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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

subject to entry. including timber. gra-
ling. IMMORAL and agricultural land, q
greater area than the entire state Of
New Jersey. ana tW0-thirds the area
OF the whole OF Massachusetts.
Cutll recently. this land was used
only Tor grazing by the big stock-
men. This is being changed. With
two railroads now building into cen
tfal oregon. markets for the crops
that can Dc raised IN this vast em-
pirc VIII be opened Up. The country
needs No wheat this great undcycl-
opcd territory win grow and wealth
awaits those who win break up these
wide prairies ana transform them into
grain farms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

demands. The initial business is
large, but the recorders are what
promise the best results for tho wool
trade. and these recorders are coming
along in good volume, SO that the
stocks Of wool in mill ~storehouses viii
shortly need replcnishinG.
The extensive sampling Of practi-
cally everything in sight is an ndica-
ton OF Forthcoming business. as mills
do not take so 10 100 bags OF new
woods, except to give exhaustive tests
In preparation for buying. The test
ing Is more complete than usual, oW-
ing to the high prices, and the result
win be some large business within q
week or two, as sales now pending,
with only a fraction of q cent differ
cnce between buyer and seller. viii
be closed right away by the buyer
raising his bid to the asking price
and getting his pick of the woods Of
foIed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
PERIODICAL FIRE
BURNS HALF BLOCK
IN CLOVIS
Volunteer Fire Fighters Save
Entire Block From DeStruc-
tom issuing a Newspaper on.
the Street.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Jonrnail
CLOVIS. y. NJ, Ang 20-Oue OF tho
worst fires That has visited this place
for some time occurred shortly after
two o'clock last night. when u blaze
OF unknown origin was discovered IN
thp rear end Of n bicycle shop on west
Gfand avenue, and burned hair way
across the block of frame buildings
before IL wos stopped at the Dally
Journal building. wher" three walls
were left standing II was the volun-
tccr fire boys, who fighting under
difficulties with short equipment,
saved the day ana prevented the de-
struetion Of the entire block Of bust
ness houses. An buildings were en-
piled OF their goods. which are IN the
streets today IN the rain that has been
falling for more thnn ten honrs. The
Daily Journal Is getting ont It's odi-
ton toduy on regular time. although
some Of the work ~ being done upon
the sidewalk ana IN the street. Tho
loes VIII not DO so great. as much Of
Tho goods Of the houses were saved ,
nnd tho buildings themselves were
some of the first frame bindings butt
here. and were rudoly constructed. Tho
following are the parties who suffered
ia the fire.
Blunt and Jacks, grocery. bicycle
shop Payne Furniture store and Ct
portion Of the Daily journal building
Much Of the property 10 covered by in
sufunce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
Intense CoIicky Pains Relieved.

For some years 1 suffered from
intense coii,ky pains whIln would
come on al umos aud from which !
could find no relief. slys I. :. Mason
of Beaver Dam. Nv "Chamherain,s
collie. cholera and pirthoea Remedy
recommended 90 me by a friend.
After taking a few doses OF the rem
edy | was entirely relieved. That VAS
four years ago and there has been
no return Of the symptoms since that
time This remedy Is FOR sale By
all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
"The Stuck Hog Is the One That Squea|s"

On April the thirteenth The Texas Company opened her one Of
he finest II most complete oil stations eve erected III the
South West tor the distribution of oils n gaso1ines. And for
the first time n the History of New Mexico offered or sale
HIGH GRADE WATER WHITE KEROSENE OIL and HIGH GRADE GASOLINE.
Now NOTE, the sam price vas put upon these HIGH GRADE goods
hat NJ low grade oil nd Gasoli n vas selling fOr (The pond
water" variety with an Indigo Hue"
THE HOG BEGINS TO SQUEAL
Everything goes wei with The Texas Company, an their trade
grows rapidly as the PEOPLE find out the Ugh quality of their
goods. 'But 10 II behold, g" the price OF he Pond Water" variety
decli nes two cents per gallon in barrels. July the l4th.
n now seeing that this cut OF the Pond Water" variety did
not stop their loss in trade, on August the l4th, just thirty
days later, they again ut the price on the POND water" variety
Of oils in bulk, one cent pei gallon.
To HI THINKING, 4" the eason for this cut is apparent. 1t
is your privilege to demand the best for your money. Telephone
256 an We viii tell 20 where YOU al fin THE TEXAS COMPANY S
Yours truly.
f. A. KIMBLE, Supt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
v. h. TAFT|N OREGON
PEN|TENT|ARY
Fact That There Is Nothing in
a Name Demonstrated by
Plight of Forger; Land Hun
ger Bringing Thousands,
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial torrespoDlence 10 Morning Journal
Portland ore, Aus. Ig.-W II. Tatt
Be- serving two years i'm the oregon
r~onltcn'blty for forgery. w II Is =
trusted prisoner and II pays MIN to &c.
Since be can be trusted, ne iH u walter
nc the guards table ana weara oiti-
z"n'g clothes instead OF WORDING ia the
stove foundry an day ana wearing tho
reputation ea1et gray. Though NOT
Wiso enough 60 ko,p ont of prison. ne
convict with the ilhiatiious name
knows That good behavior counts in q
pcnifcntiaty. He weighs close to zoe
pounds, but docs not rtaciuhl, his
nrmcsakc. flo was committed last full
ana the campaign evidently gave him
hu inspiration tie tuuk the NAME,
probably thinking II @ winner. The
name has not helped him amy except
that he Is pointed out regularly to
curious visitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
ACTIVE BUSINESS IN
TERRITORY WOODS
IN BOSTON
Million Pounds of Best
Wool in Market Soon to Be
Taken Out; Sales More Wide
" Distributed Than Usual,

There Is q quiet activity L. the Dos
ton market this week that is suhstan-
tiai and forecasts some unusually
good-sized transactions In the very
near future. that viii take out Of the
market tho best selections Of certain
large lines Of territory wool This
movement viii be initiated by one or
two Of the largest consumers. and the
smaller factors VIII be encouraged
thereby and a few weeks Of old-timc
activity = likely to follow. and it
viii be quite surprising, indeed. II
prices arr not marked up a peg or
two in consequence. Sales Of the
week. We're ft,125.000 pounds, says
the American Wool and Cotton Re
porter.
Tho real big buying in the market
Is a very quiet proceeding. and Is kept
under over for about t%weuty-four
hours after the contracts are signed,
but the preliminary steps are not
given any publicity Yet i sale Of a
million pounds of wool cannot be- Kept
very long, ana such u transac-
ton creates q stir. inasnuch as it
arouscs twenty-five buyers to action,
who VIII come in and make an active
market IN taking out q half million
pounds, Whore the actual sale to the
big consumer did not create u ripple
af 4N.ftgn4gpt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
HOBOS BARR|CADE
HOTEL DOORS
Weary WiIIieS Take Possession
of Room in Deming HoSteIy
and Have to Be Oustod by
Force,


Especial CORRESPONDENCE tC Morning Journal
Demine. y. NJ, Aug. 19.-BarIic1u-
ine themselves ON a room of the CONF
mcrcial hotel in This city. two hobocs,
who sought a warm place to Spend
the night. defiod Proprietor DuBosr,
stating that they were satisfied with
the accommodations ana intended 10
remain. The sheriff was called aud
after some trouble the door WIS
smashed in M the Great UnvJShcd
'apturod after q struggle. They were
given more secure apartments in The
ity Jail
Heavy Hail storm Docs Damage.
Eighty acres OF corn ON the SAM
iers ranch five miles from Drm'ns
were destroyed last night during the
heaviest hail storm ever known W
the Mimbres valley. Pancs were
broken in windows and other damage
lone TO HOUSES and crops. Tho hail
was accompanied by The heaviest rain
Of the season which has thorouehly
soaked the Mimbrcs valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

The fleece situation here is llttl'
changed from thu" past week Thert
Is buying All the time in limited guam
litics, to be sure. ana some deliver
les are hoine made on contracts
signed early in the season. hut spot
business is not of large volume. ONO
thrce-ciRhths and half blood hay"
been sold at 3GH37c. ohio doublc cN-
ira ana above brought 3Sc aud quar-
tcr-hloods brought sac. Michigan
half and three cighths blood brought
35m 36c aud a lot of original Mich
igan sold for 25m2Gc. y lot of 49,
600 unwashed ohio brought 2Nc
Territory Woods.
The active business has been in ter
ritory woods. and the sales have been
more widely distributed than usual.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
secured Woods.

New secured woods are coming into
some prominence, and fairly good
sales are reported in lots running
from ten to fifty bags each. Prices
range all the way from G5 cents T."
Is cents. aud as the mills learn their
wool requirements from week to WccE
these secured Wools growing m vol
umc promise to he quite active They
are available to piece in while orig
iual bags and graded lots are goino
through the securing mills, and th'
demand Is good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
CLARK'S CRUISES OF THE
&C A N D"
(Hamburg-American Line)
$4,000 tons. brand new. W
%supcrbly fitted
HOUND THE WORLD

From New York. October IS, 1909:
from San Francisco. Feb. 8, 1910,
nearly -four months, costing only
$3.50 AND UP, including all sx-
penses afloat and ashore.
Special Ieatures-Madeira. Egypt.
India, Ceylon, Burma, Java, Borcno.
Philippines, Japan. An unusual nance
10 visit unusually attractive plnces.
l2th Annual Orient Cruise, Feb. 5,
Iol0; by North German Lloyd S. S.
'Grosser Kurfuerst," IS days includ-
ing "a days Egypt and Palestine,
500 up.
FRANK c. Clark, Tim"e "''@.. N. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
Pulled WOols.

The woods rating under this classifi-
cation are in a decidedly strong posi-
tion, with customers waiting for about
verifying coming forward, and the
bulk of tho wood available is what is
'cccivcd from week 10 week, as there
rs no accumulation or any grades,
Extras. \ suprrs and Il supcrs are
practically ont OF the market, and it
vim be several weeks before the
growth of the lambs wool Will class
lfy into T. grades, SO that prices are
nominal, But a range of asking
prices is presented that brings the
clean cost of pulled woods up to a stiff
figure. but Il price FUZZY as likely to
advance as to decline. Trading is Of
1 hand-to-mouth character, both from
necessity and from choice.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO WIN MAGNIFICENT AWARDS
TEN TOURS TO EUROPE As District First Prizes

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Aug :
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social
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
TEN BERMUDA TOURS
AS District Second Prizes

q
the Bermuda Islands the Land OF the Lily and the Rose
Islands have atacvenss and charm peculiar to themselves In
the Bermuda distributed her gifts with lavish hand ana
created an ocean Paradise of surprising beauty.
With its picturesque scenic beauty combines Incompatible
objective point OF an annual pilgrimage The Berudas nave pcome
ideal winter
the climate is usually the climate in the
Bermudas is always comfortable.
Wasngham. which residence in
is where Tom Moore the Irish resided during his
caabash under
in this
vicinity it is little wonder that he wrote:
could you scenery
That beneath window lies
You'd think that avished here
Her her softest skies
To make a heaven for love sigh in
live saints die in
Close wooded bank below
In calm the waters sleep
And to the sunbeam proudly show
The coral rocks they love to steep
The complete itinerary arranged is
commodaons including dining service being provided
Tuesday. July 27eae New York by Quebec Steamship Co.'S
Steamship Trinidad 10 A. from Pier A. North River foot OF
West 10Th
Thursday July 2s--Due to morning
Thursday, Wednesday, Aug ito be Ber-
muda The OF interest these beautiful Islands be
diversified the vegetation
brilliant pumage birds picturesque coast line
contributes greatly the attractions
and blue
provided day
old the capital of the islands Visit
fishes steamboat trip the Reefs
Dockyard is visited excursion and also the
Wednesday 4Leave Bermuda the morning for New York
Friday Aug 6-Dne TO arrive in New York
Sunday. S-Due o a
The provides from the time of leaving
Detroit until the time of returning An experienced guide will be at
the disposal of the tourists during their stay bermuda
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
DIVISION OF DISTRICTS

equalze competition Detroit been dd
districts follows:
DISTRICT ONE.
the Woodward the north
the city limits by limits La Sale Boulevard
and Sixteenth ST. and on the south by Warren Ave
DISTRICT TWO
the north
by the city limits the west by the city limits and on the south by
Michigan Ave.
DISTRICT THREE
All territory bounded the by Junction Ave- the north
by Michigan Ave- the west by the limits aud the south
by the Detroit river.
DISTRICT FOUR
territory by north
BY Michigan Ave- the west by Junction and the south by
the Detroit river.
DISTRICT FIVE
All territory ing by north
by Warren the west by Sixteenth ST. and the south BY
Michigan Ave
DISTRICT SIX
An territory Of by the
north by Warren Ave- the east Chene s. and on the south
~ Gratiot Ave
DISTRICT SEVEN
~ er9ry bounded on the west by woodward ave on the
,a-d and on TIC south by the D roit river
DISTRICT EIGHT
An oil East Grand boulevard on
Mack Ave aud the city limits o ihc east by the city
limits, tho south by the Detroit river
DISTRICT NINE
tl territory bounded vcss Ny IN Tho nofh by
tic lily limits the east by Ve y limits ami on the south o
Grafton to Mack and Mack Ayes.
DISTRICT TEN
TERRITORY Woodward Ave- he
north by city the city limits and Chene ST.
tie south by WarreV Ave
Contestants must enter the they reside but
outside solicit subscriptions and votes
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
Every Woman in Detroit
Invited to Compete
HOW TO WIN THE PRIZES

who desires o the numerous attrac
prizes should look that this advertisement Whch
determine which district she
the nomination ballot and send in to the Contest
according the each ballot
ballot hundred will count huy
urged get in their al
nomination ballots the earliest pos
sufficient number Of nominations
will be made the contest
placed in nomination..
secured in greatest numbers and with smallest
securing subscription The Detroit Times
rapidly ballots issued sub
scpOn count in votes il only necessary TO state
with single suhscrtpt Jon payment for hysX months
special ballot is issued for 600 votes
The should Immediately and all her
subscription The Detroit
perfect campaign oganzaon and make vigorous and
who would like Of the attractive
rather reminding herself that has within
her qualities which will her victorious begin immediate
ly and make an energetic campaign for the prizes
Of subscriptions and
is peasanost
prise making thcr first The contest campaign has
things common VITA The political campaign and with
the exercise their potl
Ingenuity gencralshp IL is fully fascinating
advsabilty OF maxi ng early be too
The the has divided
into periods and votes given with each subscription IN
period the second than
third the fOuth
Moreover field clancst for the and
secured with given effort than future
the viii
of The contestants fcnds and give the contestants
raigH prestige which pame factors for success
Lev c)ntempates entering the contest clio
the nomination ballot and after filling IL out according
the instructions printed each ballot send II in TO The Contest
EduoS
Any enter upon the
Editor fuller information contest
and how to win the attractive prizes will he gladly furnished
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19

Tho prizes. will he awaI
ditious 81 the contest.
Any woman resident OF
The ballots 10 determine
ton ana singls ballots will h
the ballots issued for subscriI
The nomination ballots "
votes on nOmir alton ballots.
The special ballots will O.
for votes according to the 70
new subscriptions twice the n
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19

the greatest number OF votes according TO the con-
tween 16 * may compete.
= ballots. nomina-
The Detroit Times The special ballots Will be
subscribers TO The Detroit Times
will be permitted receive than 5000
only each.
length the subscription Special ballots will count
the schedule IL old subscriptions On
.ledi, lie is civ
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19

'arded TO the contestants who
4 Detroit Of good character he
- the winners of the prizes viii
hr the ballots clipped from the
ription payments from either old
viii count nifty votes each. but
:. The single ballots viii count
count for votes ina proportion TO
following schedule. The number
number OF votes shown in the 5
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
NAUGURATED BY THE DETRO]


The will
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-05
AFTER THE MONEY.

VIM. Goodwin. in addition TO hav
ing a number OF things on hand, is
something of a Chicken fancier. He
has made practice Of having a
number of birds at the fair each
year and this season plans TO go into
the business a little heavier than be-
fore. This year. however. he Will de-
vote his energy to one breed alone
and will put on display full line
Of buff leghorns. forty-two in all
This is enough to capture every prize
in that class, and Mr. Goodwin is
confident that he win get the largest
share OF the prize money.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-05
ON HIS WAY HOME
FROM EASTERN TRIP
A Former Tempe Man Has Been See
ing the East.

F. w. Hoisapple OF San Diego ar
rived here yesterday morning. He
is now on his way home from an
extended eastern trip. Mr.. Holsapple
was here about a month ago, and
the day after reaching his home in
San Diego started east. He has been
on the go almost constantly since
then. though he did make one stop
of little over a week in New York
state for a visit with relatives The
trip was principally one OF business.
but he found time to mix a little
pleasure in with il. and see a good
many points Of interest.
He found considerable cold weather
in the east. and the day he left snow
was falling. He reports that in Kan
sas and the western part OF Texas.
the farmers are suffering a good deal
from lack of rain. II has been more
than usually dry there the past few
months. Along the Mississippi river,
above New Orleans. for he returned
that way. he found conditions just
the opposite. There had been too
much water and much damage had
been done by floods The river had
been out OF its banks in many places
and houses were piled up against
trees.
Mr. Holsapple plans to remain here
at least until after the fair in PhOe-
nix next week.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-05
WITH A WORLD OF ONE MIND.

Nothing has been more interesting
to us in the recent experiments in
aerostation that the spectacle of the
collective human mind bending itself
in so many times and places at once
TO the solution of the same problem.
In America, in France in Germany, in
England itself. the experiments have
proceeded with an impressive stimuli
taneity. The success of the Wrights
may be the Vespuccian avatar
of the Columbian genius of Langley,
but they will merit all the glory they
will have won If they really reach the
continent while he touched the shores
of the islands in his little regarded
ventures. The Germans may be said
to be only working forward from the
old balloon ideas of the eighteenth
century, with cumbrous dirigibility
&c; their supreme achievement. The
French aviators, like the Wright bro
theirs. have adopted and improved up
on the principle of the aeroplane as
Langley imagined and applied 1t; yet
all these explorers and inquirers in
the uncharted realms Of space have
worked together with one aim. and
with wonderful simultaneity have
forced a tangible result from SCIENCE.
and proved. now more, now less. con-
vincingly that the air is as navigable
as the ocean. The event is apparently
the effect of concensus of, minds
on the point of central interest, and
the fact contains the germ of a truth
which may be made to flower and
fruit perhaps in every field of in
quiry Out of the scattered hopes and
vague beliefs instinct in the race ever
since men began to watch the flight
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-05
NOTES OF NEWS IN
AUTOMOBILE LINE
Another Southsider Brings q Machine
of the Duro Make.

Tempe has reached a stage in the
automobile game where now and then
enough items regarding the machine.
can be gathered in a day to put them
under separate heading. Such is
the. case today
George Dobson is the latest to join
the ranks of the Tempe auto owners.
Mr. Dobson has had a slight attack
Of the fever for long time. but it
did not reach a serious stage until
last week. when Harry Thompson in
terested him in the Duro car. Mr..
and Mrs. Dobson made a trip to
Phoenix in the machine yesterday and
in a short time Mr.. Dobson will be
running car of that make. tThe
machine has been ordered by wire
from Los Angeles and is expected
here in week or ten days. The ma
chine is the same model as the dem
onstrating car Mr.. Thompson is using.
but of a different color
AS an Illustration of the practical
use Of the automobile. il is related
that the past two days at the Frank
enberg corral. where large bunch Of
cattle were being branded. there was
at all times a line Of from two to
five machines on the side of the cor
raj. The buyers Of the bunch. Taylor
and Jepsen. both use machines and
several others who have cattle inter
ests depend largely upon the auto as
a means of transportation
DR.. Moeur's machine is laid up for
few days on account of necessary
repairs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-05
KIDNEY OR BLADDER
DISORDERS VANISH
A Few Doses Clean and Regulate the
Kidneys and You Feel Fine

A real surprise awaits every suf-
ferer from kidney or bladder trouble
who takes several doses OF Pape's
Diuretic. Misery in the back, sides.
or lofns. sick headache. nervousness.
rheumatism pains. heart palpitations.
dizziness, sleeplessness. inflamed or
swollen eyelids, lack of energy and all
symptoms of out order kidneys
simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination ESPECIALLY
at night, smarting. offensive and dis
colored water and other bladder mis-
cry ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder, or feel any rheu-
matism. begin taking this harmless
medicine, with the knowledge that
there is no other remedy. at any
price, made anywhere else in the
world. which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure as a fifty-cent
treatment of Pape's Diuretic. which
any druggist can supply.
II is needless to feel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prepar
alton goes at once to the out of order
kidneys and urinary system. distrib-
uting it's cleansing. healing and
Strengthening influence directly upon
the organs and glands affected. and
completes the cure before you real
iZe IL.
Only curative results can come from
or any mercantile agency will tell
you that Pape. Thompson & Pape. of
Cincinnati. is large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Inly curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic. and a few
days treatment will make any one
feel fine.
Accept only Papes Diuretic-fifty-
cent treatment-any drug Nstore-any-
where in the world.