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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11
The eiiibeard Problem.

In many eastern cities there are BE-
Ing organized business mems clubs
with a view to taking up the most
pressing problems in municipal bet
terment In several cities throughout
the middle west the clubs have tackled
the billboard problem and induced city
councils to pass ordinances for their
restriction or suppression. In nearly
all cases the appeals Of these clubs
have met with . hearty response. II
fs an effective method Of dealing witA
q great sv1.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11
mvAn on Aovnrls,na.
nSbrasAzsa o0ses . ttisa - 01ssshsaAs
- 91ho1 D~aianos ~

hsbraskss ooses ttist - o1sssAsaAs
- 9ehss oseiasos 1Dea.
fAs basiness man whO expects -
succeed u this day and eeneratioa
mus BE- sp to date anA oftea . urtls
ahead Of the calendar. There are
many merchants and other business
men who complain that competition
II TOO cIose. but eompetiti0a can be
OveFcoms by genuine hsstiing Of an
intsili0snt sort. In this aee. Which is
the - 0f advertising. ths small ner.
chant cannot expect to compete With
ths big fellow In his ovn community
unless he asss souas a the big mef
chants methods o. soss him one bet
ter aud invents methods Of his ovr.
which are superior to the other fsl
lows - business pullers.
On this topic Of advertising to set
home trade and keep home trade from
going out to mail trade OF travel trade
many bright things have been said and
written lately. William Jennings Bry-
an In credited with q recent expression
which proves that his wisdom Il not
partisan. He was the guest Of honor At
a banquet In Reading. Pa. when some
body asked him:
Mr. Bryan. do you think advertising
Is profitableY
Mr. Bryan was almost stunned for
the moment-that question was such q
startler. the reply % obvious. The
commoner soon recovered. however,
and handed out this unique remark:
"A fellow who tries to attract bust
ness without advertising Il like the
fellow who throws his sweetheart a 81
lent kiss in the dark. He knows what
he is doing. but nobody else does
The banquet company smiled at the
cleverness Of the remark. but probably
most Of them forgot 1t by the time
cigars were passed around. But one
guest, an advertising expert. set It
down In his notebook to hand along to
future generations.
ut II worth reading over and over"
be said. "and the more You read It the
more you see in It. But think OF ask
ing Mr.. Bryan II advertising pays!'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11
No More

Sore necks or shoulders with
Whipple Hameless Collar. Your
neighb6r has one-you need four.
r. 0. Darling, Agent.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11
Card of Thanks.

To our friends and neighbors:
We desire to express our
heartfelt thanks for your kind
ness and assistance during the
sickness and burial of our be-
loved wife, daughter and sister,
Maria Bell Law. We shall ever
remember the many kind words
and acts which indeed touched
our hearts. May God pour His
richest blessings upon you.
ARTHUR LAW
THOMAS BELL AND FAMILY
]. Fl. Law AND FAMILY.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

Mich COWS for sale. Inquire
of Mrs. NJ. Reno, southeast of
Julesburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11
CIV White Confirmed a.
Postmaster at Julesbug

A .s...se rses;vsd yesterday By Hea- C. +. Parker
f- ly,;.a s..,.. Senator su.oa C.sssahsi dated At
Wasaston stated that the appoint'e"t q - w. -
postmaster At Juesburs had been eonfed BY the 's"'
ate.
NJ. White has been acting postmaster s'nes the
death Of Mr. Wallace having been placed IN charge by the
boodsen te custom in such The appointment q
M. White will necessitate vacancy On the Board o.
County Commissioner to be filled by appointment from
Governor sh.froh Mr. White was appointed to the Board
Of Commissioner. BY Governor Mcintyre in December,
1885, and has served in that capacity eonsn"ou' ever
SINCE most two years of his present term yet remaining
His many friends will be greatly pleased with the
appointment and wish him in his new position
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

Good grade of machine oil for sale at
the Garage.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

Hay stacking outfit for sale
cheap. Inquire of L. G. Bur.
rows.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

Mr.. ]. Clark. who assuned
the Management of the Conner
cial hotel last week. has been
busily engaged since that time
in remodeling the interior of the
same and is preparing 10 make
q firstciass hotel of the old place.
Mr.. Clark comes here from
Lodge Pole, Nebraska, and his
abilities as a hotel man are spok
en- of very highly by the travel
ing public who have known him
in other towns.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

On Tuesday evening, June lst,
Mrs. August Erickson entertain
ed at her home the members of
the local order Lady Macabees.
The affair was given in honor of
Mrs. Erickson's sister and
neice, Mrs. Sayre and Miss Jen-
ME Sayre. who had been her
guests for several days. A most
enjoyable time was had by those
present, the time being occupied
with music and games until a
late hour when refreshments
were served, after which the
guests departed, all wishing that
such pleasant social affairs were
more frequent.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

Judge Fl. p. Burke and C. K.
Silver have purchased the Re
publican Advocate at Sterling,
and they will make the paper a
hummer. Judge Burke is a
fluent writer and Silver is a
much needed article around ev-
cry print shop. When the r.
publican Advocate gets into the
game it will mean much to the
Republican party of Logan coun-
ty. Here's success to you, boys.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11
ARE YOU A MOTHER?
reat Magazine Six Months Free
Send Names of Ten Mother.
That's All

Send the and addresses Of ten mother. n vou
nsghboshood who do take The Mothes Maasxs Ard I'm
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-06-11

Ol0 &c set iaAedisee reijef aPsa
TM1 Df. 2eop's MIX Oiatneal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
M|SS|ONERS
REFUSE SALOON
LICENSE
Protests of Old Albuquerque
People Against Proposed New
Saloon are Respected by the
Board; Quarters Bills Paid,

The county commissioners ut a
meeting held yesterday in the court
house audited and ordered paid the
bills against the county for the last
quarter of 1909, leaving the county
with "A clean slate on current accounts
FOR the new year. All bills were paid
dollar for dollar.
a petition for a saloon license. sub
mitted by L. BadaraccO was before
the commissioners. The petitioner
asked a license to conduct a saloon in
old Albuquerque. precinct IL. There
were also beore the board petitions
protesting against the granting of the
license. The board declined to issue it.
\ petition from property owners in
precinct No. !, san Jose, for the open
ing Of a road from the Phelan place
the Rio Grande was laid over until
the tlrst regular meeting in January.
The board will meet again the first
Monday In January. The only other
action of Importance Yesterday was
the approval Of the S5o,O00 bond of
the Missouri valley Bridge company.
which is now beginning construction
al the new bridges across the Rio
Grandc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

company, which supposition has turn
ed out to be correct. and the couple
are now located at Cheyenne, Wyo.
In this case il seems that pork
chops has the winning hand over
love at the present, for things do
not seem to be going smoothly with
this Unmatched couple, and the lack
of grub" seems to he hitting them
some hard blows near the belt line, as
Thomas is writing to friends and ac-
quaintances in this county asking that
financial aid be sent them.
1t is not knc..fn whether, the three
year-old girl of Mrs. Darnell's is with
the couple or not. but such is sup
posed to be the case. The woman's
husband has disappeared, seemingly
glad of this opportunity to get rid of
her. but if other people here have
taken the matter up with the Chey-
enne police department, and if the
child is with them she will be taken
away and put in some charitable insti-
tuition.
The money possessed by the couple
when they left here only amounted to
a few dollars over the railroad fare,
and after reaching Cheyenne, neither
one seeming anxious to work, it soon
disappeared. The next news TO he
heard will probably be that they have
separated.
AS of old ct Is the woman's fault"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
TUBERCULOSIS IS
LITTLE KNOWN
At CARLISLE
BIG SCHOOL CLOSES
THlRTIETH SESSION
Report of Superinten-
dent Shows Splendid Work
Among the Red Men is Being
Accomplished by Institution.

The Morning Journal has received
the annual report OF Superintendent
NJ. Friedman of the Carlisle Indian
Industrial school at Carlisle, Pa. In
view of the large number of New
Mexico Indian boys who attend and
have attended this big school some of
the salient features of this report.
which is for the year ending June 80,
1903, win be interesting in the south
west.
The thirtieth year of the Carlisle
Indian school concludes one OF its
most successful epochs. The total en-
rollment for the year was 1882, and
the largest monthly average attend
ance was l,020-in March. Only one
death occurred during the year, and
only seventeen students out Of 1.132
We're fond tubercular.
The outing system" placed this
year 300 girls and 449 boys, the earn
ings OF whom We're $~27,42S.91. The
value of the work done by the indus
trial departments amounts to 500
Y g. = 900
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

him. besides bis wife and three chill
dren. But Daley could not he found
in III Paso.
on advice from the American po-
lice, Deputy J. Duran Of the Juarcz
police, found Daley and the Mesa girl
at the Hotel Porfirio Diaz this after
noon in the Mexican city. The couple
were taken to the Juarez police sta
ton and questioned by Communicate
Ponce de Leon,
she is my wife" declared Daley,
according 10 chief Ponce. we were
married in Los Angeles. We came
here to start a restaurant" But on
being told that the girl had disclosed
her identity, the nan broke down and
according to Chief Ponce, said: She
is Just travelling with me.
There We're tears in the eyes Of
lthoda Bebee when she told her story,
SHE denied leaving Mesa IN company
with Daley, hut admitted that they
came to El Paso together. yes, I
know he has u family. she said. and
tears prevented more. = VIII
home" is All she said.
And now Daley is being held by the
Mexican authorities pending the issu-
ing Of eXtradition papers. If they are
obtained, he will Immediately he sent
to Phoenix In company with an off
from that city.
And In all probability. the girl viii
be sent home to her father aud
mother.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
IIDaunticSs.

Sir, | wish to nah your daughter
Wife"
The old mar hesitated. Hadn't Won
better see her mother first2" he asked.
gently, after thinking q moment.
I've seen her mother. and il does
not make any differcnce-Im willing
to take the chances" exclaimed he
youth. with all the ardor of honest
loVc.-Puck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
FORCE TO
WORK ON ROAD
TO MOGOlLON
Weather Stops Work in
6aIIinaS Canyon rather
MandaIari to Conduct Re-
treat for ConWctS,


tspeoinl Dispatch TO tie Morning Jounail
SANTA Fe. N. N Dec. 2s.-Rcv A.
N. Mandalari of Albuquerque was a
caller on Governor Curry this fore
noon and arranged to hold q three
days retreat ~ the territorial peni-
tertiary for Catholic c@onvicts. Father
Mandalari is descrvediy one OF the
most beloved priests in the southwest.
heing constantly engaged in good
work OF this Kind.
tonvicts for Nogollon Road.
owing to the deep snow ana cold
weather. The convict gangs nj work on
the scenic highway In G%alllnaa canon.
viii be brought home from Las Vegas,
ana after tho men whose term is
about 10 expire have boon replaced by
long term men. the squad, Increased 10
forty mon, VIII he sent to silver city
to work ON tho Silvor city Mogollou
road labor is scarce in Grant county
and wages high and therefore convict
VIII be employed. As soon as
the weather permits another gang of.
thirty TO forty couviots viii be put 10.
work on La Baiada hill, eighteen miles
south OF Santa Fe on the Santa 1'c.
Albuquerque scenic highway.
Notary Public Appointed.
William H. Mullanc OF Carlsbad
Eddy county, was today appointed a
notary public by Governor curry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
ALL THE WAY FROM CHINA To
BUY RID GRANOE VALLEY LAND
EngGshman, Connected With British Health Department in
Shanghai, Arrives in Albuquerque to Inspect Property He
Has Purchased Near Los Lunas. and Where He Will Make
His Home.

magazines and opened n correspond
once with Claude Hutto, local man
ager OF the company, which resulted
in she sale.
Il have never vet seen the land
said Mr.. Cholerton Yesterday, "as thia
is my first visit to the United States.
But am much impressed viii on
ditions here and an through this see
ton of the states and intend to make
my home here after a hort time"
Mr.. Cholerton has lived in the ORR
ent for many years and speaks chi
ncse 1luently. He believes in the fu-
ture OF the east but likes the United
states better as a place of residence,
and says he is wen satisfied with his
choice Of q home. He is now on his
way back to Shanghai to close up his
affairs after q trip which has taken
him around the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
SUES PAGE
FOR $4,000
FOR LIBEL
CHARGES ATTEMPT TO
DAMAGE HIS CHARACTER
Article in Gallup Republican
Makes Assertion That AIbu-
QuerQue Man Has "FiIched'
People of That Town.

Attorney r, n Wilkerson yesterday
Maynard Gunsul OF this city, and the
owner of the electric light plant at
Gallup. against the Mckinley County
Republican, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Gallup, and against Gregory
Page, who the complaint alleges is
the chief owner of the newspaper and
the inspiration of the article com
planned OF. The suit alleges hat Cum
suls character has been seriously
damaged by the publication of the
article ana asks damages in the sum
OF $4,000 ana costs.
The article complained Of is an ed
itorial in the Gallup newspaper treat
ing OF the affairs of the light plant
there, against which page and his as
sociates have been waging Il vigorous
campaign for some time past. The
particular words on which the suit is
based, are as follows.
with a mixed board Of republicans
ana Independents favorable to Gunsul
that scheminR genius would again
have the laugh on the people Of Gal
lun. lie could deliberately fitch the
people for two years more meaning.
ms the complaint sets forth, that the
plaintiff has been guilty OF filching
the people in the past.
The War between Gunsul, the Gallup
light plant ana the Republican, Page
and his associates, dates from the time
when the Albuquerque man became
-..,.... .g a.. f..l. 49,. -
Page formerly owned the light plant.
which has been the subject of a con-
tinuous string of litigation FOR several
years past. The light plant has a
franchise Tor lighting the town of Gal
mp and the present campaign is in-
tended to forfeit that franchise and
make a contract with onc of the pow
err plants at 20 nearby coal mine to
light tho town II Is alleged by enc
mics of the plant hat the plant Is out
oi date and that the service given is
up To- contract. The war has got
ten well into politics in the western
and it is charged has resolved
Itself into "A war between the Page
faction ana the so-callcd lndepcn-
dents. who charge Page with being the
boss OF the town. The articles direct
ed against Air Gunsul are a direct re-
suit q. this war.
Mr Gunsul who has made his home
In Alhuqucrquc for some years past.
has recently become vice president
and manager of the Federal bank in
Angeles, where he expects to
make his home in the future.
Other suits Filed.
Other new suits filed In district
court Yesterday were as follows.
In the matter OF the hast will VI
Sarah Ellen i've. ora Butler Niece
and frankie Butler Thorpe ~ Flo
memo Mora. probate judge of Bcrna-
.illo county. This is an appeal from
decision ot the probate court in
The viii ia question. The plaintiffs
claim % share ia the estate ot the de
ceased from which they were excluded
'y the viii admitted tn probate
The standard Gillette Light COM
1any ~ National Are Lisht company
md J. L saint.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

r. T. Choierton, an Englishman
whose home Is in Sheffield. England,
ana who for the past ten years has
been connected with the British de-
partmcnt Of public health in Shang-
hal, China, arrived in Albuquerque
yesterday ana viii leave this norm
ing for Los G%4unas, where he will in
spect for the first time fifteen acres
OF RIO Grande valley land which he
purchased several months ago from:
the southwestern Irrigation, Land and
Power company. with offices here. M.
ChoIertOn has determined to make the
land his home ANA VIII soo return
here from China to take up his resi-
donce. He first bocame Interested in
the valley through advertisements OF
the Los Lunas company In eastern
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
LITTLE FINGER OF
WOMAN PULLED
OUT BODILY
Shocking and Peculiar Acct
dent TO Well Known Resident
Of BeIen; Good Government
League Organized,
[sneelaI correspondence To MetnIns JontnaIl

iSpeciai correspondence To MORNING Journnll
Bclon. n NJ, Dec. &c The many
friends Of Mrs. George Hoffman of
TINS city have been shocked by q pccu-
liar and very painful accident which
happened TO tho lady while she was
decorating her homo FOR Christmas
day. She WIS standing on a step
hddcr in a doorway when The bidder
collapsed. she seized the ransom
frame 20 Save hcraolf and her little
fnaer on tho left hand caught and
held go that her whole weight was
borne by the finger The strain pulled
tho little finger bodily out of the hand
bringing with il two tendons extending
tho full length OF the forearm. The
pain was eNcruciatinR. hat Mrs. Hoff-
man stood the shock very bravcly and
win recovcr. although her hand VIII
be permanently crippled
Many visitors were present at the
Christmas BAN given by the young
men OF Belcn and the affair was in
every WHY "a SUCCESS /
An elaborate banquet aud smoker
win take place New Years eve At tho
Commercial club. Fred Harvey to have
fnll charge Of the catering for the
event. This Is expected To be the
most elaborate function eyer held IN
Beien, Many visitors are expected 10
he present. including q number of AL
buquorque people.
Building has been somewhat ham,
ppred la the past week on account OF
The weather. Many new brick dwell
inRs ARE going up as wen as frame
structures.
The foundation Of tho new brick
pehblcdash Harvey house viii
be laid. This structure viii he
one of the finest along the system IN
New Mexico. The Dimensions are 1875
feet 10y Is feet Guest rooms VIII be
upstairs and an imposing dining room
the first floor,
The now brick ma pebbledash pas
senRpr station viii open for service
his week. Tho station has All mod
crn convcnlcpces installed, which
would do Justice to a good sized city
back east
The beloved wife of Louis I,einken
brother Of Carl Itcinkon OF this city,
died Yesterday ut Colorado springs
Julius Becker OF Magdclcna spent
IN Bolen.
#---
Tho Good Government league has
been doing rood work Ia the pnst few
months The people are awaking to
the fact il is timc to get mp aud take
notice Of county affairs Heretofore
the control Of municipal affairs has
been Ia the hands of hut one or two
ana those wore taxed who didn't have
their hand in the bag. and tho major
ity of the citizens paid no taxes nt all
The league by NO means is q potti-
cod organization hut one which viii
see that laws urc enforced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
other suits Filed.


The above is the name OF a German
chemical which is one OF the many
valuable ingredients Of Foicy's Kidney
Remedy. Observation-Disclosures is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as "a uric acid solvent and
antiscptic for the urine. Take Folcy's
Kidney Remedy as soon as YOU notice
any Irregularities and avoid n serious
malady. J. n O'Rielly & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
OVER HUNDRED DOLLARS
IS RAISED IN TEXAS
FOR LITTLE MINNIE

sun the contributions are pouring
In for little Minnie, the child now in
care of pr. Lukons Of the Children's
Home society In this city. and the child
who is to have "a new pair OF feet. The
ll paso Herald which is receiving CON
tributions in that city has heen get
ting money from points all over Texas.
tho latest contribution being from
stanton and Dalhart. one interesting
letter from a. boy in stanton, Tex. says
that ne had the same trouble ana was
cured by q surgical operation. The
letter follows.
stanton, Texas, Dec "a. 90,
'Editor ri Paso Herald.
Enclosed find $1,000 contributed
by the citizons Of stanton. whose
names appear ON enclosed list, for the
purpose of having little Minnic's feet
Strengthened.
This Is given as a Christmas gift
10 the child with the sincere wish that
her little feet may he Strengthened.
~ was horn I'm the same condition
and my feet were cured and / am
sound os amy child Respectfully,
CARTER ARNETT,
Six years old
over % hundred dollars has now
been collected iu El Paso. \ substi-
tial sum has been given in Athuquer-
que and practically every newspaper
In New Mexico has printed the picture
OF little Minnie and the appeal with
everywhere % most generous response
After Now Years The Morning jour
mai win publish the complete list of
donations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
\ Policeman's Testimony

J. y Patterson. night policeman of
Nashua Iowa. writes. Last winter I
had "a col on my lungs and tried at
ali a dozen advertised cough
'uicines and had treatment from two
without getting any benefit
\ friend recommended Folev's Honey
and Tar and two-thirds Of n bottle
cured me. I consider ii the greatest
cough u lung medicine Ia the
world J. n. O'Eieliy co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE
NOW REPORTED FROM
SYLVANlTE CAMP

SNlvanitc. s. A.. Dec. e5-The
liardscratlc Gold Mining company
has made another strike of high grade
ore in the east tunnel OF the property.
70 seems certain that this is the con
tinuation Of the great shoot showing at
the surface The shoot which wns
struck in October was passed through
about ten days ago, low grade ore
being encountered This was worked
in until Saturday. when the character
"f the ore suddenly changed from ieN
grade ca rich shipping ore
a. present tho Whulc fHco of the
Iran ia in ore uf this grade. while ip-
dicatlons arc Tint they nrc only ot the
rdro ~ % lrgr. rich shoot Bach from
thc Face Of thc dritt 20 ic,t iu q cross
cit. ihc ore continues south with mo
south wall joe sight
Contract Tor shaft.
Albert J Fitch off Nnchita. and g. r.
Brown cot Socorro. ~ NJ. have Jet j.
contract 10 A T. Lane % sink u double
compartment shaft ON the knight
group. work started on the contract
tndu, Tho depth under tho contract
viii hc 90 feet. this being as deep Bs
thc property can be- worked with b.
Vindlnss From tAp 15-fnot levels the
owners viii continue sintinr 20 great
rr depth with hoisting machinery Go
h- ordered soon
AIR Fitch also h-s o. norce Of men
nt uor upon Do nlouhard claim. ly-
inr near the kuight group
y n Gibson ls working 3D. force COL
mcn on his property
o. J. Hunter and associates. OF Grip
pie rreeb. colo. start uort this week.
on their property adloininr tb, Glenn
mie having just completed arrange
mcnts.
BuNs Town-itc claim
william clark of Cripple Croct
principal owner ~ tho yi,anitc town
while here u frw alss tru pur-
chased thr Rome mlninF ,iaim upon
q portion of the topuaitn is ln-
and made Arrangements for an-
nusl assessment work This is taken
o. mean tha De- intends hnldInr onto
The townsite in the belief that SYLVAN
g. a permanent ramp