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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

FOR SALE-s3OO CASH; DANDY CIGAR,
candy. ice cream and lunch stand, on best
transfer corner in suburb; newspaper
business nets $40 month alone; receipts
SIS day; clearing over S125 month. BOX
1000, Herald. 9-e-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

FURNISHED RooMs-FINH LOCATION;
with or without board close to car lines,
or 10 minutes walk from Broadway. Sunny
rooms 475 N. BEAUDRY. s-22-29 9-5-12
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

MINING, OIL OR IN
dustrlal. We are prepared to contract
for the sale OF your bond or stock is
sues No advance fees; no printing ana
postage; commission only. HUNTER
CRANE, investment brokers, 500 Broad
street. Newark. N. ]. s-o-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

o, x. DYE WORKS, aO9 E. 7TH ST;
Phone Main 2SS2 Cleaning, pressing ana
repairing; goods called for and DENY.
cred. Sun
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

FOR RENT-sToRE ROOM, NORTHEAST
corner Arapahoe and washington, BY the
month; lease SIS. See owner, P. PIER.
SON. 1895 W. washington. s-b-l2-ls-2s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, SIN
gle and housekeeping; free bath. lilo
GEORGIA ST. s-b-4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
education, address and appearance, desires
situation in hardware store; also thoroughly
familiar with plumbing supplies; Al ref
erences. Address BOX 300, Herald. 9-5-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

sALEsMEN-A LIVE SIDE LINE FOR
live men; consignment propositions; es-
pecialy good for those working small
towns. TWENTIETH CENTURY MFG.
CO., 1903 Wells street. Chicago. 9-5-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

wANTED-POsITIoN BY CONFIDENT
young man of good business standing,
drapery man by trade: Al man. and has
good business references; will do any
thing. BOX 2e142. S-31-6
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

wANTED-woMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK
on peaches; steady work, good prices
Come prepared for work mornings this
week. PASADENA CANNING CO., Glen
arm and Raymond Pasadena. 9-5-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

1 WANT A JOB AND WANT ONE BAD!
There surely must be one for a sober hon
est reliable young man, willing to do any
thing. Try me. WARREN. Phone Main
6701. Sol
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

MISS M e. WOODsFRY. HAIRDREssING
and shampoong; private parlors Call ana
see her. 1920 HOBART BLVD.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
WANTED
Situations-Male

sITUATION WANTED-BK ABL-ROUND
competent and reliable mil man; amalgam-
ater; can keep mill in repair and save val
ues; 20 years experience. A r. rHoMP-
SON. Sawtelle, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
S-4-w-su-14t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
at reasonable rates. THE KENILWORTH.
1893 s. Hope. 1888
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
DECORATION PRIZES
AWARDED BY
JUDGES
Nash Electrical Company Gets
First Award for Business
Houses ], G, Caldwell Has
Best Decorated House,

The Nash Electrical company, with
its big electrical device on Central
avenue the Illuminated legend, "Add
a star to the Flag" was given first
prize in the business house dccora-
ton contest by the judges Yesterday.
Ferguson x Conister, who achieved
a Coney Island effect with draped
pillars and LIGHTS in front of their
store. were given second prizc.
The Wagner Hardware company
which mas the name Taft spelled
out in stovepipe, ACCOMPANIED by pa
triotin decorations was "a close third
in the contest
Among the residences. the first
prize went to- j. g.. Caldwelrs dwell
ing at 2l7 West Silver avenue, the
decoration scheme being an artistic
arrangement of flags and bunting
The SELLERS residence at 3$1 North
Fifth street, received second prize,
The committee of judges was COM
posed of Captain Mccoy Of the Third
cavalry. Captain Ford and Captain
Guizot. aide to General Thomas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
RAM
TO BE AUCTI0NEO BY
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

There Vll De- au int,rr-ttus event
40 ih, livestock show at The fair
eround> saturday afternoon when a
Nalasbi, thoroughbred ltamnouiil't
ram valued at some S'po will Ice auc-
TONED orc. the proceeds Co ago to tho
\u|u-~rrturttu benevolent society OF
This ,lt. Tho thoroughbred animal.
which is q beuutitul specimen was
generously donated tn the society 10y
. n Glide aud som sheep raiserS of
sacramento. Cal.. and i~ thv pick of
their fnt exhibit MI. Glide is iu the
.it, for the flir and the Tag Day
" th, ladies pf th. society gave him
thr inspiration Tho bidding Win he
lively saturday ana 81 is expected that
3D. meat sum will hes realized for sweet
charity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

legal ability who STANDS highly in the
business world.
Ex-Governor NJ. \. Otcro, for mint
years the chief executive of New Mex
ice. Is known To every one in the ter
ritorN. The fact hat he has been
chosen AIS president Of the new COM
panN. augurs well for its success.
The land which the company pro-
poses to i~rrigate will be available for
settlement purposes Immediately upon
completion OF the company's project.
The settler can then Obtain the land
at a cost of fifty cents an acre. which
money goes TO the territory. and by
agreeing to pay his prorata share OF
the cost of constructing the project.
which will irrigate II land. This wa
ter right cost. however. will not he
made payable ia a lump sum. but the
settler will be given ten years at least.
In which 10 make the payments. rend-
ering the obligation an easy one.
Mr.. Sigler figures that the land
under the project will in the near fu-
turc rise 10 a value OF szo0 to $1,000
an acre.
From o. GOO t oS0. GOO people it is
Expected viii ~colouize the project. and
the settlers on the lands will he or the
thrifty energetic type for which east
rrn and southeastern New Mexico Is
famous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

,,.n.t 4..nt, H.. am the WAY" The w.
q ~ n tlo,t ~Prohfbitior the Real
t.sua ,c,a n beautiful thing, little
girls droesed in white labeled AZ Vari-
n,,e s,.t.s n~arunvlnR "a white decorated
,osnn r,lt,ved ~, aNcV Mexico. rid
mo an b,,rro rho f.. l.. NaShburn
,nr,,a,. had. picturesque array Of
1,boio5 b,,rro4. Wrfeht's trading post
Ma. ,.l{u.. pueblo indian women in
lrtgbt biapkatz carrying tinaias on
,bnlt bo,ds which attracted much IA
,orobfa attention
~, ,,f#., rn9hpr had
.tt.. .uHumrnSe sixteen
~, y,l,e five or six feot in
.,nt.trtne according to the
anl tefq f.,t ~ lumber board
- 49, ond
Ihe ltuppf i~'''''i n.'tr ~S,nans
innp'Il"' '"u"'t' low r,.o mn
W IN nm N'A'H ,t.o, al
"' n',1'', VAN 'Jn1ory
me '''''''''"' .nanso
l"nl WIS 'spi rnnar,t
uy'oi"''" "'I'' - Mo
M"h"R'l - nv A.,
e"ips "i JUS 'HH"'""N
Narad" b',''i'k "piNs 'aI = |nuato
N'rl1Slhs '''N'iiE We
Mlhei"l "'',' "a ,tasar
cr,fnsa 49,. an AZ me most in
"r'a,tnn disnlav. o.a. btp FLOAT Of
49,. uat,h.,s I.rscv p,trv CARRYING u
ramrtna na,y mtleod nv mo cleo
~, m-annantcaI milkor in ,,sc at the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

iH' tss,ad l,v Ter
','' eaI an,orirtendart lanes
~ In 'to - onsfd.r,hl. tnter-
" a,,hIio.
est ~
Gentlemen
Chapter 100 of the Laws OF 1919
chapter u OF me Laws Oh i'V'' p'o
vide that all chlIdfeh OF school : !"
each county OF tne ,ert,'olH sn"" w
vac may" rtn,it, has ar,snn CON
'"Sio""' aIon ana an
c''"''S - la,.s an1 non rn.
loiA' 'i''''' - asi,.ina a., ~roIrouino
lu's'
80 ~ ~. ,nhlic school
f.7vH t''''' ~. to- shau do
''ui'n ,aaa' - ,hc school ia an
'htl3raa Who ar. not SO vaccinated.
=, ,.4,,.a atb. snbooI
HN',H 'u''' ,I ~ nrasant state
Sn'u'' ~ natahie nbvsfcian H.
'hei' Inn p" in me territory of
>. t,,ico. ,ortifving hat said child
.,.,,.,t, nrofcetrd by vaccinations
'r,rtieicate snecifically stating
&C.,, -. NM has bean effectively
,,.3 leaving vcll ~nounc
a.tthtn q nertod Of five years
-. ,bo date of entrance upon
H. s-.hn,t-or that such child has
..n,otod either with or without
- oCfcct within "a period of
49, raantbe nreyious to entering
~ ,,,ani
~ o,in-
y lit u '"e ft,tta1 e,,tes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
OPEN
THIS MORNING
from Zen 10 Eleven
A. NJ; Money Orders VIII Be
CaShed But Not Issued Today

For the heuedt of thr public the
.o,al postofhcc VIII De- open this
from lu to ~ clock ace
.nrline a. Postmaster r. ~. Hopkins
and viii be closed the rest "f The day
reason ~ is being "a legal holiday.
In ihc morning az the irur stated
money orders viii bt cl~h.. tnl none
Niu De- issued to PATRON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

TO tho WHO WEAR TURN
down COLLARS OUR NEW 10th
CENTURY COLLAR SNAPPER OF
FIES THE PERFECTION on COL
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T ChsACk
THIN EITHER, AND LET'S THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL IAuN-
DRY co, PHONE iiS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

WI HANpIE \ FINE LINE OF
FRESH AND CANNED FRUITS.
PHONE Is YOUR ORDER. L. g.
PR NTr n co, IA =. SECOND ST.
PHONE I6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

The H. ". = 81 Highland NJ p
hurch vii serve 600 dinner and
supper THURSDAY commencing ~
ID 90 aud $3.50. OF ln- = Second
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

FOR A TIMER OR PLUMBER
CALL UP CRESCENT HARDWARE
COMPANY. PHONE as.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

The special mail service to Nekol.
Pinal county. Arizona, from CASA
crande. will be discontinued Tho last
day If tho month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
CROWDS SEE
TRADE PAGEANT
YESTERDAY
INDUSTRIAL PARADE IS
BRILLIANT SPECTACLE
PRIZES AN IN
TRADES PARADE

Best trades display. Mat
theWs Jersey Dairy, $50.
Most beautifully decorated
and artistic hoat, santa re
railway. 500.
SECOND prize, W. G. T.. H.,
s26.
Most connie ana burlesque
float. Hubbs laundry, S25.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

Tho annual Industrial npd frsies
Display parade, held Yesterday morn
ing in this cit, liz acknowledge t.
have boz enc OF the most elaborate
and spectacular professions eyer Wit
messed IN Albuquerque The business
men aud representatives of 10 M in
duStries out shonc their best previous
efforts and The results Ncrv beautiful
and unique
The crowds began t. gather rnrly
and hy 10 80 wa % tho parade finally
started there Was a jam OF people In
IA the town town district and a line
Of spectators extending glaat To Rob
inson park. whore the procession turn
ID hack to disband.
Ia addition 10 tho long ANA varied
and gorgeous linr Of floats h parade
WAS made noteworthy by the partict-
patton Of the Santa Re band Learn
ara and Lindemann first and second
bands, Cooks band. Nat Reiss car
nivaI band. Indian school band
Troops I and NJ Of the Third cavalry.
The fan pack train of siXty-fiVe mules
and accessories the city fire depart
mcnts with four wagons and the sam
"a Fr fire department preceded by a
Young lady on horseback with IA hand
some red banner bearing the santa Fe
trademark
The procession vas led by the city
police department under chief McMii-
Ian. Marshal Maynard Gunsul, and
Aide e, O. Wright the fair officers,
mayor u aldermen In carriages, and
Troop I of the Third cavalry under
command Of Capt. Mccoy. The noun.
ted police in command of Capt. tor-
noff, shcriffs under sheriff Jesus Ro-
nero, cattlcmen. travelling men, ira
ternal societies. and Nnt Hciss' whole
carnival i'm line made the parade a.
unusually long varied and picturesque
affair.
L%ieutenant sterling led the sixth di-
vision Win Troop NJ Of the Third cav
airy.
The Floats.
1t Nuuld ho Impossible GO describe IL
d,tait an tho floats. suffice It 10 say
that they were gotten M with great
! originality ana elaborate care ana re-.
fleet the greatest credit on the loca'
business men The Santa Re railroad
had a line of Pueblo indian umc IN
fun Pledged passenger train cmerginf
from the Ration tunnel, With thu le'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
GREATEST PRIVATE
IRRIGATION PROJECT
IN NEW MEXICO

Continued from page .. column y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
POSTOFFICE NOTES OF
THE TERRITORIES
Morning journal Bureau.
Ga MnnsnN Binding.


d~NWINAIlW- =. = VVW ~
The following postmastcrs have
been commissioned in New Mexico:
John NJ. Norris M Bland. Arthur y
Dunn at kingston: Henry Churchill
at Gutter. George f Haag at HaaG.
Curric county: Minnie NJ. Thompson
at Optimo. Mora county.
The 1--WE last named offices were
recently established.
s star mail service will bc cstab-
lished on october 13 between EScu-
Ella ana Tucson. Ariz. with q service
of six times % week.. Thomas r.
Of Tucson Was awarded the
contract at $3.50 g year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15

xx;yx,;f7zir


YOU'LL BE SURPRISED I'D -.
HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WIEN
YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED III
IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
There. no excuse for unsighty gray 81
faded hair. II make, you look old when
you'r. no,-ii's unsshtly end embarrassing.
Hays Hair Health will bnns back the ns'u-
ral color and beauty. and make your han
right. ~luxuriant and full Of youthful vitality
tops dsndruf and falling out. Purely vege-
BE and Harmless, So not "a dye.
1 AND soc. BOTTLES. AT DRUGGISTS.
Nays Marina Soap cures ttE"m-, ed
oIIy ana chapped hands, and alla.nn diseases.
tlis skin Gue and soft, DC druggists, Send
fr free bOnks. THE Cared the aAln' ms
ise 4 the Hair
p,lIo nsy spec. @ Newark. N. J.
j. II. ORIELLY co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
SCHOOL CHILDREN
MUST VACC|NATE
SAYS Mr.. CLARK
Territorial Superintendent IN
StructS Teachers to Deny Ad-
mittance to Pupils Who
Haven't Received the Virus.

The following circular letter to
county superintendents issued by ter
ritorial school superintendent James
+. clark will b. Of considerable inter-
est TO the public:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
THE FIGHT OF HIS LIFE.

Speaker Wadsworth. Of the New
York house Of Representatives. takes
up the challenge thrown down by
Governor Hughes On the subject Of
nominations BY primaries. This IL
fortunate. says the Washington Star.
The subject ~ very important, and
the discussion on both sides should be
led by men Of good standing and abil-
ity Young lin" is rather light
ana youthful 70 measure swords with
the governor, but on the score Of
character and sincerity, he Is all Tint
could be desired. We may expect a
spirited controversy. Machine poll
ties IN New York Is strongly cstab-
lishcd and scientific. and any PROPOSE
ton to change the old order for a
new is resisted with the might and
main of the machines Of both parties.
Governor Hughes has entered on the
fight of his life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
ruT Az I'M no TIN SCANDAL.

The regular appearance OF the NAL
adofous 'cmpioyef scandal at every
session Of the legislature, has been a
standing Disgrace "a New Mexico for
many years past Thcrc u an excel
lent opportunity. just now. for the
present legislature 10 put an end to
the nuisance for All time TO come,
and there ~ no way IN which that
hody could do more to commend H.
self 10 the respect ~ decent people
all over the territory than IN taking
the action necessary to that end with
ont delay.
THE bin which has been introduced
for this purpose, and which was
printed IN fun in these columns yes
terday morning, scents 90 be an cN-
collrnt measure. aud one that would
thoroughly cover the ground. II
amendments are needed, let Il bc
amended, hut by all means let some
measure that viii accomplish the end
aimed nt be passed without delay
fer The good name Of the territory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
No JAPANESE QUESTION.

The Philadelphia Public Ledger
puts the California agitation In a nut
shell when II says:
The American people at large are
not only friendly In sentiment, but
are earnestly opposed to any reyivn.
Of hostile feeling. and would most
earnestly condemn any act OF word
that would convey a different impress
sion. This ought to be so well under
stood that any general discussion Of
the matter is 0 only Unnecessary
but may Itself suggest the possibility
Of what should be set down as impos-
sible. The Japanese must know that
California Is not the United States.
ana IN the United States there simply
is no japanese question =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
OF INTEREST no NEw MEXICO.

YOU mpt have overlooked the fact,
but fact It Is. nevertheless. that UNI
tiii that bin passes, and We arc adj
mlttod TO the family of states, con
gross has just AS much right and
power to regulate local affairs ia this
territory as IN the District OF Column
bia and that being the case. the fol-
lowing becomes Of more than passing
interest IA New Mexico, and especially
10 iirv ~~"..- ~ ..;os = Washing
ton letter says.
Representative Olcott. Of Sew
Work, has introduced IN tho house the
most comprehensive measure yet
proposed for She regulation 81 auto
mobiles In the District Of Columbia
and the territories of the United
states Tho bin provides that an au-
tomnbilrs shan be registered with the
secretary or commerce and labor. tho
nling fee for such registration being
81 Reorganization Of a secondhand
machine shall cost 81. and m%anufao-
tuners shall be allowed duplicate ccr-
ulohtes for any number OF a certain
0pe 60 maehine at nny cents each
The speed at which automobile
may hr pn shall be reasonable and
proper with due regard Tor traffic
and of danger to life. limb and pro-
perry Nothing in this provision shall
haf g suit for damages hy any Injured
party Each machine shan h. equip
ped with "a brake and hrll norm or
some other instrument To give warn
Ing ct approach Two white lamps
shall he carried De an hour after sum
set until an hour before sunrise 80
tne mathiHt IS in operation
in c1so of accident the machine
shah stop and ~ requested to do So
thr owner shall give any inauirins
person the Registered number ct hi-
machine Due Warming shall b. given
of approach at a4 times. and upon
signal from the driver or nervous
horses the machine shat Dee stopped
D. penalty foi failure Co register
90 ohserv. the speed restrictions
shall be- q sine Of not NOR, than siee
or thirty dass in iali. or both. and
Tor violation ~ any other section. $50
q and ten days in tstl Immediate
hearings shall be- sisrn All siels;ars OF
h act and bail shall not be- required
iH excess 81 the maximum nnr Nio-
iatiens ny drivers Of natl wagon.
sHHN pf frlerird 81 the QQstmasier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

that wc shall guarantee a given num-
her Of acres "a b. devoted to HE cul-
tiyation of sugar bects. The men to
cultivate the number Of acres re-
quired 10 meet tho condition can
easily be had II they can buy the land.
by the payment OF Il very high
price for Il. but men Viii not buy
Land unless they can be given title to
II. ana the holders Of land viii not
themselves - make titles be-
cause il would subject them to taxa
ton. And thus an enterprise which
would be Of almost lncstimable value
TO the town. the county and the ter
ritory. ~ IN danger Of being indefln-
Itely postponed. for the benefit Of a
tax dodgers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
GOOD MATERIAL.

Anent the cabinet which Judge
TAFT h. building. 1t has been truthfully
remarked that ns to good material no
republican president since Mr. Lin
coins day ever had a more bountiful
supply AZ his command. Experience
now is largely with the republicans.
They nave been IN power 50 long.
many Of them are veterans in office.
Twelve years running have brought
them numerous opportunities, and all
have been improved The result Is
a large number OF trained men equal
TO the highest duties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
AN INVISIBLE POWER"

In talking about the Inauguration.
which Is a. question OF privilege lust
now in Washington. and always IN
order. the star has a good dead to
say about the important part always
acted In such functions by the much
talked-of secret service. n then
relates the following
The most perfect organization OF
that kind Is probably that Of tho
russian government. whose secret po-
lice service covers not only the vast
realm OF the czar like a network. but
whose numerous agents can be found
In every place Of importance through
out the world.
An interesting experience with this
invisible power of the Russian gov
eminent by an American, who is wen
known In diplomatic as well as lite
rary circles-Jeremiah Curtin-is H.
Illustrative of the fact that oven the
walls Of private residences in foreign
countries have occasionally the invis-
ihle ears OF the Russian secret service
IL was during the time that h. was
accredited as special envoy of the
American government at the court of
81 Petersburg. that Mr.. Curtin went
for a visit to London while there he
received an invitation Tor a confidcn-
tial visit to Chislehurst. then the resi-
dcuce of the %dcthroned emperor OF
tho French. Napoleon.
The Emperor wished tn learn from
Mr. curtin the sentiments OF the Rus
sian government in regard to a rcstor-
alton af the French empire. hut Mr.
Curtin though wen vcrsed on that
subject disclaimed an knowledge Of
IT,
soon after his return to - Peters
burg Air curtin had occasion to con
Eratulatc himself on his prudence
Meeting the then premier of Russia.
Prince Gortsehakon. the prince asked
him whom ne had mct while in Lon
don
= saw some American friends" Mr..
curtin replied cautiously
q hscvv been informed. Gortscha-
kuu said suddenly. that you paid Il
visit 10 the eN-emperor OF thu
French
Mr curtin was surprised az this
fer his visit ." c%hisiehursi MS sap
posed Ia b. r. secret.
! know G~ortsehakon continued
smiineiy. the whole OF your CONVEX
sation with Napoleon. and Z am very
much obliged to you for not telling
him my Views ON his restoration 60
the French throne
These views of Prince cortseha-
kou had been strongly expressed u.
had said that hr would never help
that reach RASCAL to regain ~.
throne
A. th' Interview az Chislehurst no
.ons Rgt Napoison and Nr Curtin had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
STARVATION WAGES

THAT hundreds OF girls who pa
fadc Broadway az night are victims
Of the present day industrial system
and that proprietorH OF stores and
factories are to a great extent espon
sihlo for sueh conditions was the
declaration of Miss Maudc + Miner.
a prSbntion officer, who addressed
the eighteenth annual meeting Of the
New YORK Consumers league. az the
sfuyycsant theater, New York. a few
days since. az reported In the Herald.
Men who control these financial
interests. she said, pay as low wages
pos IDLE. and are little for the
moral welfare Of the young girls. who
are ruined because their daily wage
is not sufficient 10 meet their actunl
living expenses"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

France was compelled In the in-
crfasinr number of attractions crimes
10 retnrn To the death penalty. hut
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