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The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis re-
Gently fined a defendant 1 cent Quite
a come-doWn from S29.2i00oo. but there
was this advantage about 1.-THE de-
fendant paid the 1 cent.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
SUPPRESSED

Snickes c. d'riya.e-The para
srarh INTENDED Tor this snsce was
sunprussed 90 prevent another mp
rising and in the interest Of public
s2feJ. Ed. Stick
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
The Big show.

When baseball time along doth pop
'Tis hard, you know.
on him who tries 10 run an op-
Position show.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Perhaps it was wen enough that the
Sultan Of Turkeys chief astrologer passed
away when he did. He thereby escaped
LOT Of painful explanations, in al prob
ability.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
TWO CENTS
THE PHILOSOPHY OF
FIFTEENTH STREET


A little i0kerless tariff is a dan
ger0us thing
A protection Democrat in need Is
frieRd indeed
There's many a slip 'twixt a cam
psisn promise and an eng-osscd biz.
Kerosene IS one Illuminating trust
argument that shonld be kept dark
Where there's a win there ought
% be an inheritance tax TO Apply
Consumers should think twice be-
fore thcy spcak-then tel II % a
policeman.
Take care of the milionaircs. The
che2p skates win have 10 take care
of themselves as best they can-as
usual
Jack Messenger says II is now
Qmfe clear that the tari1 is 10 De
revised by its frends-thc uncommon
people.
A ma n.um and minimum tariH.
PM Campbell tells NE IN stict
c1nddeca. IS ore in which both
ou6a can he r.aytd against TIE mid
de.
Shirts. socks. hardk0rchiefs. and
things uccd act BE sent % the Iapn-
dry SO oitcr.-J. HAMPTON Moore.
Hi5 hand is sdn raised against one
"a cgr infant industries
IN the philosophy Of a true stand
Iatter. honesty IS Che burst pciicy.
And this policy. Champ Cla-s says,
las gained great momentum since
oyster Bay ceased 10 be famous
The duty win be rcmoTed from
Euleldcrs beClusC. Of all cI5ls. we
must arc:d d toe elastic law This
4 cbservarion, must frankly admit.
comes from my friend Bark-daie Of
Philadelphia. y. o. ;.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Those Paris correspondents may think
IL great fun to be thrust into the Ana
Mas club. BY and by. however, they
will probably ali be candidates for ad-
mission into the Let Us Alone Society.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

An Atlanta lawyers reputed fee OF
$4,000 has gradually dwindled 20 $4,000
This is very peculiar. According to the
usual Atlanta way. il should have COM
menced at $4,000 and rapidly advanced
10 SelnO00
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Judge Rainey Wells. Of Clearwater. Ky,
is after the Demon Rum in the Blue
Grass State Naturally. one would ex-
pect him TO make good chaser.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

A Pennsylvania man, after trying in
vain TO beak up certain regular nocturnal
serenades from an overfriendly Thomas
cat by pelting him with objects Of vari-
Gus kinds. rigged up an electrical aD-
paratus along the back fence with which
he succeeded in deuolishing the fence,
nearby barn, and wood shed. Pre-
sumabIy, however, the act came back
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

They may hammer and tinker and re-
wise as they viii. hut the scent Of the
Dingley rates hangs round 1t still
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Castro is almost as good an advertiser
as Theodore Roosevelt" says the Bir-
mingham Age-Herald. Il cannot be; Mr..
Roosevelt gets so much more substantial
results
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

,sThe duty Of a legislature is 10 make
laws" says the Boston Herald. II is
just as important sometimes TO unmake
them.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Mr.. Norman Mack is 10 start new
Democratic publication. To be something
still more different?
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

To a New York contemDorary's Speak
Ing Of Chancellor Day" the Cleveland
Leader inquiries who was?r The chan
cellor, in all probably.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

~Oh. Nashville is not SO slowi' says the
American Of that city. Evidently, Nash
Vile is pretty slow
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Human Nature.

u propose TO save a thousand daIiars."
''When2"
fN-n-next year
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

In fishing through the Congressional
Record" begins the Houston Post. One
should be well supplied with bait W.
think
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

From the umpire's point Of view. the
baseball season IS merely IN the pre-
uminaTy. and even semi-polite grunI-and-
groan stage. SO Tar.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

wouldn't you ike to have a graceful
carriage"
'Td rather have an automobile.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
she Didn't Accept.
same ola story.

Let me be your bread winner
NIX. What I want is a pie winner.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Capt Hobson's admonitIon. eve must
not think of war with Japan indicates
that he may have tired at last Of playing
the other end Of that string
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

That Pennsylvania church which recent
y received. via the contribution box, a
S1oo0 bin from an unknown donor y
advertising the fact in the newspapers of
The community. for fear il may have been
contributed by mistake Oh. ye Of little
faifhl
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

As wheat scars. the bakers dozen will
shrink proportionately.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Where there's a viii there ought
% be an inheritance tax 70 apply
% 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Consumers should think twice be-
fore they spoak-theH tel il %
policeman.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

discussing -he vagrancv law as Il IS
executed by the local police force. James
r Harleu. Of Topeka. Kans-. who was
seen n the National last night. said
that in his opinion, e bOrdered on she
police regulations Of Moscow. Russia
After supper I went down stairs and
spent a Few minutes in the lobby OF the
hotel The other day said 1Ir HarrelI
After a while went out OF doors and
stood under the hotel portico for a
short time. shortly afterward police
man came Up 70 ne and requested me 90
move On 7 was nOnplussed- i did not
know what he meant as ] had been
law-abidlns citizen su my life. and am
not accustomed % be addressed by po-
Ecemen in this manner. I told him
was a guest al The hoIel and a stranger
IN Town. and did not know anything
about the local police regulations The
policeman listened 10 me with an air cf
Contempt. which made me furious. A
procedure like that could not be carried
on ln Kansas-of thar ] am sure While
arguing the matter wlth the policeman. q
friend Of miae q Washington man. came
aHong. and, seeing me IN difficulty. asked
ne Wlat was the matter I told him an
about il. and before I realized what had
+ happened. the policeman had concluded
il would be best for him to take 10 The
tan timber
Later in the evening friends OF mine
who had been uD Pennsylvania avenue
complained 20 me that policeman had
alncst ssared them Out Of coUntenauce
while they were taking a rest in front Of
cafe. between EleEenth and Twelfth
( streets. A policeman walzed past them
and scrut.nized them with eyes OF the
most offensive SUSPICION
Z There should not ne such a law IS
your Washington vagrancy law What
I does Il bring about In the way ef practi-
cal results2 Ii savors Of the Russian
! surveillance law, and We do not want that
/ IN this country
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Kerosene IS one Illuminating trust
argument that shnnld be kept dark
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Take care Of the minionaircs. The
chc2p skates win have 10 take care
of themselves as best they can-as
usual
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Jack Messenger says II Is n0w
Qnte clear thar the tari1 is 70 De
revised by its friends-thc uncommon
people.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

JtHll. a well-knoNn railroad man
Of Minnesota. is this-Weeking in the
Capital
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

A ma nsrm and minimum taliH.
PM Campbell tells me m stnct
coneduce IS ere in which bota
eu6a can he Paved against tie mid
de.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

There's many a slip 'twixt a cam
usisn promise and an engosscd biz
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

A little i0kerless tariff is a dan
EcrOus thing.
4 protection Democrat IN need g
a friend Indeed
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Rod0lrhe Lei-ieux Canadian post
master general. gladdened om sight
yesterday. lie ought 10 c1me often
q. We like his looks.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Bro. Frank Munscy. proprietor
Of MARY Of The Big Sticks most
esteemed Contemporaries, i- in oar
midst,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Ban Johnson. Americas foremost
baseball king. is saaking hands With
WashmgsouiQns
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

James J. HHl, the Western railroad
magaate. has come 10 Washington with
warning that should send g cold chill
down the backs OF our tariff revisers.
He is quoted as saving.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

IN the philosophy Of true stand
DttCr. horcty IS che burst pCiicT.
And this policy. Champ Cla-S says.
las gained great mCmeutum since
oyster Bay ceased 20 be famous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
TALENTED TENOR At
COLOMBO
C, VoSS of ST. Louis
Makes Hit With Patrons Of
Popular North Second Street
House,

The feature Of last nights program
at the Colombo theatcr was the initial
appearance of Mr.. Henry c. Noss, OF
1t. Louis, the talented tenor, who re-
Gently signed u contract with the Coll
ombo management. Mr.. Noss is the
posscssor OF "A beautiful voice, powerful
fun OF expression, and that ms
efforts last night were appreciated, is
testified to by the generous applause
of the large audience which filled tho
house despite the somewhat Indictment
weather. Mr.. Noss viii appear nightly
at the Colombo and his work is bound
to prove another drawing card to the
already attractive program of enter
tainmcnt offered 10y Manager Moore,
The usual line of pictures, Illustrated
songs and music by the Colombo or
chcstra combine to make w a pro-
gram uncxccllcd by any popular priced
house IN the southwest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04

Morning Journal editorial rooms, at
o'clock this evening. and ms there viii
be matters Of more than ordinary inn
portanco to come before the meeting
II Is hoped there viii De a good at
tendance. BY order Of the president
W. have gentle stylish saddle horses
ana fine saddles. We furnish skirts
and leggins free. Come and inspect
our stable. We lake pride in it,.
Rates, $1.00 for 3 hours, 25e each ad-
ditional hour. Absolutely ash. Rid-
ing School. $40 North Third street.
Phones 241 or 293.
Miss Marie Hennessy. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hcnncssy. Of $40
West iiuzcldiuc aVcnue, has returned
ST. Joseph. Mo, where She has
a pupil at the Academy of the
Sacred Heart Tor IN" past two years.
Miss Hcnncssy was accompanied by
her aunt, a sister of Mrs. Henncssy.
A hrief disIltch received by the
Morning journal yesterday afternoon
Old Of a serious IRE which destroyed
several business houses In Cooney. q
town il sruthwcstern New
MEXICO. owing to tho interruption
# tclegraphic communication on the
silver city line. details Of the blaze
we're unobtainablc up to an carly hour
his morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
SCHAEFER STILL IN
CUSTODY
Man Charged With Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses
Employs Attorney ard At
p to Get Out on Bond,

John Schaefcr, married Tuesday at-
%ternoon ana arrested several hours
nter. charged with obtaining money
under false pretcnses, vas held IN jail
an day yesterday and up to a late hour
last night had failed to furnish the
bond Of $3.50 which was liked by Jus
tice OF the peace craig as the price of
his temporary liberty. Schaefer re-
tanned Attorney John A. White, of
Wilson and white to defend him, and
at MIR. Whites request the preliminary
hearing, which was TO have been held
yesterday morning. was postponed un-
til . O'Clock this morning The man
f. charged with d%efraudins Wen Vic
toSish, q Polish girl. ont of about SO.
According to Miss NictoviSh, Schaeter
promised to marry her ana gave her a
500 bill TO keep for him. The bill
proved TO be stage money, but the de-
|ception was not discovered until
Sohacfcr had drawn quite heavily on
the deposit Schacfer's trouble COM
mcnccd when hc got married yesterday
to Mary irma G~urkoWitz. The We
toyish girl alleges that Schaefer prom
,scd to marry her. and His failure to
mukc good, It seems, resulted In the
Charge under which he IS now being
held. Schaefcr worked in the Santa
Re rnuudhouso and the NictoNish
woman works ia the silver pantry at
tho .AlvarHdo hotel. Tho matter has
caused quite a hurry ia Hungarian and
Polish circles here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
LIGHTNING BUSY IN
ALBUQUERQUE
YESTERDAY
Two Houses Receive Bolts and
Street Cars Are Out of Com
mission For Short Time,

Lightning was busy in Albuquerque
for half AN hour Yesterday Afternoon
while the usual afternoon bluft of a
rain was in process of formation. The
house at lo05 Forester avenue, occu-
pied by e. " Watson. was truck and
a small fire resulted which was uNtln-
guishcd by the west side fire depart
ment without difficulty and with little
loss.
\ bolt struck 81 large tree in front
of the residence ct Mrs. silva ON South
First street. splitting a portion of the
bark from the tire, and burning out
several light wires No serious dam
age resulted.
The street car system was out OF
commission for several minutes dur
ing the course ct the storm and "A
motor ON one car ON the lumber mill
line was put out ol business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
Insure In the Occidental Life.

Attorney r l. Mcdlcr returned las
night from Santa Fe.
Miss y. H. Talcott Of Santa Fc wal
a visitor in the city Yesterday.
y. NJ Barrlnger, Jr,. Is here on :
short business trip from Alamogordo.
MIS- W Il. owen and children ar,
here on q short visit from Carlsbad.
Mrs NJ Doylc, Of 707 South Thlro
street left last night for a visit IN
Gallup. \. Nj
Robert Poverty Of the New Mexican
Ia Santa l'c, has returned to that citl
after Il short visit in the city.
II. II Grecnleaf, the veteran sports.
man, returned last night from a two
weeks fishing trip on the Uppe,
t'ecos.
r. j M|onahan, Interested in Grant
county mines. has lett for Silver city,
after a stay of several weeks IN AIbu-
qierque
r. y. Allen, night caief clerk at the
Santa Pc freight offices. has been
transferred 60 the suporlntondeut's Of
reo In san Narctal
,tforney n n Ferp,sson' h6 rec
tnrprd from , scyer,l ,yrrts Visit to
chicago.
The Royal N|clghbqrs OF America
,.,I,cr h, rh., odI r~rloos hnu les
fe clifford rs.oraor
lou S'h"'ilr'h'f h"7 f''"r'''" from
" annual I'5"'as lIir 80 ,''' ','ic~
,'u''iS anu ~ 'o''''''5 ""' '''0'''
Joseph Ne'"l'''l' Tor Sol'' ','"'
al'n' ''''N '' 'l,' N''''''" n"'' ''7
't'h '''n'i'ii'u '' lno' p's''''" ~
lh' ''alN'N h'N'' "' R'l"'"E
MIR and Mrs j. NJ Sutherland re
intn,1 l'F' niEhl l'"n' Z 'nl'' "''N d
Niall T." p''i"''' M''o' M' ~'u'"'''''"
rs foreman oI 'h' car "'I'"I' "''''i ''
lht flhi' re SHOPS.
L. N. kuru. superintendent of th'
Sew McNico division of the santa tc
arrived in the CIV ir"n Las vegas
j''l nlili 'p" "ll "' h''' '"'''> az
trhUIoA Y" i7'''''' Hlili''7'
l'hc ladies OF thr e. A. lt win meet
iu rcsullr session "a the home of Mrs
g. r. Cochran, era iron avenue,
Wednesday. AUGUST I. at 80 o. m.
samuel j T. lAnNh flh. 1flLili GU ffiN n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
PAVING ORDINANCE
NOW READY FOR
The COUNCIL
CONCENTRATES PAVING
FOR BUSINESS DISTRICT
Measure in Form of Notice Or
dinance To Be Submitted to
Property Owners as Soon as
Council Can Act,

Acting under instructions of thc
city council Attorney Hugh J. Collins
has completed the first draft of notice
ordinance which wiz be acted upon
by the city council probably at it,
next meeting. calling Tor the paving
of six blocks on Central avenue from
the santa Fe tracks to sixth street,
| four blacks on Gold avenue from First
street to Fourth ana the same dis
lance on Copper avenue. with two OF
more blocks on silver avenue and fol
the cross streets from Copper to Sill
yer.
Under the New Mexico paving and
improvement law passed by the last
legislature the council must first sub
NIT the matter of paving to the prop
crtv owners interested ana they arc
to act with the council at Il public
meeting at which a vote will be taken.
\ maturity OF the property owners
%concurriug the city ma then proceed
to order the paving done at the eN-
pcnsc of the abutting property
The city has power a"Gvr ~" law
to proceed with paving under certain
conditions. even against the objections
OF property wncrs but It's not be
licved that any objection will be Of
fcrcd to the paving proposed n that
the property owners win be practically
"A unit in its favor.
Paving has been agttated in Albu-
uueruue or some years past and would
t- 900. -. 1900. .1aFfnfi, aaffnr ~
year ago, but for the impending con
struction of the new sewer system
which will keep the streets torn up
for some time. It was deemed best
to leave the paving until after the
sewer construction had been com
pleted in the business district, With
the construction of the sewer under
way in two weeks as is now expected.
it will be possible to begin paving
during the coming winter and the
matter is therefore to be laid before
the property owners at once.
The paving OF the business district
will be the longest step orWard Al
huourruue has taken i'm recent years.
for the construction OF the "
Mayor Lester has i'm his office a
humble OF samples Of paving iuclud-
ing a mixture OF macadam n ee-
which is considered an ideal
for Albuquerque. having the
of the macadam with enough
cement tn hold il solid while the ma
cadam will prevent softeniug under
the summer sun. The matter of the
To be used, however. has not
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
NATIVES ROB
CHOP SUEY CH|NK
Of IS PLUNKS
RESISTS AND NEARLY
CH0kED TO DEATH
Wing Lee, Proprietor Of North
Third Street Restaurant, VIC
tim of Merry Thieves Who
Escape With SwagY

Wing Lee. member of the wei
known Chinese family OF that name,
and who conducts Il chop suey restau-
rant at 40 North Third street, was
nearly chokcd to death and robbed Of
his pockctbook containing SIS shortly
after II o'clock last night. Lee was
attacked by two natives in a small
OutbuildinS in the rear of the rcstau-
rant. The hold-up men escaped with
the sWag. According to the china
man, one of the natives, whom he
knows by sight, entered his place
shortly before fl o'clock and asked
him to step into the back yard q mo-
mcnt as he wished to see him on SONS
private business. The unsuspertins
Chink followed the Mexican and soon
found out the nature of the business
for the native grabbed him by the
throat and hustled him into a sntall
stable nearby. where another NATIVE
an accomplicc, was awaiting the
quarry. While the first man almost
choked the life out of Lee, the other
went through his pockets ana OK
tractcd the only thing of value q
pockctbook containing fifteen dollars
The man with the money then mas
his getaway. while the hOmbre "no
was doing the choking act still heu
on to the Chink, giving his pal a goou
start. The second man then turheu
his victim loose and ran M the alleS'
Bleeding p|rofuscly from the nose anu
nearly dead with fright, the emma,
man staggered into the restaurant anu
gave the alarm.
Policeman George H~ighbarSlh
promptly appeared OF the scene. ln'
officer arrived just in time to see INC
last native executing a marathon uP
the narrow alley. Eight shots rom
an automatic revolver only served ~
the mar run faster. The i"S'
footpad who had the pocketDook' Wa
lost sight Of during the melee. ou' y
is believed he ran straight up No''"
Third street. Wing Lee was much -
cited over the affair. He claims Una,
the two men were in his restau'""'
several times during the n
various nretcxts. and was positive liz
he could ifentify one of them III 0"S
he is captured. The police were On
the lookout for the natives last h'-'-
but ,p To an early hour this mornl"S
had made no arrests. The shots ~
ar the fleeing footpad caused sou"
little excitement in the neisho"'
where exciting incidents are ho'
common.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
TITF NEW WOMAN
Made over by Quitting Coficc-

Coffee probably wrecks a greater
percentage of Southcrucrs than of
Northern ueoplc for Southcrncrs use
it more freely.
Tn work IL does Is distressing
enough In some instances; as an H.
l%ustration. "a woman of Richmond,
Va. writes.
~ was a coffee drinkcr for years
and for about six years my health
was completely shattered. | suf-
tcred fcarfully with headaches and
nervousness, also palpitation of the
heart and loss of appetite.
MY sight gradually began to fail
and finally | lost the sight of n eye
altogether. The eye was operated
upon and the sight partially restored.
then | became totally blind in the
other eye.
My doctor used To- urge me to
give M coffee but | was Wilful and
continued to drink IL until finally in
a ease OF severe illness the doctor in
sisted tina | must give up the coffee.
so began using Postum and in a
month I felt like a new creature.
Il steadily gained in health and
strength. About a month = | began
using Grapc-Nuts food and the effect
has been wonderful. | really feel like
= ncN woman and have gained about
20 pounds
Il am quite an elderly lady and be-
fore using Postum n Grape-Nuis I
could not walk a square without eN-
cccding fatigue. nov walk ten or
twelve without feeling H. Formerly
in reading could remember but lit
tie but now my memory holds fast
what ! read.
several friends who have seen tho
remarkable effects of Postum and
Grape-Nuts on me have urged that I
give the facts to the public for the
sake OF suffering humanity. So. al
though dislike publicity. you can
publish this letter II YOU like
Read The Road to MELVILLE. in
pkg. There's 4 Reason
ENcr read the above letter: \ new
one appears from time To time. They
are genuine. u aud full of human
interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
ESTATE GOES
INTO DISTRICT
COURT
Probate Court Grants Appeal on
Application of Mrs, John Bar
ron Burg From Decision Sup
porting Latest viii,

Probate Judge Mora. upon applica'
ton of Attorney John Barron Burg
appearing for his wife, granted an APP
peal Yesterday to the district court
from the decision OF the probate in
supporting the final will of the late
Mrs. NJ. ;. Otero. made a few day,
before her death and in which Mrs
Burg. her daughter. is cut OFF with
the sum OF $1,000 of an estate valued
at several hundred thousand.
Attorney Burg first asked "a contin-
uance for the hearing OF three petit
tons until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. This was denied by the
court who then granted the appeal
under a bond of $40.
T. X. u. Madison, for ". : struck
Ter. administrators dc Bonis Non for
the Otcro estate. yesterday filed an
inventory OF the estate showing an
holdings of real estate. stocks. bonds
and other property. The inventory
covers several pages and shows the
estate TO consist of large holdings OF
valuable real estate in Albuquerque.
Bcrnalilo county. SandoNal county
and other sections of New Mexico. i'm
chihuahua, Mexico. and elsewhere.
There are considerable lists of stocks
of banks and corporations. including
several mining companies and e COM
pletc list of personal property con-
tanned chiefly in d Otero homestead
on North Thirteenth street
The inventory indicates an estate OF
large value the lands alone outside of
real estate holdings in Albuquerque
showing tho estate to b. one NJ the