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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
SALT LAKE MARKET QUOTATIONS

10. III: salmon. per H.. 20: salmon (kip-
Dercd). per ID, 90; skate. per H., 10; sea
bass. per 10. lIa; striped bass. per In.
p: shad: per lb., 10; smelts (Caiifornial.
per b.. 17s; smelts lOregon), per 10. 10:
solcs. per lb.. Is; sturgeon. per To-, Ia.
brook trout each. 10: white fish, per lb.,
%; yellow pike. per H., -; oysters. per
can 40d60. Blue Points, per doz.. 80,
NEGETA ABLlcS--Artichokes Il (Calilornia)
each 10; beets, per peck. 20; bell pepl rs
California;. per lb. 10; wax beans, "a;
Is. carrots. per peck. 20; cucumbers. each,
11l0; cabbage, pound, A; celery. bunch.
.: caul!llowcr, per ID. 10; Chill peppers.
per III, so; egg plant. per h.. u, Hubbard
squash, each. 10m25. summer squash.
each. 5c; horseradish root. per lb..
-; lettuce. per bunch. >; onions, per
ter plant. two punches, 8: green peas. per
lb.. .; potatoes, per bushcl, 20; sweet
potatoes. pounds 25c; parsley, )
bnnches. 10: paTTsanips' per peck 2O;
punches, -; tomatoes. per bushel,
5o@I5 5, ,. turnips d,ios per noro pound %;
mincemeat per. 10. l5@25: pickles. sour
per quart. 20 pickles, dill. per quart. IL.
FRUITS-Applos three lbs 25, ba
nanas. per dozen. 20M %; hlackberries. per
berries. 2 quarts. % cocoanuts. each, 10
m15; dates. two lbs. 20; figs per lb..
10: Turkish figs, per lb.. 20 grapes, per
| h. 10: lemons. per dozen. 30: lcman peel.
pincapples. each. So: persimmons, per
h. %: watermelons, eaCh. 15M60
NCTS-Almonds per h.. %: Brazils,
per H.. %: tilberts, per lb, so: pecans.
per h., %; pineuuts. per TO-, 40; walnuts,
per lb.. 20M25 popcorn, three pounds. 20.
Wholesale Prices.
Alfalfa ton. 400, bran. cwt.. 1.36;
wheat cwt., 1.65; barley. rolled 1.60:
flour. family, 40 flouU straight, 80;
-four. high patent. $50; oats. l.60;
timothy. ton. 1900; beet sugar. coo; cane
sugar 6.1O; beef, per pound 6@7l; NUT
ton. 6im9. pork, 1mSi; loin Of pork. l0l;
veal. 1Oml2: spring lamb, 20; ducks 10,
15 spring chickens. 22l; hens, ia; tur-
lidys. % barracuda II; black bass. %;
| catfish. IA: carp. 81; goldfish, IA; crabs
| doZ, 3 3O00A00: founders. -; kinghsh. -
| halibut J2 fresh mackerel. 20; mullet, =,
macklnaw trout %; mountain trout, II,
each prawns. gal. 1-50; perch, II, roch
cod, u: salmon, 13; skate. II, sea bass
| 10: striped bass 90; shad, 10; smclts. Cal.
| 10; smclts, Ore, IL: soleS. II; whitcfish
20. creamery butter, So; ranch butter. =;
G30. fresh eggs. case, 500: eggs. storage
case 500; almonds. 20; brazils. iIa: i'll
bcrts. Is; pccans, lS: walnuts. 10. apples
case, 1.35G51G5. bananas. ID, >, bccts. lb.
-. carrots. ID. IL; cabbage, lb,. %: cauli
flower S; lemons, 5.00@5.50; onions. Il
oranges $50; turnips. -; celery. dozcI
lunches 40m50: paTsnips. II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22

II you chew tobacco because you Ike &,
chew tie kind YOU VIII like best. Il Is
Piper Hcidsiock champagne HaVoT plug.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-Thc condi-
ton OF tile treasury at the beginning OF
business today was as follows:
Gold coin .sS.............. sS72. $50. 500
silver dollars ........... 4S7, Al 900
Silver dollars of 1890. ...... 400. 900
Silver certificates outstanding 4S7,411,00O
General fund
Standard silver dollars in gen
eraI fund d,....-............. 2.561. 1l3
Current liabilities ............ lOGli5.1lO
Offices Offices .,'.,...,,.,..,,,'., 1'.> 25,S75, 796
In banks 10 credit of treasurer
of United States ............ iOslSu.ii,
Subsidiary silver coin ..,s.... 1907, ,93i
Minor coin ......,..,..... 1851. Sc
Total balance in general fund. S1,591, 1S3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
New York Flour and Grain,

Total sales for thc day, $40. 700 shares
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
TO ENFORCE THE BLUE LAWS.

The Philadelphia Public Ledger IL
authority for the following state
ment:
A fresh crusade, IA which every
congregation in the city is interested,
has been started under the auspices
of the Philadelphia Sabbath associa-
ton for the purpose Of fully enforc-
ing the stringent Sunday Blue Laws
OF 1894 The city has been divided
into Il districts for this purpose.
Each section has a committee, and
oil work together.
According 90 the present arrange
rnents. a mass meeting viii be held
in the Academy Of Music In the earl3
autumn TO organize "a permanent
plan OF campaign. so that the move
ment may be launched in the winter
Tho principal fight WIN be made
against the storekeepers who keep
open on Sundays. A crusade will also
he waged against newsboys who shout
gu the papers they are selling on
Sundays.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIP.

The scheme Of travelling scholar
ships for undergraduate students OF
tho universities of the United King
dom. Canada and the United states.
which is being elaborated in London,
has certainly the element of novelty,
and may also possess h potentialites
of great usefulness. by giving the
student body a voice IN the selection
OF the men who are TO enjoy these
vacation trips abroad great interest
win be stimulated. and II the travel
q under proper guidance and control
and tho plans for the distribution OF
travel Impressions prove successful.
the annual exchange OF students be-
tween England ana America ought to
widen the horizon and the outlook for
a multitude Of young men and women
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
THE INCOME TAN AMENDMENT.

The proposed income tax amend
mcnt to the constitution permitting
congress 20 levy such a tax. has al
ready been approved by the senate,
and there - no doubt regarding its
prompt approval by the house. IN
view OF these facts the Record-Her-
aid suggests that it now becomes the
duty of the honest friends OF the
amendment to start in each state an
earnest campaign IN it's behlf. Wheth-
or they believe in early legislation
substituting "A fair, reasonably pro-
gressivc income tax for the corpora
ton lax stopgap; whether they be
lieve. with Senator Root, that the cor
poration tax Is wise and patriotic" IN
Itself and that an income tax should
be reserved for national emergencies,
or whether they believe that the cor
poration tax Is so grossly unjust ana
discriminatory, SO rcactionary in ITS
effect on the diffusion OF industrial
stocks and the peoplelzation OF cor
porations. that 1t IS not even "a les
ser ovil'-the constitutional amend"
ment should at once enlist their ae-
tive ana vigorous support.
II viii be strenuousiy fought In a
number OF states by fair means AMI
foul. there viii be tremendous efforts
put forth to capture and control leg
islatures in opposition TO It. If It
should be defeated the Objectionable
corporation tax would threaten Ia
become n fixture. especially II eX-
p%enditures should go on increasing
and the tariff should fail to yield suf-
nelent revenue To constitutional
doubts and mlsgiylngs alone we "
the corporation tax. to remove these
doubts, to restore to the government
the power to lay just and equal in
come taxes, Is the most cnectual
means of shortening the life Of the
former.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

doubt but that effective laws may be
enacted under which Interstate cor
porations can be made to accept n
of these alternativcs-either to con-
fine TO the state courts all litigation
arising from the enforcement OF, or
attempts TO enforce. state laws, or TO
cease doing business in the state in
question. In support Of this plan
Mr.. Wickersham has cited seemingly
conclusive decisions OF the federal
supreme court. He also urges that
state laws be enacted under which no
corporation shall be licensed TO do
business In a state If 30 per cent. or
more OF It's stock is held by any other
corporation. domestic or foreign.
This would he an effective blow 20
the holding companies. institutions
that have worked ~inealculable injury
ana injustice 10 the people through
the %consequen evasions Of response
bllities.
II the Kentucky speech OF Attorney
General Wickorsham is n reliable ox-
preston OF the policy OF the depart
ment OF justice under his direction,
good things. progressive and effective
things. ARE 20 be expected OF his at
torneyship
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
SIG. AND HONEST JOHN.

The opinion of Judge Abbott. in
tho Beaven-Grunsfeld cases, decided
yesterday. is printed elsewhere in
FUN. II Viii BE- received by the pub
lie without any degree of surprise,
because IL Is just what has been ox-
yected. Practically everybody has
believed from the first that the law
would give the parties all they sued
for. and that as nm abstract legal
proposition the court could not decide
otherwise than as Judge Abbott de-
cided yesterday.
The question. however, was not one
OF law. but OF morals. These parties.
In common with all others on the
Peoples Ticket agreed with the pub
lie that II they were elected they
would do everything In their power
20 reduce our enormous county ex-
penses. and since the greatest item
Of unnecessary expense in u coun-
" government was the enormous fees
allowed the assessor and collector, II
IN alleged that they. as candidates for
these offices, agreed TO waive their le-
gai rights. II elected and accept two
per cent instead OF four per cent.
Thi. was the direct or implied con
tract upon which they were elected
They may claim that they did not
mean this by the promises they made
the people before they were elected.
but the people understood this to be
the contract. and the candidates know
and knew then. that the people 40
understood Il, and the candidates
made no EFFORT 70 disabuse the public
mind upon that point Honce. while
plaln. simple honesty required them
to accept two per cent, they refused
10 DO so. after the election. and sued
for four per cent That's all there
IA Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
THE COMMISSION PLAN.

Reference is frequently made in all
publications which report OF discuss
municipal matters TO the experiment
made successfully in several cities
where the oniCe OF alderman has been
abolished altogether and whore gov
eminent has been by commission.
Either they were selected cities or
selected commissioners. for it would
appear that they have an been very
successful II is now reported that
both st paul and Minneapolis are
nxious 20 give this plan n system
a trial Memphis is to begin II next
january and the twin cities could 1t
they wished get ready very soon after
securing popular approval at the
polls In November. The scheme has
worked so well in so many places
that there must be some value and
advantage in it, OF course almost
any system OF government is good it
il is in good hauds-Cuca Press
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
RFTORT or THE EXPERTS

The committee OF experts APP
pointed by tbs city council TO inVes-
tigate and report upon the physical
condition OF the water works, sub
mltted their report 20 the council at
its meeting yesterday afternoon, and
!. printed IN full elsewhere IA this is
sue Of the Morning Journal.
The gentlemen composing this
committee are all experts IN the line
OF duty that they were called upon
10 discharge. and while It Is, OF course
gratifying to us 10 see that the optn-
ions expressed by them agree so close
~ with those already expressed by
the Morning Journal, the chief value
% their report is in the fact that Il
viii eneetually end the Wild and fool
ish denunciation that has been
heaped upon every n who has in
sisted upon dealing with this water
trouble with a reasonable degree Of
common sense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
TIN w~ICKERsrIAM POLICY,

The Morning journal Of Thursday
gave a comprehensive outline of an
address delivered the day before, ny
Attorney General Wickersham, az %
meeting of the Kentucks bar as>ocia-
ton. in Padncah As this speech was
made before a body OF lawyers, ana
in c~corahnce With an invitation given
and accepted some time previous 70
IT, delivery. the public MAJ properly
that the attorney general
seiKhed his words cnrofuiiy' n
cave the subject the benefit ot ms
uost mature Judgment Home % has
received more than ordinary atttn-
tton. and his suggestions regarding a
comprehensive plan for the couuo'
II corporations. both Dos the federal
government. and ty the states ~
given the most careful cousidrrauon-
Ills suggestions. SO the language
81 the Kansas CTS SiAr are Impair
tant Tor the reason that president
TAI, has regarded the control of core
poratlons. especially through inc
amendment of existing laws ana the
enactment OF new ones, O. be the
most important work Of his admins
trstton and the leading duty IN car
-,jrr out the Roosevelt poicics
The opponents of Capitalization
wlu. ~ course. object 90 the proposes
federal incorporation Of concerns doc
.nr an Interstate cuisines But sur Is
win the eentralization of corporation
holdings and management th'f'
hsuis come a relative co%neentra'i'r
Of authority over them The abuse of
pover and license now possible unar
the corporation laws OF rien1i'
.,ates-Ncw Jersey. Tor ex'mplt-
points directly 20 the expedienoy 81
not the absolute necessity. 81 adopt
inr some such concentration OF con
trai a.. the attorney general IA
recommended
Put assuming that the adoption "
this plan may be delayed or pre-
vented. there l. really more saiisfae
ZION in Mr.. wickerSham's ideas o.
state regulation. fer he has ihn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
NEclrCrNG THr MASSES.

Not long ago. tho Carpenters Dis
trict Council. Of Chicago, appointed
O. L. Woodbury. "a member Of the
council. a committee of % invcs-
tlgate conditions existing mons the
.lahorlng masses Of tho city. and re-
port the facts together with "a state
nent ~ what tn his opinion was the
cause Of the widely prevailing pow
eftv Mr.. Woodbury. report was
submitted some timc ago and is now
tn toe hands 81 every tabor union In
chicago II shows that thc distriou-
zion of r,lief by the county Officials IS
more economically administered than
by the charity organizations and de-
I clarcs ihat thc prisoners iu the county
SAIL and th, brid,WclI are better FED
,han thousands " families Twins in
en-. ,ip Tho report recently made hN
" L. Bodiur on the extent 81 power
tv among poor families iu witch he
sald there were i5.o0e hungry chill
|dr,n IN the public schools U.s. found &c
b. 50 nearly accurate ns 20 need no
( correction Eut the following IS prob
iahlN thu most siguihcant paragraph ~
ithr report churches are ueEiectins
the industrial masscs Tho clergy are
So society. politics and reform. while
organized charity il compelled TO do
the work "a, churches are neglccting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Most poets live too long. according
to the Now York sun. This effort
Co twist tho Osler theory So as TO
make IL upuiy directly 10 writers OF
verse VIII not bo favorably received
In po.tic circles The charge will
De made that tho suns famous office
cat has grown dyspeptic FOO its old
ace.-photniN Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Wrong Again,

The Topeka Journal says that love
letters arc only interesting 10 those
who receive them. Wrong again.
They prove mighty Interesting to the
court, the jury ana the spectators
and the papers that print them sell
like hot cakts-Et paso Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

From the howl that has gone az
in Albuquerque vcr a shortage in
the water supply there, one would
think that the Duke city was a pro-
hlhltion town-Las Vegas optic.
And So II Is. 1t prohibits the use
OF acequla water.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

We rejoice TO learn that England
has again a great orator in the per
son or Lord R~osebery, But there
are a lot of things that England needs
a blamed sight worse than she needs
orators Los Angeles Times
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
THE Al ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JULY II, 1903.

Charity organizations are assuming
TO themselves work that the law pro-
vides should be done by the proper
public officials. and are paying In SAL
aries and office expenses as much az
80 cents on every dollar collected 10
feed and clothe the poor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

It now appears hat DR.. Eliot was
attempting to mako a list OF books
that nobody would read, That clarI-
nes the incident wonderfuiiy-St,
Louis Republic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

teach the visitors at the omaha corn
exposition how to raise better nfants.
1t might be well to investigate the
size of President Jordan's family and
ascertain his qualifications, Experience
alone fits a man for this job.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
The Bright side OF His Addiction.

senator Gore OF Oklahom made Il
speech which covers siXty-seven
age Of the Congressional Record.
There is no telling how long 1t would
have been had the senator been
blessed with sight-Trinidad Chron-
iClc News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

when the court nov oyer TO the
new federal building, viii Judge All
hott have a right to run n circus With
In the city limits without a license ?
The performance at the court house
On Thursday makes this question per-
tinont.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Bigger Ante Needed.

In poker parlance the Sugar Trust
sweetoned the pot. but there may be
an additional ante required In the
way or getting on of the game en-
tirely-Trinidad Chronicle News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

The only regret-and IL Is two-fold
that The Times has about the
Gould case IS that Mrs Gould did not
get $4,000 alimony. "a cannot
come 10 Texas 20 spend it-El Paso
Times
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Including Bryan and Iobson.

A. the c|hatauqua season Is about
ready To open We may expect a con-
tlnuanoe Il hot air in superabund-
ance.-El Paso Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
\ Dirigiblc.

The trouble with republican re-
vision downwards is that the Aldrieh
bin is Of a%eroplane construction 49,
Tucson Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

The removal Of the white House
tennis court marks the passing OF at
least one of my policies. '-~Syracuse
Herald
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

a Francisco Veterinary College.
Session begins Sept. Is. Catalog
mailed free. DR.. c. Keane, 1918
Market street, San Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

THE Fly.

Ion Ny!
sec the flyi
Crawling quickly DER the pie.
F~rolicking naively
Through the gravy.
Don't cuss and potter
But bring forth the swatter
And 20 after him right
Administer unto him, II possible
The dread Ki-bosh.
one would think with six such legs
The other team would get nothing
'But goose eggs
We're he a base runner.
The humorsome fly
In the early morning hours
Creepeth roflectively over our
Shrinking physiognomy;
r"alanceth acrobatically
Upon the apex Of our tortured pro-
boscis.
shut that blame screen door
swat,
Missed the son OF a gun 4 city block.
Curious how the nimble fly
IS absent when the swatter
Arrives where he is at.
Great hat.
There's one in the
Pate de foie grasi
Another fauN past
Pull the struggling. nsectiferous
Pestiferous
Malaria breeding pest
out Of the blackberry Jam.
rhe fly
Bringeth to the long suffering house
hold
Much grief;
Perchance one sitteth
By means Of his brand new pants
Upon the treacherous
But dam'd adhesive
Fly paper:
There is a friend that sticaeth close!
he pain Of separation
is almost more than cur
= 40 dollar trousers
win bear.
The huzzing insect
Z nriveth aud fatteneth ulon
Fly poison;
lie is a gourmand %omnivorous
Eating anything from our harassed
faces
To the salad and exc
The dessert.
While not an erudite
And polished beast
He has ideas Of his own
And when he does not know
He specks so.
Swat,
lie knows what's wat
And dodgeth all our vain e~ndeavorings
With fiendish agility.
Blessings be on him
The human races greatest benefactor
Who cNterminatos
Wipes ont. eradicates. annihiIates
And puts an eternal crimp in
The fly.
THAT TALE Of Elias Gingles false.
THO TAGGART appears to have a.
clodn bln.
RACK To THE JUNK pile for the
old brass annon
-
MEANWHILE dcaihly stiffness ho-
v,rs over oyster Bay.
q
THE CNNTANKEROUS old Mizzoo
has been running amuck agnin.
"a.
THE CONSERVATION OF the youn-
gstcr is the great Fourth Of July is-
use.
THE MORNING JOURNAL appears
to have sized up the situation about
right.
THE CONDITIONS in Colombia are
reported critical l. SIS inconceivaele
that they should have "a revolution
down there,
HONEST JOHN posing as a bene-
factor OF tho people brings painful
reconeotious of what John would make
the people pay in connection with that
four percent episode.
\ MAN in Prescott Won a damage
suit against the rig stick" Mining
company Again one must rise 10
inquire in %stcntorian tones what in the
dickens is ia "a nance
THE GENERAL rains in the first
week in July were one desirable re-
suit OF the annual holiday for there
is nothing which viii oring quicker
or than "a Fourth OF July picnic.
49,
U~rwH nT-srrTEn - EN-, r~nAn
petroleum standard oil viii put ali the
independent cows ont OF business The
Great American hen is already watch
ing the octopus arprehcusiVelS Tor
.ho announcement az The manufacture
OF Ttraffine eggs
BARy CULTURE IS the latest spe-
,iJty " David starr Jordan, WHO VIII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Doing in
the Territories

The deadly fire bug is abroad -
Globe and chalked up two burned
frame residences to his credit a few
nights ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Shots From the
SoufhU
SQnctunis
Tcmpus, the Original Aviator.

In the meantime, brethren, time
flies. If the Wright brothers don t.
Los Angeles Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

~ ~n
Globe and chalked up two o"rn'"
frame residences to ms credl' 2 rev"
nights ago
=
Hiram Alfred owens Of Prescott. bet
ter known for many ear as "Chlo-
ride Jack and one Of the old timers
in Arizona, died of dropsy during tho
-
The funeral services ~ George
MARI. a fireman, n of the prominent
men OF Bishee, and a hard worker sd
many organizations OF that place,
were the most largely attended OF
any in the history of the city. George
MARI was buried az Breckenridge
Colorado.
Governor sloan delivered tile open
ing address at the opening "l th'
summer session of u Northern Ar
iona Normal school % Fl'ss''h our
ing the week. The summer s.R"'i
starts OF with the largest
I'm It's history.
-
Further details OF the N.iilns "'
deputy sheriff Kent near Folsom re-
cetf"d hN me E"Nti""' S''',
the Jamison brothers carry lh '''
morning and started TO throw h'u'
self upon one Of the men who WAS
kindling a hre, when "a brother lying
In bed reached for his revolver ana
shot Kent.
-
Tho, tin5 Providence watches
,.n4-.n as tnustratea i'm Ration
-, - ta,r belo7r-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Hiram Alfred owens Of Prescott, bet
ter known for many years as Chic
ride Jack" and one of the Old timers
in Arizona, died OF dropsy during th5
past week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

BABY CULTURE IS the latest sp'
,iJty " David starr Jordan. WHO VI