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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
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Suits aud ss-r.s Of Haea in all l14-s' s.- tSfc-.- '-i .-e ..lost pJDn- ..-f sd.nAltr .tyses 1-e v-rg ia.est ..cra inn the fashion oehters is to Jno e-fs-. that tlc smart su-J fcI .Ir.Ia, a4d sammer Wear will be ol Ee k.l. -s--.ed i.4~As ne -nert seas 9i.i b ma.a U mm-d wita tle sAIrr Aywias a ieW paa-.s. Some of tac new linen she's ars Ci4. b-4e. woes. Nistar coral pink a3d oxblo- d r,d. Biendsd beautiful y witl tae natural linen aud ltath shades. the suit ssimm ngs gre cf deeper sl ades.
 new skirts show a dc dei tsn- dency to wiaen b, low the knees.
 Snme cf he new skirts i1 Bisbee show semi-itt ng prince s @ita tra d'rectcire girdie. Many Of the. new skirts have the -sns stole CT ct doSI tho lont.
 T.e leading material f-r the sum mer skirt is the new sky voi'es anu soft light finished cashmere d. soies. these are the two mt p~r-lar mste- rials for every day wear. Waile serge. black and wh te checked e'.sviet, taupe broadclcthe and. cravanette cloth will also be seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
5UGRISt nAAl5
 Oht COMMISSIONER
Douglas Chambar Of Com merce Thinks County Should
 Be Recognized oa Board

, D0UGI AS. March S. (speciaI.J =
 at z meeting of the directors O. tLe Douglas chamber of commerce and mines held tLis a.ternoCn 1t was de cided that the large railroad mileage iu CUchise co4nly and the euormo Is freight tonnage handled by the raj e roads in tie e lnty made 1t extremely desirable 10 have one of the railroad commissioners to be aprOntel by Gov Kibbey selected from this coIn- y.
 4 resolution was adopted endorsing " p. Mc-Sair, secretary Of the cham per for railroad commissioner and Hon E. A. Packard was chosen to represent the C. am5er and present he name Of Mir. 8 cNair at meet ing of the territCIiai or aBizat on or commercial clubs to be held In Paoe- nix on Monday for the purpose Of representing Commissioners tO be ap- pointed by the goverHUr
 a resolution vas also adop'o7 ask ing the legislature 70 ue liberal in the matter of appropriation for the future maintenance Of the territorial fair
 MT. Packard win leave for the cap ltal city tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
CATTLE MEN BENEFITED
 BY FORESTRY
The Service is An Aid to the Live Stock Industry Instead ol Being a Hindrance to the Same

Tlat the misunderstanding which axis -eC among some of the New Mex saJ and Arizona cattiemen. as 10 the rolicy of the government with refer
 nee to he administration of the
 aticnal r restry bureau ga d Mir. .1ingiand, but from yH~. learned ,G my trip. can say ~ichodt any yrejudiee vi enthusiasm. ....as the mis-
 understanding. which resumed in cos .iderable discdss.on d uNes. ses gre criticisms of the service, has entirely died down. The cattlemen have learn ed tha. instead of being an enemy. the forest service is a friend and protector and one of the greatest aids 10 the live stock industry.
 "The eattlemen who i've in the VI cinity of the Lincoln forest in liii- coln county. are especially pleased with the results obtained through the service and in seyera eases commit tees of cattle men called on me with requests to enlarge the forest in cer- tain areas.
 My trip was a very Ileasant one. On every hand I fo md that good re zuits were he'nr obtained by the men in charge of the various 'orests and
 tatiors in cont -netiQn with them l also foprd many indications of good will on the part of the ~eoDe who live near the forests. and a hearty de-
 ire to co-opera Q ith the service in every way possib CT
 MT Fingard sa'a trat the co ptry
 n lfrn- oct ans ret there was qtite a diff 'ererre between it now and on t-e oc- eacicg os a former is't. fo years ago The forester also sta ed that -hr san Simon varev. near Do l9'as,
 hica was 8 com-le-e wilderness fo1r ] wears aeo. Is now 0Ti'e Q a c.yiHzef 1 commlni.L nearly all the land in the a lev kaving teen settled uron by | farpers ,an1 rauehers.
 While abesut or ','e trip NIT Ring
 lord visited The Garinas division oi ! the incoln forest. ~j ere Fe inverti rrted timber eond'ti fipf'ng theu 1 especially good. C1neiderafle sta"ds If fine yellow rine e-ist on t'e Lin ! coin forest. nor'icns If which will be i oFered fo- timber sale.
 Fe also investigated timber sale @ork CT tbe Cila reserve in Arizona and visited thc nlrse-v at Tort Par ard. New Mexico. where successful ! e~rerimerts gre beiD- carried on ir -ellow psne stock. NIT Ri~g'ani in 1 ~rected the brancN f1rect n~ces iG ! Pe~sor. Tucecn. Prescott and Flag | -fas. fpE'nr everv.h'ng in ire con | fi.icn and alt9gethe- Is i-nmenseiy 1 -leased win Ire s1c"ees of the trip
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
bUFFF LaH UUto
 AOT tfftGI SOCIALS
District Abcney Dick Says Law WEI Not Reach Prize
 Games

DOUG AS, March s.-Cspecial) )-
 When asked for his opinion on the scope of the Duffy aati-samsling lag. recently passed by the lesisla5 ire District Attorney Lick of T1csou es- pressed himself as fo. lows
 -TEe EuIy gambling law is eery sweeping and covers e.ery form ot games outside of social games in- dulgtd in by private parties h. pTiy- ate hcmes. It does not T my oyiE- ion. extend 10 purely social games in private homes. where there may Dc q price or reward given s:mIIy as e T. cogRi ion of successful or s1.eatifiC card playing. The us lal custom ot giving away 9 prize Tor successful card playing is not gambling. as there Is DO feature Of chance a5olt LLe transaction. In any game where there is TO money consideration. CT element of chance to lcse CT WiL 1u ttC ~ame, tfere is. iG my oDin nc violation of the law
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09

master. Following I1e Danquet will be a short mus sCll program WitI speeches by the vic.o-s and Inc van rlfisbed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
.DT FEEDER IF R0HE
 IS 0UT IF CUSTODY
A ssaiiaat of Nedcan Has Good RelUiaton and Prosecution
 is Ordered Dismissed

Pantaiecn Peaida was di-charged from clstcdy uDcn mctiCn of District Attorney Williams. at hear ing in Justice MIhrhy's c-rrt at Low ell Penida vas charged with asssult with a deadly weap' n. bavi1g shet thrc ueh the flccr one R9fael Aiva. raIo.
 The evidence brougft cut at the hearing showed that Penida hes a rep ufaticn which the majority If the g, ns cf Mexico would do vel to initiate He hae been working steadily for th-ee years. with hardly the l-ss of a shift and behaves binself with g reg uIa-ify that IS c-editabie to himself.
 The district attrrney decided the woIuded man got just about what was coming to him. and accordingly or dered the case dismissed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
MiId ar4 2 fe.

Conversation is good form Of ex- ercfse for those afflicted with hea= disease
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
v,oraa v-n-r.-s-5 eu.l.

Lots Of women ha-e cuc-i ted sui ei1e but w.Gcui dcu5t ct t1e crucial ucmcat any c1e of tt--a would have -ua if bal tad arg a uTo1 the scene and yet 9 woman in In Ha1a ltta5l1sd one the o.hs- day wtl a pitchfcrk and vaa1u-stet .hs ra-i1g an msL Fer ocarage has excited the wo-de- or every woman who has heard about it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
Wom.n ln Eren.h Eao,orIes.

Ncmen work in many of the mann iactlr-a5 in France, a5clt 43 being omElcyed in the De Dicl wclks at 1r-pes iathes- It i5 tLe first lime tElJ voEea have bcel niraz--l with a.9h-- de machines in tlas c0dl--y. Tns Vol11 was found ho had 7-c1ka+ 9, Gc1on s1-r-od ter for four 5 as st-E1l'y. wal -Ee exec -ol Of c. f-w We zen se WAS Ill Jared.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
Attenasa Misslonsrx Meeting.

Few Gecr e LC-.e ret I-neu yes CT day from TT Paso where he afteHael the meetirg of tbe svnodlcal mission ary committee for New Mexico and Arizona
 Ne-~ Bakery Shcp.
 Tony DeEUth has returned to Douglas and will re engage in the bakery b1Viness He has rented the store bvildi-g west Of the Dime thea Ire anf will at once install a com pIete bakery plant
 Frii-le ssnruet st Y. N z. 4.
 There will be a frisole baa1uet to- night at the " N. c 4. 10 mark the close of the srccessfll rcd ani bl e membership contest The tanqne. will be served bv tNe refs in sue ciaI costume. with Otto Wyler. chair man Of the social com mittee. az toast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
Making Waste Land Fertile.

An nVapnnln. az tho .,,.,o.,e,t .,
''"' =" "''ui'H9 i"i'l'l'e Nettlsn
clay may be quoted, showing what
can be accomplished bv the aid of
brains m. ,o,tnontaiigt .
- ""'" DN'' ana = W. S~hrlNell'
II aiter a short preliminary treat
ment, produced some marvellous re-
suIts Thc total ,,,.n,tt, ~ 1T,
. - : ,s', i,''"' " the pIo0ue-
y" siNV" pi"h's present IN the
,,tI ni''os'n' ilhle'
~ ""u p"'"9h ohlN
ma - ~ w ,VnN puilns
F'"iS e"e average
si"N" was
" - '""' p"' "etr' "c-
~ ~ manu- einpioNVu' IN
ny. - - @ 80 ~ Ne's"'
- II ''e ~
81 "'"os ICING IVY
N'' - """'"'N W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
WITNESS BELIEVES
WRONG MAN Is HELD.

san Francisco. July 1.-The positive
declaration of j. +. Higgins. the only
man claiming to have seen the slayer
of Miss Caroline Rrnsch. the girl
cashier, who was mysteriously mur-
dercd In her office yesterday. that !.
NoVak, the ~Roumanian, arrested to-
day as a suspect. in no way resem-
bles the man he saw, has d%eepened
the mystery surrounding the murder.
Novak maintains that he Is inno-
cent aud his dcmoanor is calm. though
a little hcWildcrcd. The police today
recovered from q pawn shop the clio
thes which Novak wore yesterday and
dressed him in them.
Higgins was then brought into the
presence of the prisoner for the Sec
ond time. He said that Novak did
not resemble the man he saw with "A
pistol In the corridor of the office
building In amy particular Of dress.
appearance on bearing The police de-
clare that they still believe Novak to
he the man despite Higgins failure
To identity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
Advantages of Wet Weather.

"Thr sanitary advantages of wet
weather are not quite obvious to all
of us SAYS American Medicine. "and
perhaps if We could order the style
we would enc and an insist upon hav-
ing it as dry as a bone" Ncyorthe-
less. it notes. the chicf registrar OF
England recently explained the .phc-
uomcnally low death rate in 1907 as
largely due to the cool and wet sum
mcr, which he states was exception
ally favorable To infants. The editor
adds.
con our northwest coast It has
long been noted that the hcalthicSt
time IS the rainy season and thai q
long period of dry weather is not
only decidedly distressing but sickl,.
too These facts must bc taken 10
heart by -elimatologists. and not ig-
nored in the manner we are 50 prone
Co treat the hcterodoN Those physi-
clans who arc advising an patients
10 seek "a dry climate should be sure
the have data which leave no doubt
that the dyyuess has been advantage
Gus in such eases. Dogma will not
do in this age. n wet weather *
really hcalth-giVinr 3nd H~fe-saviug. in
al conscience lct us send inyalids To-
wet climates and give the dry ones a
long needed rest or course the in
valids will Dee deprived of sunshine.
many physicians are protecting
them from thlt anyway"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
The Sultan Kept His Word.

The threshold of the harem has oc-
easional1y hron crossed clnndestfncrv
vol y,vo tbnsn q, r,re cas,s uharo a
tfurEish rarilv h,yin. adoptnd tbe
c-,nycnnons or mo r-nr,nrnns admits
it's Intimate frionds ma stranger has
a~n.nIu ,,d orrtrt,u, hean n.,n,ftto1
~ ,ist, ~ -g,,fnanm ,r no rurl
Thc ona ox.nnttnr A. mis- ironc,,l
,,lo st,,nuo a. az, oren,red +, IN.
naiorn oe 4, s,ltan
n was ~ tho yo,r teo7 vbcn ,ho
Uritt.h roynrnn1ent ,ttrmntnr +,
cnerco- thc- sphltr,r portn= int. roaB-
Hoo ,rainst N,~rnlror ordered IN.
.nran eslttn - ~ snrrcp ler his
n.ot mi. co1f,,, r.r,y.d - 10 ana
mo r,,eItsh t,.ct s,iIaa hroueh thc
t1-,rdo,aIIcs ina, pro,onts Nean-
..ntin. e.n.r,, c-ato.a.nt -, nv NH
.u,I .ia,. .stst.l No suiton il a.
,ani,inr th. def.ne. ne rnnstantfn,-
,fn an5 an n 80 ,1n,tr,t1y NM me
p,t,,.h rtont rotirnd withnnt fh.In. d,
On, Aa.,.ln,, thn p,Jisboh I'M
nta, Il, [ho-e, tts r.o,rd Tra o.n-
n,,I ,t,.ou,+h an
,orn, ~ Non his ntes,,,s nq-
san,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
MURDERER
ARRESTED; PLEADS
INNOCENCE
Austrian Laborer Suspected Of
KiIIing Pretty Girl Cashier at
San Francisco; Says He's
Not the Man,

Try Morning Journal Special Leased Wirci
san Francisco. July III. Novai.
tho Mhorcr who is believed to have
shot and killed Miss Caroline Brasch
IN the office of Gray brothers Com
pany, yesterday, was captured today
when he applied at an employment
agency for a job at Reno. lie WAS
Immediately taken Co the city prison.
No trace OF Notak was obtained un-
til there was a hurried summons this
morning from John Dressler, assis-
tant manager Of tho g.. w Ever m
ploymont agency at No. 6l2 clay
street.
DRESSER said he had received an
application for employment from a
man who gave the name OF J. NoNlk,
and who wanted to be sent out of the
city to some remotc construction
camp. Detectives hurried from head
quarters and when an Austrian labor
or returned To the office IN readiness
to start for the scene Of his labors,
hc was placed under arrest.
When applying for his job, Novak.
asked If ne was To be paid in cash or
in ttmc checks and If money was to
be deducted from his wages for board,
said Dressler.
II had some trouble with Gray Bro
theirs over deducting board from a
time check" Novak said.
Novak insists he is innocent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
YUMA REPORTS ONLY
40 DEGREES OF III NJ

Washington, July 1.-Official fore
casters see no indications of a break
in the hot weather now prevailing I'VE
a wide area except that lower TEN
peratures are indicated in the far
northwest.
At Yuma, Ariz., today the mercury
was at 10 degrees. while in other sec
tons an average of 80 degrees was
registered.
one death and six prostrations, with
the temperature at 100 degrees down
town was the days record in Wash
ington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
PRINTING BUREAU
ON BUSINESS BASIS

Washington, July About 1000
employees at the bureau of engraving
ana printing were today shifted from
the monthly payroll 10 the per diem
basis. This was done by Secretary OF
tho Treasury MacNcaRh aud Director
Ralph. with a view to placing the bu-
rcau on what they believe will prove
to be a more strictly business system,
by the order.
The ptactive has been 70 deduct any
time from the annual leave Of
thirty days or the sick leave Of thirty
days. Under the uow order, a day
viii mean a days pay lost. The
employees. however, viii retain the pri-
.ilcgc of thirty DAYS annual leave and
thirty days sick leave.
Director Ralph believes that under
his now plan the bureau viii DE able
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02

that day considered Il low level line.
with one of the hest grades over
mountain an ddesert even run.
In late years a tremendous sum of
money has been spent by the Santa
Fc in practiVallv rebuilding many
miles of its roadway, owing to the
heavy rainfalls that ave annually
taken place. In addition TO his the
route of the road after j.. PASSES Solig-
man IS a circuitous me, and in Trux-
ton canyon, whore an elbow TO the
north is made a compound PROPOSE
ton of long mileage and heavy eN-
penSc to maintain Is met With. The
survey now being run obViates any
heavy expense in the water problems
to be met with, and mileage to the
Colorado is materially cut down. An
other advantage to the route now be-
ing run viii be opening up OF a rich
farming country, with mining interests
of the greatest possibilities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
OWLS TO PRESIDE At
CELEBRATION At
W|NSLOW
Everything Under the Sun on
Program to Be Carried Out
on Fourth in HustHng Arizona
Town,


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
WINSTON, .Ariz.. June 30.-WtnsloW
Nest. order of owls, is in fun and
complete charge of the celebration of
the Fourth OF July to be pulled Off in
WINSTON next sunday aud while the
eagle will scream he Will have TO do
SOM tail solo work TO be heard above
the wheo-whoo-lpg of the owls.
The program is the most elaborate
ever gotten up for any celebration IN
Wnslow and there viii be two or
three things doing each and every mo-
mcnt Of the day beginning AT $3.50
a. IN.
The following is the full program;
July Fourth, $3.50 a.. M Baseball
Flagstaff juniors vs.. winston Junior
Reds. purse of $15.
II IL. m.-Broncho busting, First
$1,000. second $1,000.
z !. m.-Troop 1, Third Cavalry, FL.
Wingate. vs.. Winslow Grays. Purse OF
500.
1850 p. m.-Indian target shooting
on horseback at full speed with bow
and arrow. Purse OF SIS
4 y. m-Indian pony race. FIRST
prize. $40; second prize 50.
4:30 p. m.-Boys' race under ~
years of age. First prize So; second'
$500.
D.. m.-Hose contest,
S and S:l5 p. m.-Moving picture
show at the opera house by the cleo
t~ic theatcr company.
july 5th, t.20 y. m.-,irand parade,
starting from the ccntef of town 70
grand stand.
1880 p m.-naschall TT Wingate
as. Winslow, purse Of $l00.
3 y. m-Branding contest, Flrst,
SIS: second $40.
3:2O p. m.-lndian threc-legged race
First So; second 81.
3:3o y. m.-ludIau gnnnysaek race
First So; second S ..
3:40 D.. m.-SquaW pony race. First
S8: second 81; third, merry widow
hat
$50 D. Indian boxing contest
First 81. second 81.
A y. m.- Cowboy Don race, race
&.rscs barred. FIRST Sl5, second ST..
l:2O %. IN. INDIAN foot race. halls
mile dash. First 81; second s..
$40 y. m.-Foot race, 500 yard dash
free for all. First sic second SA,
asa p. m.-Iadics' saddle race.
First 81; second $3.
+ p. m. Relay race, frce for ALL.
First $50; second $5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
WEATHER GOOD
FOR COTTON CROP
Cheerful CaIifornianS Find
Some Virtue in temperature
of Hundred and Sixteen De-
greeS,
iBy Morning Journal Special LEASED WirsI

El Centric, Cal, July 1.-The ther-
mometer today at , O'Clock registered
lie IL, breaking all records since
temperatures were recorded here. Yes
terday the temperature reached 10.
Today's humidity is 80. Cotton grow
crs claim this hot weather is excellent
for the crop. so prostrations are re-
ported but builders suspended work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
PRESERVE IS
PROVING POPULAR
IN OKLAHOMA
People Travel From All Over the
State to Look at the Buffalo
and Other Wild Animals
Which Are Cared For by Gov
eminent,

Earle II. Clapp. assistant district
forester of Tire United States forest
service has returned from Il months
field trip, during which time he visit
ed the Arkansas ANA ozark forests In
Arkansas. and the Wichita forest in
oklahoma. Mr.. Clapp reports a VerN
successful trip. one of the most in
toresting places Inspected by Mr.
Clapp was the federal game preserve
in oklahoma. about 100 miles south of
Oklahoma city In this preserve OF
5000 acres are confined "a large num-
tier If VIA animals. thousands #
which roamed the plains of Oklahoma
and Indian territory before the COM
ing of the Waite man but are nov
almost extinct Buffalo. antelope, deer.
similar animals, which are seen
nowadays only in m%enagarics and ZOO
logical gardens, are being cared for at
government expense on the preserve
and every effort is being made to in
the various species, Perhaps
the most interesting animals on thu
preserve, are the seventeen buffalo. Two
years ago fifteen of these animals
were presented to the government by
n New YORK z~oploglcal park dlic'-
tors. The confinement in the New
f"fk paris fit not asr'e WH1 tleln
and they were shipped to oklahoma.
here according to MI. Clapp they are
thriving Two calves were norm re-
contly. increasing the nerd to seven
teen People come from all parts Oh
oklahoma to visit the game preserve
ana the main attraction is the nerd OF
h Indians especially take
a great interest IN them AND camp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
SALT LAKE ENJOYS
HOTTEST DAY SINCE 1901.

salt Lake. July 1.-THE mercury
crossed the century mark today for
the first time since 1901. At 8 o'clock
the government thermometer register
ed 101 degrees. This temperature has
been exceeded but once in salt Lake.
II that was in 1859 when 102 was
reached.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02

four feet higher than the bed of Bee
river and the story goes that it has
climbed down off the a%queduct. shot
the two miles with Il down hi!
pull and is now sending a Hood into
the Bee river, lust as in former times
it poured into the Imperial canal.
The natural supposition would be
that il would merely flow doWn4Be
river into the drainage Of Volcano
lake han on into itself again but this
is not the fact. with the velocity
gained in a tw%enty-four foot drop in
two miles, augmented by the force OF
the biggest flood ever known in the
Colorado, more water is being forced
into the Hardy Colorado than it can
carry away with the result that the
backwaters into Volcano lake,
running up hill SO to speak. This lake
is rapidly rising.
Now comes the feature that puts
the people in the Imperial country on
the anxious seat. Volcano lake is n
considerable distance to the south
but none of hat country is as high
il ought to be in spots, to strike a
good working average. 1t is rather
high Just north of Volcano lake ana
also north of the head of Bee river
4 dyke has been constructed between
these two places against such an
emergency as the present. But there
H. a report TO the effect that the water
in the lake has risen SO high that
placed in the dyke for that pu
pose. have been raised and the water
IT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02

to rccompense employees for working
overtime. a thing which was nnposs-
ible under the old plan: that more
work viii be accomplished ANA that
viii be fewer absentees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02

OUR WORK rs as NEAR PER-
FICTION AS POSSIBLE. NO OLD.
WORKOUT, BROKEN DOWN OR
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW AND
UP TO THE MINUTE-ALWAYS
BETTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEFY
COMPETITION. A TRIAL BUND-
DIE WILL CONVINCE YOU. M
PERIAL LAUNDRY Co, BACK OF
POSTOFFICE. PHONE I1S. RED
WAGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02
Future Travel.

For ships $50 have q notion.
Each nation cries for more:
Lets bniid EN- till the ocean
T. filled from shore TO shore;
Then with "a footing steady
Wclt scorn the waves that toss.
Whenever We rst ready
Wen Simply walk acruss
Washington star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AN VEGETABLES Is A So
LECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
Examine IT. T. g. PRATT q co.
2f. SOUTH SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-02

OUR WORK OF LAUNDERING ON
LADIES' COLLARS. SHIRT WAISTS,
SKIRTS AND DUCK SUITS is UN-
SURPASSED. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY,
BACK OF POSTOFEICE.