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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
THE WEATHER
FAIR.

Washington, Feb. 10.-Forecast for
New England: Fair Friday; Saturday
increasing cloudiness, followed by
snow; moderate north winds shifting
to northeast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
Boston Foreca st.

Boston. Feb 1O.-Forecast: Friday
fair and continued cold; Saturday fair
with rising temperature; moderate
westerly winds diminishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
1904
lc CIGAR

ann L.. E-. CIGAR.
Increased sales in past year 4,04S67i.
Moa ay',s worth to the smoker tells the
@"s" z n sI-r.I.rvAN.1 sole qproprie-
M. Manchester. N. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11

va. will sail for Europe next Tuesday
for a protracted vacation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
HOTELS

BROOKLYN HOTEL, S6s lst st. 8 blocks from
Market-Modern hotel; board and room 81 and
s1.25 per day; $6 to $50 per week; meals, Is
cents; first class service; choice rooms so
cents; family rooms 81; rooms per week. Sc up;
free bus. CHAS. MONTGOMERY. prop. flor
meriy Of the American Exchange Hotel, Mont
gomery's Hotel and Brooklyn Hotel. Bush ST..
HOTEL BR1STON,~ Ais o'Farrell :st-All mod
ern conveniences: and bath, $50 per
month; center of business section: single rooms
$250 week up; country trade solicited. -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION

S3o-s35-6 r.; 1881 Noe mr. Market
$30-5 r. and b.; garage; modern bun0,1o--.
407 Diamond near 21st.
S27.5o-6 r. and b., 4123 18th near Dt,po,s
S20.25-4 Z. and b. each: 1853 Folsom nss-
10th; sunny, modern fats
$19A T.; 81 Hermann near Valencia
$16- +. and b.; 1861 Path near Harrison
Sis r. and b.. 932 Castro ST
S13.50-4 =. and b.; 154A Langton near Folson,
STORES, ETC, SOUTH OF MARKET ST
AND MISSION
$50 mo. each-3 stores cor. 5th and Clara sts
$27.50-Store, 1865 24th near Harrison.
J. W. WRIGHT & co.
22s MONTGOMERY ST,
MILLS BUILDING.
o
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
BOARD FOR CHILDREN
ALAMEDA

Alameda, couple of children to
board; mothers care; pleasant surroundings;
references required and giysas Addxass box
Bill, CaH ofhce, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
MALE HELP WANTED.

a
First class upholsterers, mattress makers and:
men and women to learn mattress making; high
Bernard Mattress Company, 7Se Mission st:
Crescent Feather. Company, 10Th and Harrison,
Continental Bedding and Manufacturing Com
pany, 1886 Bryant st. -
John P. eleese & Co, 18th and York st:
John Hoey Co, Rhode Island and Alabama
McRoskey & Co, 18th and Harrison SITS.
sas SITS
WANTED Experienced fancy goods salesman
Apply supt's office. from to IL a. M, HALE
BROS, INC, Market and 9Th sts., s. F.
WANTED-Men quick. to learn a trade in
months instead Of years; no expense for in
structions; automobiles, electricity. plumbing
brick laying; actual contract work; 200 stu
dents last year; catalogue free. Apply 1923
Market ST.
IF. you had 8 or 10 acres of our rich. level land
FOR OS So Natter So% 20 iSou Sou
GREssnSE RI RRkITY GO Co. $50 % satter ssi st A'
MEN and women, learn the barber trade; posi-
tions guaranteed; not supply demand for
our graduates; expert Instructors; we teach in
weeks and pay wages while learning Call
and let us explain the Moler system. 2s4 Sd st.
ENTERTAINERS, singers and dancers, come
disns, amateur professional; steady work;
good money. Apply between and p. M,
BECKER'S CAFE. Sc. cor Eddy and Taylor.
A No l advertising man Immediately for high
class promotion work; S25 per week and com;
mission. Call or address COS Berkeley National
Bank building. Berkeley.
WANTED-Experience presser on gents clothes.
Apply write the California Dyeing and
Cleaning Works. 3s7 West Santa Clara St,
San Jose. Cal
srENoGRAPHER wanted for correspondence and
general office work; state experience and sal
ary expected. Box 2253, Call office.
DOUGLAS HOUSE. 75s Harrison st. nr. 8d-Now
water; rooms 25c day: s1.26. $50 week.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WATCHES AND
DIAMONDS. EASY PAYMENTS; REF. REQ.
BRILLIANT JEwELRY CO.. 7o4 MARKET.
WANTED young men to learn nice clean busi-
ness; will pay S15 TO $25 week 915 Van
Ness av.. 211.
wANTED-eOO men to occupy rooms 2Oc to SOC
per night free bath, at the NEW YORK, 75S
Howard st. between Sd and 4th.
BLACKSMITH wsnted-An all around black
smith wanted; good wages. Address f. A.
SCHRADER, Livermore, Cal.
WANTED-A young man to work in drapery de-
psrtment- Apply HALE BROS. Inc. 18th and
Washington sts., Oakland.
office.
PHOTO coupon agents wanted; good proposition
SCHAFFER, e San Pablo av.. Oakland.
THOROUGH packer of furniture, china and brio
l. a-brac wanted. Address box 21s6, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
APARTMENTS.

Aa- =. IA
=: ALTA CASA. POWELL AND CALIFORNIA.
opposite Fairnont-Four to six room furnished
with hardwood aoors. tiled bathrooms. open
nreplacesi. safe In each apt. :. furnished with
Turkish rugs and mahogany = the service of a
;. the elegance and privacy Of a home; refs. re-
CURED Under the management Of MRS: N:
CHARLEMAGNE apts..; 1885: Geary st--5 ana 4
rooms; references; lawn; garage for. tenants-:
ARIZONA APARTMENTS. :. :.
sonth side of::Californa st. just east of Powell
These apartments present q: number: OF advan-
tages:* adjacent to Fairmont hotel and leading
clubs short walk to business sections: theaters
and cafes The view is ma gnifcent. coinman nding
the entire bay and shore liner eonveniences in
clnde: janitori elevator. steam heat hot and cold
water:= Apar tments of 4: s. and 8 rooms. ranging
In rent S45:.to Sa5.E Open for Inspection: =
:. :: BAEDWINi & :HnWEIiL. Agents, -, =
: - -
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Three candidates were obligated and.
FIVE applications received at Wednes=
day nights meeting OF milk wagon.
drivers union No. 226. A quarterly.
meeting will be held next Wednesday
night, when the final vote will be.
taken on amendments to the bylaws.
and constitution. Quarterly reports:
will also be read.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

At the last meeting of marine cooks
and stewards association of the Pa
cifc coast, Eugene Burke was in the
chair Secretary Steidle reported ship-
ping fair for walters. Nominations
were made for delegates to tho coming
convention Of the international sea-
mems union Of America.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS
sAIEsAfEN WANTED
Continued

statesmen WANTED.
We want experienced suburban real estate
statesmen for city and country work Automo-
bile transportation. names of prospective buy
ers and other assistance will be given to com
petent men. Our properties are attractive and
our statesmen are making money. Apply at
for particulars.
NJ. T. MINNEYs
1859 Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Machinists' lodge No. IS at its last
meeting donated $500 to the strikers
north and south and voted $45 for
sick benefits. The Vallejo lodge sent
$3.50 for the strike fund. z. H. Misner
has been chosen delegate TO the Los
Angsles convention of the state fed
Grafton Of labor. Two candidates were
obligated and three applications re-
ceived.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Next Monday will be carpenters,
night" at the Chutes. There will be
dancing until midnight under the aus
pices Of the floor committee Of the Bay
Counties district council Of carpen-
fers Carpenters can obtain free tick
cts from Secretary Maxwell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
BERKELEY HSKP. ROOMS

PRINCE ST., 1S07-S modern, sunny, furnished
house keeping rooms; separate entrance; pri-
vate residence; near Grove and local. Phone
Berkeley 501S; adults
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Fifteen candidates were initiated and
Is applications received at the last
meeting of cooks helpers union No.
10. The local donated s25 TO the
striking cooks and walters in Spokane.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
HOUSES NORTH OF MARKrr

sI5o-Sr $50 and b.; 296o Scott corner Filbert.
stuuO-so u-.saol :. o. Kitchens; newly papered and
tinted; close to Fillmore and Hsirbf
Sep T.; 2Q29 Vallejo nr. Laguna; view
500 T. and b.: 2217 Van Ness mr. Brosdv,v
S35-I T.: 1Io3 Buchanan mr. Posi-
500 r.; 1853 Pine mr.. Cough
Slo-o r. and b.; 1T12 Broderick mr. Pine
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

WANTED-Salesmsn; If you have made good,
need you. Address box 2264, Call of1rft
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Porters' and bathhouse employees
union viii hereafter meet in sheet
metal workers hall. Fourteenth and
Guerrero streets. The next meeting
viii be held Wednesday night. 0cto-.
her y.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
STORES, LOFTS, ETC. NORTH OF NfARKv,r
STREET -

$15O-Loft. 26x137;6 #. ID floor: passen0er .r5
freight elevator; 125 Geary 81 near Grant nu
s125-Mezzanine door; 125 Geary mr. Grant sv.
Sioe tmay be Iessl-Large ground foor space
$4I5o-Large basement, 40x60 TT; elevator
$36-Store. NE. corner Union and Iarkfn 81.
35->Store. S2SS Sacramento near PresfdIo a.
S30-Large store. 419 Pine near MontronnerT
S30-Large store. 1760 0'Farrell near FTiimcy-.a
S30-Space in new market; unsurpassed iocattoo
S25-Store; for creamery; $40 Cole mr. Csri
S20-Space In new market: unsurpassed Iocs 10,
$3.50 to $S0-Large. Light rooms. suitable fo-
light manufacturing or sample rooms A9r
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Organizer E. A. Trembley of the
international garment workers union
viii leave this week for Los Angeles
TO be present at the sessions of the
state federation of labor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
name Of Joseph p Wall, No. 344-443; the find
-er. will please return to bank; unless same is
returned within days new book will be is
sued TO the applicant
LoST-Prestolite tank 3491s, county road be
tween San Francisco and Menlo. Return To
MRS. S. Il. PALMER, Merlo Park. Suitable
reward.
LOST-Diamond ring. between 26th and Valen-
cia and 18th and Mission SITS. Return to us
Bartlett St. reward
DoST-Englsh terrier bitch; white with black
spots; name Daisy. Return to 734 Octayia st.
and receive reward.
LoST-Pa.r Of gold glasses old fashion, in yicin-
+: itv of 110 Day St, 29th st. cars Finder
= return to 1Io Day st. -. ,:,..>'s
LOST-Diamond ring with three medium sized
stones; reward 961 Deavenworth st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
!. AGENTS. WANTED. :

WANTED4-Reliable correspondent in each town
" ship for a: collection agency For particulars
* address Mr.. ALLEN. 2S7 Natona ST.. $. #,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
BOARD FOR CHILDREN

MOTHER whose children are grown would take
entire charge of young child; sunny yard; best
of care. MRS. B.. 1866 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

At the last meeting of garment
workers union No. 1s1 Mrs Jennie
Walmsley and Miss May Cummings
were elected delegates to the state
federation OF labor convention in Los
Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Joseph Cresse and Walter Randolph
will represent coopers' union No SIS at
the state federation Of labor conven-
ton in Los Angeles next week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

At the last meeting Of marine fire
men. oilers and water tenders union
the following nominations were made:
For president. Thomas Farrell; for vice
president, William Davok; for financial
secretary. Patrick Flynn; for recording
secretary, J. Gill; for treasurer, Andrew
Trysl; for directors. Thomas Rooney.
A. J. Auliffe, D. Toomey, J. Connolly,
c. J. Lauren. Dennis Malloy, G. B. Wal
colt. John Collins and Charles Ander-
son; for patrolman. c. J. Harrington;
for branch agent at Seattle. John
Carney: for ianitor. James Gallagher.
The books and accounts Of the local
have been audited and found correct.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

The sum Of 500 was donated to- the
Los Angeles strikers at the last meet
ing OF electrical workers union No.
15l E S. Hurley and r L. Eltringham
were elected delegates to the state fed
Grafton Of labor convention. The in
ternational assessment of so cents is
now due and should be paid to Business
AGENT HamiL
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

WANTED Experienced fancy goods salesman
Apply supt's office. from to II a. M, HALE
BROS. INC, Market and 9Th sts., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

The smoker and high 3inks given by
grocery clerks union on Thursday
night was well attended A. varied
program received approval and light
refreshments were served.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
BERKELEY Rooms TOILET:

2 :FRONT rooms, newly furnished, separate or
:: en-. suite; references: Phone Berkeley 476. :.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

Three candidates were obligated at
the last meeting Of carriage and wagon
workers union No. 6. and six .apphca-
tions received. The petition being
signed throughout the city for the re-
movaI of immigration Commissioner
North was indorsed by the local.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
FLATS WANTED

Sunny lower fat: 34 rooms; piece or garden;
north OF Market st. and near car lines, Wsnteu sa
nv elderly man Address box 22S4. Can otnce-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

It was thought that everything had
been adjusted satisfactorily in Stock
ton and that the union carpenters
would 20 to work Monday at s4.40 a
day. When they appeared on the Jobs
the union. men found some nonunion
carpenters at work and objected. The
various business and commercial asso-
Citations interested in the settlement
called the contractors association. and
the union men together. Each side.
il is said. has agreed to abide by the
decision Of the citizens arbitration
committee. The employers. it is assert
ed, wish TO keep their nonunion help.
but hereafter viii employ union men
only.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05

A young fellow who applied recent.
ly for q position with a wholesale
house. said to the manager: Il have
here a letter of recommendation from
my minister"
Head of Firm: That's very good
so far as it goes, but we don't need
your services on Sundays. Have you
any references from any one who
knows you the other six days Of the
week?"
Everybody thinks that he can read
character in the human race. But
you notice as many people continue
10 be swindled as ever. The Oli Man
says, philosophy may soothe an aeh-
ing heart. but not an aching head
[ guess the best way to avoid a head
ache is to have your lat properly
conformed. When you buy a hat IN
our store, yon will buy it from IN ex-
pert hatman who viii see to il tina. II
Is properly conformed so that il win
fit perfectly yet comfortably. This is
the good old winter time, or very near
it, and unless you are fully supplied
we want to sell you your fall hat. We
offer you everything now in soft and
derby hats in our celebrated SO grades.
or in Stetson's famous hats at 50, S.
and up. In either grade you viii get
the best hat value obtainable any
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05
OPEN AND
MUCH DESIRED
RAIN FALLS
Dust Clouds Vanish Before
Heavy Downpour Which Is
Welcomed in City and
Country Alike,

1t has been dusty, so dusty, az TO
make joy riding a grief for many
weeks past and the heavy d%ownpour
of rain which started last evening
about half-past four O'Clock. was
hailed with joy by not only the farm
ers. hut city jewellers as well. on the
rural highways the dust has made the
roads well nigh impossible. and at
though the mud will likely do tho
same for "a few days. the change Is a
welcome one. The rain which fell for
a good part OF the night is proving
the heaviest for "A long time iu cen
tral New Mexico and from the way il
came up it is surmised that the pre-
cipitation is general all owe the ter
ritory. Rain is always needed, but to
assure good winter ~pasturage, il is
especially needed now, and the more
OF IL the better. Incoming visitors on
the trains report plenty Of rain west,
and. ia fact, in all directions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05
DR.. MCORMACK IN
CITY TO SPEAK
TONIGHT
Widespread Interest in Lecture
on the Gospel of Good Health
at EIks Theater This Even
ing.

Or. j. n. Mccormack, the eminent
medical lecturer who has been adj
dressing large audiences in various
New Mexico cities for some days
past. arrived in the city last night
from Clovis and Roswell, n VIII
make an address ut 5 o'clock
tonight at the Elks' theater on
the subject Some things ABOUT
doctors which doctors and other peo-
pie ought to know" DR.. Mccormack
appears here under the auspices Of
the Bernalillo County Medical assoc
citation which has sent out invitations
to the public 10 be present and near
one Of the best popular addresses
ever delivered in Albuquerque. lor'
Mccormack, who is the apostle OF II
great popular movement for the CON
servation Of people is a splendid
speaker. whose addresses have been
received by large and delighted aud
fences all over the country and VINO
Is doing q great good by awakening
the public TO the Importance of
ing efficiently after the public health
He will undoubtedly be greeted by n
large and representative gathering OF
Albuquerque people this evening.
The lecture, as the title indicates.
Will not be a dry, technical affair, II
win be interesting and entertaining.
Few men have appeared on the pat
form in Albuquerque who nave had
the experience and the opportunities
that DIR. Mccormack has had n 1t
is safe to say that his lecture will be
a treat. He was met at the Santa re
station by a reception committee ana
escorted to the home Of DR.. j. W.
Elder, whose guest he Will be while
in the city.
DR.. Mccormack win meet with the
physicians Of Albuquerque in the
Commercial club at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. His lecture at the Elka
theater tonight will commence at $
o'clock. Invitations have been scat
tered broadcast throughout A~lbuquer-
qle. and il Is quite likely that the
theater Will he filled to its capacity.
Seven hundred personal invitations
have been sent out and general inVi-
tations have been sent to all labor
union organizations, lodges u secret
societies. Mayor Felix H.. Lester VIII
preside at the meeting and a humble
of prominent professional and lay
men will be seated on the platform.
At the conclusion Of Or. MeCormacks
lecture brief addresses will be made
bv superintendent w. d. Sterling OF
the Albuquerque schools n by Judge
u. A, Mann.
Boxes in the thenter have been re-
served for the city council ana
county officials; for the faculties OF
the University of New Mexico and
the Albuquerque high school, and for
the Albuquerque Ministerial alliance.
The reception committee which VIII
greet the guests at the door of the
thoater consists OF DR.. =. G. Cornish,
DR.. c. A. Frank. Or. Bakes, DR.. w. G.
Hope, Or. yesterday. DR.. De Ia
vergne. DR.. Robert Smart. DR.. J. II.
Wroth, DR., j. r. Pearce, Or. y. }.
Patchin. Or. S. L. Burton, Dr. A. g.,
Shortlc, Or. T.. osuna n DR.. w w
Spurgo,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05

through the east and New England
states as well as through Colorado
and Utah and farther northwest. col
Harris SAYS that the campaign
against the Roosevelt influence ana
the Roosevelt candidate for governor
in New York is being wased with UNI
paralleled vigor and that the defeat
of the colonePs candidate is the gem
eral conclusion.
Looks like a democratic victory to
me" said Colonel Harris. Colonel
Harris believes that owing to the
financial unrest and disturbed condl-
lions incident to this campaign, not
ably affecting the railroad interests,
investments in mining and sheep ana
cattle enterprises are more popular NJ
present and that New Mexico should
benefit thereby The turning of the
attention Of capital to this class Of
investments in the west Will heip
New Mexico. i'm spite OF the handicap
Of a rather poor season down here
the past year.
Colonel Harris says that lie finds
conditions generally fairly prosperous
in the east and throughout the coun-
try and believes hat the agitation
against the high cost of living arises
largely from the higher standard of
living that the people are seeking
nowadays. AS long as the farmers
are getting the money for the pro-
ducts and getting a good price the
country ought not to complain, said
the colonel.
Colonel Harris is enthusiastic over
the commission idea of tariff reform,
believing thai an able and impartial
commission which investigates eondi-
tons carefully on obth sides of the
Atlantic. taking up one schedule at a
time is much better than an eX-parte
revision by a congressional committee
where the Interests have by far the
best Of 1t in the hearings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05
TWO LONGFELLOWS
MAKE THEIR BOW
At THE CRYSTAL
Pair of Elongated Vaudeville
Artists Do Eccentric Dance
and "BeII Hop" Stunt That
Brings Down the House

The Two Longfellows," one six feet
four and a half inches in height, and
the other six feet three, are holding
the boards at the popular Crystal
theater these days, and are handing
forth q bunch of laughs that are
hard to beat. The Longfellows are
well named. They can stoop lower
ana reach higher than any other two
persons in Albuquerque. Either one
Of them have 10 stand in the same
place twice 10 make a shadow, Last
night while II was raining the Long
boys walked along the streets ana
the r%aindrops failed to reach them.
But the Longfellows make good use
of their height on the vaudeville
stage. They can conVulse an AUDI
dence with their funny antics. eccen-
trio dancing, clever dialogue n vocal
work. "The Human Telegraph Poles"
do "a "Bell Hop stunt that is the
extreme limit, Attired in tight tit
ting bell boys uniforms, they do a
little sketch that Is the funniest thing
by far that has happened In Albuquer-
que during the season.
II o enjoy a real hearty laugh so
TO the Crystal and see the "Longfel-
lows" If they don't make YOU laugh
until the tears roll down your checks,
there Is something wrong with YOU,
The sketch put on by the Longfel-
lows IS fully up to the crystal stand
ard. II Is as funny as it can be, but
at the same time It is refined and
high class In every respect. If you
can't see the new show today, don't
fail TO sec II tomorrow. In addition
60 the vaudeville, there will be some
splendid moving pictures-the kind
that only the Crystal shows-the best
that are manufactured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05
Distinguished Physician
to Lecture at Elks' 1heate1

clergy and all friends of the chaplain
arc cordially invited to be present.
There will be no refreshments. u
members of the local post appreciate
the distinguished honor paid thelr
comrade by the veterans OF the Unlteu,
states. and viii thus give the general
public a chance to congratulate Mr.
HARDWOOD.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05
RECEPTION FOR THE
CHAPLAIN IN CHIEF
Comrades of G. X Warren Post
viii Do Honor TO Dr. Thomas
Harwood at A. o. u, W. Hall
This Evening,

Complimentary 10 Rev. Thomas
Harwood. newly elected chaplain-in-
chief of the Grand Army Of the Re
public. the members Of q. X Warren
post No. Q. q. a. r. ~ this city. viii
civ. Is r~eccntfan TO the venerable
chaplain tonight at ESQ n A. o.
4. ". hall An cN-soidiers. the mem
hers OF the Woman's Relief corps.
Ladies OF the O. a r., sons Of Vet
Grams. spanish War veterans, d
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-05
TWO TO ONE ON THE
DEMOCRATS SAYS
COL. HARRIS
Betting in New York Is Against
Roosevelt Says Albuquerque
Man Back From Extended
Trip Through East,

The betting in New York at pres
ent or hen ! left there n few DAYS
ago was two % one against Roosevelt
m the present campaign i'm the EN-
pire state said Col A. w. Harris.
the well known capitalist of this city.
who "a Just returned from "a trip