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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MANSON AVE. 67S 6g4. 69s.-Suites and
sfDgia rooms private baths excellent
bcard ,ptIonaI: block from Central Park
pOCurxIrrRSrr Spuvten Duyvil-o Hudson:
az minutes. nth year Misses Lesley.
oo7th st Tel 104I~-Kinzsbridge
4eTTJ ST. Q EAST.-LarEe rooms. with
hoard rcasonable. refeTences-
II MADISON AVE--Desirahle large and
email rooms with or without board. fam
fIfes or gentlemen; summer prices; refer
ences.
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AMERICAN LINE
BERMUDA @15 AaH2 Aas5

IFL~ LASS FIII y = XII
SPECIAL SIN DAY EXCURSION
LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS SPRING.
STEAMER SAILS MAY 18th. P. u.
MAY Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
MONTH IN BERMUDA Batne IN tbs
clesrest OS turquoise wafer Every outdoor
recreation Fields % rare and beautiful
flowers in gorgeous bloom Less than two
DAYS from New York hv the superb l9-kEo-
twins, rev ocean tive- p r y e. z
GEORGE" equipped with wireless THE
FASTEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE
STEAMER TO BERMUDA. Itinerary and
booklet Of Bermuda-Atlantic : : Co., q
state St y y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Fensic.
t-II AMREEA AID North II Ireland Prot
estant. willing and obl!ging. Stationery,
IUf9 Third ave.
AMRERAIAID.-By North 81 ireland
Protestant good reference: willing and
obllz!ng. l.. ll57 q ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Eenlnie

Eemnie-
CHAMBERMAID= Scotch Protestant. IN
Massachusetts. willing 10 assist waiting
and ie generally useful. excellent refer
ences. L N, Miss FItzGerald Bureau
VU% 9TH ave. corner 42d It.
CHAMEERMAID and sEAMsTREss. by
Finnish girl. highly recommended. wages
SlH 20 $40 Weld Bureau 32+ Columbus
ave Tol. TT59-Riverside
CHAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREss.-
TWO years persona! city reference: family
closing house. city or country. r, Mrs.
golfers Agency. l22 West 23d st
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-COOK
Two willing, obliging women. excellent
recommendations: together or separate. city
or country c. Mrs Golfers Agency. 122
West 23d St
CHAMEERMAID and LAUNDRESs BY
Finnish girl. best references. WeidS Rll-
~eau. 3-4 Columbus ave Tel 7759-RiveI-
side.
CHAMBERMAID. - Swedish; excellent.
good seamstress. willing to assist with
other work: best references Osterberg's
bureau. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1855
Plaza.
COOK First class swedish cook; best ref
erences city or country: leaving on &C
count family going abroad wages $40
Sampson q Nelson's Bureau. 4l2 4th ave.
CoOK.-Neat young woman: understands
all kinds Of first class cooking: best ref
erences; city or country. NJ. Mrs. Golfers
Agency. l22 West 23d ST.
COOK-Lady desires to place her cook:
three years reference: $50. Call after
o'clock. Gl West 4sth 81.
COOK and LAu-NDREss; CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS. BY two young
Finland girls; very neat and willing: best
reference. Jussfla Employment Bureau. ESQ
Lexington 4Aa3-BlnZa
COOK and LAuNDREss; CHAMBER
girls city or country; best references
Yields Bureau, 342 Columbus ave. Tel
7T59-Eivcrside.
COOK and LAUNDREsS.- woman;
short distance In country: good reference.
224 West 18th ST. second noor. rear
COOK Swedish girl: very good cook:
takes entire charge OF kitchen without
Bureau. 716 Lexington ave. Tel. 1856
Plaza.
COoK.-By swedish girl: good manager:
best references: city or country: wages
$50 10 S35 Yields Bureau. 324 Columbus
ave. Tel. 775o-RiTerside.
/ COOK.-By American woman; quiet. TEN
perate. small family adults: competent
c9Ck: kind treatment considered. wages $50.
fare expected II. X. 1902 81 st. Brooklyn
/ COOk---Neat. willing Norwegian girl.
celient cook. best references; wages $40
| Osterberg's Bureau, 7I6 Lexington ave Tel.
! I055-Plaza.
COUPLE-Young Danish couple. neat.
willing. thoroughly reliable: excellent
| cook; butler. generally useful. well recon-
menled. Sampson & Nelson $ Bureau, 41o
] 4th ave Phone ls6s-Mad So
DAYS WoRK.-By respectable coiored
girl. or do washing home Hin, 81 West
! 18th ST
DAYS WORK. k.-Rcsnectable Young woman
to go out cleaning Offices Answer by
! mail. Poder. zoos lst ave.
| HOUSEWORKE KERS.-Two young excep-
tic1ally nice Swedish girls will do entire
| work Of small family: speak English: high
! ~ recommended: wages 500 S25. Sampson
| 6 Nelson's Bureau, 4l2 4th ave.
! HOTSEWORKEK-B middle aged Prot
est5nt: small family. in country: SIS
/ Please call after 10 a. m, J.. Hofmayer's
4 Bureau. 153 y est 23d st
/ INFANTS NURSE English Protestant;
can take fun charge from birth: highest
! personal references: city or country H,
Mrs. Golfers Agency. l22 West 22d St
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nrAN srE.,rrns
M9gTa GERMAN LLOYD

g. Fast and Luxurious Twin-ScET
cypress and Passenger steamships
EQUIPPED with Wireless & submarine SiEnl-s
PLYMOUTH-CHERBor
Express SaiIfnss T,,ssdavs ~ IN N
=. ~ m 2 Or May - X prinz Wn---Juns
user Nn- lLJune Cecflie ...-.. June Is
IL. [Li iMOCTH-CHERBOU BOURG-BRz1iEN-
N screw satlings Thursdays az 10 A II
I3..,c S..ce-. May "a p Fried. VIM. June 10
III eiIIen June 3 F~drich Gr-. June II
a. tIlsOR'IE I'D WASHINGTON-San July l.
Za.Vpp tons Newest and Largest German
onip anoat. Every Innovation known to ths
shipbuilder's arr
GIBRALTAR APLES-GENOA
JMIeolterranean VI Sailings Saturdays az II An
n Lulse. --- May - K Albert . June 10
r. irene -. June 81 Berlin new June .
Connections Encirclinz the Globe
travellers Checks good ali over the world
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General Agents.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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ruRN1sHEp ROOMS TO LET

1a LIVINGSTON PLACE. Stuyvesant
SatIe re- near East 10th st.-Two rooms;
overlooking park Tel 2z6I-SJuyVesant
fe5 EAST PATH ST.-Two bedrooms. sit
ting room. private bath ard hail: add
tionat -ooms and concessions Tor summer .
fourth floor: elevator. unfurnished II de-
sired.
WAYERLEY PLACE, 100. - Beautifuny
furnished: ore room. with private bath.
$40 per week
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
WORK WANTED.


Male.
YOUNG MAN. -. energetic and honest
wishes clerical or outdoor position. ref
erences. moderate salary. Address Eetcr
: Blake. 3OJ VERIFIED st. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. Is desires position. with
chance ~ advancement: good reference
ArboRat z3l KEickerbncller ave, RroohlEn.
YOUNG MAN in auto repair shop OF gar
age. best references. handy with tools'
ambitious. Hastings. 252 West 1926 81
YOUNG MAN, ~ ambitious. IN office or
store with chance Of Advancement
Cieaver. % West 13Tth 81.
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RAILROADS.
PAITTH0RE Z CFIO R. R.


ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS
..Eye-y other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON WITH
ALI. LINES SOUTH
USsve New York Daily 22d St LID 81
washington SIeepeTs. III. 80 pm l-5o am
Diner. Parlor 80 am 500 am
WashinEton. Diner. PariOr $50 am 1000 am
JVsshIngton, Diner. ParlOr.115O so am u O0 n
1-assinSton asj-i,' Parlor...... 1.50 pm 200 pm
y 'ra-i6- 80 %ew York 10 Richmond. Va
..T,'I,.si ia - Diner. Parlor ,. 30 pm 400 pm
y,!-St-stor a. Diner. ParIor {. 80 pm 500 pm
yTashjTeton ~ F,Iffet. Parlor 6. 80 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains % the Nsst,
Chicago. Pittsburg .-.-.--. 30 am @ @s-vy A.h
oi,.th1,rp, C,levelsrl4 -. 3 50 pm 400 pm
..rst,,eI,'rg IIuited'' -. o so pm 100 pm
Gin. St l.. Louisville. II. 80 pm 50 30 am am
riD St L. Louisville. o 30 am 1000 am
Gin. 81 l., Louisville. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House 225 5th ave. New York. 343 Fulton
st Brooklyn West 23d 81. and Liberty st
After 6 p NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
3. < O. r R.. 23d St I2r. Phone 3l44-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

Amateur Gardeners.
Don't let two cents a week stop you
from making your little garden a sue
cess. The Tribune Farmer Is n prac-
tical agricultural paper, as valuable %
the city man with his little garden as
II Is 10 the farmer with immense acre
age II can be had for less than two
cents a week
Sample on request
Address TRIBUNE FARMER.
I54 Nassau St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Two Cent Stamp

A Two Cent Stamp
may save your pets life. II you have
a horse a COW. dog. or a cat. The
Tribune Farmer is needed IN your home.
Dr. 4. y. SmeAd. the famous veterinary
surgeon. in a special department. % the
Farmer answers all questions In regard
to the care and condition OF domestic
animals. This great paper costs less
than II two-cent stamp week We
will mail you a sample copy on request.
Address TRIBUNE FARMER
154 Nassau st, New York
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Excursions.
RED BANK LINE.

Ivs Franklin st Pr. - \. r. daily $40 a m 29O
. m ,Sun $50 o0lyt. Battery, 80 a. n. 255
= m sun. $50 a only. for Highlands. Red Bank.
etc Exc. 5oc. Trolley 20 L-nE Branch. Ashurr Park
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instruction.

School 4gcnclcS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors overnesscs etc
70 colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
NJ YOUNG FULTON. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
COACHMAS- - Gentleman giving up
horses. would Ike 70 hnI good place
Cor his coachman. recommended in every
particular E. Cref. 60 West 10Th 81.
COACHMAN.-En English. -. married: no
family. neat appearance. strictly TEN
Uerate. good city or country driver. thor
OuEh horseman. personal written references
Williamson. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
Broadway
CoACHMAN.-Thoroughly understand. his
Atearn. IFS East 18th st
COOK OR BUTLER-Japancse young.
useful man; faithful al work good ref
erence, last three years. Joe Miyamoto. 3'7
West 18Th 81.
COI-PI.E-French, competent; butler valet
and useful. lady's maid. chamhermaid OF
parlormaid unquestionable references from
competent New York families as 10 sobri
ETY. and ability. Couple Tribune Uptown
Once, 1864 Broadway.
COUPLE Young light coiored couple with
first class family: cook and useful. butler;
city OF seashore, references. Banks, 2iO
West 72d ST. 'care Of Johnson
FARMER Working foreman. by Ameri-
can. married. good worker several years
at the business. experienced on all ma
chinery: excellent herdsman; used 10 board
ing and handling help: successful with
poultry: strictly sober; well recommended.
Carpenters Bureau, is4 9Th ave.
FARM HAHD.-German. middi. aged sin
gle; good habits. understands milking;
also plain gardening. Address Box ls5 80
Avenue A
FOuTMAN.-P-ivate family; four years
English reference two years New York
experience. James Shechan care Of Doyle,
22l East Ssth 81.
GARDENERS sober. industrious:
competent greenhouse grower, care Of
grounds flowers. fruits. vegetables; state
particulars. Henry Bauer 5o7 ". lGSth st.
GARDENER-FLo FLoRIsT.-German single.
81; long experience greenhouses lawns.
cut flowers. vegetables; own repairing;
sober: references. private place. Address
r. b. Box 30 Tribune once.
GARDENER-Fi vegetable grower: glass
flames; fruits flowers lawns. etc. best
references Carpenters Bureau. lJ4 9th
ave
JANITOR. SUPERINTENDENT
oughly understands electrical work.
steam, plumbing. elevators: practical me
chanic. own tools: Is years personal refer
cnce: no children Meek. 225 ". 126th st.
USEFUL MANY neat. willing Swede;
Just out Of employment. family CLOSING
house. best references. Osterbergs Bureau
7I6 Lexington ave. Tel. 105j-Plaza.
USEFUL MAN.-Private country place;
understands vegetable garden, lawns,
drives. careful driver; also garage expert
ence. Laurence O'Erien. $50 Ninth ave.
care McCarty.
| USEFUL MAN.-Young man 70: careful
driver. waiter. attend gardening. poultry:
| good references: city on country. II. J.. 157
| East 125th St
USEFUL MA%-HCCSEWORKE - Bv
Young Irish couple: no children: good
vegetable gardener. San milk and drive;
we'll recommended Carpenters Bureau.
l54 9th ave.
| ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and 37th sts. until clock p. N. Ad-
| Vertisefnents received az the following
! branch Offices at regular cffice rates until
! o'clock o m. viz: 264 Sth ave.
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DREssMAKEG AND MILLINERY.

OIRECTOIRE. Empire. Princess gowns
perfect f1t guaranteed: latest fashionA
Marshall 100 West 9th St.
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RED ID" LINE
nMMMnR llRIEa

GLASGOW VIA LQNuONuEER
t-,,-7,ezsIn Nfa, - tOau Caftf0rui7rure- fH4-r
cafe5onfa MAJ % cpnn Columbia June y. . n
FTWST CABIN So ~ To Sf95
Second CABIN. $3.50 TC S-o
THIRD Class ~ 80 AND S1S .
s,.f,- 70 New Illustrated Book % Tours.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. ~ 90 Broadway
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TO FICME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRIESTE
Slar 1nia--- jun 3. noon. July =. sept .
Fanuonia July I. noon. Aug -. oct .
'CaTpathia- July :. noon; Sept :. OCT Il
also calls at Genoa.
Travellers checks fssued-CiO0d every Wners
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP co. LID
21-24 state ST. opposite the Battery
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PENNSYLVANIA.
WATER GaP HOUSE

MOUNTAIN PARADISE
r rbose Who SCH the best location. appointment
-. an -4--+r--. Delaware Water Gap. Pa Now
No. Remains open 10 December. Booklet and Auto
-. JOHN PURDY COPE
1ToTryT POCONO. DELAWARE WATER GAP.
VI sTRCIISisJ KS. CsiES1e. FOIc->O SCNI-ll4'
TrI AWARE VALLEY
FAMOUS SUMNER RESORTS.
T,fs-rs-isn al sza Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
WORK WANTED.

OFFICE position IN summer hotel. by re
fined Young woman: best personal refer
euce. small SALARY. X. Anderson, 256 West
l4th et deter only)-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
S|UFFRAGlSTS ELECT
NATIONAL OFFICERS

Seattle. July 8. THE national con.
yention of the American Woman Suf-
frage association today elected the
following officers:
Prcsident-Rov. Anna Il. Shaw
Moylan. Pa.
First vice-prcsldcnt-Mrs. Rachc'
Foster Avery, s%warthmore, Pa.
Second Nice-prcsident-Mrs. Flor
encc Kellye. New York.
Corresponding secretary ~ Miss
Kate NJ Gordon. New orleans. "a.
Recording secretary Mrs. Ella S
Stewart. Chicago.
Treasurer-Mrs Mnrrlett Tailor
UPTON, Warren, @.
First auditor-Miss Laura Clay,
Lexington, Ky.
Second auditor-Miss Alice stone
Blackwell. Boston, Mass.
Secretary Gordon accepted r%e-cloc-
tlon unwilingly. with the understand
ing that she might resign after n
few months. The national leaders
hope that Prof Frances Squire pot
ter may be Induced 10 leave the uni
vcrsity OF Minnesota and give an her
time 10 the office Of corresponding
secretary at the New York he1dquar-
tiers to be established. succeeding Miss
Gordon. who viii give an her time to
the Louisiana state association.
The question of the next convention
city was eft to the general officers
for decision. The candidates We're
Sioux Fails. $. u. and Washington.
u c..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
FORMER MAYOR HtN down.
AND KILLED nv AUTOMOBILE

Oakland. July &c G stafford.
formerly mayor Of Eureka, cal, WIS
run down by N w. Silva md Instant
~ killed In the seventh race OF the
automobile meet At the EmeryNille
track his afternoon His err WAS
upset. turned over twice ana foil on
the driver This broke his nose and
otherwise injured him Stafprd'H
neck was broken The latter. with
another mar who r. yet unidentified,
attempted 10 cross the track Ga front
81 the nctrs Hts companion who
WIS also struck. H. unconscious but
not fatally injured.
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ycut. cleared my fcct from tho

event. cleared my feet from tho
scratch
Besides b pole vault. sheridan
won the 100 yard dash. time 10 3-5
seconds. running high jump. 6 feet
Z Inches. huif-mile walk. time a.
seconds. throwing tho lg-pound hmm
mcr win t2b feet 10 inchcs. IZO-
yard high hurdle, time l1-i-6 ac-
onds. throwing 80 pound weight lor
distance with - feet 11ts inches.
putting tG-pound shot with 90 feet
"a Inches running broad jump, 20
feet. l-3 Inches
The mile run was won by Matsukes.
time g minutes as seconds.
Total score hy points. sheridan.
1855 Matsukcs. 3.IgAta.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
WAR IMMINENT IN
CHINATOWN
Young Laundrymao With Big.
Gun Seized on Suspicion.
OF Lying to Start Strife Bet
ween Rival longs.


ny "'fhAhE 'nhFNht Nbffili irused NIr-l
Ncw York. July b-llom Hing. a
young Chinese lauudryman. who said
he was merely celebrating mdepcud-
once day, WAS arrested Ia Chinatown
tonight suspected Of preparing for "a
little ciyil war which the police be-
lieyc is brewing between the two
Chinese tpnss or socictlcs-the OnE
Lcongs ana the Iiip Sings. HON
Hing had "a revolver loaded with BAN
cartridges.
Officers OF the Chinese embassy at
Washington had advised the police
%caflior In the day that trouble among
the Cinnamon was Imminent and exc
ira policemen Wtfo stationed in
Chinatown today. They kept close
watch upon the Mongoliana hut up
10 midnight mo positive evidence of
preparations for war had boon found
Acting under orders from washing
ton, the Chinese consulate in this
city caused To be- posted in all joss
houses VA chinatown and on the front
of several buildings. posters iu
Chinese.
ITO law abiding Chinese in New
York Word having reached tho
state department that recent events
have precipitatei the danger OF "a
war between Hip Sing tongs and tho
oug Lcong Toues. you are hereby
warned by the representatives ot the
chinese government at this port to
remain close to your homes. keep ON
the lighted streets. not to discharge
nrccrackers or bc out after mid
night BE courteous in your treat
mcut of am civilians ANA also the
police.
'"rhc imperial Chinese consulate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
INDIGNATION RIFEAT
INDIGNATION MEETING
student Who Objected To- Resolution
u%cnounoing Willie Murder. Bru-
tailN licatcu.

London. July Am indignation
meeting hold hy the Indian residents
to-day Co protest against the murder
90 Lieutenant Colonel Sir WillIau
iiutr Cur1en Willie. hy au Indian stu
dent, Madsrlli uhiuagrl broke up n
n serious disturbance When "a rosu-
tuition was Offered expressing sorrow
at the crime. an Indian student OBJ
ieeted immediately there was an
uproar chairs were Thrown auf
sticks were usel freely
Tho dissenting student wt severely
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
NIGHT RIDERS TRIALS
POSTPONED TILL FALL

Union city. Tenn. July Sit IS
probable the trial Of the fifty-siX men
now under Indictment charged with
being members of the Itoeifoot band
uf night riders VIII not take place un-
ON next FAM. The cases were set for
today. but after "a conference with
his 1850 iates late this afternoon, At
torney General Caldwell said he h1d
dcrid 70 tu ask The court 10 postpone
the trial The attorney general sad
that ne personally wished To- dismiss
the decision Of the supreme count
Saturday. bat his associates urged
him To- ask for continuance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
SHERIDAN WINS ALL
AROUND CHAMPIONSHIP

New york July Duriue th"
athletic carnival and athletic games
~ the Omitted scottish clans ~ Ccltic
park today. Martin } sheridan won
the national all-round championship
Of the A. a T.. with % total of 1855
points. making 90 new record. Tho
former record was 1.130M points
which he made tWo yrata ago
In the open and closed contests
Daniel A Hern or the Irish Amerl-
can club. In the two hops and Jumps
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
4 NIiIIinnnIrc's EahN

attended by the highest priced baby
specialist could not be- cured OF
stomach or bowel trouble any quicker
or Nnrcr than your baby lf YOU give a.
McGecs Baby EliNir cures diar-
rhoea, dysentarY and an %deranRt-
nicnta Of the stomach or bowels.
Price 20 cents and DO cents. Sold by
J ~. bttieiiy q Company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

our WORK Is As NEAR PER-
FICTION rs POSSIBLE. No OLD.
WOikN-OiT, BROKEN DOWN OR
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW AND
UP TO THE MiNuTI-ALWAYS
BETTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEFY
COMPETITION. 4 TRIAL BUND-
DIE WILL CONVINCE YOU. M
PERIAL LAUNDRY co, BACK or
pOSTOIFICE. PHONE 14S. RED
WAGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

beaten ana rescued by the police with
great difficulty The disturbance con-
tinued for q considerable time and
when quiet was restored the rcsulu-
tlon was adopted. Tho murderer
younger brother made "a statement
r%opudiatlng his brother and express
ing horror at the murder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
PLEASURE SEEKERS
NARROWED BY WASH0UT

Denver. July About 200 90 tho
1000 ,y,ur-lonists who h9te been
maroou,I at Idaho SPRING. sine. Sat-
urday last on account ~ ~nsh"uts
along tho colorado g. southern rHil-
way iH clear creek canon. reached
thlS city today. Thc party staged over
the mountains to- Golden and came in-
TO Denver on i%uterurban cars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
BALCONY GIVES WAY UNDER
SPECTATORS At PARADE

San Jose, cal. July b-Ten por-
sons were injured shortly before noon
today by the sudden collapse of the
balcony ~ the Swlss hotel FIFTY or
more people OF both sexes had
crowded on 10 the structure 10 wit
ness the Parade. Al were prrcipi-
tated In a heap on the sidewalk he
low and fou men and six women sus-
tanned serious Injuries
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06
THIEF LOOTS SAFE OF
LOS ANGELES PACIFIC

Los Angeles. July Working the
combination Of a safe in the office of
the Los Angeles Pacific railroad. "A
thief believer hv officers of the com
pany 10 br an emploNe. procured
$500 ia gold and currency The loss
was discovered today hy George n.
Clark. cashier. though tho Theft MAJ
have occurred at any time between
this morning and Saturday. when the
safe was locked 10y CLARK
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

Norwich. conn. July captain
Thomas $ baldwin made a flight Of
five miles today in his California
arrodirivible aIrship. which was
equippci With a new motor weighing
only 50 pounds. He claims this mo
tor wiil d'e,lop % horse power when
properly tuned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

the man dropped Ike a plumfnet
striking the ground not 1000 feet
from where the ascension was made
he was stiil alive when Picked ~,
hut had a fractured skull and 80 ~
died.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

Boys and Young Mems odd Pants,
rs per cent discount, Ranging In
price from 80 cents up to $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

Mems Odd Fancy and White Vests.
from $50 10 S5.50-20 per cent
discount.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-10
short WORK Of
FOOTBALL BILL
Senate Sitting Committee Rec
ommendS That the Meas
ure Be Killed.

At a meeting of the senate sitting com
mittee. composed Of Senators Benner y
Smith. Hulaniski and Badger. held last
evening in the office of Senator Smith in
the Judge building. It was. decided to re-
port adversely house bill No. 1s5. by Hau-
son. d measure prohibiting football al
the University Of Utah. the Agricultural
college and other state educational insti-
tutOns.
Tine bill was introduced in the house by
Representative Hansen of Box Elder.
The cause for its introduction in the house
was the death of a football player at the
Agricultural college. as the result of in
juries received in a game It passed the
house on Monday after a heated debate
Representative Ashton moved d reConsid-
Grafton of the measure yesterday, but the
house declined to reconsider the vote. and
the bill was sent to the senate.
The members of the senate sitting com
mittee were all opposed to the measure,
so that there was no difficulty in dispos-
ing of it quickly. The probability is that
the report OF the committee killing the
bill will be adopted by the senate today
without objection