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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
4 CARGO OF QUAILS

n Is clear that thc .Childron 81
Israel Ia their w~an8ering~ In the
wilderness did mot eat all the quails.
and one vessel recently brought over
seventy five Thousand n them from
A~ieVandria EggEt 60 London. once
q year anaiis by the thousands go
east from the inland deserts "
gorthern Afriea toward the suez ca-
ana the Red Sea-. and their capt
ors. taking advantage of their inabii-
its 10 ng FAR. catch them 10 huse nets
X ia necessary 90 keep the birds alive
until just before they are cooked.
Otherwise e. use q pouiierers term.
they rapidiy become Eamy In the
above Gems -nment TIE birds wtrs
packed in cases with open tops and
slowed away between decks. The
vpsage occupied about h fortnight,
ana during thti time the birds were
fed daily hy four African attendants
and grain and water. whsu they
Reached th. docks in london only a
few hundred had died. wnieh is cons
sidered mighty soed record FIR 50
arge q namber OF birds This plan
might be- adopted by tho- uha mas
De- Inclined tn foster cur own guail
suppls but instead 90 eating them on
arrival e might be wen To- turn them
faoss ID % evn states ana anus re-
stnek own vanishing supp1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
yALraIsLE THINNING.

Ahaat elttsn years Eo tins neaas q.
the college Is Agriculture - Cornell
university conceived the plan o. or
ranzlag fhe boys ana girls q NeW
York state into agricultural elans The
ngsw aslckiy responded 20 the idea -
having c0gn-grom ing contests and tas
girls wera more thaa willing TO show
what they could 80 in the line q
brtaa-makins aud sewing
To-Day more than 10000 boys and
girls "a che United States ? enrolled
In Junior agricultural ciuhs In their
various contests trey are learning tne
reasons Tor s.ccess and failure IN
eFoaing FaFieas creas in p daiFs,
the aplaEy the poaiuy yard and IN
enc Kitchen ana al parts of Che home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

one o. the most pleasing changes OF
the rear is the revival Of the Marie
Stuart bonnet. either sharp or round
pointed. which Is so becoming 10 the
majority OF women, and from which
d~raDeries hang az from no other hat
form. For the first three months OF
the period Of mourning this bonnet is
made entirely Of crepe, With a black
crepe face Fuching thereafter g white
crepe ruehing may be substituted. and
the bonnet may be bOrdered. in add
ton. with unpublished Jet heads or cab
ochons Also. the heavy crepe veil
worn during the earlier period may
give place TO another OF silk wolfe or
yelling cashmere. The little face veil
Of ribbOn-bOrdered let NAV also be
lsed al this period.-Harpers Bazaar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

The movement thas j. JUST nos max
Ing 50 much progress and attracting
~ much attention IN ttse eastern
states In favor ~ the short baiiot
Is essentially the western movement
IN favor ~ the government y cities
and toHas under the commission form
though under another name
Ana il b. worthy II n0ts 10 passing
shat 20 general reform ID government
ever undertaken IN the United states
made Such progress as ~ ueiDg made
b. tae present movement IL favor ~
a simpler form Of government for our
tomns and clflos-and when the n~w
system becomes general a. it newt
ably win. in tho curse ~ q few years
IL viii save To the people - the coan-
ssy. III the reduced cost u local gov
ernment. a snm sufficient 70 pay the
cost 81 digging the panama canal ey-
cry yeaF. since II m an umaisputcd
fact that taking D whole country
together. nearly Il not quite hair goes
10 graft nna steaiaEe-~lt Items which
vii D. reduced 10 the minimum un-
der the commission form.
The plan n governing cities bs
commission II 10 longer q Western
monopoly. Bedford. Mass Is planning
to ask for such a charter from the
legislature.
Boston adopted the piaH e=as o
month axv.
Orange. n. j. has e cisie eluhl
which IL planning 3 %Introauce q bill
In h legislature along the same
lines
MI Vernon. n ~ has AZ q refer
endum voted in favor 81 She plaza
Enffalo has a biEi IN ihe legislature
for j commission government Tor that
cts. and strong sentiment favaFs u.
The commission plan o. govern
naent vests she entire control az tnc
city 10 4 board 81 five men elected az
large. II completely appiies the priu-
clpEe 81 the short ballot. taai iA onis
q few Officials are chosen az a time.
and they are Ai lmportant enough ~
secure adequate puhlliety ~ that ev.
eEy citizen gets - know whai a. 81
doirg on sitetion dag. lf provides. in
other words short balies which an
ordinary man can vote aiihout the
aid nf "a party label
Almost every dag brings upiice that
ssme important place in some section
u the tountrs has adopted ihe new
system, and during che past season
the governors * b namAer 81 states
have urged upon yhc legislatures the
Importance Of taking action IN uhis
line
At present tht p'an cannot ic pu.
into effect IN ihe towns ana cities ~
New Mexico Tor aant ~ ihr necessary
legislation. hut i gnts without saying
ina thc uext legislature territorial
or state. $50 take sush atiion as b.
necessary 20 enable our various muni-
cipailiios 10 reorRauhc under the new
and better system. Public sentiment
in favor IS the reform Is se strong
that no legislature would take the zee
sponsiblity ~ ignoring e. Tire plnu
touches tbs voter ln ,he pock
nerve. ana 10 member ~ a lesisia.
ture needs 10 DC told whsi that means
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
How Editor kedzie Became
BIoated BondhoIder

NAsFsHFfaNH p 4A"|H t=F
Don II Kedze appears on h list
of directors as ih4 newest southern
Pacific raHroad corporation No one
would have suspected a. Poor. poor
KedxsH. Il blnatrd s~soekhuldsr and
bond oH ner ia one - the big railroad
trusts How udil he ever dare 70 face
his fafl1w editor agafnf u Will take
q long time &c Nee 8san.-New Mex
team.
For fae Information Of the editor Of
the NeH Mexican. and ans other in
t@r@stet editors Me NiM tell how *
when every editor had q pass gr used
% travel - nfteu - a few dollars
were a-aeumulate3 when the laws ~
congress aua fhe action uf the inter
state commerce Commission stopped
the passes the travelling bad 20 he
raid fpr. after having rQde on a
ass e lifetime ID SEEMED ike throw
aag money - the birds 20 pay cash
for q ticket anl consequently we stay
al home. iadHr these cireumstanes
money accumulated faster than lt does
" the pocket Of a ~ formed frunk8F8
according 60 fhe teachings u the tern
paFRHee crater. When this Asemwa3a-
tscm has teKame mi#ldg an invest
went mas desirable When Judge Lev
II AMI Col Randolph proposed build
gg . ipw itns F9aa trum LorlsbaF-
20 tins Colorado river the Liberal
Though this 3 good investment and
heip - the town 50 NitR other local
capitalists he helped finance the pro-
Sect, and aH natural consequence
Aas elected q member ~ the board ~
Directors RI "a an easy proposition
ANY fdiipr can Do 1t n he VIII stop
buying ansHartntiua and stay at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
Bridal Lln.n.

The bridal linen should be embrold-
cred with the three maiden initials
OF the owner. or il only one letter is
10 be used the initial Of the surname.
The work should be well padded and
closely worked IN satin stitch. The
initials on table napkins are placed
across one corner so that when folded
they will be in the center Of the fold.
The initials on the table cloth are gen
orally placed between the c~euter-pieoe
and the carving cloth. so they will
not be covered BY either. or else IN
one corner beyond the salt cellars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
A Covert Attack on Woman.

Thur may DEE something startling
q the average mind in q statement
that Theodore Roosevelt Is a typical
embodiment 81 the feminine in man.
but the thoughtful who do not jump
20 the conclusion that feminine il the
same as efz~minate. OF mistake the SUI
Iuarficial manifestations of character
for It's underlying hoses. may find food
for reflection in sucr g. diagnosis
parenthttitallv. p principal reason
why men find woruen Sc hard 20 un-
stand is that thsy persist iu ron
's3derfnr them complex Whereas In
fact tbs female mind g essentially
Ismpie ia Us processes There Is in
the truly fem nine iittie Of that weigh
ing and analysis that H. aL the base
OF characteristic masculine decisions
and sets The woman sees one thing
90 g time Is governed hy g control
ling motive Tnis. " is Ia may he
case aside at ans moment. and g new
one take irs place. but while IL
stands. ID b seldom affected or racdi-
fled hy the eCnsf8erAtipu % other sides
Of thf question. A woman horizon is
not less distant than 9 mans. but
when gazing At i. D holds np her
hands like binders r seas only the
lsmail zms that "a straight ahead
Instead of ~alio1-ing her eyes ~ sweep
around the circumference Al this is
re- Ay oulg another was * expressing
that ancient and accepted saying that
q woman acts bv intuition rather than
reasar for Intuition y nothing Al all
but The perfectly simple and uncom
ipAcatsd mental process Also i helps
ms understand why a had VIII
icflrH o. snmethinE very noble. 9 good
one something ceniemptDle and why
q 5 nurh safer % count on q mans
acts being iu aEcord With his general
character
Full comprehension ~ this premise
sill 10 FAR 10 classify and Illuminate
RooseVtits activities fis t. pre-emi-
nentiy s. iuind that sees @ thing az a.
time. or in other words works ty iu-'
tuision PCT. and simpl.. one ellect.|
oue method icing IN bis vision. fiis
IL for a time to The exclusion OF All.
even negative its d-sirahiiitr. lie IS
hnnUsi-anv more. h. IS cpckslre q.
even his least impression The thing
that has occurred 10 him is always
TIE onis thing worth doing and his
OWNED wav ~ doing * Is The only.
proper q -rfeefiye 1ay -Duffield.
Osborne IN tho Forum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

THO readers 30 this paper VIII e.
pleased "a learn THAI there 81 az least
one dreaded disease that science has
teen able 90 cur in an lis stages and
that Is Catarrh HALLS Cat4rrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known 20
the mcdical fraternity Catarrh be-
Ing a constitutional disease rsaulrrs
"a constitutional treatment Hairs
Caiarrn Cure IS taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying ire foundation Of tins dis
case. and giving the patient strength
hy building up the constitution and
assisting natHre in doing its work. The
uroprietors have $40 much faith IN rs
curative powers that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that
6 fails % cure send for list 81 tes-
timuniata
Address i. j. CHENEY d CO. To-
.ie1o. q.
sold hv Druggists. T5c
Take HaI-s Family pills for consti-
etaffafE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

other features o. the collection are 81
ara e~eucanaaal value. such Is he his
tory ~ Chira. geography. arithmetic
and grammar.
TIE ccllectlon WIN IT. strong IN the
Torks pg c~pnfaclus and before long
q rM b. possible for "a Chimes %
take hosne affom the library The Beok
.of Rites or THE Rnas - Poegus
and n he e strong u hgiid. the bulky
@Rook Of Historical Document
Chtaafomh alrrady knows - the
innovation. arid 81 exprclei that he
library Viii nnd is departure
uoruIar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

r. RESSING GOWN.-ThIs is a very
useful dressing gown and one that
might be made Of yelling, flannel or
~fanneletfe. II has a big collar. which IS
sut in a point on the shoulders also al
ne hack and front Russia braid edges
(, and II is also carried down the
'front.' Of gown and round The cuffs. The
fullness is drawn il al the waist By
a girdle composed Of plated cord Of
be same color as material, ard fin
shed az the ends By big pom-poms.
Materials required. Seven yards IL
nches wide, che dozen yards braid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

sr. Peav has bcen absent on leave
q total Of fhsrEeea years ard 0ne
month. ana during the Last thFes
rs be has received the fuli ~ q
the rank 81 commands In the navy.
which i morc than the government
mas ever done for any other explorer
in o ginancial way.
~If tne friends az Ar Pvary wish
the government o. recognize his GER
eIee r ihink IL uQaid Re proper 70
nsk d to tofe hiH q gold med-
"a. Undsr this legislation which =
nov proposed he sould set more pay
gaar Admiral nobley p Evans
sthsr aarnirsls ~ the inc.
Sir. Pear endured h~ardsasfs ard
.pYsvaten IN reach sne pole but 20
ga others why NOT make Mat Hen
ssa g captain is are navy az 3 reward
for PISS service inink The proposed
glsAasion bias bssn nl adrisea end
committee voted accordingly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
Nen Materials.

The advance showing OF fabrics for
early spring is exceedingly attractive.
Worsteds prevail, although wooden
serges are well represented.
The new suitlugs are mainly OF a
loose a
They show pretty combinations ~
coiorings. and dainty designs Of small
checks. narrow stripes and snowflake
effects
Homespuns and hopsaeking. though
rather heavy looking. are really light
In weight.
The latter shed dust easily. and Il
is predicted that they viii md srest
favor for spring and early summer
wear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
n MAS


The Nev York World thinks it was
Inevitable that the proposal Is retire
Commander penfY Nith thr rank and
pas ~ . rear admiral SHOULD rouse
opposition in congress and sass ks
Representative Hobrrts of tle house
naval affairs committee sass the dis
covery ol ,he north pois was q iaud-
hhfe feat. but not ln DIN. Uf Outs.
Secfsiau Mcscr IS of the saline mind
* Is NOT reasonable that Commando
Peary as 5 naeal of.lrsr Who has NOT
setn artlee Tor tHtnie sears should
get more pay rhan Roar Admiral ha-
ans an1 othtr admsrsis - tht has "a
tho pending aan rroviles'
Tie committee in reporting ths
measure Adversely ea As vs.
were able to see at oree thtre uas
nothing iu ihe Records ~ Mr Peary.
80 Tor as DIS service fa tho afnt ur
tine nass uag concerned ahloh mad,
him worthy to receive from congress
an annual ssiar of ssoee @ SCAR for
fhe balance ~ his fatnraI Ile
en b. absurd % lroro taat civ-
inau-iar THAT Is JUST what NF Pssry
is-shouia b. made "a NOR admire.
cfihs line uhea Pc s. net even Q nsra.
constructor hut g eitil ensacer in us
navy
while a iauoabie f-aL Mr Pears
reached the nurfh pole. uot 10 th.
periormaBce of ans duty Imposed 30.
on him. but. IS ihc secretarr ~ ga.
nasy Ass o. carrins out q a.f-im.
pssed task
r.nter II ~ u.sv tss4nrlrE 81 l1fl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
Skin Lenu,h.

A table for skirt lengths would run
nus At two years. the skirt should
come 20 the instep; at 3 years. To The
bend q the knee. ana from that age
the skirt should be heightened an Inch
4 yesr. until a. Il a girl Of normal
sire would have her skirts come 10
zithin an niche OF her shoe TOYS. aud
At ls the skirt should the tops
o. the shoes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

an4tar clay MAS Introduced reso-
buttons requesting b interstate com
MERGE commission 70 f4rnlsh Z sen
ate mlta Information about tha cost
+ trsrsporiing matter cy rna4l, eE-
press and freight and tho compare
tive rates. paid ug en- government and
the express companies n the railroads
IS pes IS yates * carriage IN for
en countries and the World thinks
II tneY serve ultimately to eailghten
Postmaster General Hitchcock abou.
onJ-ciags tnatser mai conditions
they wlN not have been ID saln.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
WHEN THE DAYS ARE COLD
Practical School Coat Adapted fer
Girl Of from Ten 10 Twelve
Years or Age

A very practical school coat Is
shown T. this number. It Is a style
that may be copied in thick winter
material or in cravanette for a water
proof. Our model Is lined the front
is cut with a panel which buttons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

1t is 10 b. inferred from certain
opinions recently expressed someW hat
r~0nndentlaliy that men 81 wider
business associations are confident
thag conditions will he sell adjusted
BY spring. and that we may expect
during the summer normal health In
the business world. Already such
early reports as are possible AZ this
tiuas 81 the year begin 20 justify the
hope that the harvests ~ next sum
mer win be she greatest W. have ever
known.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

THE WORST HAS arrived. Zelaya
threatens p write book
TALKING E0b Evans ns succeeded
the belAserent Robert = CID
WHAT a sorroWgiines-isn't Bar
neg kodey coming back after ais
THE POSTAL compauy Is bound 70
avoid even the appearance % evil
80
THE EkGWNSNILf.E regiment b.
~ trouble again Where is Foraker 2
TIE PoPULAE nufsery rhyme nov
q. All good children 81 % heaven
statehood comes in 1871
EDWARD PAYs1N WESTON
ought = he able e. make q noise Ike
Ia polar expedition cut Ia Arizona this
Hsek
now WILL THE lucsy gentleman
who guessed c9Frhtly tne number al
revolutions in Nlcamgua please step.
forward and receive prize
THERE is considerable suspicious
Speculation as 10 the erigIn 81 the
~sug2estion % put sir T Roosevelt ~.
charge q a south p9e expedition.
THE AMAZING facility with which.
Dr Cook changes bis lase from Ice
land TO- chIle In single night makes
.Pnulhan look like the Human snail
THERE Is No u.s. pointing 20 Andy
Carnegie who ls kiekins On his per
.souai tax IN New York Might as sell
borrow that dollar and pay your poll
tax
WILLIAM X. Hearst ana Marx
Smith are about to - ts the floor to
who really got statehood for
arizona Where ases Beveridge coEne
inn
TIE EDEN PROJECT up in san
county is sell named. Il is one
~ 8he big enterprise up in that
.uy which viii MAKE il look lake the
original garden Of the apple.
nfNC0N j. the latest own 10 an
naunee the coming ~ q big tubercu-
lasts ~saniLariuEa. Going some for
Hlncen-huf IL has just as much CHI
mate as any other eld town.
HOBBY RIDERS are good ser
rants. but tsad master Says AIR. Can
non II has hven rgmnred that Uncle
~Jesephus has e hobby or TWO OF mis-
onn, q this IS probably a mistake
PATRIOTISM Is not appreciated as
4 BAs In the daE q our fO~refathsrs-
The two telegraph operators who tied
up tine Union Pacific 81 hile celebrating
LHcnin's birthday were unfeeiingiy.
plnched
II THE INTERSTATE commerce
commission wants On finally make
xo9d. let il come 10 Albuquerque and
investigate the combine Of d coal
barons, the plumbers and the section
director " the weather bureau.
go
ESTANCIA has become a full grown.
citv and will elect g mayor this month
Tua coul8n's keep Estancta down with
even the pr0yerhsal African sitting on
the safety valve IL ypa don't believe
it ~ sorse good cstlSeu over in VIII
iay1
uoM BING CHEW. proprietor Of
the Tom Tong restaurant ln Lords
burg. has returned from Hong Kong
bringing along HON Cir Wah
and Hom Cin Hins. by FnE There is
something strongly suggestive ~ the
beanery Ia An thos@ picturesque
names
TT Is TIE bra2nsfnrma season. one
magazine tells us Mexico Is sunk lr
sasagcfy and ~iaaFbarsm Another
demonstrates that Mexico is the orig
NAL land 90 zhe trre and home 81 tbs
brave. Dl8x is s cruel tgranf and al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

Ronneis for tiny babies are made
Of baby Irish crochet and cut Ike
Dutch caps. They are mounted on an
urdercsp Of padded crepe de chine
The Irish lace is threaded with Tin
satin ribbons OK blae pr rose color. AID.
a big cabbage Ike rosette IS fastened
a. each side. where the cap strings
join.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

Home DFess-This useful dress is
In navy serge OF q soft, fine texture, a
panel Is taken the whole length from
back TO front; the lower sides OF skirt
are then plated and set to the yoke
which is cut In points az the sides.
One tuck is made each side Of bodice
at back and front. it is then set TO a
braided strap which surrounds the
yoke, straps trim the sleeves and also
form bands at the waist
Materials required: Seven yards
serge IS inches wide, one dozen yards
braid, one-half yard lace
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

wen over he left side and quite up
to the throat. where it is finished
with a straight oollar-hand. the point.
ed end OF which is buttoned over 10
the side: the Wristbands are arranged
10 match the collar.
A hat OF stitched cloth IS worn.
Materials required. Three yards As
inches vide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

Think ~ being Obliged 10 pay Sew
eusy-Ive Thousand dollars for the az
fettions 0f Lawyer-poctor- Editor
Hendriek. Great scott, How tbs
prices VI commodities have gone up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

Tho nigh cost of living has been
thoroughly discussed and now the
gev Charles n. sheldon. writing IN
the Independent. calls attention 70 the
high cost n dying He shows that
funeral expenses are even higher
than living expenses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

Al attack Of lne grip is efteH To-
ie.ed b. a persistent cough which 20
many proves \ great annoyance.
-hsmheriain-s Cough Remedy has been
extensively used and with coed sue
ccss for she relief and cure Of this
cough Many cases have been cured
after al other remedies had failed
Sold BY az druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

Possibly Mr.. Roosevelt wlll have 2
program ~ his own for his reception
be- New York. ~ h. had for his de-
partare from waahingtor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

No matter what me terms 81 adj
mission may De. ii Is clear that the
republicans " New Mexico are Esi-
ting themselves In line to hold the
state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

The Memphis News-scimisar Is
about right in concluding that oaa
congressman. having raised their uwu
SALARIES should b. able 70 pay their
own postage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

An Increase o. q cent "a pound IN
tie price uf meat Is tha trusts an-
seer "a the boycott It's impudenee
Is sublime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

weather like that of yesterday. ~
Feariars and March. means an
abundance " fruit ln September sna
october.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

TT Is TEE brasnst0rm season. one
magazine tells us Mexico e. sunk lr
sasagcfw and faTbaTism- Another
demonstrates thai Mexico is the orig
.lna1 land os zhe free and home 81 the
brave. Dlax is q cruel tgranf and q
benevolent patriarch. ths people are
under the heel Of oppression
and enjoy one long peaceful HulQUt
holiday when muck rake meets
.muck rake il Is time 10 order up a
.hromo settler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

ESTANCIA has become "a full grown
citv and will elect g mayor this month
Toa couldn't keep EStancta down with
the ~pF0yerhlal African sitting on
ihe safety valve IL you don't believe
GO. sk sone good cstlxeu oVer in VIII
iUt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17

uUM BfNG CHEW. proprietor Of
'rhe Tom Tong restaurant ia Lords
burg. has returned from Hong Kong
along HON Cir Wah
and Hom Cin Hinz. by fng There is
something strongly suggestive ~ the
.ueanery ia gli those picturesque
names.