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New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for high grade Job print
ing; experience necessary; references wanted; ;
good commissions. NJ NJ. Lisso 81 West l25tH st.
YOUNG MAN to call on book trade and 10 de
liver packages: must he strong and reliable.
80 West 32d St. Room III
YOUNG MAN 10 help in office of publishing
house; willing, reliable. y. w, Tribune Office.
YOUNG MEN acquainted with hotels and fac
tories: big inducements for good men. Zam
Plating Company, C3-65 Elizabeth st.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are herebv no
tined that their household effects now ON stor-
age viii be sold at public auction TUESDAY nee
Il. 1909 at Trimmings Storage Warehouse o5T
to 281 West iiTth st. New York CITY at 1880
m In default OF payment OF storage charges
that are over one year due. accordin; 20 laws
governing storage warehouses
JOHN J. TIMMINS
Mrs. p. Cunningham. Mr.. o Brien u A reed
NJ " L~nane. Mrs. D. Brown Mr. C. MARKS
strong Mrs De Groot Mrs NJ g. Muller Mr.
I Day Mrs. S. A. Spear. L. T. De Noyies
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
HELP WANTED.
Female.

H'emale.
OPERATORS OF all kinds on ladies' shirtwaists;
steady work and good pay s. Brookstone Sc
Sons. 90 Greene st.
PAPER BoXES.-Glrl top labelling machine.
Wichert & Gardiner. Atlantic and Schenectady
avenues. Brooklyn.
sALESLADY, between rs aud 35. good education
and address. tor saleswoman; good opportunity
permanent position. MIR. Ryan. 1856 9th ave.
STENOGRAPHER-Po Position OF refinement; S12
per week. National Employment Exchange. At
West cd ST
WAITRESS-Young. neat girl, small family;
must be competent waitress assist in cham
Der work 602 9th ave, Jacquins Bureau.
35th
WANFED.-Button sewers and lace runners
learners. $3.50 10 start West Side Knitting
MIL Co.. 5S7 Hudson st.
YOUNG LADIES wanted 10 sell Cook-Peary pug
zles. Apply United States Puzzle Co, Room
400. 11G1 Broadway.
YOUNG LADIES TO call on business men for
financial paper $40 weekly and com. per-
manent. n. w, Tribune Office
YOUNG LADY inu oduce our new system; no
canvassing; pleasant. short hours; good pay.
Monarch Studio. 204 Atlantic ave- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
Female.

STENOGRAPHER.-Hig school education; In
telligent American young lady; references for
speed, accuracy, reliability; excellent business
training; reasonable salary. Harlemite, P. o.
Box 1045.
STENOGRAPHER wishes extra typewriting; go
evenings or take work home: moderate
prices: deduction for circular letters. etc. Ad-
dress Miss Daniels, 154 East 33d st.
STBNOGRAPHER and OFFICE ASSISTANT
Preferably with brokers or commission mer-
chants; five years experience. Miss Kahn, Is
West 137th st. of Bermuth.
YOUNG LADY for clerical work switchboard
operator; experienced; references. NJ. z. T..
$50 Atlantic ave- Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ATTENDANT.-Capabl and well recommocdAd
young woman Will give services for small com
pensation TO invalid lady travelling with children
in California NJ. e, 254 sth ave.
BUTLER.-References; speaks four languages;
two years in India; massage expert. Cerny,
care of Henning. So Covert St, Brooklyn.
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN.--WOuld also take po-
sition footman; reference and good recon-
mendation from present employer. Janke. 694
Sd ave
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: first class personal ref
erences; town country; experience. Ad-
dress Thomas. 222 East 5Tth st.
COACHMAN, USEFUL MAN.-Single; thor
oughy understands care horses and all work
on country place: five years reference. ]. S,
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
COACHMAN.-S Single man. thoroughly compe-
tent best references; city or country. White.
921 9th ave. of Fitzsimmons. Telephone
1850 Columbus.
COOK.-Second. in hotel private: German.
Hungarian French kitchen. Charley. of
Skala, 154 East lO3d st. ID floor.
GARDENER.-Eur and American expert
ence: hothouse and outside work; private
place North South. Gardener. 266 West
41st St
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

INVENTORS. ATTENTION.-First ex-
perimental work at reasonable prices; bench
room with use OF machinery to let. Alexander
1"a Fulton ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
EXCUR RSIONS.
FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS, TELEPHONE BOOTHS,
tables. chairs, wardrobes, mirrors, wall fxt-
ures, business furniture all kinds. FINN
BROTHERS. 35S Broadway. so Franklin St
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

SAVINGS BANK depositors will learn OF sorne
thing to their Immediate financial advantages b.,
addressing Depositor. Box AZ. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
CARPET CLEANING.
BOOKS AND DEALERS.

ABOVE ALL COMPETITORS. satisfactory
dealing. Prompt cash payments for cOmplete
libraries small collections Of miscellaneous
literature always be obtained HENRY
MALKAN. - broadway. Telephone. 5000 Broad.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rdsntiai Information. shad-
ewing. investigation evidence: reasonaSls
snarses Merchants secret Service Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
B 0ST0N AND POINTS . !! !. !.
SSS'~" NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

EALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fall
Rash RiTer' ID dE, Pie, 10. n. r. q: Warren 81;
PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE Via New London. Iv. Pier
~. n. X. n. Garrison ST., week days. 500
NJ; Pier 30. E. r.. IT. L. 22d St, $50
M StTs: CITY OF LOWELL and NEW
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North, week days only.
Leave Pier 2S. E. r., 500 p. II. Str. RICHARD
Tickets, staterooms and Information at City
Ticket once. Ill Broadway near CortIandt ST.
Telephone 6l2l CortlanA. Also at N. Y.
Transfer and Tourist Ofices and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

@-1N 4-t-IISLNG SOLICITOR, with push. pluck
s-- Perseverance. thoroughly qua lifted busi-
.-AS Eetter. highest references required. The
Ansf!-aE Hebrew 4s9 FIN ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

CLERK-CIean cut young man to start at
bottom Of ladder no experience necessary.
Creden;ial Employment Corporation, 253
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

who live in Brooklyn; salary S624. Gre
dental Employment Corporation established
1900, 253 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

CITY SALESMAN TO take orders for Cook-Peary
puzzle Apply United states Puzzle Co. Room
409 1851 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

COLLECTOR and salesman: good opportunity
for man Of ability TO sell and collect for Singer
Machine Company; use Of wagons; best contrast
salary commission square deal and every as
slstance toward success. O. 6. Pearson, mana
ger. $50 Freeman ST. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

THE ''RAYO RAG:' something new; nothing
like it; polishes brass. copper, all metals
everybody buys: sample sent agents for 1Oc. and
&c. postage Rayo Company. 72I Tribune Build
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

COUPLE Butler and cook; must be competent
ard well recommended. Sampson S Nelson's
Bureau 4l2 4th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

COLLECTOR, Of neat appearance with cash Sc
curity Call Room Il, Union Bank Building
~ Washington ave. Brooklyn. Sidney S. Merits.
Manager
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

TYPEWRITER-Youn Office assist
ant having had some Office experience.
Credential Employment Corporation (estab-
lishnd IQOD. 2h3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

WANTED.-Young man to operate a switch
board; best opportunity to neat appearing
Christian. writing a plain hand. Address, stat
ing age and experience, If any, n. p, Box 30,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

girls: together or separate: excellent cook;
competent waitress; best references. Sampson &
Nelson's Bureau, 4l2 4th ave. Phone 1865
Madison Square.
COOK-First class; Swedish: understands plain
and fancy cooking; has very best reference;
city or country. wages $50. Jussila Bureau $50
Lexington ave. Tel. 4453-Plaza.
COOK.-First class; French. German, American
go any distance. Morrow's Bureau. 721
Lexington ave, cor. 5Sth st Tel 192S-Plaza.
COOk-First class; Scotch Protestant; willing
TO assist ironing; two years reference last
place; S25 TO $50. Industrial Association, 8 East
DAYS woRK-By woman; at home or out
washing or ironing Mrs ]. Byrne 227 East
FAMILY WASHING. IRONING. Month week
or dozen; private house; open air drying; will
furnish best references. S32 East I'D st,
HOUSEWORK.-,By two Irish Catholic girls:
one cook and laundress. good baker; other
waitress and chambermaid; city or short dis
tance IN country. Morrow's" Bureau 721 Lex
ington ave- corner 5Sth ST.
INFANTS NURSE.-North German; hospital
trained: can take entire charge from birth:
three Years personal references; $50: city conn
try Industrial Association o East 42d ST
LADY'S MAID-English; thoroughly expert
enced; excellent seamstress; five years refer
ences; willing to go to Washington. Industrial
Association GncD, East 42d st.
NURSE.-Young Finnish girl; trained; very in
telligcnt. speaks English; city county.
Yields Bureau. 324 Columbus Tel. 1884
Schuyler.
NURSE.-Capable Young Irish woman will take
entire charge of infaat one children:
excellent references; city or country. T. E. Miss
FitzGeralds Bureau, 503 Fifth ave. entrance
42d st.
USEFUL COMPANION TO lady. by refined Prot
estant woman; good sewer and housekeeper:
best references. H, care Of Collins, lis West
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
BERKELEY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
I'D Street 3 West End Avenue

For Both Sexes-City
THE BERIJTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUaGEs
MADISON SQUARE GI22 Broadway
Harlem Branch 343 Lenox ave- above IaTth ST
Brooklyn 2is Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the Language ex-
clusively from the hrst lesson TrIai lessons
free
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

STENOGRAPHER.-For large automobile man.
ufacturer; S15-SiS to start: good opportunity
for advancement; call personally. Mghill
position broker). Flatiron Building.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
HELP WANTED.
Male.

CARRIAGE TRIMMER: must be competent and
well recommended. 20th Century Automobile
Co, 1915 Broadway. corner 49th ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

STENOGRAPHER Q7-2O). of neat appearance;
must be accurate and willing to start IS to $40
243 Broadway. fourth floor
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
Fenncle.

COOK; chambermaid and waitress: TWO Swedish
girls; together or separate: excellent cook;
competent waitress; best references Sampson &
Nelson's Bureau, 4l2 4th ave. Phone 1865
Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

TAILOR, bushelman, wanted 70 work in store:
able to press; steady position. S. Stravitz, 32l
lenoX corner 126th
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

WANTED.-1O0 boys and girls paste Cook
Peary puzzle. Apply United states Puzzle Co..
Room 400. 1161 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. packers TO pack Cook
Peary puzzle. Apply United states Puzzle Co.,
Room 400. I161 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
FURNISHED RooMs TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
44TH ST. 157 WEST.-Iarge and small rooms;
also skyght room suitable for artist
18TH ST, l06 WEST. Front alcove room. sec
end floor; large closet; handsome bath: or will
rent entire floor; excellent and liberal homa
table; telephone 1923 Schuyler.
1O4TH sc WEST (Hudson Apartments) De
sirable housekeeping, single rooms: heated:
telephone: reasonable.
I22D ST, $40 WEST.-To let. furnished in pri-
vate house. large, well appointed room with
dressing room on saloon floor; board II desired.
BOARD AND ROOM.
9th ST. go WEST.-Exceptionall attractive
rooms: select: excellent board table guests:
telephone; reasonable; references
European
PARIS FRANCED.-LADY OFFERS DESIRA-
bic private home: comfort. sun, electricity
heat; first class table. Inclusive terms 500
each person per month. Address s. NJ 1853
Bd. Pereire.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

-.Et-t'r =h9 ! itth ave
45A-;, She wonderful meta! cleaning cloth;
~ liquids or Preparations used Cali. write for
- s--5j pes shsmoic. 555. l5O Nassau ST
- "a Iortabie. keyless door lock, pocket
=. -@Ste-ls any ccoT; burglar IrCof: sample
~ q soufhecll. l4l broadway
SsEAls 70 handle our teas. cofees and spices;
.'1ptIe.-e not necessary. build up business
= to.f p"u- Gail write. Burns & Reed 2U9
---s2h s. New York City
A5kATs wanted, new scheme to sell post
!, S---i-Sl go daily easily Peerless Supply Co.
Ir - 81
A5ENT wanted 10 sell a good realty cos
- cel' preferred stock. any amount; liberal
..l-.sslen paic. Realty, Box 10 Tribune offes.
'sLNIs 70 TAX orders for photo corving. every
'5serig-.gn- wholesale list cree. Repro Photo
= - West sd 81, =. y.
- tnerget-c man 10 interview merchants, manu-
-,t-l-5trs. etc. Tor reputable collection com
-. -oe-al compensation. Room !. .4O3. l6S
-~9.-
~H!lsTs Twelve FIRST class lithographic crayon
~ s--iise. 70 20 10 Chicago. The Meyercord
=. --.s.ineT ot Commerce Building. Chicago, ~.
@sh NJ bow you can start profitable mail
81 business a. home eNe eaings. Heacock.
@s.slsTaHT CPERINTENDENT. who knows
o. o,-a,Fy ~crk aad can design jgs and fixtures.
- ssla1-ishcd stove concern. salary Sl,-Vo.
S5s---ss service CO.. 305-3G7 Broad"ay
.O@OBILE supplies: salesman for New
4 r-I11g-sno states; salary $1,000 and expenses.
y tt-t4 i-al Employment Corporation 6estab-
80 -Jeil. 25a Broadway.
10y BUILDER: Competent ana well recon-
ssiatc 20ih Ceptury Automobile Co. 1913
%es2Hsy corner 4Sth st
IN BIN DERs.-Good anisner wanted 10 let
Fs, .Sfa esses Higgins Tooker Co, 80
8 kEEFER-For coal Office; hours to g.
q - Aly+N C-edeutia; Employment Cor
4 se-.A '.siablished l905), 253 Broadway.
3 1,hh 1,ah i-EPER t2O-9oD for customers ledgers in
s. ,srst corporation: must he neat and accurate
4 se- saiarF $l5- 4. q. W. Tribune Once
9.,JKkLEPER thoroughly experienced IN up
. q g. systems, for progressive house, salary
-. business Service Co. S0o-3O1 Broadway.
- - hl-LPER and Office man; Gentle; i'm
q CO., position u trust: cash security re
-. 80. I5o Liberty st. Room FOB
~ a. r E1P1R TYPEWRITER. - Young man;
- 4Ni week, references j. W, Tribune o.
4 tf,,
- tor Office work. neat. Intelligent; chance 20
q 11s,--,'.1e address. own handwriting. y. b.
q ~ Brooklyn boys. exceptional openings.
- i".eA"pn. willis Hawicy. Central y M
a e.- or p 81. Brooklyn.
49, .asi.lls--''ofne prepared 10 work: bring
,,I M - day. DT. Hoffman Medicine Co.
81 .tilIg ave-. brooklyn.
3 rrss.5 Eits for high grade magazine ofef'
q 'ss,rs.N N@'ie low cost. Rewspsper solicitors III
& C,s5sst ,ali On Sir. Lowell. Gs Murray st.
s. 1s .@asEI.s wanted 20 solicit horse insurance
q 70 - proposition fer goOc man Can TO a.
4 --t'so@aF Room SO.
srs AssERs on financial psrer. SO weekly
-. pil-r STATE ter-1E.-rg desired ana refFf-
8 W Tribune onc@
tt- INVENTORY cLERK having
it.rIo.H ellsnc- apply Ct Once CIedentlS'
Il Ensnt Corporation testpbiished boi''
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

WANTED. Delivery hoys to deliver Cool-Peary
puzzle. Apply United States Puzzle Co, Room
400. 1fGl Broe dway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

STENOGRAPHER-Cap American SAL
ary S1S-$20; good advancement to right
man Credential Employment Corporation
established 1000. 253 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

STENOGRAPHER-Y man. OF good person
ality. rapid and accurate; splendid opportunity
to advance; salary $500 start Business Ser
vice Co. 305-3o7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

STREET FAKIRS to sell the Cook-Peary puzzle;
going like hot cakes. Apply United States
Puzzle Co. Room 400 116I RroadwaN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

rooms and nil give each person pres
ent some small noise making instru-
mont with mhlrh to welcome the Sew
Year
'Twenty-scyen hundred persons
have already made reservations ~ the
Wa"ldor-Astorla. whore supper WIN
br served in the rose room, The em-
piro room. the oak room. the waldorf
palm garden the north cafe, erill
room. the ontaesol aud the foyer. Tho
mons cafe viii Boz opened to women
for Thuraday night only There viii
be- eight orchestfas ia the hotel. and
ono minute before midnight trumpet
crs VIII give "a signal, Wh.oh VIII b.
foilowed BY q lowering u the lights.
"The star Spnneied Banner VIII then
bc sung
Al tbe Hotel Kn~ickerbocker fifty
pages, each dressed as Father Knick-
crbocker will give women ia the DIM
ing rooms toy balloons. Each page
viii have tho date 1909 shoNu in
electric lights on his cooked hat a
oandy model Of the hotel, fully iilum-
mated. VIII be- q rcature or the deco
tations Moro than 1900 reservations
hnyc boon nude at the kuickor-
huckor."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
OUTLOOK FOR STATEHOOD
CPhoenlx Republican,

We may expect some sort of an
inkling soon after January 4 as to
the probability of the passage of a
statehood bill before March {. Gov
ernor Kibbey. Governor Curry of New
Mexico. and Hon solomon Luna Of
New Mexico. all of whom have re-
Gently returned from Washington.
hold very much the same opinion
about the outlook
Governor Kibbey is hopeful that
congress will pass an enabling act.
Governor Curry speaks even more
confidently. and Mr. luna believes
that We may reasonably expect state
hood as a result of the early action
OF congress.
All are agreed that there is an
overwhelming sentiment among mem
hers in favor of statehood Governor
Kibbey regards Speaker Cannon and
Senator BeNeridge as uncertain guam
Titles Air. Luna thinks that If there
shall BE- any sticking point Il viii
be found in Air. Beserider. He has
reason TO believe that the speaker
Will offer no opposition and hat the
house committee is friendly
All count much on the powerful
influence of the president in our be
half and MI Luna MEASURES as on
one point concerning witch there had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
ANCIENT AMERICAN
POMPElI UNEARTHEO
Ruins of Casa Grande. in Arizona, of
Enormous Extent.

Tucson, Ariz.. Dee. 27.-Spurred on
by the interesting discoveries which
have been made by J. Walter Fewkes
in the ancient ruin near Casa Grande,
it is expected that congress, in MAX
ing its appropriations for the coming
year, will make a liberal allowance to
allow the continuance of the interest
ing work that is now well under way.
Mr.. Fewkes has unearthed at Casa
Grande what is apparently an Amer
lean Pompeii. He has discovered a
number Of buried structures in the
ruins. one of these was a building
1000 feet in length. which contained
eleven rooms. with a massive wall en-
closing a plaza.
In the largest room there was a
seat which was known to the Indians
as THE Seat OF MocteZuma.'
The Smithsonian institution in
Washington has taken Il lively in
terest in the discoveries that have
been made and will aid so far as is
within its means the continuation oi
the explorations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
THINKS WE HAVE ENOUGH
HIGHER INSTITUTIONS
das Vegas Optic)

our esteemed contemporary. the
Albuquerque Journal, faVors the es-
tablthment of another public insti-
tution of The genus normal school,
md BASES It's argument in favor there
IF on the broad acreage of his state
TO b.. Generally we nave much in
common with the Journal because Of
rs editorial sanity, but this time we
fear that cog has been slipped. M
coulfe it's only a matter of opinion,
but We think the Journal is wrong to
advocate an increase in so-called in
sttudons of higher learning in this
territory which is already excessive
y burdened with them
Needless to say, The Optic is earn
estlN ana strongly in favor of a thor
~nughgoing educational system. but we
are not In favor of making the need
of normal schools-which are more
often abnormal schools-depend upon
acreage. In our opinion, acreage has
really nothing to do with the matter.
And neither is the vital question that
of The accessibility of the two nor
mai schools we now nave. II is; po
"e need another one?
10 say that the school at Silver
city and the one here in Vegas are
hafu 90 ger To- from certain parts OF
me territory Is to say. in effect. that
theN are not entirely worth while
Wo good normal schools. a uniNersi-
w. q college of agriculture and a mill
t'rN Institute are enough for "a terri
tory tlat has not more than 450, 00t
population.
IT amy territorial money is to he
spent on educational institutions. We
advocate IFS expenditure on a reform
school and am industrial school. W.
gre sally in need OF both OF these
The REFORM lhooi at FL Rito is ane
always has been a bowling farce an'
we ha not even the semblance o
an industrial school
Education IS a subject which Gomez
nome very close 10 us and We havi
gwen t ~om, thought. In this terri
tory we have too many people who arr
h"i really nttcd TO earn a living T.
warrant our spending territorial fundi
%" q pedagogical institution Pu
money into a good industrial school
engage "a competent corps OF instruc
TOTS tracn our Young men and womei
7" earn q good living with thei'
hands and brains and then establish
mother normal school for the train
ing oi teachers who will instruct tin
children ut the industrial school prod
utis The two normal schools w'
" nave together with the agricul
tuf'I college aud the university can
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
THE SANTA FE HAS
A PRIZE PASS
fsan Francisco CAM

Everyone VINO knows anything
about railroads knows that there Is
no transportation company in the
world so liberal with passes as the
Santa Fe. 1t is whispered that Cap
tain Payson cares only for his railroad
job because he can sign passes, and
as for ". :. Bissell, the same thing,
next to Fishing, is n of his greatest
pleasures in life.
Any railroad man will say that
and it is fatty c~ontradicted by the
employees Of the Santa Fe in the west
that any OF the Pacific coast officials
ever thought ont or subscribed to the
following pass. which is creating mer-
riment of n dubious sort in the rail
road world.
The suggestion is offered by some
of the employees of that line that the
man who made up that pass might
have employed his time to better adj
vantage, seeing he was so good a stu
dent of the Sacred Writ.
1908 2323 1908
THE ATC11SON. TOPEKA AND
SANTA FE RAILWAY.
All System Lines.
Pass NJ. r Knott.
Acct. The following Biblical i%njunc-
tons:
Thou shalt not pass.-Gen. %ls52.
Pass not thither.-tI. Kings. 60.
He can not pass.-Job, 14:l5.
They may not pass.-Psalm. 1919
None shall pass-Isa. 34:1O.
The wicked shall no more pass. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
WOMS CLUB WILL
KEEP P { HOUSE
LADIES' Keep Latch Strings Loose
All Pleasant Musical Program
Prep.

The mans club viii observe New
Years today by Keeping open
househ . to C this afternoon. An
approx musical program viii be
renderlnd there will be refresh
ments other features which viii
tend make the afternoon am en-
ioyable. The members of the
club 81 a cordial invitation to all
stranein the city to call and par
ticipa the affair Mrs Davis. "a
noted e. r. T.. worker. will de-
liver Nenty-minute talk on scicn-
tific perance during the after
noon. o. following program Will be-
rende
Pianto-Selected. Miss Hcsselden
Piando-Selccted Miss OIney
Talk-ientific Temperance.
Mrs Edyth Smith Davis
~Solo-hst the Chimney Sang"
.. Miss Pauline Cartwright
Pian'o-Feast of the Roses"
Miss Marguerite Cartwright
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
An AMUSING INCIDENT.

Tho American people are drawing
u measure Of amusement from am on-
expected quarter. The room of the
committee on tho revision of the tariff
would naturally seem to b. about the
iost place IN which one would look
Tor something Ia laugh at and sgt il
has given the public several vcry
amusing incidents Of which the fol'
lowing q d mtr sample
MI schwah. when on the witucss
stand. had told the committee that
steel rails could not De made in ms
country ton less than twenty -onr dol
lars and fiftV cents a lon. Thcn q
| member uf the committee produced a
l%ictter Which MI Schwab had written
some years ago. Whom il cost more Ia
make rails than IL docs nov. and in
which lac declared that steel rails
could he made ia this country for
twelve dollars Il ton. whereas they
could not be made In England for
lpas than nineteen dollars llts atton-
ton WAS called TO tho discrepancy,
ana hc was askcd ror an explanation.
whom NE said
n would like To make a littlc
explanation of that letter First.
that Tine letter Nas written as
that of an enthusiastic and opium
isiic Young mnn seeking prcroi
mont in d great company eoc
oui that II was Writtou from thc