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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
LOCALAND PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs H. r. Mccollum are
the guests OF Mrs =, f Means, alC
west Coal avenue.
The %CaVannugh orchestra Dance
which was postponed On account or
tho Basket han game, will take place
Tuesday, Jan 90, al Eika' Ball room.
The extensive improvements under
Nay on North Second street by the
city arc well advanced toward com
plotion and when finished viii make
THAT street one OF the finest IN the
city The street has been filled up
for several blocks ana The fiji IS being
carefully surfaced
Tho ban which WIS to have been
given last night, but which was post
nOnrd in order not to conflict with the
basketball game. win be given IN Elks'
rhll T%uoadaS night. Music VIII be
fuiuished by the c%tvanaugh orchestra
and the gtneral pubic IS invited to at
tend
a large number of Modern Wood
men at Ameritn and their friends
Wrin present at the mass meeting by
Modern Wondmen Ia knights Of
han list night. Truoman
rlantH, at Warsaw, His. ono OF the
national oGicrfs OF the Modern Wood
men, WIS the speaker of the even
ing MI. piantz rs an orator of much
ana experience and his address
ltsi night received close attention aud
WHg loudly applauded. Colonel A. N.
Bort. on Helnit WIS, also a prominent
member 81 The organization wa~ pres
'ut AT ihe meeting ANA made a short
iddgosa on the business management
OF the Modern Woodmcn. Several 10
fai W0odmen also made short adj
and the AFFAIR altogether was a
successful one
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

Washington. jan -5-rhat the
Duke de Abru1zi is the only man who
has succeeded in reaching the top OF
Mount 81 ELIAS in Alaska. was
brought out in the consideration by
me house committee ON foreign az
fairs. 81 the appropriation asked FOR
marking the Alaskan boundary.
fhis mountain Is nnc of the peaks
which is rrosscel bN thc boundary line
Hud b. AN evidence OF the difficulties
attending tho work of marking the
boundary between Alaska and can
Hda
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
MAHARAM IS BUSY
TAKING CARE OF THE
SHOPPING CROWDS
cat Prices uu t.nod stock Nrc hiring
ing itiggcr Patronage livery DAY ia
Central Avenue Merchant.

Yesterday was another busy das at
West central avenue thn attraction
heing tho cut price sale ou rtttg sac
flefy 20 m~erchanalsc aud fal Hnnis
which has been ga prugres. iur em,
tine past Every ntis,i n~.n- au aa.
etftiser Tor an Marahnm a thr bar
ealns are u~upreeedeut0i ard tht stock
an hllh sradf
"Ihr sair hoe aifrHiN 'sn fri our
nf,si optimistic expectation rIid
ar Mahartm yesterday iIr sfnr.
has hTh ful 81 haYNl 'ti Nas and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
PROVIDE AUDITORIUM
FOR NATl0NA CAPITOL

Washington H. c. Jan 23.-Ncar-
ly $500 200 was subscribed at "a pub
Nc meeting here today towards the
erection IN this city uf a great audi
torium bulldlns The site is ON Sew.
cntocnth street northwest between
tho Corcorau Art gallery aud the hall
Revolution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

Is HE % who always wears a ffown,
Is cross and ~dieagrecable. and is short
aud ahaip in his answers. Nine cascs
out or ten its not the poor fellows
fault, its his liver and digestion that
mako him feel 50 miserable. ho can't
help being ~disaEraeahlo Arc YOU tn
danger ~ getting into that condition 2
Then start Ht nee taking Rallard's
Herhine for your fvcr-thc safe. sure
and reliable vegetable regulator. Sold
by J. H. ORielly & CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

Los Angeles. Jan. 23.-SamueI K
Williamson. who Is being held for
sheriff Smith, Of Lincoln county. Ne
vada. on a charge of violating the
banking laws of that state. was or
dcred released on $4,000 bail by Judge
Willis today pending a hearing on his
writ Of habeas corpus which was ON
tinued for argument to next Tuesday.
Io has not glVen BAN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

the bargains appear to be very attrac-
tive 70 shoppers The stock Hlmply
has to be cleaned out, regardless Of
price OF profit and | believe the OPP
.portuniiy for bargain seekers Is an
one in Albuquerque
Mr.. Maharam has decided To con
tinne the sale until the end OF the
prpAfnt month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

struck him in the eye and then they
commenced firing. He returned the
fire and they fled. Land found a
spike near the frog Of the dcrall, with
which they evidently intended TO pre-
vent the derail from working and th7s
wreck the train.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
LANOSL|DE TIES
UP TRAFFIC OVER
TEHACHAP|S
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
Lines Cut OFF from Northern
California Points,


Bakersfield, cal, Jan. ga land
slide covering the Southern Pacific
tracks over the Tohachapi mountain
al Tunnel No. 4 six miles east of Cal
iente. Is ~blookading ali san Francisco
Los Angeles traffic. Railroad officials
do not expect to have the track clear
before noon tomorrow southern
pacinc ana Santa Re southbound
trains are being held here while the
northbound traffic IS tied up al Mo-
iavo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

days before. Miss Lillian Eli
wood. the well known musical direc-
tor, directed the chorus work Of the
club Two special numbers. THE
Song of the Vikings, and "The Clang
of the Hammer" were rendered dur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
nInS WANTED.

Bids VIII be received by the clerk
Of the hoard of county commissioners
OF Bornaitilo county up to Saturday.
january 8oth. 1909. for the furnishing
Of "a street sprinkler to said county,
said bids viii be opened on Monday.
February LIST, 1909. The commissions
ers reserve the right to reject any or
al bids.
BY order OF tho board.
\ E. WALKER. Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

Washington, Jan. 23.-President
Roosevelt and one hundred other men
prominent in public life attended a
dinner at tho shoreham hotel tonight
I'm honor OF Vice President-elect Shcr-
man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
IQWERMAN THWARTS
DESPERATE WRECKERS
Spiked irpg Discovered ia Time q
Prevent Disaster on Illinois
Central.

Springfield. Ii Jan s-An attempt
&C. wreck thf Diamond Special south
bound On the Illinois Central st East
Grand avenue la this city this morn
ing ~as thuartcd hs Andrew Land
the toVcrman Land saw tNo men
the track act.ns In "a suspicious
manner Hc went down To- invcsii-
safe and the men first commenced
throwing rcCKs al him. one Of which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
PINCH0T WILL
COME TO ALBUQUERQUE
Forester secures Mexican Dele
gates for Conservation Con-
ference.

Mexico city. Jan. 23.--Ginord
Ptnchot. chief of the United
stats forestry bureau. has left
here for Albuquerque. \. NJ. He
received assurances that Presi-
dent Diaz would send three COM
missioners to Washington about
February 1. in the interest of the
forest conservation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24

QUIZ POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET Us
SHOW YOU THAT We CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. f. q. PRATT u Co, ala s
SECOND.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
BARRED IN
0DDF[LLOWS' HOME
California Grand Lodge Adopts
New Rules for Govern
ment of Institution
Officers Installed at Concluding
Session of Annual Meet
ing Of Order

The California grand lodge of Odd
Fellows concluded its annual session
yesterday afternoon with the installa-
ton of the new grand officers ard con-
gratulatofy speeches.
long report from the committee on
Odd bellows home, providing for the
government of that institution, was
adopted. In future no Intoxicating
liquor will be permitted in the home
and none will be furnished to residents
except on doctors prescription.
resolution to increase the salaries
Of Secretary Richardson and his as
sistant. U. S. G. Clifford. was defeated.
The committee on examination OF
applicants for the position of district
deputy submitted\a list of those who
qualified and recommended legislation
as to applicants who. though present.
did not appear for examination.
The trustees of the home were in
structed to report at the next session
the quantity of water available on tse
Santa Clara home site and that. no
money should be expended in improv-
Ing the site until sufficient supply
was acquired
The grand representatives were in
structed to take steps to have the
sovereign grand lodge pass legislation
to put stop to the publication of
spurious pamphlets relating to the
work of Odd Fellowship.
RESOLUTIONS of respect to the mem
DRY of the last past grand masters. c.
Il. McEachran and r. H Lloyd.
were adopted, as was also the report
of the committee on honored dead
The expenses of the grand lodge
session exclusive of the printing of
the journal of proceedings will be
s499.25.
During the session the following
past grand masters of the state were
in attendance:
Karl G. Brueck Milton G. Gill
W. A. Boynge William g. Nichols Jr.
G. W. Baker II. b. Ogden
Theo A. Bell w W. PheIns
A. NJ. Drew tG. W. StockwelI
John Glasson j. W. Warboys
2. F. Gosbey wv W. Watson
The grand master elect announced
the following changes on the standing
committees for the current term:
Credentials, A. Fl. Alderman vice D. V. Deuel.:
correspondence. George W. Houghton, vice J.
Chappel; appeals, F. W. Hovey and Clyde
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Bishop vice Davis Louderbacx and P F. Gosbey
state of the order A. NJ. Drew and G. II. Com
nick; mileage, J. J, Nagle. vice George E. Pc
tiers; printing. f. J. Deyan. vice G. n. Viewer.
and Rebeksh lodges. Frank B. Worth. vice r. l..
Thompson.
After the grand secretary announced
that the business had been disposed OF,
the new officers were installed as fol-
lows:
Grove L. johnson. grand master: T. W. Duck
worth. deputy grand master; George T. Hudson.
warden; Harry D. Richardson, secretary; James
W.-Harris, treasurer; j. E. Rake and ". W.
Phelps representatives.; John Glasson. ]. F.
Nichols and z. III. Black, trustees; John Thomp-
son, F.. f. Pierce S. +. Moreland. d. A. Sinclair
and John Hazlett. trustees Of the home; Rev.
d. B. Naylor. chaplain; NJ. Hsrvie. marshal: H..
Jacks. conductor: ]. A. Dunbar, guardian; Mel
vile p. Forbes, herald
After the installation the outgoing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
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Rheumatism
/
Costs Nothing to Try

rheumatism, Lumbago. !Sciatica. Pain In the
Back, have been cured, in the real meaning OF
the word By little Stillingia, Iodide of Po-
tassium. Poke Root, Guaiac Resin and .Sarsa-
parllla Any one, even young child, can take
these remedies IN any reasonable amount with
perfect safety, and the results have been found
to be astonishing. 1t has been proven that this
combination makes up the best rheumatism
remedy in existence having actually cured many
stubborn cases of over 30 and 40 years standing
even in persons of old age.
The Eve ingredients mentioned above prepared
with great accuracy and skill not only in rs
gard 70 proportion but also in selecting the hest
ms terial. have been put up in compressed tablet
form and are called GLORIA Tonic"
II you suffer from any form OF uric acid IN
the blood. aud have Rheumatism, Govt, Lumbapn
Sciatica. this is the way to drive it out of yonr
system in quick time.
Test this great remedy for yourself free h.
sending for a trial package to John A. Smith
52si smith Bldg Milwaukee. Wis. Send fhjs
Notice with your name and address on 4 slim ~
naner ana YOU will receive trial package br
return mail absolutely free. 1t Is only IN
..f;loria Tonic that you can get the above com
binatiou ready for use.
For sale and recommended in San Francisco by
The owl Drug Co.. Suffer and Van Ness. sir.
tenth and Mission. IT'S Market street, TO
Market street 943 Kearny street, Phelan build
ing Oakland stores Thirteenth and Broatlv az :,
Tenth and Washington, Sixteenth and San Pablo,
4l3 Thirteenth street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

kill and the bacil IN its center SO 1t proceeds
bury them alive. Locking hands, as 1t WERE around
the invaders proceeds itself into mass rst OF
fbrous or scar tissue later of chay stuff in which
the bacil are imprisoned for life SO desperate IS the
tenacity of both prisoner aes that of this sort
found lungs after death and apparently at least 70
years old have been open and scraped the scraping
injected into guinea pics, and the pigs promptly die OF
tuberculosis
This same process of scar formation with without
embedded bacil in its interior the method by which
healing occurs in the lungs in those which recover
from an attack of consumption.
While for the favorite point of attack and
fatal hold of the tuberce bacillus is the lung, It's
nroads not by any confined in that organ-in
fact settle in and attack almost other tissue OF
the body What call consumption is tuberculosis of
the lungs and the of twothrds of all deaths from
tuberculosis but also have tuberculosis, indeed we
sometimes call it, Consumption of the bowels. the bones
and joints glands the skin the kidneys and the brain
Next after the lungs the most frequently attacked are the
lymph glands or kernels all the bodyin the ab
domen the chest and noticeaby in the neck The
we'll known "kernels" assesses in the neck popu-
ary known scroula struma, in eight cases out
Of ten tuberculosis of the glands of this region The
distressing and frequent hip joint disease in children and
white swelling of the knee tuberculosis of the joints
and the bones about them The varying degrees of carries
of the spine Spinal disease, which softens the bones
OF the column and allow it bend and crook with the re-
sutng Iump-back defornity nine-tenths of them
tubercuous would be safe tuberculosis makes
two-thrds of cripples and practically all our
hunchbacks. The disfsuring Lucrative disease OF
the skin, especially of the face and neck, known
as lupus (Latin wolff is simply tuberculosis of
the skin.
Should the bacil be carried to and lodge III the mem
branes covering the brain (meninges) they set
what rare but exceedingly fatal form OF the disease
known tuberculosis meningitis. This IS the cause OF
large percentage of the fatal commissions of infancy and
is dstressingy frequent among the children of consump
tive parents Many of the deaths in children from
chronic dysentery, wasting of the bowels. tabes
nesentcrca etc. known to be due to liberation
of the intestnes, caused by the tubcrcle bacillus.
In fine by stopping tuberculosis you stop not merely
consumption but thirds of the manufacture of Grip
nes three-fourtls of scroula all lupus half the fatal
commissions of childhood and large share OF fatal bowel
disorders in children
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

Carmel bay and the beauties of the
gray atmosphere which enwraps the
town. There is quite colony of paint
ers and writer's in the little village,
to whom Burgdorff is the latest ad-
dition.
Americans will rejoice that two
painters of our own country have won
medals at the Carnegie institute open
ing. which was celebrated early this
month. says the Monitor. Edmund G.
Tarbell is winner of the highest
honors. the first class gold medal with
a. cash prize of $3.50, for his painting
entitled Girl Crocheting, owned by
Bella L. Pratt of Boston.
The third prize goes 10 Bruce Crane
OF New York, a bronze medal and q
cash award of $500, for his painting
called november Hills" The second
prize. a silver medal. is won by George
santer of London. Eng. for his work
entitled The Bridal Morning" The
cash award with this work is $1,000.
In the honorable mentions two are
won by Americans, two by English and
one bv a Scotchman, as follows: Eliza
beth Spark Hawk Jones for her paint
ing IN Rittenhouse Square; Arseby
Brown of Cornwall, Eng, for his paint
ing THE Gate; +. A. Hornet OF Scot
land for his painting Amusement
and Stanhope A. Forbes OF Penzance,
Eng, for his painting The village
Industry"
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grand master was given a han,
jewel of his rank
RebekahS Install Officers

At the meeting OF the California as
sembly of Rebekahs yesterday it was
announced that the reception and ball
given in the Auditorium Friday night
for the officers and members OF the
grand lodge and the assembly was well
attended and a great social success
After the file had been cleared the
new officers were installed by the re-
firing president. Fannie L. CoOmbs OF
San Jose Then followed the presen-
tation of a testimonial of apprecia-
ton to the retiring president and of
flowers to the new officers and the
retiring ones.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
TRIAL OF ALLEGED
BANK WRECKERS IS SET
Accused of Making False Report
to the State Commissioners

The trial of the three men who are
alleged to have wrecked the Market
street bank-A f. Martel, the president;
w. B. Nash, the manager. and L. @.
Haven. the cashier-was set by Judge
Dunno yesterday for June Z on the APP
plication of the district attorney. The
defendants have demanded separate
trials and it is understood that Nash
will be tried first. They are all
charged with making and signing a
false report TO the bank commission
ers concerning the state of the bank
7. G. West is the attorncysfor the
bankers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

bacillus when 1t has surrounded it. 1t
nearly made our blood run cold to dis
cover, decade or so ago, when we
had become able to recognize every
mark and trace OF tubercle bacillus in
the body, that of all patients dying in
our great hospitals of other diseases
than tuberculosis, and coming to the
post norton table, from 20 to 90 per
cent showed scars in their lungs, or
other evidences of healed tubercu-
losis. The old German saying, "Jeder-
mann is am Ende Elm bischen tuberku-
los" C'Every one is sooner or later
little tuberculous"), was proved to be
literally true. Literally, the whole hui
man species was riddled with it. What
hope could there be of escape? 1t
was not until some years later that the
reverse of this gloomy shield, the sill
yer lining of this bacteriologic cloud,
gradually dawned on us-that eight
tenths of us have had tuberculosis and
have recovered from it without know
ing anything about it! This is cor
roborated by the death rate, as only
one in ten of us now die of it, though
we have probably all been exposed to
It scores of times, many of us almost
every week. What are the concealed
weapons which the body carries and
can use with such deadly effect against
the bacillus?
The human body was not born yes
terday, nor the day before, either,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
SENTENCE OF POISONER
WILSON is POSTPONED
Murderer of Harry Boas Gets
Continuance From Judge

j. w Wilson. convicted of the muir
der Of Harry Boas, to whom he sent in
special delivery letter strychnine
made up in the guise of headache pow
ders, WAS In Judge DUNES court yes
terday for sentence, but on the motion
Of his attorney. T. Norman Harvey, a
continuance of one week was granted.
Prosecutor Ferrari demanded that
the defense be ready next Saturday
with its motion for new trial and Har-
yey said he would not again ask for a
continuance.
Wilson was taken to the hospital
with bad case of influenza the day
after he was convicted, but has now
almost recovered.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

ply; but even the lung cells do not sit
idly by and wait placidly to, be de-
voured. On the contrary, they sound
the inflammation FIRE alarm call new
leyies of leucocyte cavalry out of the
blood. breed new cells from their own
ranks for the attack, and swarm an
grily around each group of bacilli.
Each little knot of these attacking
cells. when it becomes large enough to
be visible to the naked eye, forms a
little shot-like, grayish body known as
a tubercle (itt1e tuber), from which
both the disease and the bacillus took
their name.
If the body wins the bacilli are melt
ed down and devoured by the leuco-
cvtes. the levies are withdrawn, the To-
cal militia paid off and returned to
their homes, and the whole field IS
swept clean of every trace of the bat
tie. If the invaders win the mass OF
fighting cells dies and begins to break
down under the influence of poison se~
creted by the bacilli in the center. A
little droplet of pus (matter)' is formed;
this increases in size to little abscess,
which breaks through the wall of en-
circling cells and discharges into a
bronchial tube; the pus is coughed up,
the bacilli are found in the sputum and
the diagnosis is made. Ona larger scale
this process forms cavity. In many
cases the fight results in draw. The
fighting knot of cells finds that it
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

THE NEW REPoRTER'-A one act comedy
entitled @The New Reporter" played by pro-
fessional talent, viii be the main festure Of an
entertainment TO be given by the members OF
Fenlsh chapter. 0. E. s.. at Masonic hail. Four
teenth street and Railroad avenue South The
evening Of MAY "a. The comedy will last 90
minutes and will be followed by dancing The
iron Of the chapter assisted 10y Alkaline Schultz as
door manager.