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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

NOW Is THAT AR. Dix Of New
York any relation 70 Dorothy
TO USE THE classic II uneu!tured
phrase o. the c~owpunch. it sure was
some fair.
THE COLD storage system prom
ises hens ees that are as cold az
hailstones
AFTER NOTING what happened
in New York It must be admitted that
Essp'ian affairs Eol OF easily.
AND EVERYBODY is stiii wonder
ing why ne called Il new national
isrn" rather than R~ooseveltism
HENRY NUCkOI.s 81 Montana wag
anot by Charles Harrison. nho NIT
TOOK him for Ar Elk. Hello. Riii.
THE MEMBERS Of Henrst's indie.
pendcnco league should have a daily
bulletin on how they are expected 10
vote.
~,
A RUSSIAN aviator has been
dashed 10 death which shows that in
Russia you can't even escape through
the air.
THE REPORT is fully confirmed
that the relolntionists have safely Sc
cured ana corralled the royal goat ~
Manuel.
s4a
NIGHT NOT be q bad stunt Tor the
telegraph companies q hire some of
those Indian marathon rpnners for
messenger boys.
a@s
AVIATOR AiONSEY in dying to st. !
should set e popular precedent
The Anhcuser Busches afford n COM
Portable place 10 light
49,
AS SURE As death and taxes.
doesn't apply in New Mexico. where
the people live 70 be l06. md half Of
escape the assessors.
As TO HIS retirement from ma
politics. Mr.. Bryan has two
New Year resolutions coming 10 him
the campaign Of 1912
IN ALMOST seems superfluous 10
any more OF this stuff on the
public after the deiuge Of confetti
asst night, but this VIII positively he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
CUTTING orr run swrFrrnS

since the notorious legislative DAYS
when there was a capitol sweeper
n five assistants Tor every leris-
iator. p question OF employees has
always been Cor threatened
riots az Santa Fc The question has
come up - d-.sturbinrly as ever ~
the constitutional convention and the
uomfnltlee evidently was unable 10
come unyWlere near getting the nar.
roll Inside the available government
a-npropriaiior The action OF The
convention .r ihls regard look. hope
frl There IL al evident desire not
oriy ~ shave dowl tle cmploye roll
70 the basis or hlrcsi necessity. bat
ne delegates lIe a~lf1ail, willing Co
contribute from their own saiarle. o.
make M auy deficit
sofrrising Hut grstifyiue Ririd
economy WIN Uncle sans money Ia
thls convention Will make 81 most
favorable impression ou Uncle sam
Actual Inevitable expenses incident
% the convention VIII run the anpro.
pFiatiou close 20 the limit and We.
ncnr want 70 have anything On The
re SIDE Petty gran OF the CAPT.
toi sweeper variety has 10 place "a
THIS gstherinE which. a. has been
stated q number OF times r. IN sart4l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Nature As She Is Faxed.

or sumner Republican,
ID King. "a prominent citizen OF
Nausnu a. man whose urocligities are
90 uke Two drinks where one would
hc mere advisable. captured a big. anil
mai or insect this morning. corralied %
into . tomato can. and OF course
brought Il 60 thc Republican office. n
uttnE The next Gay after the circus.
inc Old printer naturally said such
2 hin never lived except iu the hasv
orraus of a man after about "a thir-
IS days Marathon with John harley
corn u VAS shown 20 I'D Miller. and
WIN q sniff af contempt De siid u
Was nothing 60 what he had seen this
weeh III hnd "a hrcd on 10 like "a high
Hrpwed poet. legs Ike "a multi million
uires oflsqring. and make tracks in
sand Ike "a Democratic politician
when roine home on convention night.
Joe rtearns who is M expert hugoi-
oElst finally classified to- an a 3 dc
% uerra be- English. "chUd of the
earth ard everybody present drew
"A ions breath
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
ITE REPUBLIC or PORTUGAL.

Details Of the revolution in Por.
sugai show that the upheayal which
nas destroyed another monarchy was
saedcn ana terrible. nut evidently
plans were well laid and the rcyolu-
tion had been long brewing. One
mors 10Y monarch with mis- sinsei has
fao anc popular goyernment has me
Yaoen lae soufhem peninsula A
Akdfsa ote she oissipstea ena 10.
chmpptent hes k.nH ms fled ute
nsien lands AND a pfetldont has 0oeu
nroalaifnsa. A bloody uprising which
Is reported 10 have caused the death
of thousands seeks a victim IN the
deihroned monarch who il v%icarious-
" c%xplating the misdeeds Of u long
Inc OF tyrannioai ancestors,
While Alfonso, ruler OF the neigh
boring kingdom, Is "a man OF more.
power II personality. there Is al
strong probability thar M result in.
Portugal viii encourage discomfort.
In spain. and that the king Will face.
q much stronger fight agains, the old.
regime led hy the rebelious anti
clerioals. who knows but that
the TWO countries viii he united under
q republican form OF government, aud
that hundreds OF years OF tho dark
Mes~ OF oppression and poverty viii
give place TO the sun Of prosperity
ana conientment in ancient CASTLE
A. Il contemporary expresses IL, thus.
6oes civilization advance ovor the.
broken scepters and Sheltered crowns
Of kings
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

tine least. It's been Il great old weel
IN the ancient pueblo. bar we might
as well make up our minds now "a
forget nbout II and revert 10 the pro-
saic but inevitable Job Of earning
three square meals per diem.
THE NEW YORK Tribune remarks
that tso new states are ready 10 be
natched-which Is. of course, a yelled
allusion to that familiar congressional
ahell game
THE TERMINATION Of the sum
MGR lecture eason without any ef-
forts 70 ger an engagement for Or,
Cook leaves the finality OF his deci-
sion to retire beyond controversy.
aHs
WONDER HOW much longer 81
VIII be before some woman's journal
will give Instructions on making an
aernplane out Of a soa box with lace
rom an cd petticoat for trimming
TT WOULD, of course. be impolite
IL mention the natural speculation
that arises as to whether or not Nit.
Roosevelt hired TINT lost hoy whom
he restored to his father OF the Ten
Htahft mftlliS.
MOTTAMMEDANS and Japanese
Nho boast of their Indifference to
personal peril should take note Of the
American aviation matches and auto-
mobile races. The American dare
devil holds the belt.
WITH VAUGHN blossoming out as
y dairy center. three thousand colon
les of bees on tho Pccos and 5000
chickens on one ranch at Tularosa, It
begins 20 appear that we are getting
n the Kansas class.
MR.. HEARST has commenced the
usual publicity campaign in behalf OF
his string OF newspapers. Willie. like
the poverty stricken. VIC have etern-
ally With MS. His only contestant for
the als0-ran record is that other Will
lam Of Nebraska.
s%s
THE OFFICIAL %purycyors Of dope.
otherwise known IS the pharmacists
with rs and have organized. Not
a bad bunch of men either, these pill
and Albuquerque extends the
glad hand-if they haven't all gone
vet And, after all, they are engaged
in the bic Humanitarian work OF cur
ing our stomach aches and We per-
haps owe them a debt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Albuquerque has started the bali
rolling. The Ration people have got
. date for a "Get Together banquet
and IL IS likeiy that other oommuni-
ties Ia Sew Mexico VIII soon follow
suit There Is apparently nothing 20
COMMISSIONS az civic enthusiasm and
the Commercial cluh here. ably sec-
ondeo D. "a number o. other 1--we com
mereiai organizations. has probably
started d movement which win spread
All over New Mexico and accomplish
great things for progress No section.
az city likes to De behind Ia the.
march Of development and tho spirit.
% emulation nocds only the Influence.
az 4 strong leader 20 wake NJ the
nost Indifferent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

ZIP to this time very little has been
printed about the agricultural re-
sources OF the state Of Utah. but much
valuable information on this subject
is now given 10 the public in the shape
Of n folder just Issued by the passen-
ger department of the Denver a Rio
Grande railroad under the title of
The Lands of Utah" Data relating
10 the water supply and the flow Of
the streams, together with some facts
regarding the areas, land values. pro-
ducts, etc, are given in condensed
form and in shape for ready refer
enee. \ valuable may of the state of
Utah and photographs taken in the
various agricultural districts serve to
the publication and add
much to its attractiyeness and value.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Current Publications

Tie fal issue Of Paote-E-a u,aEas
"a s-rong anreal to every earnest
NUfatr afl every sf rre over
~ Frederick T. Molssa. WHO wss
In New Mexico a year ago. contributes
e. valuable paper on "Plcturiug In
dians with the Camera. His illus
trations from life are typical and va
ried. and his Photographic mforma-
tlor on this subject win Interest ev-
cry amer user.
Mr.. J. Horace Mcfarland. president
90 the American Civic association. cx-
plains in an illustrated article how
p smlaltlr a Improve b appear
nnce 90 ais town or city hS holding
40 a. thc public ~cxccratlen. 81 dis
figuring sights
There Is also a very practical arti-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Gle on developing and printing bro
mide engagements. by Mr.. Henry a.
Peabody.
The prize pictures are interer'in~,
this month. The prize win r r.
Paul Lewis Anderson. Louis Aia @rn-
stein, Z. II. Western. Donald Grey,
and others.
The issue contaie sM ~stilLeayiry-
The issue contains the usual amount
of practical, valuable information for
the amateur and professional. The
editor, Mr.. W. A. French. has q num-
Der of excellent and timely editorials
on matters Photographic.
For sale by photo dealers, or sent
postpaid for 10 cents by the publish
er, Wilfred A. French. Boston, T.. 5 A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
An Artistic salad.

That is the most artistic looking
pinea pple salad / have ever SEEM
aid a guest to her hostess. Most of
them look as messy Is If they had
been gathered from the refuse OF
plates. How did you ever get the
pieces so even"
IT'S the way I cut nv pineapple
was the reply. An old Southern cOnk
taught me. Do not part il, but with
a fork, begin at the lowest row of
scales m lift out a chunk of the fruit
az n time. Go around the entire me-
Ion, then begin nj the second row and
continue to the top. This removes all
the meat save the core.
when the pieces are out all that
is necessary Is TO cut off the bit OF
rlnd Hnd your salad Is ready to dress
I leave the pineapple IN the ice for
tg0 hours before serving.
AS the last I mix with M~ayonnaise
made with lemon and whipped cream.
and sprinkle the top thickly with pap
rika to give a toacn of color"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Chicken Charfreuse.

Chop cold cooked chicken fine and
season with one-half tablespoon of
tomato CatchuD aud II beaten egg
10 each cup of chicken. Butter a
pudding dish or mold and line the
bottom me sides thickly with boiled
rice. Fill with the seasoned chicken
and cover the top with rice. Put on
the we of the mold and steam three
quarters OF an hour. Turn on 10 n ST
wing dish and pour q tomato sauce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Ire for business. the peoples bust
noss and hat alone.
Tho delegates 70 far act as if they
appreciated the urgency OF economy
ano Of haste II is 10 he hoped they
will geen UP their HEX
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
TIE Ancient Way-Coaxing Tyranl
Man With Jelly and Jam

INC AhcIeht Way OaNtng Tyrant
Man With Jelly and Jam
Do YOU believe that suffrage grant
! cd the women Of the land win dis
place the domestic life for which
women are primarily fitted and uIti-
mately Intended? Here's an argument
IN the negative. When the domestic
science and pure food exposition open-
Cd at Madison square Garden in New
York last week there was in that wide
eSpanse, q suffrage booth. 1t was the
only one ready for tho display OF
wares ana the male exhibitors ham
mered franucaIly to the left and right
OF the booth where Mrs. Harriet
stanton Batch and her coadjutors a
blacid and calm with their baskets OF
buttons and so forth. ready for busi-
ness. They say, It was well for the
male exhibitors that the suffragists
we're through with their hammer, for
i pie man lost his and borrowed.
and the soup man lost his and borrow
ca and the suffrage hammer was IN
great demand And the soldiers from
the booth where the United states
was demonstrating what the army
eats showed that they realized that
sutfraeists are also women by begging
a needle and thread 10 sew up "a uni.
form that "a come apart.
Versatile aresuuraslsts II that booth
was any proof. There were preserves
and jams and jelles. canned By SUI
fragists. baby sacks knitted by sur
fragists. dolls dressed by suffragists:
books written by s%uffragists among
which were several recipe books.
Fhere was %notcpaper With Votes for
Women in small letters across the
TOP; suffrage ink. balls OF yellow suf-
frage cord and boxes of crystallized
ginger with this legend composed boy
Miss Elizabeth a.. Cook:
Nov. brothers. in your hearts YOU
know thar suffrasists are maids dis
erect. and. like the contents OF this
box. are g~ingery but sweet"
The stars and stripes were drapcd
we the bOoth-onlv four stars. Tor
the four states where women vote.
Under our flag were the flags OF New
Zealand and other countries where
women have won the franchise in q
greater or less degree.
And the mixed domestic wares aud
emhlems of tho forward cause" went i
10 show that the vote won't spoil the
meals or neglect the baby.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Glove FASHIONS.

This is TO De % white season Both
long and short white gloves VIII Dc
very much worn.
owing 20 the dark colors OF even
dress costumes this tan. matched
gloves will uot hc much In demand,
but black viii De worn instead.
The short and thrce-quarters-length
sleeves call for long Stoves, and since
this styie prevails in dress gowns.
most OF these hong gloves viii be %
Kid and silk
Lamhskln Is much in fa7or. also
capcs mochas and chamols, ne last
in m~nsQuetaire. There IL always "a
demand for silk aud Isle for wear
With muffs. but not muCh rincc Kid
VIII b. seen except Tor evening wear.
Long gloves are no longer worn
loose and wrinkled. hut ara pulled up
smoothly and tightly. Twclve-buttou
lengths, THEREFORE. are 20 be preferred
To sixteen button
Pastel shades VIII ho chiefly wola
Tor evening. hut soft mode VIII rc
much ln favor Cor street dress vcer
also
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

The pleasant prrraiige eifect ex-
peEivnred 3. an who use chamber
lains stomach aud liver Tablets. aud
ire healthy condition OF the booty and
MIND which theF create makes one
ieei iayf Sold hy au druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Haywood Hot Springs
T. c. McDERMOTT. Prop.
Haywood, New Mexico.
Consumption Can Be Cured.

~0i ~
Even in its last stages rogres OF the
malady can be checked, the tubercle
bacilli destroyed, and a complete cure
effected. We have incontrovertible
evidence of our success. Many Los
Angeles and Southern California peo-
pie have been rescued from an appar-
entity hopeless stage of the dread dis
ease. Colorado is the ideal climate for
cures with Tuberclecide.
YOUR LOVED ONES MAY BE
SAVED FROM THEIR M
PENDING DOOM.
Tuberclecide completely eliminates
the tuberculosis Germ from the
human body.
No hypodermics. No nostrums.
Investigate our claims and begin
treatment before 1t is too late.
Treatment at home, surrounded by
home comfort. Experts from all sec
tions OF the country show excellent
progress in a large number of cases
where the prognosis was considered
hopeless We invite correspond
ence and win give fun particulars by
mail. or 10 all who viii call at our Of
fices.
TUBERCLECIDE COMPANY.
Rooms 502 and 5O3 International
Bank,
Los ANGELES. CAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

The poor lemoui a. has lrcnElf O.
subject Tor - muc, comment % late
that We are ~hesinnirE 20 fcrgct Us
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Feminine Fads
and FoncieSAA&
BY
Coral
CLyce

AlAono or peasant smock cut. Few
lingerie waists viii he seen; what few
there are are Of lawn, marquisette or.
cotton wolfe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
RIGHT IN HEART or
Los ANGELES. CAL.
European Plan,)

After trying other Waters without
relief, many have been cured at
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-15
SEVEN ACCUSED OF FRAUDS
Indicted at Denver, Colo, for Desert
Land Entry Deals.
Evidence Against E'IrriEation COM
eFnment's Special Agents.

Information has been received at the
General Land Office OF the Department of
the Interior OF the indictment at Denver,
Colo, of seven residents of that State
on charges of conspiracy in the use of
the mails TO defraud. The indictments
were found on evidence primarily Sc
cured by the special agents of the General
Land Office. The men indicted are:
J. Albert Wright, Frank White, John
Gould. Corydon A. Moody. Homer a. Glib
son, Robert w. Rose, and Sam n. Baker,
all of the Riverside Land and Irrigation
Company. The seven defendants are each
under $500 bail
This company by extensive advertising
and the use Of agents, procured about
fifty entrymen TO locate on the desert
lands in the MontrOse (Colo.) district.
Before the entries were made the entry
men were required 10 agree or contract
with the company to deed 20 the company
when patent was secured all of the land
except 10 or % acres of the 800 acres en-
braced in each entry. in return for which
the company was 10 furnish the entryman
his water supply.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Army Orders.

The following changes in the assignments o. officers
OF the Coast ARTILLERY Corps are ordered Nal
HERMAN c. SCHuMM is relieved from his
present duties 10 take effect at such time as
VIII enable hun To comply with this order. and
viii sail for Manila. P. l. on or about March
s. 1871. Upon arrival at Manila. Mai sCHUAAf
viii rroceed to Fort Whit. Grande Island. and
assume command Of that post and Of the srtil-
iery district Of Subie Bay. MAJ. CLINT c.
HEARN viii sail on the transport leaving
Manila. r. L. for tbs United States on or
about April IS, 1911. Upon arrival at san Fran
cisco. Cal, Mai HEARN viii proceed to Fort
Monroe. Va Mai. DANIEL ". kETCHAAT
Will sal the transport leaving Manila p. L.
for the United otates on or about April IS
1911 Upon arrival at San Francisco CAL Maj
kETCHAM Will proceed u F0u Mott n J.
and command Of that post Mar.
SAMUEL A. hEPHARr win proceed to Jack
Barracks. Louisiana aIfs assume command
OF that POST and OF the artillery district Il NeW
Orieano.
Capt JOHN J, oCONAEIL. Tsenty-eighth In
fantry. is dropped from the rolls Of the amy
December Is 1910 for DISCRETION
The following Transfers are ordered To take effect
this date: Mai. JOSEPH NJ r PURTELLO,
frOm the TWenty-hfth Infantry to the Fourth
Infantry Mai. AMOS B. SHATTUCK. from
the Fourth Infantry to the Twenty-ffth Infan-
try: Mai. PARTICLE viii renain on duty al
his present station until further orders
First Lieut.. GEORGE ST. LEE. Seventh Cavalry
IS relieved from duty with his regiment and
will report 20 the commanding officer Fort
Riley. kans.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call, z O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas A. coo at Ii0A $40 at n0A
Washington Gas b, sll2 At 10, p at ITO. $40 al
he
Capital Traction IS, 5000 at Iis%- $1,000 at us7s
Potomac Electric cons. S. sl,0O At s9s, Sl,o0 at
ssA
Capital Traction. % at Is
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-, al Saas
10 at s6h
Washington Gas. ] at FsA. 70 at Ts%. 10 at sSz
10 at 1855 10 al 7s& at Tss. 10 at 7Sa. 10 at sS'A
at 7S4s. 8 al 75N 5 al 76s. at 7sA.
Washington Gas. at Ts1s.
MeTgenthaler, 5 at Zi5A at AS<-
Lsnston, 10 al %, 10 at %, 10 at 90. ID AZ 70. D
at 90 10 at 60
American Security and Trust l at a5.
Union Trurt. 10 at rs 10 at ia
United States Trust. 10 at n6s, 10 az hAs u
at ll7H.
Graphophone pSd-. 8 at q 10 at 2, 10 at z 70
at y at sZ4, at p 10 at q 10 az z, % at =
After CALI Washington Gas Is, 500 at III.
Washington Railway and Electric psd-, az "1A
at S6a
Washington Gas s. SO at Ito
fAnston 20 at 60 10 at %.
Following the bad and asked prices posted az
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington STOCK TX
change
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Dec A-cATFLE-Reccipts 2i0s
head. Steers we're slow and prices generally 10
lower; bulls and thin CONS steady: medium ana
good steady To Zoe lower; fair to prime steers
sold at 550as 81 Ter 100 pounds stays and oxen 4o0a
SO; bulls. 35oaL50; COWS, 27ll7O; dressed beef
SLOW al S4al0ls for native sides No later cables
from Great Britain. Exports to-day 2o50 quarters
Of beef,
CALVES Receipts. I.Sss head. veas we're gen
orally steady, although sellers did not quite reach
the outside figures paid Monday for choice stock
no Westerns offered. Common 70 choice Feals sold
at 70RlL00 Ter 100 pounds. culB and thrOWOuts
5Ooa650 barnyard and fed calves. A00a5O0; dressed
calves steady at lSisaH PET pound for city dressed
veals and 9al5 for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIpts 993 head.
Sheep ruled steady lambs a little more active
and selling at fully sustained prices. Common to
good sheep sold 3OoaL0 per 100 pounds; ordinary
TO prime lambs 575as75; eulls, 500; dressed NUT
ton quiet at 6aas per pound: dressed lambs al lOa
llh with hog dressed selling at y; country dressed
dollhouse lambs unchanged at Sd0ali.00 per carcass
H0GS-Receipts T. lsO head. Prime light pigs sold
at s5 per 100 pounds; county dressed hogs steady
at salliz per pound