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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
BIG CROWD WILL SEE
BASKETBALL GAME
Indications Are Annoy VIII Be
Packed When Struggle for
Basketball Supremacy Begins
Tonight

Judging from the demand which
has been prevalent for the past two
days for tickets 10 the basketball
game between the Gallup and Albu-
querque teams az the Armory tonight.
there should De d record breaking
crowd in attendance when the referee
blows his whistle. The Gallup team
is AN unknown quantity. Il has never
uiayed outside of the Carbon CITY.
but according to Information received
from that place. the c. a. G.. men are
fast. clean basketball players and VIII
make the local boys look TO their
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
AND
COMMERCE

WI III - nv D.,
New O'N' NN" A"e "uli
strength IN todays market was as
cribed IN q large part TO foreign in
~flucnces ana was an echo or the route
undergone by th' pear element in the
speculation ON the london stock mar
ket. The SITUATION abroad mas been
cleared ". matcllaly pN the lnterna-
tional polltlcal au~Juslihents Whlch nave
been gong on ana winch remove a
weight o. apprehension n has borne
on the financial markets Tor many
months past me easing on the Lon
don money market also gives a fresh
start 70 the investment demand, which
has begun 70 snow sings or being
glutted by the large new issues OF
capital recently paced IN the market
The closing up or snort accounts made
a buoyant STOCK market in London
yesterday II TO-DAY the rebound in
British consois reaching to more than
a nun point IN tnat tlme' although
some reaction octureu peiore today $
markets. CLOSED london was a buyer
of stocks mere on a considerable scale
ana thls was an Important factor IN
the early advance in prices. 1t prompt
ed some buying by locai operators, es-
peclaily amonss the shorts who We're
dlsinclned 10 leaNe themselves IN
covered over me three Jays interval
turing Whlch the STOCK exchange VIII
be closed after TO-DAY. some part OF
the DuNllS mere was supposed to be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12

New York. Feb. 1f.-Copper was
lower in the London market with spot
quoted at E59 and futures at t59 lis
Cd. Locally the market WAS duh ana
unchanged with lake quoted Sl362 Y
ml3.75: e%lectrolytic $13.12 = m13.37 Il
casting $1,000 1925.
Lead advanced 40 Els in London
but the local market was dull and a
shade lower at $500 a 02 =.
Spcltcr was unchanged at t2l. IS i'm
London while the local market was
weak at S4.S5m4.9O. Bar silver 81 q ;
Mexican dollars Al.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12

ST. Louis. Feb. 1l.-Wool-Nom-
inal; medium grades. eomhing and
clothing 19m23c: light fine l6M zoe;
heavy fine f0a16c. tub washed %
M31c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12

New orleans. La, Feb. ll--Cotton
Spot easy, Lice lower; middling
&c.
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19
PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES.


with Cook and Peary, represented by
two tiny figures, who in a contest of
juck and skill wend their way by
series OF moves TO the top of the
globe. This game is very cheap, as is
also the game Of ''sled race" which
sayoTs of arctic regions and Is played
on the same principle a. north pole
The foymakers OF Germany have
built several model battlsships. com
pIete iu every detafl and some fully
five feet ia length. These toys are
propelled by three dttTsrsnt forces. of
which the buyer may take his choics
Electricity, clockwork or steam may
be selected as motive power for these
model battleships. They roat $50.
The toue Teddy bear who has stood
his gruuud since the last presidential
administration now has company IN
the shape Of several other members OF
the animal kingdom. Billy possum
Is his side companion. and near by on
shelf in toylaud sits the new crea-
ton, Teddy lion. with his heavy
name lowing about under his chin
Tho Teddy lion il worth SIS, while
the Billy possum sells for 95 cents 70
Sl.25. 4 giant orang outang with ont
stretched arms and joined limbs has
also been added to the geological gar.
den of toyland
The spinning egg and the jumping
frog are two new games that threaten
to prove poeular. BY means OF strfag
an egg is made to spin, and the couu5
Is made from che number upon which
1t 6na3h rests. The frog game con
si5ts Of q catapult that propels fror
against "a netting When properiy
made fhC frog catches upon this nai
ting, and the count is based on wller
1T fights
iu rhe old familiar lines Of wooden
toga 10Y houses and household outfits.
dolls ead ,he like many innovations
VIII i5e seem A French doll house &
aa1ipieNt with every modern device
Eat rcb and telephone. electric lights
sad a range for electric coogerv san,i
roaI loorbalis. TIE coll is perenniallx
p0pHiar anil rs the nation grows ricb.
- "@s tief do't" are finding ready nar
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

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p4rpepo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tfoufo ISL hseihnduIas
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The Caucasian., 1909-12-19
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The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

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fHR'tiiifiissS SsS + aJssHREAVHAU
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The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

| Holiday novelties for 1909 far sur
pass in value aud ingenuity OF con
| struction anything seen even In recent
| years. and 10 the boys and girls of
| twenty-five years ago the toy depart
| ments of today would have been a
veritabe fairyland. The precocity of
| the American youngster has been in
| keeping with that of the nation. and
Santa Claus has kept bravely up With
the procession.
First among the novelties this win
ter are the toy aeroplanes. one may
buy miniature duplicates of the
Wright brothers craft or OF the va
rious European biplanes or nonO-
planes. The more expensive of these
wonderful toys are made In France
and are propelled by clockwork. Amer
ican makers aaSo are making these
toys. the cheaper grades of which
have for motive power strong rubber
bands.
Next to the aeroplanes come the toy
dirigible balloons. small replicas Of the
great airship In which Count Zeppelin
has navigated the sky above Germany.
The largest of these toys are two feet
in length and cost-well, they are In
tended for purchase when parents are
under the Christmas SPELL" so the
cost does not matter. The Zeppelin
craft all come from German toyshops
and are equipped with crews and even
photographs.
Next IN timeliness come the Roose-
velt-in-thp- jungle toys. which are Px-
pectuu 10 tuut the ast OF the tin sol
dicrs that have waged nursery rtte
battles for generations Of children. In
a great box representing IA Jungle in
Africa are the fully costuined figures
of Colonel Roosevelt and his party
with their supplies The figures taF
be moved about aud the scene chauseG
to suit the awner OF tn. set Fhuse.
toys are made III tiernaEy
Another unique and timely tpiturt
made up as Toy rhis year j. ueW
game called ''uorth pole It haS to de }.
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

The poem that has created such q
sensation is entitled The Woman
With the Serpents Tongue" and the
nrst verse Is as follows:
She is not old. she is not young,
The woman with the serpents tongue,
The hagsard cheek the hungering eye.
The poisoned words that wildly fly.
The famished face. the fevered hand,
Who sights the worthiest In the land.
Sneers at the just, contemns the brave
And blackens goodness la its grave.
Many declare that the poem Is direct
ed at Mrs. Herbert Asquith, wife of
the prime minister of England, but
this the author denies. Other names
Of prominent women are mentioned in
this connection, and thus the storm
grows. Another poem in reply to Wat
sons verses was written and publish
ed recently by Richard LIE Gallienne,
entitled "The Poet With the Coward's
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

MIR. AND MRS WILLIAM WATSON
Tongue" and he is the writer that the
British author has come over to see
regarding an apology.
Mr. Watson is big, powerful chap.
clean shaven. broad chested square
shouldered. believer in physical cul-
ture, who walks or runs MarGthons
daily. He is clever with his hands and
at as a fiddle.
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

JbBoldne onOhons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fd
3rfonithisaitR nd has hsduot taofsba! ]!
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y gnYerBment AS AsDhaiteetdff efIsus6elhs
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ietdenE fta h0 h0aRatb etheRctA9 BIS
4cseeagtary. .HeHsa yea ysse teselsd ralI pupdrti
HoBi6a Observation-Disclosures 5hethslaelahhs
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1eHiehH snfst tteqioAn q nau 9asara8teaiugf bf
lBTsPiS4gefgars.
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

verses have mysti,
fed and angered so
many people that he
has been talked of
and criticised all
over Great Britain.
In fact. he has been
criticised even In
this country for his
lines, one writer at
tacktng him in a
way to bring the
English author to
America to demaAd
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

N dIlu "OtueD "DR
are able to go back
in memory a quar-
ter of a century 10
the Christmas days
of t b G ir child hood
and recall the prosak~
character OF [ h cir
Christ mas presents
in those days cannot
but look IN anlnzP-
ment upon the array
of ingenious toys
now for sale in thu
shops and depart
ment stores TO graft
fy the luxurious ds-
mandS Of the chill
dren Of these times.
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19
WILLIAM WATSON'S VISIT.

British Poet Has Come to America to
Face His Critics.
A poem has created almost as great
A stir in England as the much talked
II budget. The author of it is viii
liam Watson, the famous poet. and his
The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

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The Caucasian., 1909-12-19

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The Caucasian., 1909-12-19


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Santa Claus
Workshop
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-30
FREE USE OF TIMBER IN
U. S. FORESTS PROFITABLE
Settlers Much Benefited by Permit of
Government to Enter Domain to
Secure FireWood, Posts and
Other Necessities

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-During the
last fiscal year ending June 30, the
United States forest service issued to
settlers in the neighborhood Of nation
al forests in western states over 10000
free use" permits, under which the
settlers received free about 264, 900 cords
of flrewood, posts, poles and sawlogs,
worth $169,S20, or about 81 cents per
cord in the forest-a low valuation.
Besides this, the different states re-
ceived for school and road purposes %
per cent of the income from the nation
al forests, amounting last year to $447,-
C64. The direct return to the states in
lieu of taxes on the 147,000,000 acres,
the estimated area Of unpatented land
in the national forests, amounted then
in the last year to 1915, 1884 in cash and
free use" timber. =
In 1907 the total of "free use' ma
terial and money paid over amounted
to about $3.50, 400 The increase of the
amount given to the states from 10
per cent TOES per cent, of course, is
largely responsible for the large re-
turn in 1908, but even had this per-
centage not been changed, a good in
crease would have been shown, des-
pite the decentralization Of the lumber
business caused by the financial furry.
In fact, this increase may be looked
for up to many times the present
amount as the demand for timber in
creases and the forests are developed
more and more.