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The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20

The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today was $26. 49,
The statement of banks and trust COM
panies of Greater New York not report
ing to the clearing house shows that these
institutions have aggregate deposits of
81. .209, ,495, 500; total cash on hand $14S,-
1SS,1O0 and loans amounting to $1,T0,0S9.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
BAKER GETS FOOTBALL,
South Kansas Conference Reverses Its
Decision.

Coffeyville, Kan, March 20.-The mat
ter of football for Baker university was
again taken up at the session of the
south Kansas conference of the NJ E.
church today and after a long fight, the
conference voted against restricting the
game. The vote was 90 against restric-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
IT OWES $1,000, 900.
Chicago Chronicle Placed in Hands of
Receiver.

Chicago, March 20-The Chicago
Chronicle company, which suspended
business May 81, 1907 was placed in the
hands of w l. Dickinson, as
sistant treasurer, as receiver today by
Judge Honore on petition of John r.
Walsh. Mr.. Walsh averred that he was
a holder of the majority shares of the
capital stock of the company. The LA
bilities are 100000 and the assets $780,
COO.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
CORPORATIONS REPORT.
Tax Commission Get Statements From
Wichita and Topeka Street Railways.

Three street railway and lighting COM
panies have made their returns of prop
erty for 1909 TO the state tax commission
The three companies filing their tax state
ments today are the Topeka Railway
company, the Atchison Railway, Light
and Power company and the Wichita
Railroad and Light company.
The statements for 1909 made by the
railway companies and the assessments
made by the tax commission in 1905 are
as follows:
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20

500 fancy gold fish to select from
Fans, google eyed and comet tails.
Fish food that makes fish grow. To-
peka Bird Store. 123 W. Seventh st.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20

Aransas Pass offers the best facilities for the
building of that city. 1t is the only point be-
tween Tanepico, Mexico, 600 miles south and
Pensacola, Fla, 1000 miles east that battle
ship will be able to enter. -Four great railroads
believe Arkansas Pass is the place j. j. Hill has
bought the Colorado Southern, E. FL. Hartman
spent one week in that vicinity ten days ago, and
has ordered his engineers to parallel the Colo
RADIO Southern It looks like Hill and Youzum
had Joined forces to fight Hartman.
Congressman Burgess, Garner and Henry are
getting everything they ask for in the way OF
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
Series of Conferences of City, County
and State officials.

Beginning Sunday morning and
continuing for a week, ]. H. Engle of
Abilene, general secretary of the Kan
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20

tion to 48 to restrict. Yesterday the
conference voted against permitting the
sport
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20

T6ta1 Tp v;cbita con1nanv in letter aeco1-
uanvines its statement mentions that it
has allowed $349,9S5 for depreciation in
value of property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14
". Morris
JEWELER

event was the most interesting Of the
many similar ones held at the popular
resort.
Miss May Longest, a sign painter
connected with The Thompson Scenic
company, of Los Angeles. is In the city
ropainting the advertisements on the
drop curtain I'm the Elks thcater Miss
Longest is said to be the only woman
holding a card in the Sign Painters
union Of the United states. She holds
a life card IN the san Francisco
branch of the union.
Stated convocation Of Rio Grande
chapter No. 4. r. A. NJ. this evening
for the purpose Of regular business
and installation OF officers. All mas
ter Masons as well as chapter Masons,
are cordially invited to the installa-
tion, after which an excellent program
has been arranged for, as well as a
smoker and banquet. A good time Is
assured to all who come. BY order of
II =. Harry Braun, secretary.
Foreman Snyder ana "A force of
seven Santa Pc Electricians from To-
peka were in the city yesterday and
left last night for Belcn, where they
Will go to work on the installation OF
the Santa Fe electric plant there a
.seventy-fiVe kiloWatt machine viii be
placed In position and together with
the wiring for the r0undhouse ana
other buildings will take about W
months to complete the work
At a special meeting OF the board
OF education held Tuesday evening
was appropriated for the pur-
pose OF partially defraNing the cN-
penses incident to the celebration by
the city school of the one-hundrcdth
anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's
birth. The exercises viii hc held i'm
the Armory ON February ~. IL is
expected hat a similar sum will be
appropriated for the celebration by the
city council.
steven Cana,au. OF tho Rock cir
Coal company OF Gallup, Wno has been
ia the city tho past few days. M
nounced yesterday that ne had COM
pletcd arrangements for the establish
ment OF a coal yard In A~lhuQuerQue
Several local men are Interested IN the
now enterprise 1t is said that the new
viii ho ready for business
Monday. ANA will sell the black dia-
az prices which win be much
than the market prices which
have been prevalent here Tor SONS
time
Walter CrossWy. a younger brother
Of Jesse j CrussVsY, the Associated
Press operator for tho Morning Jour
nal. left yesterday morning for his
home I'm Denver after spending several
hero visiting Waiter came 20
Albuquerque with 5 r.. Leanard. SUI
.perlntendcnt of the Western Union
company and left with that
official yesterday for losnc. While
young Grossly, who mas seen
nine spent his time riding
and looking FOR h Wild In
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The above reward win be paid for
the arrest and conviction OF any
one caught stealing copies Of the
Morning Journal from the door
ways OF subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co.
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THREE or \ KIND.
Droppeii Conec. Picked up Postum.
and Health.

The harmful action of otmcino-the
drug iu coffee and ica-is The same
in ali cases. u Is only "a matter Of
degree.
Onc person may suffer more In The
WuN Of heart putpitaticn. sour stpm-
auh, nervousness. or Insomnia. than
another but the poison is there all
the Time n u continues to drink cof-
Zoe on ten.
a Penn lady and two friends learn.
rd the truth about COFFEE, IN the same
wuN The lady writes
About four wears x I had AN
attack 90 nervous prostration and a
great deal OF trouble with my heart
Sometimes feared 1 Was diving. and
wfy doctor seemed unable to nnd out
ihc Dausc OF my trouble
~ would frequently wake af night
Win these ttack- aud the doctor
said there was some constant trritt-
ton nf the nerves. and hc began
tu think some organic disease WAS az
work
como day vhs told OF IL case very
siniiar to mine. no hat tho woman
could hnd no relief until she stopped
using cnnec J did not Ike the idea
uf giving up coffee. Tor I was very
fond Of it.
Having read frequently of Postum.
4 determined 90 try it II certainly
made a great change In me Those
spells lott me entirly.
NY most intimate friend was af-
ii,ted Rs I was. In TACT the similar
~ OF our anlicition drew as together
'n the nrrt place. when she saw the
great change Postum had made an me
she tried 10 and Was benefited a. |
was
rThu beneficial effects ~ Postum,
nu MS two induced q neighbour To fol-
loss "a example and $50 We are hires
of "a kind d can't say enough IN
praise OF Postum
Name given hy Postum Co. Battle
creek. Mich Read The Road I,
Welitiiie. ln pkgs There's a Rca-
son
Ever rrrd the above letter. \ new
onc appears rum time Ia time. They
arr genuine. true, and full OF human
Interest
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

In h event that you should not
receive your morning paper telephone
the POSTAL TELEGRAPH co. CIV
Ing your name aud address ana the
paper will be delivered ny q special
messages. Ths teiephons 10 No. -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14
STRONC'S BOOK STORE

Have you seen our Duke City
Linen" Here is a lot OF nice paper
at 20 cents per pound with envelopes
to match at 10 cents per package. This
stock sells to nearly every one who
needs p of this kind. which is the
best evidence Of its value. Then, of
course. we have higher grades, run.
ming in price from IS cents to sl.50
per box.
Just received. a shipment Of those
"Erasos.' for e%rasing ink. They are
said to be the real thing" Price Is
cents. two for a quarter.
O%nc-third on ON
Framed Pictures.
Clauss shears. Scissors and Razors.
Postcard Albums.
Bric-a-Brac.
Leather Pillow tops and
Hall Hangers.
Do YOU need sales Books with your
IMPRINT and advertisement? We are
agents for Adams Bros. Topeka, Kan
Price s22.50 per thousend with eight
Morocco overs,
We carry all the standard maya
and take your orders for sub
scrlptions
sTRONG's BOOK STORE
phone 1104 Next to Postoffee
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Insure in the occif snta! Life.

81 hats for 81 at The Hub.
= l.. knight was a visitor yester,
day from Belen
Thomas 5. Hubbell returned las.
night from santa ne,
Francis f.. wood. Of Marion and
Wood, left last night for Santa Re.
Born. yesterday morning, to Mr.
ana Mrs. David Weinman. a son
Frank A. Hubbel lett last night fof
his sheep ranch In western socorro
county.
H. u Larkin, superintendent of the
Lac Vegas city schools. is in the city
on a short business trip.
Attorney George S. Klock returned
yesterday from Santa Fe, where he
went to attend 20 business before the
supreme court.
Miss Mollie Balm. Of Kansas city,
is IN the city on a visit to her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. Ballin. of 210
South sixth street.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jana
was in the city yesterday and attended
tho annual meeting Of The stockholders
Of the Occidental Life Insurance com
pany.
james G. Fitch. Of Socorro, and At
Itornoy a NJ Doushcrty, of the satne
place, were IN the city yesterday on
their way TO santa re, on legal bush
ness.
Editor Swnrtz. of the Mckinley
County Republican, Of Gallup. attend
cd a. business matters in this city yes
tcrday
Fred F%ornoff, captain Of the New
McXlco mounted police. was here VS.
terday morning on his way from
Clovis. NJ. A., to his headquarters in
Santa PC.
A transaction has recently been
completed whereby the Fashion Mil
Store, at lis South Fourth
street. formerly conducted by Miss
became the property Of Miss
Fleming.
There WIN be q special meeting Of
ROYAL Noighbors Of America IN *. +
han this afternoon at 2 O'Clock Every
neighhor should attend as II Is for the
purpose Of deciding on a han. Anna
Jackson. recorder.
The remains Of Miss Flora A. Bert,
who died here last Sunday. were
last night to her former home
u Heavier Fails. Pa. The body was
accompanied by the mother and bro
her Of the deceased.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church q tea and home
cooking sale at the hcrsc uf Mrs +.
Moore, 1ltA w Tijcras, on Satur-
from 2 until 6 y. m. An enjoy
lblc program viii be rendered.
II is very urgent that every Modern
of America be at the meet
e. be held In Elks' building at
80 this evening Important business
o be transacted and our state deputy
II DWyer. viii be with us. Come
3 T. L%ogsden, clerk
Joseph a. Mann, 1r., son Of CON
FRESHMAN J T.. Mann, OF the first
congressional district OF Illinois. is in
he city, and viii likely remain here
NTH spring Mr.. Mann he's ocen a
.uost at tho valley Ranch, ON the Up +
pecos, for the past ~ wceNs.
The card party to be given by the
'ounR Ladies Sodality in knights of ,
Columbus han tonight promises to
ie a very enjoyable social affair. In /
ddition to progressive high five there /
.ill he several other attractive and {
Entertaining features and "A general q
GOD time IL looked for.
Fred Lotartc defeated George Nc ,
rum. OF Denver. by a narrow mar a
In at the skating rink last night in
n exciting race. the first of "a series
4 three, the other two to toe run toe
and Friday night Last nights
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14

Diamonds, Jewclry, Cut Glass. Our
watch Repair Department is second
To none in the Southwest. Prices the
BE Sold.
2O5 WEST CENTRAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14

Journal Want Ads Get Results!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14
SUES ADMINISTRATOR AND
SURETY BOND COMPANY

\. Il Mcmillan. attorney for Isabel
NJ twist. yesterday afternoon filed =
suit in the district court asking judg
mcnt against Samuel Z. jackson and
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty company Cor s1.7t7.5p. alleged TO
De due thc plaintiff Of the
failure of Jackson. n OF the defend
ans. TO properly Execute an order of
tho Bernaiilio coraiy probate court.
The complainant alleges that Frank
h Twist. husband OF the plaintin.
died Interstate on December =, 1904.
and that ON December p. Jackson
was appointed administrator of the
estate and as such gave bond for
$4,000 with the United states Fidelity
and Guaranty company for the faith
.Mi performance Of his duties. IL is
further alleged that nve-eighths OF M
Twist estate Is due Mrs. Twist. but
that d administrator has failed 10
.turu the amount due over To her
Judgment l. asked IN d sun Of
.&i.Efaso together with interest az 8
per cent from MAY :. 1895.
Ask Divorce.
Lydia # Susars Yesterday nied a
sui asking for a divorce from her
husband James samuel spears The
complaint alleges that the couple
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14
Marcus P. SawteI!e
Contractor and Builder.
OFFICE ROOM 5
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
TELEPHONY <0S.

Dun POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LIZ Us
SHOW NOU THAT SE CAN SAW
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. r. &. PRATT = 90. 2Is 5
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14

EVERYONE Is TALKING ABOUT
OUR FLAT WORK. IL YOU uAyE
NOT GIVEN rs YOURS. DO 50
NOW. uIpsssAL LAUNDRY BACH
OF PosToFFTE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14

Washington. Jan. t3.-New Mexico.
Partly CLOUDY Thursday. with rain OF
snow. and warmer In north portion,
Friday generally fair.
Arizona Probably rain Thursday,
with warmer in north portion Friday
generally fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-14

were married on December 81, 1901.
Abandonment and desertion are the
chragcs made by Mrs Snears against
her husband and she asks that she be
granted a complete separation and
permitted to resume her FORMER
name.
Want To he American Citizens.
FouI petitions for naturalization pa
pers were made IN the United states
district clerks office yesterday. Anton
Anton. % Denmark. Herman Henrik
Holm. OF Denmark. Anton Wickton
Elof Frihorg. OF sweden. and Alfred
Julius johnson. also OF sweden. all
declared their desire 20 sever all r~-
iations with the old country and
heuceforth swear allegiance o. the
Tinted states. All four men have
lived In America FOR more than five
years and will probably De granted
mai citizenship pauers within the
next three months, after their petit
lions have been hnaily approved hy
the federal authorities.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
Association OF
COMMISSIONERS
Senate Passed Bill to Create
New Organization In
| North Carolina
|sOOPtR WEEK FOR JUDGES
Extra Compensation Fer Superior
Court Judges Holding Special
Terms of Court. Substitute
for Bafham Bill Pass
ed Reading In
Senate.

The Senate passed the Barringer
bill to create the State Association
Of County Commissioners, and voted
down amendments exempting certain
counties. The object of the measure
is to provide for an association at
whose meetings subjects of value in
common to all the counties may be
discussed, in the hope that there will
be better and more uniform laws,
especially those relating to taxation.
The House bill abolishing the State
crop pest commission was passed by
the Senate.
The Legislature yesterday author
lied the return of $6S, ,356.7O from the
earnings of the States prison now in
the State Treasury, to that institu-
tion for defraying the expenses of the
penitantiary during 1900. This act
was passed at the urgent request of
Superintendent ]. S. Mann and upon
the recommendation of Governor
Kitchen.
The Senate passed on its second
reading the substitute for the Bar
ham and Starbuck bills equalizing
the unmber of peremptory challenges
allowed the State and the defendant
in Gauital cases. The bill allows the
State twelve, increasing the number
from four, and the defendant eigh-
teen, reducing the number from twen-
atyl1hree, and it also abolishes the
practice of allowing the State to
stand aside jurors to the end of the
NAzfel.
I'm the House yesterday. there was
mot vote of dissent to passing the
Senate bill refunding $6S ,356.7O to the
STATE Prison of monies it had paid to
the State treasurey under an act of
4 1907, but which it was found was bad
lily needed by the State Prison
lBoard.
Il Another important Senate bill pass
Il ed was that by Senator Fry protect
Il ing mountain woodlands from forest
fires.
i Still better was the passing without
! dissent of the Senate bill providing a
salary Of 500 a week for judges hold
i ing special terms of court.
II About the only important public bill
introduced was the one by Grant, pro-
= viding that the appointment of re-
ceivers of a bankrupt corporation
should not prevent the sale of adver-
i tised property of the corporation un-
der Judgment of execution.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
PETITION TO ABOLISH
TAX COLLECTORS
County Commissioners Took This
Step 1t Special Session Today.

The Board of County Commission
ers met lin special session Friday and
transa otasd the following business:
Audited and paid accounts to tt q
amount 0f $546.a2.
Recmnmended tho County Attorney
Mr. M. T. Dickinson. to petition the
General Assembly ito abolish the Office
of Township Ia. Collectors for
Wayne County and to have the sher-
III col1azt all taxes heretofore collect
ed by said tax Collectors. and that the
sheriff receive for collection per
cent Also to ask for a repeal of tt e
law, which allows the sheriff 5000
per year from the county funds.
Commissioner Aycock voted in the
negative to these commentators
1t was further recommended that
the treasurer receive ga per cent for
disbursing and II per cent. for recelv-
ing all funds. This act to repeal al
former acts as to the treasurer S con
pensation in this a0.unty.
County Attorney Mr.. Dickinso',
was also authorized to petition the
General Assembly aas to laying off
roads and securing material for same
in this county
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
Business Forecast.

mo matter what the condition OF
business may be now it is generally
felt that with good crops this year the
fall CT 1909 will be marked by excep-
tional prosperity" said R. P. Brain
ard, of ST. Louis
MANY of us had predicted a return
of industrial activity with the new
year, but the gain in manufacturing
centers has not been as great as had
been expected. Still, business condi-
tions are in very healthy state. The
spring will witness a fairly good
trade, but it will be next summer be-
fore things hum as they did before the
panic. The present year is almost
sure TO close with something like tho
prosperity of 1906 and the year 1910
promises to be a record-breaker.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
JUDGESHIPS HELD UP.
Investigation ON in SeaweH and Other
Cases.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 4.-Several
United States district judgeship ap-
pointments whicn have been sent to
the Senate by President Roosevelt are
being held up on charges of various
kind and three of the cases are be-
ing investigated by subcommittee OF
the Senate Committee on Judiciary
In addition to the case Of Oscar e.
Hundley for the Northern District of
Alabama, which has been before the
Senate for three years, Investigations
have been started of charges filed
against Royal A. Gunnison for the
District of Alaska and Herbert f.
Seawel1 for the Eastern District OF
North Carolina.
No evidence has yet been submitted
in the Seawel1 case.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-02-11
AN UNKNOWN HEROINE.
'sBetter To Lie a Little Than Be I'm
happy Much"

While the men who proved them
selves such heroes in the recent colli-
sion of the vessels the Florida and the
Republic-while Sealby and Binns
are being lauded to the skies and de-
servedly so-let US not overlook he
roine who proved herself worthy OF
| the warmest praise. She was only a.
slip of a girl, but her quick wit and
tact prevented wtsat would undoubt-
edly have been a tragedy within a
tragedy on the helpless Florida. The
passengers from the Republic hadi
been transferred tothe Florida andl
| were crowded in the cabin when d.
Frenchman rushed from the deck.
gesticulating wildly, shouting some
thing in his native tongue, accord ding,
to the reports and he threw himseIf.
into a chair in a frenzy of despair.
Those who were near him, not UNDER
standing French, and ON the Qui vive
! for news, whether bad or good. asked!
a girl in her teens, who understood
| the language, what he had said.
| Without moments hesitation thisi
young heroine replied that the excit--
ed Frenchman had announced th0s
Baltic would be there in half ar
hour Even as she said it, the
smile on her lips must have been diff
| f1cult to keep there, for the treroriz-
ed Frenchman had in truth exclain-
ed: ''We are lost! The ship will sink
inside of three hours
| 1t is to be hoped, when the full
story of the accident is written, that
this young girls name will be learn
ed and placed with those who kept
their heads under such trying cir
| cumstances; and while she was gull
ty of prevaricating. it is also to be
hoped that she will not be placed in
the Ananias club by those who do not
believe with the little Japanese girl
| in modern play "It is better to lie
little than to be unhappy much.!''