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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-30
CHAPTER x.-continvsd.

Presently the prince and Sir Peter
appeared, and his royal highness said,
with that charm of manner which Sc
duced some men and many women:
"Hark'ee. Sir Peter; do not prom
Use that the affair will be complete be-
fore Sunday night: l go to Windsor
early In the morning, and two days is
. brief time in which to arrange 80
important matter. But II you will be
At Windsor on Sunday morning. 1
pledge you my word as gentleman
the paper shall be ready. signed, sealed
and delivered"
At that Sir Peter fairly broke
down, and could only say: God bless
you, sir; God bless you!" and the
prince. turning the old mans emotion
OF gently. smiled and said:
"'Tis for the preservation of the
gallantry of our sex, Sir Peter. that
this young officer must not hang"
He warmly invited us to remain and
finish up the wine. and then one of the
gentlemen at the table, whether Of de-
sign or not. mentioned the extraordin-
airy reports which had just reached
London concerning the trial at York,
and /, encouraged thereto by subtle
look and question of his royal high
ness, told the whole story, assisted by
Sir Peter. 1t was listened to with the
deepest interest
Lady Arabella Stormont was known
to every person there, and the prince
IL -oI ha hol
at the last birthnight ball. Her in
fatuation for Overton was well known
and freely commented on, and the
strange measures that women will
sometimes venture upon in the inter-
est, as they think, of the man they
love. was exemplified in her testifying
against Giles Vernon. Sir Thomas
Vernon's hatred of his heir was also
well known-and as the web was un.
folded to the prince he listened with
an air of the profoundest thought, and
his comment was significant:
The king can pardon"
He had pity on US and did not press
us to remain to cards, SO We left Carl
ton house about an hour after entering
it. and with hearts immeasurably
lighter. Our first thought was to
hasten back to our lodgings to send
OF our good news to Lady Hawkshaw
and Daphne by the northern mail.
Sir Peter told me then that the
prince had directed him to go to Wind.
sor in the morning and remain, and
that he himself would bring him back
on the Sunday morning, IL the coun.
ter signatures to his majesty's could
not be had before. The prince was
quite familiar with the procedure, and
engaged to get the pardon from the
king without difficulty.
Early next morning Sir Peter left
me. 1t was agreed that should pro
ceed on the Sunday morning to the
Bear and Churn, tavern and posting
station near London, on the northern
road. to arrange in advance for the
Sest cattle. in order that not a momen,
might be lost in returning to York. So
after two miserable days alone in Lon
don, while Sir Peter was at Windsor,
was glad on Sunday morning to be or
the northern road. preparing for oul
rapid return to York. The Bear and
Churn was directly on the highway
and was we'll out of London. being sur
rounded by green fields and orchards
1t was . beautiful morning. more
like April than February. The green
>sss AZ the earth, the bluensss IT the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-30

Orman & Crook have finished the
grading Of the Denver. Laramie &
Northwestern Railroad to Hillsboro,
and all culverts and bridges have been
built. Track laying is progressing, the
rails having been laid as far a.
Brighton. Grading is now being done
on the main line to Greeley. Rapid
progress is being made ON the town.
site of Milliken.
DR.. George H. Slower, the Denver K
ray specialist, who is being treated in
Boston for burns received in the use
of the ray. il reported to be recovering
rapidly.
Maj. A. v. Bohn. recently appointed
postmaster at Leadville. has assumed
the Management of the office.
Work IL being pushed on the Wells.
Olmstead irrigation ditch near Hay
den. 1t will be fifteen miles long
when completed and will have q
siphon in connection 1000 feet long.
1t will carry water to 1000 acres Of
land.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-30
WAS NE RIGHT.

Mrs. Rant-Do you think men are
more clever than women?
Mr.. Rant-Some men are.
Mrs. Rant-Who are they?
Mr.. Rant-SinEle men.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-30
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
Fee Benefit q We0ea VIC
Suffer iron Female us

N1nnaopoliA l1nA-~I Vas Q meat
u96oeoe from 1o0alo tEoahles which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19

lar pastime in all parts of the west
and tie old war horses who have
been out of the game for years are
beginning to look to their laurels and
are becoming anxious to meet some
Of the court experts of other towns.
Howard Clarke, Of this city. who car
ricd off the championship cup in
singles in the southwestern tennis
tournament three years ago, will like
ly be called upon to defend the tro-
ply against all corners at the pro-
posed tournament to be held in Albu-
querque.
The conditions under which the cup
was given specified that the porma-
nent holder Of the trophy should win
il three times con%secutivclY.
In addition to having a chance to
carry off this cup, the visiting play
crs viii have an opportunity to win
two Other cups, which viii be hung
up as trophies by the local club. A
handsome cup viii be hung mp for the
winner in the singles, and a similar
prize Will go to the PLAYERS making
the best score in the doubles.
The tournament which has been on
IN tho Tennis club for the past ten
days viii likely end Sunday after
noon. at which time the Winners will
be announced. Among the PLAYERS
who viii participate in the final
games are Mcssrs. Woolscy. Brooks,
Howard Clarke. Stamm and DR..
Smart.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
THE OWLS ORGANIZE
WITH 81 MEMBERS
New FraternaI Society Elects
0tfiCerSi Starts Off With
Splendid Membership and
FIattering Prospects,

The first organization of the "Or-
der of owls in this city "a insti-
tutcd at a meeting held last night i'm
the Is OF G. hall. when Duke CITY
nest No 290 az organized with a
charter membership of ~siNty-four
members. The charter list includes
some OF the best known citizens OF
Albuquerque. Officers elected were
as follows.
Past President-Dr. l.. II. Cham
berlin.
President-Dr. u. II. earns
Vie President-John A. Johnson.
InVocator-J G.. Ottman.
SecrctarN-Otto G.. Bcbbrr
Trcasurer-D II Boatright.
Picket-Milo Ewing.
Sentinel-B Wcirson
Marden-E. C.. Van Druff.
Board oi Trustces-R w Houkius.
\. simpler and A. ) Barrett.
At the urgent request of the mem
bcrs. the charter Est viii bc kent
opcn until the next meeting which
viii be held in the same place Thur
day. February %, at s p. IN. At this
time the Officers win be Installed ana
the work cxemplificd The order OF
Owls, though only four years of aoo.
has had "a remarkable growth. and its
prospects I'm this city are most prom
ising.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
TO ORGANIZE THE
BUSINESS IN
NEW MEXICO
Secretary of Southwestern Un-
derWfiterS' Association Ar
rives in Albuquerque to I axe
Hold Of Occidental Campaign
EOS WEST

w c.. kelm, secretary of the
Southwestern Underwriters a%ssocia-
ton, general agents in the " terri
tories for the Occidental Life Insur-
ancc company. arrived in the city yes
tcrday from Phoenix, and will make
pis home ana Headquarters here in
definitely. Mr.. Kcim. to whose cf-
forts Is largely due the increase Of
the Occidental business in Arizona TO
nearly a, million dollars, will thor
oughly organize the business in New
Mexico, establishing numerous now
agencies. and otherwise systematizing
the work. and Il number of able in
surancp men are expected to arrive
here in the next two weeks to work
under his direction in the New Mexico
field. Mr.. Keim is one of the ablest
ana most successful insurance men in
the business. He Is a brothcr-in-laW
of j. II. O'Reilly Of this city. general
manager of the Occidental. Mr..
O'Rcilly himself has Just returned
u it'll his wife from a two-wceks' trip
through Arizona. ANA reports that the
popularity Of the homo company is
rapidly growing IN the other territory.
Mr.. O'ReillN called at the offices OF
the company in Phoenix, Tucson. Bis
bee. Tombstone n Douglas and
found something busily doing every
whore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
INTERESTING PROGRAM
AT W0MAN'S CLUB
Domestic Science Department VIII
Have Charge of This Nftcrnoons
Meeting.

shall the wife Have an ALLOW
.ance?' viii be the topic of a very
interesting debate at the weekly
meeting of the Woman's club this
afternoon Mrs Felix Baca will take
the affirmatiNt side OF the proposi-
ton. while Mrs. Lillian Wilson has
volunteered 90 handle the negative
end of this all-important question. II
is very likely that mo- decision VIII be
announced The members OF th,
Momau's Cluh gr. nothing N not con-
strVatiVc and would not take he
stand that tho wife is not entitled 20
am allowance. hecuusc of the fatal rc-
suits which Would very likely cnSuc.
Mrs. Katherine Slcight viii read "a
very Interesting paper. Miracle Plays
as Seen In New Mexico. The do
NESTLE science department. under the
leadership of Mrs. =. T.. Newcomer.
will have charge of the program.
which will bc as follows.
Piano SOLO Mrs l.. u Thompson
Roll Cali-fiee Receipts
Debate shall the Wife Have an
Allowance ef
A~fnrmati,e Mrs Felix Baes
Negative. Mrs Lillian Wilson.
Vocal solo Miss Butler
Dcmonstratiou-Apnie salad
Mrs Lyon
The ara department of the club
makes the announcement that no
changes have been made In the art
classes The TUESDAY class meets
with Mr. lNuu. and the Saturday
class under Ia. direction Of Mrs
harsch meets st tho home 90 Mrs II.
II. RAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
ALLEGED F0RGER Is
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
Guadalupe County Man Charged With
Circulating Bad Checks Arrested BY
loIicc Last Night.

Procopio G~allegos. Ca Santa Rosa.
\. NJ. was arrested and placed in Jail
last night by Night Marshal Harry
Cooper and officer win Marquette.
the charge against him being that he
passed a number of bad checks on
various individuals IN santa Rosa
about two weeks ago. The sheriff of
Guadalupe county was here two DAYS
ago looking for his man. IL is he
licved Gallegos was in the CITY but
managed to keep himself hidden out
until after the sheriff left town. He
appeared in the downtown section last
night and al quickly captured by
the police. Gallegos admits his idcn-
uty. but refuses To discuss the charge
made against him by the santa Rosa
autho~.ties. The sheriff of Guadalupe
county has been notified OF the ar
and wHl arrive here in a dav or
for the prisoner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
GROWERS or THE
CANTELOUPE TO
CONVENE
Plans For Organization Of As
socation viii Be Discussed at
Gathering in This City on
Saturday,

There VIII be a meeting in The ar
mory at > o'clock next Saturday af-
ternoon of all persons Interested in
the growing On "A laroe scale of can
tcloues ia the RIO Grande valley Mr..
T.. T., Cadwaladcr, field expert rep
|rcscnting the large commission firm
OF Crutchficld and voolfolk viii be
present at his meeting -4id sill SHOW
the growers what can be done to
make cantclope growing on q large
make canteloupe growing on a large
plans for the organization of a
Growers association will be submit
ted and discussed.
The farmers OF the valley have all
ready taken a lively interest in this
matter ana a large attendance is OK
pcctcd. Everyone at all Interested Us
urged to attend and help make the
meeting fruitful OF results
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". Morris
JEWFLER

is your presence. The entertainment
committee win do the rest, Very
truly yours, NJ. II. Kelly, secretary"
Spurrod ON by public sentiment
Honorable George Washington Ward.
Municipal Pursuer of CANNES. has
purchased a new fifty-foot lariat for
use in "a determined campaign against
owncrlcss ana pcstiferous dogs in this
city, Mr. Ward viii have the warm
cooperation of a long suffering pub
lie In this extremely commendablc
work. He has been practicing on
the chief Of p~olicc's horse with the
lariat for a week past and feels com
petent to rope in the fastest dog in
the bunch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
TENNIS TOURNEY tn
Be PLAYED HERE
Local Racquet Experts viii Is
sue Invitation to All South
western Clubs to Participate
in Series of Games,

Several Of the enthusiastic tennis
PLAYERS of the albuquerque Tennis
club are asitating the holding OF q
southwestern tennis tournament i'm
this city during tho latter part OF
March OF the first part of April. en-
try To- the tournament 20 h, open to
El Paso. Phoenix. Prescott. Tucson.
Las Vegas. Santa Fe. and all other
cities in Arizona, New Mexico and,
Western Texas u is very likely thau
the tournament viii take place. Isl
there has beon a revival of the popu-l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
WILL MAKE GOOD
SHOWING At
CHEYENNE
BIG NEW MEXICO BUNCH
FOR DRY FARMING MEET
Prof j, D, TinSIey VIII Make
Address and George A. FIem-
ing VIII Boost Las Vegas at
Gathering,

From all accounts Ncw Mexico
will be Wen represented at the Trans
missouri Dry Farming congress. to DE
held this mont at CHEYENNE. WNo"
and which will be one of the import
ant conventions of the year in the
west. Prof. j. %. Tinslcy. soil expert
at the NcW Mexico agricultural cot
lcge experiment station will attend
Dry farming is a question in New
Mexico second only in importance To-
irrigation. and it is believed that this
territory in common with other dis
tricts in the west will derive great
benefits from the coming meeting
trof. Tinsley Is down on the program
for an address on the progress of the
Campbell cult in New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19
FLEMING TO BOOST Las
VEGAS IN CIiENIN> NJ
Especial Dispatch TO thu Morninx journal !

Las vegas. \. NJ. Frn. lN.0lhc
directors Of the Commercial club have
decided to send Secretary Fleming TO
Cheyenne next week to represent the
club and city at the third annual sos
sion of the Trausmissouri DRY Farm
ing congress. Mr. Fleming viii go To
Cheyenne prepared to keep before the
delegates at that meeting the fact
that Las Ngas is on the mar and is
one or the best points in tine west to-
day from a dry farming standpoint
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19

Diamonds, Jewelry, Out Glass. Our
Watch Repair Department Is second
TO none in the Southwest. Prices the
Best for Which Perfect Goods May
Be Sold.
205 WEST CENTRAL
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Lost. pair of rimless glasses in black
ease. between silver and Gold Ave
Leave same at Journal and get ss.oo
reward.
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Washington. Feb. iS.-Ncw Mexico
and Internationally iair Friday
and saturday.
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Antonio Alvarado. a section hand.
was killed Saturday night ia El Paso
BY being struck by a southern Pacific
train
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-19

Girls basketball. L. y. VI. ~. \
III. =. AT Casino. Friday night. Adj
mission a5c.
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Saddle EcrSes Tor hire at Martins
Riding school. rfa North Third street.
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DIL CONNER osTEoPATH.
Room 4 y. T. Armilo Building.
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OUR WORK or LAUNDERING
ON LADIES COLLARS, SHIRT
WAISTS, SKIRTS AND DUCK
SUITS rs UNSURPASSED. IMPER-
iNI LAt NDiln, BACH or POST
OFFICE.
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90.

The above reward viii be paid
Tor the arrest and conviction u any
one caught stealing copies Of the
Morning Journal from the door
waya of subscribers.
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Ia The event that YOU should not
receive your morning paper trlc-
phone the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
go giving our name and address
ana tho pa per Viii be delivered by a
special messenger. The telephone Is
The Washington times., 1909-10-31
First National Legislative
Gathering Will Be Held
Here Next Month.
INVITE GOVERNORS
TO SEND DELEGATES
A. A. A. Officials Expect Large
Representation From South
and West.

After a conference with the officers OF
the American Automobile Association.
Charles Thaddeus Terry, chairman Of
the legislative board of the three AS,
announces that the first national iegis-
lative convention. under the auspices Of
the association. will be held in Wash
ington in the middle of January.
This viii be the first convention of
its kind ever held, although two years
ago the legislative board of the three
AS combined with the good roads board
in holding the first big convention at
Buffalo, which was chiefly devoted to
the good roads movement
Plans are now under way TO invite
the governors or their representatives
from ali the States, AID, in view of the
increasing interest in the subject
throughout the South and far West, it
is believed the delegations from those
localities viii be particularly large. It
has been found wherever the good roads
subject becomes prominent it is at once
followed by a demand for better laws
regarding the use of the highways.
The two chief matters that viii be
brought before the coming convention
will be the national motor registration
law and the uniform State law. The
proposed motor registration bin will
again be introduced in Congress by
Representative Cocks who had charge
o fthe bill last year. and 1t is proposed
10 secure a hearing on the bill before
the House Judiciary Committee while
the convention is in Washington
The Automobile Club OF Washington
is planning to entertain the delegates.
big smoker has been suggested as a
good form OF entertainment.
The Washington times., 1909-10-31
MINISTER'S BUSY
At LOCAL CLUB

Play in the regular Saturday night
coiaposs whist game was continued in
tie rooms of The washington Chess.
Checker and Whist Club, on Twelfth
street, last night, Nye and Zimmerman
playing east and west, coming of with
the top score with a t5ls.
Burbank aid Hutchinson led those
playing north and south with rs.
Scores of four tables follow:
North AID south
Smith and STFyth- --.-.......-.,........ r p
Burbank and HTtchinson......... -r3
I lavender and NevIHs. -..-..-.-. + -
Parker and Davis. II
East and west
Nye and Zimmerman. -F955
DIT. Parker and TarboX..--.-........- -rrZ13
Saxton and Huntington -.---------.- go
At the conclusion of the second period
in the annual fall tournament Talita-
ferrO and TullOCh are tied, with Polk
and Lewis for top houors- score, 151E
PLAY will be resumed next Saturday
night and continued for the two succeed
ing Saturdays.
The Washington times., 1909-10-31
GOOD ROADS AUTOS
REACH CHARLOTTE
Highway Betterment Cam
paign Meeting Success in
Tarheel State.

Yesterdays run of the New York to
Atlanta tourists was another tour of
victory for the good roads campaign.
Winston-Salem was left behind with he
assurance that the officials of the ,crn-
ty in which it is located viii spend
Sl50,O0O i'm improving the roads in .laJ
section.
The tourists arrived in Charlotte. y
c., yesterday afternoon after a Gne
ride of ~ miles from Winston-Saieln.
The route lay, in part. over msCadam
roads that for exceIIsace ran J elise
race with the far-Camud highways Of
New Jersey Within the last few
months the North Carolinians have ex-
pended tens of thousands of dollars in
lettering their going and the educa-
tional tour now nearing its close is
spreading the movement in other sec
tions of the South.
Anyone who has driven much in the
South will admit that it, of all sections,
was most in need of a wave of good
roads enthusiasm, such as is now
sweeping south OF the Mason and Dixon
line And just az there was formerly
utter apathy on the subject. so now
the SOutheTners are astir.
The cars which have been penalized
TOT various causes since ile TOUT started
in New York last Monday are
Chalmers-Detroit, entered by F. D.
Hughes, of New York, 1000 points:
withdrawn on account of illness
Thomas, Mrs. Degiers, of New York,
entrant, 1,743 points for broken machin-
cry and being late in controls.
Maxwell MaxWelt-Briscue Motor
Company, entrant; total penalty not de-
termined.
Pope-To edo, Chamber of Commerce
Of LyEcnburg entrant, twenty-fOur
POINTS: " thdrawn.
Franklin, George Storck. Jackson
vile, Fla. entrant: penalty not deter
mined.
Oldsmobie, Frederick Weis, Brook
Ign, Cntrant; car wrecked near GetJys-
burg: withdrawn.
Oldsmobile, Henry J. Lamar, jr..
Macon. Ga. entrant. twenty-four points.
Oldsmobue, r. 3. Douglas Miami,
Fla. entrant: fourty-four points.
Stearns, William L. Peel, Atlanta Ga.
entrant: broken steering gear; penalty
not determined.
The tourists are spending a quiet day
in Charlotte, resting from the strenuous
experiences they have encountered since
leaving New York last Monday. They
have passed through seven States. The
tour will be resumed tomorrow morning,
with GreenviIle, s. c.. as the objective
point The end viii be in Atlanta on
Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1909-10-31
News About Capital Motorists

nine inches into the telegraph pole and
could not be pulled out with the aid II
another car. team OF mules and the
cars own power IN reverse. II was
necessary to cut the starting crank Out
with an ak The frame and the engine
eSCa ped unscathed. even the radiator
having only a slight iudentati0n. When
the car was finally released IL was
driven into washington under its own
power The Vermont Garage COMPANY
local agent for the ElmOre. is pointing
with considerable pride to this evidence
Of the Elmore's stanchness.
Co ahead. the lady is two hours ahead
OF YOU" has been the salutation 70 the
tourists in the New EOrk-t0-Atlanta
good roads tour. reference being made
to Mrs. Joan Ounce. who is driving ner
Rainier car in the tour. She always
follows the pacemaker closely and was
first into Philadelphia and Gettysburg,
since when she has been notified she
must not again pass the pacemakins
car.
Charles f. Miller & Bro. report tlse
sale of model r Ford touring cars 70
Dr. FalmadEe and j. b Pennington
There is strong likelihood of Detroit
becoming the possessor Of motor
speedway similar to that recently nut
plan as outlined is 70 net devote ttls
speedway 10 racing events aitogetAef.
but have Il utilized BY manufacturers
for testing purposes. each concern par
ticiDating to pay proportionate part
of the cost.
f W. Powers. manager Of the local
branch of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company, and :. A. Windsor
manager of the automobile supply de-
partment of Charles r. Miller & Bro-s
VIII leave Friday night for Atlanta
where they will attend the first big
automobile show held in the South.
and also witness the races to marx
the opening Of Atlanta's splendid
motor speedway. J. A. Muehieisens
manager of the Buick Motor Com
pany's local branch, viii also leave
some time this week for Atlanta
One of the most dangerous OF the
tricks" that a gasOlene motor PLAYS
is back-firing through the carburetor.
Back-fires usually result from too
weak a mixture which burns slowly
in the cylinder. and is sttH burning
when the inlet valve opens again. WITH
the result that the gas IN the intake
piping is ignited by it. The obvious
remedy for this kind Of a back-f1rs is
so to adjust the carburetor that the
mixture viii not be impoverished at
low motor speeds IF no amount OF
adjustment Of the carbuTetor Will cure
the trouble, get new one.
The Washington times., 1909-10-31
BRIDE CALLS OFF
THIS RING BATTLE

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 30.-Because his
bride Of one week did not want him to
set hurt, or to hurt any one else, Otto
Mantel. the well-knowu boxer of Paw
tucket. r. l., has called of his bout
with Harry West, scheduled to take
place at the tArmory A A. Tuesday
evening.
If MIS-. Mantell has her way her hus-
band viii now retire from the ring and
become a business man.