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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
HIGH SHERIFF GETS
WORSIlD BY HIS
DAUGHTER
Miss Mabel Ballard Married
Right Under the Nose Of Her
Unsuspecti0g Father at.
Clovis.


Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journall
ftasweli N. M Jnnc 2l.~ sheriff
Charles E. Ballard llm night receive
sa i confirmation 0f the news that
his daughter Miss Mabel was married
laaf Mandat at Clovis to Sip Free
man tlse pemlaf second haseman on
fHe santa ~ fuilrpads baseball team
Hl Clovis The wedding was roInun+
Iie nnN aud NieNeriN carried nut 80
aa ~ defest tha wit ~ me parents,
should tiies ahlpDt sheriff Ballard
wits e8 h# was ~ santa ne with five
pfisanefH fHr the prnltontnrg airs.
Ballard Miss Mabel and three smaller
children Wefe riding on the same
train en their waS t0 Los Angeles
far sammer visit At clovis the
prrna valley train arrives iui hour
before the train icuyes on the Bclcn
tutsnff purlng this hour Miss Mabel
9iiu Is bui HefnntHen years Old. went
IN town eifh MI Freeman and in
fht short sptee nf time was married.
l;etHfuins t. the train the bride Tee
8iaed hff mother and father and rec
aamfd her Journey without telling
anyone she ia upw in california
Hfih bar mntler and docs not rten
ne# Chat tire news pf her marriage
naa lfHled ~ This end of the line. Miss
48iiard IS Hne 0f lioswrils rrcttiest
0Hd ulast peWalar NaunV ladies and
ber MANY friends here congratulate
Slip ~ eHe,utnR snrh clever coup
right NHdf the nose ~ the high sher
IH iimsaif
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE BY THE
ADM1\ISTRN NTOR TO
CREDITORS

Estate of Jose Francisco Candelarla,
Second, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. was on the 7th day OF June
A. D. 1910, appointed administrator
by the Probate Judge, of Bcrnalfllo
County, of the Estate of Jose Fran
cisco Candelaria Second, deceased
therefore, notice is hereby given to
the creditors Of, and all persons, hav-
ing claims against said deceased, to
exhibit" them with the necessary
vouchers, within the time prescribed
by law, ana also all those persons
indebted to said estate aforesaid, to
come. and settled with, the under
signed within the time prescribed by
law, after the first publication of this
notice. to said Antonio Jose Chavez
Second, at the office of Modesto C.
ortiz. So 4 40 West Central avenue,
Old Albuquerque, n. NJ, which office
tho unde. signed selects as his place
OF business, in all matters conneeTcl
With said estate,
Dated June eth, a. u. 1910.
ANTONIO JOSE CHAVEZ. 2ND.
Administrator Of the Estate oi jose
Francisco Candelaria, Second, De-
ceased.
June 9-f6-23-30
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
BIC DIMONSTR NTIoN II
HELD IN TOWN on DI,NINf..

pcming \. A. June 2l--A spc-
cial edition 0f the Graphic announced
ihtt statehood Was assured There
upon e celebration touk place Tho
whistles blew. anVils were fired, bells
We're rnne, girls parudod horseback
cNrfiug tiHgs. automobiles decorated
ln rcd white and hiue jaIned Tho pro-
ressl"n and the hNnd played patri-
otic 1ify The people made an en-
thHsiastc demonstration and there
WHs rFcrN evidence nt general satis-
,Wum ANA publication nNp the fact
thnt New Mexico IS at last after the
McntN Years to become a state
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
NtM STAR PINNED 10 THE
~ AG AT lake NItTHIR.

Take Arthur \ 81 june 2l-
Lake Arthur received the news ~
thc signing fthe statehood enabling
ACT With ntonSo enthusiasm
.fe committee trranscd pro-
gram for Hn ctrh celebration and
Ht & nllnrk au Immense crowd gath
cred ai thc corner ef Broadway ana
Main streets tu fuke part ia the flag
raising Miss EdIih Holder daugh-
ter nf Maser $ " Holder. pinned .
neN nd hirhiv decorated star on tho
fng which wos raised while the brass
hsnd played The Star Spaugled Ran
nrr aud the people ~honted and shot
tutiis
Mr q. Va Butler ln short. cuthusi-
truy speech called attention ta the
newest and brightest star and invited
Che people to another celebration at
the Commercial club rooms az 7:3o %.
m. whore a more elaborate program
Nts carried Quit
THE room which was highly deco
rated wus packed a. aNtrnowmr hy e
crowd which enjoyed speeches by 6.
~ iWtltr. T. II. GFegs r. e. Jack
sHn. toAafs hN twenty school girls.
readings hy Aliss HELEN Mcbride Mrs.
D. DtdA and Nj kof Allison. ln-
lersuprstd hN patriotic selections nv
ihr Lake Arthur brass band
Altogether it has been notable
day in Lake Arthur the peopie giving
themselves over 90 expressions of en-
ihus.asm and joN hecause of the pros
poets ot oarh statehood.
--.i-
$500. Ask Mr Rure $500.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
GEORGE +. LEARNARD, tSeal
FRANK A. MARTIN, tScal)
JAMES T. LEARNARD, tScal)
Territory of New Mexico County o
Bernalillo. o.-ss.

Territory of New Mexico, County ol
Bernalilo.-ss:
on this g7th day of May, 1910, be-
fore me personally appeared George
=. Lealnard, Frank \ Martin and
James T.. Leai nard, to me known 10
be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument,
and Acknowledged that they executed
the same rs their aree act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l. have
hereunto set my hand and affiXed my
notarial seal this 27th day Of May,
1910.
(Signed) THOS. y. WILKINSON.
Notary Public. Bernalillo County
y. NJ
CNotarial SeaD
My commission expires April goth,
1914.
Endorsed. 40. 646l. cor. Reed
Vol 6. page Co. Articles Of Incor-
poIation OF LEARNARD L1NDE
MANN Co Filed in office Of Seere-
tary Of New Mexico, June 3. 1910: Q
a. m.
NATHAN JAFFA, Secretary
Compared G. r. *. to j. @.
Territory of New Mexico, County Of
Bernalillo.-ss.
This instrument WAS filed for rec
ord on the 10th day Of June, 1910. at
4:10 O'Clock p. m. Recorded in Vol
"B' Mise OF Records OF said County
folio 5S1.
A. Z. WALKER. Recorder
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23

r. - Bowler Ut Bowler BROTHERS.
len last night for The Estancia valley
where his firm is putting in test
wen
j. so Philips % Handale. went to
Fort WORTH TeNas last night % be
gone few weeks On pleasure trip.
Harry Hubbard. sou of q. +. Hub
bard. has accepted position with
the s y. railway company al Tucson,
Ariz. undor r. j. Mend, roadmasfer
m lhai nInle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
Territory Of New Mexico.
office Of the Secretary
CERTIEICATE or COMPARISON

/. Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory Of New Mexico. do hereby
certify that there Was filed for record
in this office 1T nine O'Clock n m,
on the ninth day oi June, \. d. 1910
Certificate OF stockholders Non-Lia-
bility OF LEARNARD LINDEMANN
co. (No. 64G2) and also, that ] have
compared the following copy of the
same. With the original thereof now
on file. and declare it to be a correct
thereof.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of the Territory or New
Mexico 1T tho CITY Of Santa Fe, the
Capital, on This ninth day Of June.
a. y. 1910.
(SEAI.) NATHAN JAFFA.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
Territory Ct New Mexico. County of
Rernalillc.--ss

Territory Ct New Mexico. County of
Bernalllc.-ss
or this 27th day Of M9y. 1910. be-
fore mo personally appeared George
J.. Learnard, Frank A. Martin and
James f. Learnard. to me personally
known to be the persons described
in and who execnted the foregoing
instrument and they each acknowl-
edged that they executed the same as
then free act end deed
WITNESS my hand and seal the
dev and year last above written.
tSignedD THOS. y. WILKERSON.
Notary Public, Bernalillo County
(Notarial Seal)
My commission expires April 3Oth
1914.
Endorsed, so. 6462 Cor. Reed
Vol 8, page 60 Certificate Of stock
holders Liability If LEARNARD
TINDE4EANN co. Filed IN office of
secretary of New Mexico, June .
1910; g. m
NATHAN JAFFA. Secretary
Compared G. F. X. to J. @.
Territory OF New Mexico, County Of
Bernalillo.-ss
This Instrument was filed for rec
ord on the 9th day of June 1910. at
4:10 O'Clock y. m. Recorded in Vcl
n" Misc of Records OF said county,
folio $50
A. E. WALKER, Recorder.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
NATHAN JAFFA,
Certificate of Noni liability OF stock
hOIdcre ~ enInnrd Iindennann % 9

This is to certify that the UNDER
signed. being ali the original incor-
poratCrs. who have filed the celtiii-
cate of incorporation OF this company.
the Loarnard Iindemann Co, ="
thereby associatirg themselves to-
gether into corporation. under and
OY virtue OF the provisions OF an act
Of the legislative assembly of the Ter
ritoiy of New Mexico. entitled AN
ret ta regulate the formation and
government Of corporations for min
ing, me- nufacturing, industrial and
thcr pursuits. approved March 15th,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23

Ayers Sarsaparills IS tonic II does
not stimulate. II does not make you
feel beuer one day, then as had as ever
the next. There is not drop OF alcohol
10 IL. You have the steady, even gain
that comes from a srene icnic. ASK
your doctor aii about this.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES


Territory at New Mexico,
office of the Secretary.
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON.
J. NtthAn Jatta. Secretary of the
Territory nf New Mexico. do hereby
certify that there Was filed for rec
ord ia this office al nine O'Clock a.
m. on the ninth daN Of June \. ~.
1910. Articles ol Incorporation uf
LFAENAKD LINpEMANN co. tNo.
6ssll. and Hlsn. that ! have COM
pared tho following copy of the
simc. with the original thereof new
ON tile and declare it to hc n correct
transcript thcrrfrom and of the whole
thereof
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal OF the Territory Of NrW
Mcxlco. al the city of santa Fc The
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23

1905. for and on behalf of Themselves
all other stockholders who may ~
come associated with them. ana s,id
corporation. do hereby declare that
there shall oe no stockholders liahn,
ity on account Of any stock issued r.,
the said corporation. end thai su
stockholders of said corporation shall
be exempt from all liability on Az
count Of amy stock issued to or held
by them, except such liability for tba
amount 81 capital stock certified Il
have been actually paid. in properte
or cash at the time of the com.
mencement Of business, az ptayidea
for and in accordance with Section "a
Of the said act Of the legislative ne.
scmbly. under which said corporation
Is orga ni2cd.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
incorpofators Of the said noorpora.
ticn have hereunto set their hands
and seals on this the eth day OF Nav
1910.
(Signcd)
GEORGE p. LEARNARD. (Soan
FRANK a. MARTIN. (sean
JAMES +. LEARNARD. fseaD
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-06-23
LfUe Webs From Mequ SNexico and Arizona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southeast

capital. on this ninth day Of June.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
By G E O. Fl T C H

umbrella over hat An extraordinary prize
will be offered for tandem navigation
contest-the gentleman to carry an UNI
brella over u 36-inch. fourstory hat and
look pleasant for distance of 100 yards
standing start
TEN years ago the plutocrat alone Wore
the fur-lined overcoat with the Persian
lamb collar. To the great mass of the peo-
pie this overcoat was very familiar through
the cartoons.
Nowadays the fur-lined overcoat with
the Persian lamb collar has joined hands
with the automobile as the hail mark of
prosperity. 1t is in fact the next step
above the autGmobe. A great many peo
Pile drive automobiles who do not yet
feel themselves equal to the task of sup
porting $500 overcoat in the style 10
which it has been accustomed. The Per
sian lamb overcoat has therefore replaced
the automobile as a sign of excessive
wealth Unreasonable prosperity is now
divided into five classes. Beginning at the
bottom. they are as follows: Glass A: The
man who owns automobile. Glass b:
The man who owns Il fur-ined overcoat
with Il Persian lamb collar. Glass C: The
man who owns aeropane. Glass ID:
The man who owns a steam yacht. Class
Il: The man who United States
senator.
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shment. l hastily bought a ticket and en-
tered the train. The fat president was
sweating ut every pore He had found
fairly clean seat in the general coach, but
smoking
But it's horribly filthy. l can't stand it
in there he walled.
Oh yes you can they assured him.
Lots of people have to stand it every day"
And they took him forward.
The train started after il while in Il lam
guild. uncertain way. The track was hor-
the president watching him closely. His
suferings were pathetic. The car was
crowded and suffocatngly full of train
smoke Cinders were thick Beside the
president drummer sat. He vic
tim of the road of many years standing.
and as the train jolted along he told the
president. not knowing to whom he was
who would such road. As we stop
ped here and there more people crowded
in Once we waited hour while the en-
ginecr repaired the engine. At two O'Clock
the president appealed to his guards.
I'm faint with hunger he moaned
Cant l even get bite to eat and place
to wash up?''
We're two hours late" said the guard
And there's no place to eat within TWEEN
ty-tive miles. Nobody ever washes on this
road. There hasn't been towel on the
train for ten years.
In something more than an hour we
reached the eating, station; Fifteen min
With II sob of relief the president rose
stifly and fought his way from the train.
Younger and more active men brushed past
him in mad haste. He fell from the step.
because it was three feet from the ground.
Brushing off his clothes, he tottered feebly
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

ing swiftly wa" over pe the western plains got of
Utopia on through train. Well fed. com
Portable and pleasantly treated. left the
train with reluctance at the junction where
| was to take Il branch line for my destn-
alton.
AS | left the train there followed an
elderly. pompous gentleman in state of
great detection. He WAS accompanied by
two Utopian guards The elderly gentle
man was plainly worried. Several times
he hung back.
asking too much My health is not good.
1t may kill to ride that accommodate
tion train.
"Others have to ride on it. no matter
what their health" said one of the guards.
And their complaints have produced no
effect upon you. Come along.
Much Interested. | asked Il smiling station
dent of the railroad" he said For several
years this branch has been n disgrace to
the system. He has paid attention only to
his main lines and has let the branch lines
suffer Now he has been sentenced to
spend week riding up and down the line
on the accommodation train. He'll be glad
enough to make !, change when he comes
back. They all are
DO you mean this is a common method
Of reforming railroad presidentS? | asked
"Of course it is said the station agent
ut is Il common method of reforming every
body in this country If you impose on
anyone the government sentences YOU TO
endure the same imposition. We get rid of
lots of hogs that way. You should have
when few of them were sentenced to
walk all day in the middle of the street
and dodge cars.
Determined to see the result OF the pun
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
ESSAYS ON AMERICAN CITIES
Los Angeles

IOS ANGELES is situated In the orange
u Favored atmosphere of southern Cali.
forna and at the end of a loo-yard tourist
ticket. Its name is pronounced Lose An
ghayais" by its friends and Lost Angels"
by its enemies. 1t contains 100000 people,
divided almost equally into three classes:
Winter dodgers, grave dodgers and tax
dodgers.
Los Angeles was invented to furnish rich
people comfortable place in which to get
rid of their money 1t is the American
paradise of tourists. Winter is a total
stranger in Los Angeles and 1t is possible
ut any time of the year to go out on the
front lawn in that city and spend happy
afternoon killing dandeions. The city is
very bracing to emaciated invalids and ex-
tremely facilitating to the pocketbook. 1t
contains more millonaires, automobiles.
orange trees, real estate agents, skyscrap
crS and interurban lines per capita than
any other city. 1t is composed in equal
parts of sand hills and flower gardens. work
dodgers and job hunters and wind and
sunshine. The Lose Anghaylayan will
fight for his city at the drop Of a criticism
hut fortunately he is too we'll Isolated to
lie compelled to resort to much warfare
Los Angeles hopes some day to be the
metropolis of the Pacific coast. 1t is ac-
complishing its end by enticng the tourist
to come thither and tempting him to re-
main permanently and invest his money In
Los Angeles real estate. When this is
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

w HEN the sun commences to warm up
w and the spring rains start Then
Uncle Sans flood prophets begin to
have Il busy season. and though most reo-
pie are unaware of their existence they an
nually save millions of dollars worth of
property and many lives
Chief of the Weather Moore has divided
the country into forty-four river districts.
containing five hundred sub-stations all of
which are equipped with river gauges.
The readings from these instruments are
wired to the weather bureau at Washing
ton each morning at eight O'Clock, together
with information concerning the rainfall
and general state of the weather. and all
these figures are then added to daily
map showing the flood probabilities for the
following twenty-four hours The gauges
are great measuring rods, which are driven
to the river bottom and extend higher
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

done he cant get away and must help lip
Angeles has recently thrown the rascals
out. but it is still considerably afflicted
with merchants who sell souvenirs to tour
lists for triple prices. 1t is not the biggest
city in the world. but there is nothing too
big for it to tackle. 1t isn't afraid, even
of the Hartman system.
ID ERSPECTIVES of the new spring hats
show a structure extending upwards
of three feet from north to south and a
foot and a half upwards. 1t is strongly
but lightly built. the framework being of
selected hickory and the covering of silk,
plush burap Warpng surfaces and Il
rudder are provided in the shape of feath
ers and ribbons. A peculiar feature is the
fact that the chauffeur will be placed un-
der the machine and will furnish the mo-
tive power herself. thus insurng perfect
control except in cases of Il high wind or
very narrow street car door. An avia-
ton meet of spring hats will soon be held
in Central Park, New York. at which
prizes will be offered for the best records
for the following performances: Navgat-
ing against the wind, adjusting hat and
starting motor in shortest time. navigating
without hairpins. navigating 36-inch hat
through 32-inch doorway, navigating with
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into the restaurant. Forty men were eat
n { like He m %sded Th ss was m f one pss
dip waitress with a bushel of blonde
hair received his order with lofty calm
Your turns coming" she said, supercili-
ouSly.
But I've only fifteen minutes to eat in!"
he howled deesparingly.
hGure right pard: said d. tr rave nett
This road is run by idiot"
Five minutes before train time the Zip
walt waitress gave the president some cold soap.
tough beef AS he finished the SOUP and
wrestled with the beef the engine bell
rang. Come on" cried t.e guards grasp
AS the president staggered out the res
taurant keeper rushed up. do l get my
pay" he said menacingly.
Better pay said the guard. The
How much:" asked the president.
Seventy five cents said the proprietor
him a dollar and was hauled upon the train
just as it started. .of all the outrages!
he yelled. dancing with Indignation, This
is perfectly Infamous
sat With him lin The road is the d. s o.
and they call 1t the pamnable and Out
rageous.
the pres ID nuns e feeby rose and
2 the water tank IL HE ttps the ths
and looked in Then he fell down on the
floor with groan
The tank inches deep in dust.
Must he do this for a week." | asked
the guard.
You know who he isY' he replied sus-
Yes / said and don't envy him.
HE must serve out his week. said the
guard But We are relieved every day
to terms on the third day. Ii he offers IL
double track this line and spend a million
on 1t we are authorized to let him walk
back to the main line"
went to nv hotel that night firmly re-
solved to become citizen of Utopia.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

Waters. the Mississippi river. was sched-
uled to overflow its banks in 1897 and two
weeks ahead of time the flood men told of
its coming they We're scoffed 1T and called
"a lot of foolish scientists ut Washington.
Wasn't the old river flowing calmly be
tween its banks with signs of rising.
But when the worst flood In fifty years
came ut the time predicted. bursting the
levees. and submerging more than 10000
square miles. including hundreds of cities
and towns. the people of the Mississippi
valley began To think the old scientists
might know II little something. The timd
folks who took warning saved more than
Sloooo.oOO worth of property. which was u
thousand times more than the whole Hood
service cost that year
When in 1903 these crazy scientists
foretod twenty foot flood wave 1T New
Orleans nearly month in advance the
levees We're strengthened and all movable
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Uncle Sans Flood Prophets By: NJ Hamilton Talbot

property near the river taken to places of
safety for the people had learned their
lesson: and when on schedule time more
than twenty foot rise came the work done
had saved /, large part of New Orleans and
other places from any great amount of
damage.
The range of forecast is dependent largely
upon location. and the nearer the riv"r's
mouth the longer the warning can be given.
Along the upper Mississippi one to two
days warning he relied upon. and be
tween Memphis and New Orleans ten days
or more will elapse between the danger
signal and the coming of the flood. How
ever along the mountain streams and rapid
running rivers of the eastern and Pacific
slopes often one days warning only can
be given Pittsburg. the greatest coal.
iron and steel center in the world. is most
unfortunately situated in respect to flood
warnings of any of our great American
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
POT SHOTS

In the case of the statesman, pride
generally goeth before great snow
fall.
Strictly speaking, "Suffragette"
ouoht to be a woman who would like
Just little suffrage, if you please.
The beautiful thing about building
castles in the air is that you don't have
any plumbers strikes or water rent.
Removing the tongues Of a great ma
iority of US would properly be classed
as CELEBRATIONS and improvements"
The man who favors the square deal
believes in getting ahead by running
faster, not by tripping the other fellow
up.
The lonely and neglected tomato can,
emptied of its contents, reminds US of
nothing so much as the lonely and
neglected politician who has lost the
precinct which he used to deliver.
Travel is great on dimensions. 1t
broadens the mind, deepens the appre
Citations, elevates the tastes and flat
tens the pocketbook.
A thrifty man is man who gets as
much fun out of planning to spend his
money some time as he would if he
were buying Holsters with it right now.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
THE COST OF LIVING
Twenty years ago

MY dear it's scandalous the way
IVA The Joneses put on style.
In luxuries and mere display
They beat us by a mile.
They've Turkish rugs on all the floors,
Which are as smooth as glass.
They have push bells on all their doors.
And cook their meals by gas.
"Extravagance' is much too mild;
Their rashness makes one groan.
They have maid to mind their child:
Likewise a telephone.
Their house is heated with hot air;
They've a piano new.
And here's thing to make you stare!
They have a bathtub too!
MY dear, your lover is quite poor
1vA And simply must live.
Though of his love YOU may be sure.
He has not much to give.
Our Turkish rugs must all be cheap;
Our bathroom fixtures too.
A maid fear, we cannot keep.
This will be hard on you.
Our cottage only has hot air.
Our hardwood floors are pine.
Our phone, fear. We'll have to share
With others on the line.
And oh. my dear, cannot buy
A pianola now;
ON our piano we must try
To play by hand somehow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

In the case of the statesman, pride
generally soeth before great sno"
fall.