, after an overtime game that was sizzling. with excite ment. The stiffest kind of blocking, and the blocking and the brilliant work of the goal tenders, especially Pence, served to keep the score down and make the battle a nerve-racker. The tigers were outplayed but their defens- i've work kept them in the game until Lyon scored in the overtime period. Both teams played cleanly, although the pace was terrific throughout. The score:
 New Britain. Position. Pawtucket. Mercer .........,......... Cunningham
 First rush. Harkins ...................... Pierce
 Second rush. Jean ........,............... Mans1eld
 Center. Lyons .............t .t........... Cameron
 Halfback. Bannon ..........,...,....... Pence
 Goal
 First Period. No goals scored.
 Second Period. Goals won by Gagged by Time. Pawtucket. ........ Peirce ........... 6:S0 New Britain. ... Mercer ......,... 3:39
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29
Mahogan,

High game. Mahogany, 524. High three strings, Moran. 5ls. High single, Parmelee, 1S7.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29

Capture Two Out of Three from
 Travellers. .s The Algonquins beat the. Travellers at the r. M. R. c. alleys last night by a very close shave in two out of three games. The scores.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-29

Score-New Haven 4, Providence O.. Rushes-Bone s, Thompson ?. Stops Mallory 30, Mullen 29. Hardy 4, Farrell 4, Doherty 3, Warner 1.
 Referee-Doherty.
 Timer-Sullivan.