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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
Piece Of Steak VS.. Touring Car
Reduced To Mathematical Problem Difficult Solve
Escape the Brown Taste

Ldfe's increments are divided into
two classes the essentials and the nom
essentials, or necessities and Injuries.
Necessities may be epitomized in
piece Of steak; the luxuries or nom
essentials in a. touring car. A piece of
steak may be given a fixed value of
s % and a touring car at $4,000. An
other way of dividing those increments
is High Cost of Living and the Cost
of High Living. What then is the re-
lation between the two? How would
the old Greek who would have movee
the world with a lever figure it out
because he would have done just that.
It may be all Greek but it might look
about like this:
H. CHI LIS .25:$3000, or
P. S.:T.C.:-$ .25:$3000
H. c. meaning the high cost Of liv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
FEDERAL COURT CONVENES
IN TOMBSTONE ON NOV. =

Tombstone, Ariz., Nov. 5.-United
States court will convene in Tombstone
on November %, when the federal
gran djury is called to convene in reg
ular session. There are still on the
criminal calendar of the federal court
90 indictments against L. c. Hanks
former cashier of the First National
Bank of Douglas, charging the making
of false entries on the books Of ma
tional banking institution and the mis-
application of funds of the First Ma
tional Bank of Douglas.
A case entitled Frances Cammack,
alias Mecklem VS.. George n. Mecklem,
an action to annul marriage contract,
is also on the docket awaiting trial.
This is the first case of its kind to
be tried in Cochise county and the out
come Is manifesting much interest In
local circles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
BOX PARTIES.


Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfit en-
tertained with box party Thursday
afternoon at the polo games, compli-
mentary to Miss Anne Lee Gaines.
In addition to the hostess and honor
guest the party included: Miss Kath-
rine Coles. W. K. MARI, Ralph Hen
derson and r. T. W. Moss
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. H.
Russell entertained with a box party
at the races, in honor of Miss Anne
Lee Gaines, who will be one of the
charming fall debutantes.
The party included: Misses Anne
Lee Gaines, Wanda Race, Frances
Clark. Lillian Newton and Eileen
Hague.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

lard Coldwell, Wallace Downing. Ira
Berry, Vance Stewart, William Walz.
j. NJ Ridley, George Wines, James
Curtis, and others.
The coming out dance to be given by
judge Leigh Clark on Monday evening
at the Toltec club for his daughter
Miss Frances Clark, will be oneeof the
brilliant social events of the season,
and is looked forward to with much
interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

many different kinds of germs, only one
of which has as vet been isolated and
bred. Others will doubtless be identified
before long, and it seems not unlikely
that eventually a sort of shotgun vac
cine" will be made (the product of sew
eral mischievous species), which can be
used in any ordinary case as a sort of
general preventive. Meanwhile, however.
nose and throat specialists are adopting
the practice of taking germs from the
breathing passages of each patient, and
making a vaccine from them, for use IN
the treatment of that patient only
Bacteria in Plants.
The germs OF colds, of course, are bac-
teria-that is to say, microscopic plants.
1t is very interestinn. then, to find IN
the pollen grains of certain higher
plants, including the grasses, goldenrod,
and ragweed, a poison or toxin" sim
liar to that produced by the cold
microbes. In autumn, when these plants
are ripe, their pollen floats about in the
air, and finds its way into the breathing
passages of human BEINGS. The tiny
grains are partly dissolved, thus liberat-
ing the poison, which acts upon the
mucous membrane of some persons as
powerful irritant. greatly inflaming
them. This trouble, so unfortunately
common, is called HAY fever and its
nature and cause were discovered ONLY
a short time ago bv DR.. Dunbar, an
American physician residing in Ham
burg, Germany.
Rene Bache
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
Coal Leases Snfe.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 5--The gov
eminent has no idea of arbitrarily can
ceiling all the Alaska coal claims as
was reported from Spokane YESTERDAY
it was stated at the interior depart
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
Sore Feet

Cures Tired, Aching. Swollen, Sweaty
Feet. Callouses, Bunions and Chilblains,
right off. AT all druggists, CSC for a
big box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
TO FURTHER INVESTIGATE
COAL FRAUDS IN ALASk

Spokane, Wash, Nov 5.-An lnVes-
LOCATION into rumors of the fraudu-
lent acquisition of the remaining 20
groups of Alaska coal lands Will De
begun Immediately by special agents
Of the general land office, working with
the department of justice. THESE 20
groups, with those already investigated
comprise virtually all of the coal landS
in Alaska
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

Call Bell lis, Auto 1115. tell what
you wish to buy, sell or rent ana Inc
Herald will do the rest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

ing, H L. the cost of high living, P. S.
the piece OF steak, and T. c. a touring
car. Now what is the O. E. D., mean
ing the answer.
H. C. (s30OO)=H L. 6 .25)
H. L. g .25)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

Have you seen the new black velvet
hats at the Pattern Hat Store, 215 San
Antonio ----@-----------ssls,,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
ADS nv PHONE

ADS BY PHONE
Call Bell lis, Auto Ills, tell what
YOU want. The Herald boy Will collect
the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

$4,000
living. Q. E. D.
Those interested may, in the same
manner, figure out the cost of high
living, which is infinitely cheaper than
working 1T out by practical arithmetic
and does not leave a brown taste in
the mouth. If anyone is living cheap
H. l. Is .25)
er than -- he is not getting
$4,000
his proper proportion Of P. S. or H. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
The Universal Disease.

Nasal catarrh has been called the uni.
versal disease" All of us suffer from it
more or less, and constantly-which is
the reason why we find a handkerchief
so indispensable a necessary. But this
disagreeable malady is due to artificial
methods of living, and particularly tc the
habit of dwelling indoors, where gel rs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

&c high Of lv- ais propOrtion S or C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05

Rene Bache.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
SENATE NEGLECTS TO PASS
ON POSTAL BANK Bill

Washington, June is. - Senator
Carriers ambition 10 obtain a vote to-
day on a motion to concur In the
house amendments to the postal saw
inss bank bill, failed OF realization
due TO the difficulty Of Keeping scna-
tors in the chamber, owing to the ex-
cessive heat. The bin was under dis
.cussion for q little more than two
hours, and then went over until Mon
day. when it was hoped a vote would
he reached,
Senator Carriers concurrence mo-
ton was discussed by its author and
by Senator Smith of South Carolina,
who opposed it.
In connection with his speech. Mr..
Smith discussed the Indictment in
New York Of a number Of cotton
brokers on the charge of entering into
a conspiracy to raise the prices Of
cotton.
Findina in the house postal bill pro-
vision for the establishment OF q
government banking system, he
charged that the government was pre-
pairing to enter upon a general sys-
Of interfering in the business. The
New York indictments were a speei-
men of such interference. he said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
PUBLIC BUILDING BILL
REPORTED TO HOUSE

Washington. June lS.-An omnibus
public building bill. carrying author
i~zations for appropriations aggregat-
ing $19,2Ss,500, with $685. 600 addi-
tiOnal for continuing contracts
stretching over varying periods OF
wears. was reported TO the house to-
day This action, while anticipated
for several months. is unusual during.
q session when Q river ana harbor app
preparation bin has been passed.
Both measures are called pork
barrels" ana have had an unbroken
history Of alternating in the past, con
gross never passing both at the same
session.
Conferences that have been held
between President Taft ana leaders Of
10th houses OF congress. including
speaker Cannon, apparently 81
the enactment of the bill into law.
The bill makes liberal provision for
plans for new and Imposing public
buildings in Washington city. where
the government now pays over $500
600 in annual rentals to private prop
ertX owners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
CELEBRATED TRAMP
MAKES HIT At
A|ROOME
BaShfuI But Full of Words "A
No, IT, Promises to Relate
Some Hair Raising Stunts at
Entertainment This Evening

Bashful for the first time i'm hi.
%eventful career, "A No. L." the prince
OF hoboes, appeared last night at the
Airdome before an audience thai test
ed the capacity of that popular
amusement resort. First. CARRIED in a
suit OF Overalls. the man who never
pays his fare, appeared and delivered
= brief lecture on 10Y TO travel with
ont money. While the address was
interesting and was literally applaud
ed. it is hardly likely that there will
be any falling off in the passenger re-
ceipts OF the railroads as "A result OF
the lecture. The methods described
last night are a trifle too strenuous
for h average man and the danger
To life n limb would seem to more
than offset n amoun saved by
lodging the ticker agent. AT the con
.clusion of his overalls stunt, "A Ma. l."
next appeared CARRIED as "A dapper lit
tie gentleman. aud gave a graphic ac-
count of his travels ina this country.
the people he had mot. and the inter-
in moving restiessly over the earth.
Tonight at the Airdome ~
No. T. promises to tell of his expert |
ences in Egypt and the holy land |
How he painted his cabalistic sign on |
the great pyramid of Cheops and
m the back OF the sphinx are among
incidents OF the hair raising trip. |
Captured by the Mad MNliah Of
Somoliland and carried into the wilds
,f the Soudan. 4 No. l" vas finally
rescued By "a special expedition sent
rat by the Akoond Of swat. now de-
.cased. and brought safely to Lake
rchad. whence ne made his way To
on the slave coast Of the Gulf
81 Guiana.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
ROOSEVELT INSISTS ON
PAYING ~ IL Duty

New YORK, June lS.-Aithough Col
oncl R~ooscNelt, ns special ambassador
20 King Edwards funeral had good
technical right 10 re-cntet tho United
states without examination Of his
baggage BY customs inspectors, he in
sisted that he come IN az a mere citi.
zen ana pay fun duty. His request
was granted and members Of his
party filed eight declarations. while
Colonel Roosevelt prepared 4 type
written letter. describing what he had
purchased abroad. In all there were
seventy pieces Of baggage. but the
duty al told was not more than $500.
John G. lowe OF North Dakota was
one whom Colonel Roosevelt was par
ticularly GLAD to see.
Well, well, he said to Mr.. Lowe
ON board the A~ndroscoegin, Il nm
glad to meet some one from my own
(referring 10 his carly ranching
We hope to SEQ you our our way
soon, answered Mr.. Lowe.
4 wouldn't consider that | had
really got home said the colonel
heartily unless / had visited YOU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
AFTER TEDDY
COMES THE
DELUGE
STORM FOLLOWS
ROOSEVELT RECEPTION
Nearly 40 Inch Of RAIN Accom-
panied by Mile a Minute Gale,
u New York. Three Lives
Lost -Four People Missing

View fork June ts.@Dme The hocii
~ the reception ta Theodore fsoofc.
veil toeav came TIE deluee
iNo hours after tho pafade thnt
escorted him up Fffth nNenuc had
dishHndeu She whole metropolitan die.
frict MAS atgenf DIS The most pielenl
storm in months m twents minutes
90 90 cen inch of rain Tell while the
wind at times attained u velocity ~
IS miles an hour
Three de;tlls were reported curly
tonight, toni other PERSONS afe be-
lieved 20 have been drow ned in the
cnpsi2lng q 3 fishing smack On Long
lplnud while YcoIe s ~ athcfs had
nAtInw eetaprs
Basebail games worc abandoned.
anu fof 1 Witt panic threatened on
dei The ients ~ q circus. showing IN
tho upper paft Of the city.
Tho storm broke almost without
warning preceded u.s. 4 gust 81 wind
TINT upfooted neeA end sent street
siEus lying Then came tile down.
pour, almost e eloudburst. in "a mo-
nrnt streets were Flooded ma the
crowds stiil lingering down town
were noaked and bedraRRied. Fer am
hour and 3 half tho stuim continued
causin2 ffeHt damage,
l~Aoe-sorrs ~ sh%eenshend Rnv
weie nerfiS thrown into q panic Ninn
they faW a holi Of lightning demoiish
The Jockeys falaid und pillow J. f0rrowI
ZOO feet long through the oafth
Passengers on eScufaioh boats were
among the worst sufferers. From al
along the Natof tlpntY came reports
ot scores Of rase bnafp and smiling
craft being eanaizrd, with probable
loss of lifc.
~ BROOKLYN, Frank ROSE was III
sinntiv killed bs an apfoatcd tree.
Another tres Va Finishing. Ioug
Island, was struck hs lightning md
Julius Jurka. Nhc hHd sought refuge
under its branches. WAS kilicd Iight-I
ming WIS Hlso ~iesponsihle for The
death ~ fletro MHufito, an engineer
Of q Long island brewery The boltI
tnppicd over The huge smoke stack !
Attd thf NfEliiNFt Wa8 hutnea nnGvrl
tons uf aehtit flta flHt followed !
caaaed 4 loss ~ $4,000
~pyuaRagno 9n fise Cast side in
Nh4fat Is da1fa nefpln Nfaa lvafshia 4
nins M8f etriirk ttld tho huge Nsill
a4i siHr yNfmnH Whiting tht 1urls Wrfe
diHiunutlcd No one WAS injured.
only the circus performers and
efnploNeA # The %FateItnnh and sells
Brothcfs circus prevented a panic IN
gae tcnfr sprAd Oh Manhattan field.
I ndnf the ilist blasts 90 the wind the
huge tent begun h%allooning aud tug
gtnp go the guy ropes. AZ the iifst sign
pr apparent d*nRef. spectators began
20 riNc "a fhnir toais l,ui calm per-
continued their acts aud
lpndiedH ui circus htnas hurried
through tho throng warning an io
'cmaln seated
Minnf accidents almost without end
Nrtn reported TO pfHptirtliS every
ppilee ttNftan IN tho irtN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
AMBITIOUS YOUTH
WAS BUILDING
AEROPLANE
Tires Stolen From inc
Trimble Stable Found byPo-
ice IN Hands Of Juvenile VIII
bur Wright,

So intent was a local Albuquerque
boy on building IN aeroplanc that he
coniiscatcd four rubber tires from d
Zig IN The stables Of w. J.. TrimbIc
several DAYS ago. The police were
notified thar The tires were missing
end after Il search Of some DAYS
round them in the possession of n
small boy.
h youth had fitted two Of them
To the ground wheels Of an a|eroplane.
The other two would not fit and he
wanted to compromise by returning
thc two mistits and retaining the
other tires. alleging to CHIEF McMil-
I'm that if the tires were taken from
nm, IL would seriously retard his
building operations.
The police ala not make the boys
public because he undoubtedly
has a great deal al inventive genius.
Ills %aeloplane looked like a picture
of the real thing ANA the boy was cer-
tain that he could have made quite
aerial trip In it. He discussed his
plans with the officers from a purely
scientific standpoint and appeared t.
think that ii genius made necessary
the stealing OF a few rubber tires.
there was no great harm in doing so.
The tires the boy had in his posses
sion We're worth about fifty dollars.
:-
Three big acts tonight. Airdome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
DENOUNCES
UNDERTAKING
WRITER'S
Venerable Speaker Declares
Criticism Of Himself and the
House Rules Is Based on.
Ignorance,
tB, Morning Journal sD.ela. 1.a.,s wi-e,

Washington, June lS.-Old b.. > q.
the house were defended ana critic
Of the speaker we're severely scored by
Speaker Cannon in Il brief address
late in the session Of the house today.
Mr.. Cannon contnndcd that the
rules as amended by the fifty-first
congress and as enforced by him had
never interfcred with the will Of the
majority Of the house when an actual
majority had been obtained on any
proposition. lie scored newspaper
and magazine writer's who had crit
icised him and declared that they had
proceeded from a lack of knowledge
ana upon false premises. The ven
cradle speaker was greeted by cheers
from his republican colleagues when
he concluded.
Referring directly 10 Minority
Leader Champ Clark, the speaker sus-
gested that the gentleman from Mis-
souri, would make the best speaker
the minority could obtain. This re-
mark was a signal for IN ovation Ia
the democrats in honor Of their floor
leader.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
Continent Tits Eastward as
Roosevelt Lands
Continual From Page 1, Column .

N'''" i'"" rage J. '"iniiin ~
WIS through d Mhislpoolu of enthusi
tain p ehtis of the canvon tha.
- ~hi"adwa} wern spoeklcd WITH tace|
at ihe fNftNthlue imagin'
ahie Mts waved. below aud uloft
NhtftH &c descending ticker tame
thieMn rom windows in tho finnHrial
district iitifa the air Win spirals.
''i'li"l roosevelt MHs aN nnthunl-
"atlN a7 th" crowd. iNs ltat Wts euu-
lnin"IA ln his hana as Dc waved aud
h'"'t NihhdlhE erect in nls carriaro.
tte remained ~FlHhdtnH almost cone
HAihif fhf"mHhnAt th' tN" cur lnuf-
h'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
ROARING FOREST
FIRE IN ALAMO
CANYON
Blaze a Mile Wide
Burning Large Area of Heavy
Timber Near AIamogordoi
Hundred Men Sent to Fight
the Flames,


4 lNpe'iai Disnatch 10 the Morning journal
Alamogordo, y. NJ, June ia
roaring, sweeping fire, Il mile wide.
Is racing over the heavy timber in
the Alamo Canyon on the Alamo ma
tionai forest tonight, burning every
tree In its path and il is feared that
thousands Of acres OF valuable TIM
Der Will be consumed before morn
ing. superintendent w. G. Roe. Of
the El Paso and Southwestern rail-
road has dispatched fifty men from
A~lamogordo and fifty men from
~Cloudcroft to fight the fire. These
men are all mounted and win doubt
less render efficient service. An
members cf the Alamo forest service
have been ordered to the scene. II
ls expected momentarilv that Acting
Governor Jaffa will order out Com
pany ], of the New Mexico National
Guard, located at Alamogordo. to
right the blaze. Many ranchmen
nave volunteered their services and
are huirytng to give their assistance
70 the fighters already on the ground. |
Late reports from the fire are that
the blaze has got beyond all CONTROL
and that there IS little hope of con-
u rolling 1t until the canyon and the |
are burned bare of timhor
|
Three big acts tonight. Airdome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
GERMAN AlRSHlP
FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSE

Fticdcrichshafen, Germany. june
lh.-fhe maiden voyage OF the first
Uerman commercial airship, the
Deutschland, Is announced tor June
20 The course viii be from Fried
richshaien 10 Stutteart. Mannheim,
Cologne and Dusseldorf
The Deutschland was built after the
zeppelin model jointly for the Ham
hurg-Amcrican steamship company
and the German nirship Stock com
pany
Tho epoeh-mtking aerial excursions
on hc rarricd ont on e luxurious
scale The cabin OF the Deutschland
is of mahogany built after the style
ol "a sleeping car. II l. carpctcd and
Inlaid with Mother OF Pearl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
BODY OF AGED JEWISH
PED0LER FOUND IN TRUNK

New York. June iN.-Thc bndy oi
Moses Sacks. AN East Side jewelr,
pcddler 81 wears old. was found TO-
dHS in O. trunk which was left Nester-
dlA 10y two oNpfcssmon in the entry
uf % tenement house in Goerck street.
Tie had been murdered and robbed ct
$4,000 worth ni Jewels. There Is no
definite clue 20 the SLAYER.
The %coroncrs physician believes tho
fscd merchant was straneled into un-
consciousness ana packed living into
the trfuk
Sacks movements on Friday have
niready been traced tn what the police
Call the -hiack hand block" and three
Itaiians one OF whom owed Sacks SO.
ave held ON technical charges pending
fUrt1cr mVeStigatien 81 the murder
A-No.-i appeared just ~ advertised
at The Airdomc last night Tie did
manaEe 90 say "a small speech with
oat getting st1rc trirht Tonight he
viii give some Of his experiences
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

can club Of Oneida county. sounded
At a special meeting here tonight.
when resolutions were adopted calling
upon other republican clubs In this
state to get behind The Roosevelt
boom.
Speeches were made. al Of which
acclaimed Roosevelt as the one man
to continue the Hughes policies and
70 mite al factions Of tho party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
LIGHTNING CAUSES
PANIC IN PICTURE SHOW

Pittsburg, June lS.-Panics devel-
|oped simultaneously in three nickel
Itheatcrs in the Braddock district to-
night when q bolt of lightning cut the
electric light wires and seemingly at
once in each show place. some one
cried Fire" Twenty-Five persons
cape.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
REPORTED REYES IS
RETURNING To
MEXICO
Rival for Presidency to
Take Position in Diaz Cabi-
net Is Rumof From Mexico
City,


Mexico City, june lS.-Specials
from Monterey TO Mexican dailies
published here state thai AIRS. Maria
Reyes de Davilla. daughter Of Gem
eral Bernardo Reyes. former COVER
nor of the state of Neuvo Leon, has
received q telegram from General
Reyes dated yesterday at New York
stHtfng that he was leaving for Vera
cruz enroute to Mexico City.
In an editorial comment on the
dispatch, El Diaro says:
IN certain official circles thathas
circulated with insistency the
inmor that on accoun Of the indis-
position ~ II Of the members Of
the cabinet General Reyes has been
by the president 10 take q cab
portfolio"
General Reyes was sent to Europe
some months ago IN a military mis-
sion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
EMPHATIC DENIAL
EROM SOE-I\-I &N

Monterey Mexico. June 1S.-Lic
DaYtlla. husband of the daughter OF
Hcnelal Reyes, tonight emphatically
denied the reDorts from Mexico city
to the effect that his wife had re-
'ceived a telegram from her father
saying he had left New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
M~nrIcrcr stiIl al largc.

Louisville, Ky. June ls.-Chief OF
Police Lindsey tonight denied that
Joseph Wendling. wanted here on the
charge Of numbering Alma Kellner.
has been aparehended- However.
Chief OF Detectives Carney. who has
been absent rcm the city tao DAYS
is believed to hayc Weaaling under
surveillance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
SPEAKERS
At DEDICATION
OF BRIDGE
Ex-Governor Alva Adams to
Be Among Those Present at
Interesting Ceremony in Las
Vegas July 4th.
IspeeIal ni,paich % the Nomlns Innrnnll

" FUr -IOTIIUE ,TOVrnUII
Is vegas. y. NJ, June iN-Tbe
~ae"I'"tion OF the handsome new.
pti1se over the Gallinas river brro
VIII De made an interesting and eleb.
olate ceremony the plan being sns-
ses'ed by Col. Il. r.. Ttcitchc7I
among the prominent men WHO Vii
-, speeches are Ex-Governor Aha
,Nu"ins OF Colorado and ex-Governor
Prince OF New Nexieo
Ts themas II. Cation OF Santa Fa
u. Seuieltion viii De held ON .JuIv
an The morning with ola nsIe
coaches. OK teams end rejebta~
~ IN Inc with automobiles an -
etoNe freight wagons over the IA
De present u"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

the greater union ana the coming
closer together of all Christian de-
nominations. in the brotherhood Of
man, in the fatherhood Of Cod
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
ROOSEVELT ron GOVERNOR
SLOGAN OF REpINIICAN CIR

Utica, y v. June lN.-"For GOV
etnor of New YORK. Theodore Roosc-
Nelt
rhis Is tho sloenn of the Repahil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

Ncw pictures and the three big acts
NeN Airdome tonight.