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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
At EmeryyiHe.

Oakland. Jan. about 5000 PEG.
pie We're at Emeryville today. Fine
weather prevailed. but the track was
heavy. There was much interest in
the baby race at three furlongs
Seven well bred Youngsters faced the
barrier. The winner, Frank Russtal-
Ter, a son OF Bear Catcher and L.avena
g, was %favorite.
Silver Knight won the New Year
handicap from Jim Gaffney, the faV-
orite. The heavily played Edwin r.
Fryer was third. phil AIohr. PLAYED
from 40 to 10 80 ] was beaten by a
nose by Old Modico. another outsider
in the first race.
First race. 5 l-2 %furlongs; selling.
Old Modico won; phil Mohri second;
Roberta, third. Time. 1903 10.
Second c 5 1-2 furlongs. selling:
Darlington won; John H.. sheehan
second; Ocean Shore, third. Time.
los 3-5.
Third race. 3 f%urlongs; for two
year-olds; purse; Frank Rustaller
won. Kormak, second; Autenor. third
Time, :36 80.
Fourth race / ana rs miles: New
Year handicap: Silver knight won,
Jim G~affnerty. second; Edwin T. Fry
er, third. Time, 1865 1-5.
Fifth race. mile; selling: Rose
vale won; Mr.. Bishop. second; Raleigh
third. Time, 1;43 1-5.
Sixth race. futurity course Bub-
bling Water won; Fernando, second
Madeline Musgrave, third. Time. Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
INDIAN GIRLS ARE
OUTPLAYED BY
The Y.W.C.A
Government Wards Put Up
Splendid Exhibition Of Bas-
ketbaII, But are Defeated by
Superior Team Work

Superior team work was response
ole for the defeat Of the United states
indian school girls basketball team al
the hands of the Y. w. G. a. team at
the Casino Yesterday. the indian maid
ems being worsted by the convincing
score OF 81 TO is.
Excellent teata work Won Out for
the y w. e. A, the members of that
aggregation playing "A splendid game
in the last half. when they scored
thirty seven points. The exhibition
was very wen played in spite Of the
discrepancy between the scores Of the
two teams. Fouls were Few and far
between. the Association girls being
the chief offenders along this line.
The indian girls were outclassed in
height, but made up this deficiency
by speed, wonderful endurance and
accuracy in shooting the basket. The
". W. G, A.. displayed sugerior team
work. however. the work Of the for
wards being especially worthy of
mention.
The PLAYING Of the Y. W. G.. A.. girls
Yesterday was much superior to the
form they showed against the Univer-
sity several weeks ago, when they
We're badly worsted at the hands OF
the e. y. Nj. aggregation.
Arrangements are under way for a
game between the Y. w. c. y. and the
High school girls team. to be played
at the armory next Saturday evening.
Tho lineup yesterday follows:
Indians-lessie Gum, H; Edith
Paisano, IT.. Lupe Leon, c.; Teresa
Howcoma, Is: Esther Romero. re.
T., ". e. A.-Edie tcaptain), If;
Schneider. rf; L. close. G, /. Close ana
Kelly. lg. MaeGregor. re.
Referee, MacGresor. Umpire, Nc
Kec. Timer. Abney. scorer, Mabee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
NEBRASKA BLUEJACKETS
ARE GRlDlR0N CHAMPIONS

New York, JAN. 1.-THE football
teams OF the United states battleships
Missouri and Nebraska, neither OF
which has been scored upon in the
seasons series OF i~ntcr-warship
games. met at the American league
baseball park this afternoon TO de-
eide the naval gridiron championship,
and Missouri WAS Shown" a white
wash-2S to 0.
1t was q hard fought but clearly
PLAYED contest, witnessed by thousands
Of sailormen and officers Of the At
lantic hattleship fleet which is at am
Choir in the Hudson. Missouri has
been a three to two faVorite and the
one-sided result was a surprise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
DAUGHTERS ENTER
CONSERVATION
MOVEMENT


4 10y NNfHfiE JOURNAL rNtfihi leAneu hifei
Washington. Jan. l.-Dpa. consor-
,~s,f,, n,,ttt j. t,...r4o +
i'' american NeNe'u''oh dpp'"lS !"
every member OF It's organization and
to AN patriotic women to ha.rin The
lnow year Nvith x determination to ia,
an honorable means to support the
tho conservation measures heinz car
ried ont an over The country
This tx thu KEYNOTE OF what might
H. called h resume of ma first few
months work of the conservation
committee of The organization which
Leoupase1 .of members from every
state ana TERRITORY in me union.
conservation 81 all Of Americas "a
sources is the cnncansus OF the sentf.
mont ofthe governors of sixteen states
and territories Il we're asked 10
answer ia. nuestians What h tho
,snecial need Of conservation ia vuitr
~ ter ana ,lrov. es,, vouep holm 80
rho replfos of TN governors outline
u a.rintt, cnmpr4hensiy. plea of me-
Mon which would se,.m capahic az
rroduoine results The conservation
oommittee realizes that the slppcrt Of
Ian, measure ia be effective must b.
Intelligent and to this end d conscr-
watinn hpnetin ,,tn ~ started ana wilI
h. sent ont every iva or three weeks
~ ~, pnblio aud private schools Of
I'M cnnntr, i'm the hone that Tho rum
|d-amnntats N ronseryntion may find
NAM th.re ~ vitt H. ne r~lincipat aim
- aot -, hnltrfn INTO M hands Of
,,oo,l. whn do no, sem tha daily ma
3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
ND nI0l on lhe Amorlaan

English ana play on The American
stage.
These words touched u string that
had been asleep in my soul for a long
Time II awakened again the Wild
hope Of PLAYING shakespeare M his
own language. returned home
dreaming impossible dreams, but the
next day | was taken down from my
heaven by our friends plans. They
looked 20 me as a sort ot providence
of the colony. 10 look after the moral
and material welfare of the hard
working farmers they We're 80 bc, la
4 word, 70 be a guardian angel and a
Gordon bleu. ordinarily known hy the
name Of cook.
'oh, hut to cook under The sapphire
blue sky IN the iand OF freedom, What
JOY, / thought. 10 bleach linen az
the brook iike the maidens OF Homer's
HAD Aud. after the day af toll. to
PLAY the guitar and sing hy maon-
light, "a recite poems ar to listen 70
the hooking birds! And listening 10
maidcns. our neighbors. making
wreaths of luNuriunt Wild flowers for
Hsi Ana Ia exchange we should give
Them trinkcts for their handsome
brown uecks and wrists And Oh. we
should he SO far aNaN from everyday
gossip aud malice. nearer 70 God and
better. Yes. the project 90 "a simple
life. so Knocked at today. had for us
The charm of a reAl9ifelng novelty II
seemed like being born again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Boston. Jan. III The track meas
.urement was correct Robert a. row-
Ter Of Cambridge, New England anna
tour champion tonight established q
new worlds amateur indoor running
record for most Of The distances M
to twenty miles. In g match racs AZ
the Charlestown armory with II mi
Remand and Joseph G. silva. Fowler
covered the twenty miles in LIS ST.
The present amateur record fer ,he
distance is 1:51:5t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Kansas CITY. 40. Jan. Cattle
Receipts. LOCO; southern. steady. na-
Tive steers. 4S0mT-25. southern
steers. S4.0o N625, southern COWS
S2.75 I4.35. native COWS aud heifers.
S2.500 6.25. stockers and feeders.
s840m5 90; bulls. s32505.o0; calves.
s4.00m9.Oo: western steers. $500 q
$50: western COWS. $500 f.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; Sc lower;
huik ~ sales. ss.l5@ s.95. heavy,
'sS. 80 sac. packers and butchers.
sS.2oNS.o5; iieht. SS.io1 $40. idgs,
ed. 40 $50.
sheep 49, None: market, nominally
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Polish champion wrestler. tonight de-
feated Fred Beels in two straight falls.
The time was n minute. fifteen se~
onds and fifty-one minutes. respec-
lively. zbyszko o%utweiRhed Beels 80
pounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Fort wayne. Ind Jan. i.-Nolhtnr
doing on those forms. said Jack
johnson tonight when She offer oC a
fight with Tommy Burns was shown
the colored champion. The offer WAS
made by Hugh Mcintosh. and pro-
posed that the winner take an the
receipts.
"rhirty-five thousand, win, lose or
draw" are the only terms IN which
/ would meet Burns. added johnson.
"lf he Qgrees / win fight him ncxt
November az amy pluce.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
OFFERED FOR
BURNS-J0HNS0N BOUT

san Francisco, Jan IA cable
gram sent to q sporting editor of his
city by Hugh Mcintosh OF sidney.
Australia, OFFERS a purse Of $40. 600
for a tight between Jack Johnson and
Tommy Burns GO take place in Aus
tralia next September. The Austral-
ian promoter proposes that the Vim
ner OF the fight take the entire purse
aud the offer IS made regardless ot
the outcome Of the scheduled cham
pionship match between Jefrries and
Johnson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

san Francisco, Jan According
to sid Hester. the local fight promoter.
there probably win De no fight be-
tween Battling Nelson and Ad Woleast
but there are now chances for am
other match between Woleast and Lew
Powell Tom Jones, Wolgasts man
ager. left tonight for Los Angeles, fin
ally refusing Testers offer of 1880
or Of any sun under S4.500 for the
fight.
Wolgast Wa from Powell in twenty
rounds on November %, ms-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
FUGITIVE PARS0N GOES
BACK TO FACE MUSIC

Los Angeles. Jan. Rev. f. o.
Tilburne, charged with the embezzle-
ment of funds from the Christian
church of Linton. Ind. consented to-
day TO return east with Sheriff Bran
~stetter who arrived yesterday with
eNtradition papers. Daniel Smith and
his daughter Mary with whom the
Clergyman is alleged 10 have cloped
from Linton are accompanying the
sheriff and his prisoner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

San Francisco. Jan. 1.-THE seismo-
graph at the observatory Of the Uni
yersity or California at Bcrliley re-
corded an c~arthduake at approximate
~ the same time as the disturbance
recorded h5 the weather bureau III
Washington. The extent and duration
of the shock has not vet been com
puted by the authorities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

or t. pay the forfeit az 5000 ronble'
for breaking the contract,
In the early spring Henryk stem
kieWie1 and julien S~ypniewski sailed
Tor the new world. The rest OF us
Mere IA follow them in July. SypnieN-
SKI returned with glowing accounts 81
the beauties OF California. The let
tiers of s~ienkiewicz were also mos
convincing, and we began q make
preparations for tho Journey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

,Chicago. Jam l-Go0r9o SUII0n. hold-
or OF the worlds 1872 balk line billiard
championship. was matched today to
play Willie Hoppe for the ttle in
Chicago, next March The men win
play 1000 points under the revised
rules for the Diamond emblem The.
match win be played i'm three blocks
az 500 points each.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
rhiIadclphia COLONIZATION Noisy.

Philadelphia. Jan. despite the
deep snow. the parade of the new
years shooters" the feature of Phila-
delphia's new yea celebration, was
held today as usual and great crowds
turned out 20 sec the spectacle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. iA-There
were TWO feature races nc Moncticf to-
dag. the Quartet-mile dash for habies
and the New Years handica1. the
gualanteed value OF which was A.. 00d
The event FOR the ycarlines brbusht
out a-field ol fifteen starters ana The
race was pretty from start to fihish.
Tic handicap was won by patsy.( rid
den hy ButwelL Results
First race. ntf and one-half lfur-
longs. selling-S loWtali won. sheet
N. serond. Noethful. third. Thine.
LOS 2-
second race eHf-fourth mile. pArse
-Tailahassee wegs Edmond Adams
sccond. Bendaga third Time. i.23l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
maye. Va Gnme. nnt slow

Philadelphia. Jan. frank Ma
dole of P%ittsburs. bad the better OF
the six round hout with Grover Hayes,
formerly Of Chicago and now OF Phil
|a%deiphia. At the matinee today at Tho
National Athletic clab. Hayes was
game and fought hard but Madolc
was too clever for him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

iongs-Areenette wons Jacohite, sec
on1; High Range, third. Time, t:oS.
Fourth race, New Years handicap.
one mile Patsy won; Polls, second
Sir Cleges. third. Time, 1a4i -.
Firth race. one mile, scling-Cross
over Won; Fulfill, second; Anavri.
third. Time, 1:f4 80.
Sixth race. one and one-fourth
miles. selling Ncthermost Won Ma
mic Aigel, second; Oberon, third.
Time, Eos,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
Evidence

'rhat young man is II Of thst
greatest football players in the coun1
try
Don't believe IT. said the c%ontra1
dictory person, Il saw hind
walking on crutehes Washington
Stnr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Yes admitted ihe old bachelor
there was q woman ! once thought a
great deal of. bat l WAS afraid To ask
her hand W marriage 9'
young widow.
ttn The contrary. answered the q.
b, 4 was afraid she'd say Yes a
Chicago Ncr-e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
slncere l~aNmnathN.

"The a%rllsts' models IN Paris haVd
STRUCK for higher kaGrs.
Fl don't blame them. answered
Mrs. McGudles. The pictures prove
that the poor things aren't paid
enough to buy clothes Washington
Sinr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
LcYce pnmnged br Ice.

st Louis. Jan. 1-Damare esiima-
ted at 100000 was done on the leveo
here today when ice gorges which had
fesmed in the Mississippi broke. The
floating ice swept away everything in
it, nnfh-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Vancouver, -. G., Jan 1.-The
Universitv OF California Rugby game
defeated Vancouver easily today bv It
score of IA to G.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
FoothaII pIaycr RadIy nurt.

McAlester, okla, Jan. Thomas
O. Abbot, was probably fatally injured
in a football game near Wilbur
town today. His chest was crushed
ouf .no.fGrl broken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
lightweight Wrestling Bont.

st. Louis, Jan. Ia. l.. Wassme Of
st. Louis won il lightweight wrestling
match from Kid Williams today in two
straight fans. Kid Williams is from
Kansas city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Nre N,iea-vhe S. that mar
throwing that b iss Geo.
Mrs styies-it mast hc YOU deay
He uonidn't Dc throwing me n kiss
AIRS. Myies-Why not?
Mrs styies-Because it's my hus-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Charlie-What have YOU been doing
your face. dear boy9
Percy tried to shave mlsoii this
morning.
Chariie-What on earth for2
Psrcy-The doctor told me that J
ought 200 take more excrclsc.-Illus-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
BRISTOW ATTEMPTS
TO STRIKE OUT FRENCH
SPOlLATI0N CLAIMS

Washington, Dec. l6.-BN % tie
vote eff - To- %. the motion To strike
the French spoilation claims from
the omnibus claims bin was lost IN
tbs senate today. Nice-Sherman $
absence prevented the tie from being
broken.
After the vote ON Mr., Bristuw's mo-
lion 10 eliminate the spoilation claims,
he entered O. motion Ia recommit the
entire Measure and the debate pro-
cecdcd.
Speeches were made hy Senators
Buruham and crawford in support
OF the binL AIR. Crawford resented
the imputation that the hin had
formed as the result of "a log roll
ingn scheme.
1t is always cnsy to assume that
YOU are the only person who pos
sihly Csn bc right ne said to- MIR.
Bristow. amt udded that the Kansas
senator had assumed that position.
He WAS In favor of the spoilation
he said, because he believed
them TO be right and because their
validity had been sustained.
The motion To recammit did not
reach a vote. and the bin was still
under consideration when d senate
adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
FORCE WILL Be
REORGAN|zED
Secretary Norton Wants White
House Staff Placed on Perm
anent Basis Nine Employees
10 Be Dispensed With,

10y AtUFHiuE IUuEt1A ~
Washington. Dee. Abolition Of
the office Of assistant secretary 10
the president and d complete re-or-
~panization of the executive office
force are provided in the legislative
and executive appropriation bill pend
ing in congress.
The changes. suggested by Secretary
Norton to put the executive force on
"a permanent ana non-political foot
Ing have been approved by the house
committee on appropriations and
probably will become a law.
The plan contemplates placing the
executive office force in the same po-
sition as other government depart
ments and instead OF having two sec
~retaries to the president II is propos-
ed that there shall be an executive
clerk and a chief clerk. 1t is Mr..
.Taftts idea that the secretary TO the
president should be q personal aide
rather than a chief clerk.
The civil service does not apply 70
White House employees. Under the
scheme, however, conditions
would be practically the same ms
though the clerks were in the CLASH
fled service.
llo~ many of the present clerks viii
be retained cannot now be said. Al
least nine employees are slated TO 50.
Efforts are being made to take care
OF those in other departments.
Instead of two assistant secretaries
10 tho president at $4,000 "A year each
the new bill provides for an executive
clerk ~ 5000 and Il chief clerk at
$4,000. An appointment clerk at So
500 takes the plhcc Of the present
e%YecutiV. clerk At $4,000.
Two expert ston0graphers are pro-
yided for at 81, 500 each. and account
ant at the slime figure and two cor
rcspoadence clerks at $3.50 each.
Other ~elerkship salaries run from 81
0Oa down to LOCO a year.
The total appropriation for the exc
cutive office, including the secrctarys
salary at $4,000 2 year, Is Sto,32U, y
decrease Of $500 from the current
law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
EDITOR SENTENCED
FOR CONTEMPT
Of COURT
Seattle Judge Holds That News
paper Criticism Of His Action
Preiudices Case Still If Court


IBy Morning Journal specIai LEASED Wirel
Seattle. Wash. Doe. id. For criti-
rizing the court IN connection with
The granting OF a temporary tnjunc-
ton tai the Puget Sound Electric
Railway company, Leroy sanders,
.pahlishct of the Seattle Evening star.
Nns today adjudged iu contempt OF
court ana sentenced 20 -four months
in the county jail, Hugh Allen, man
aging editor To- thirt, days Ia iatl and
the Star Publishing company was iin-
ga S300 hy Judge Mitchell Gillian,
n the King county superior court.
judge Gillian held that the papers
criticism tended TO prejudice b pub
Tie Ia a case still pending I'm court.
Notice of appeal was immediately
given.
owing "a the iateness OF the hour
Sanders WIS unable to furnish the re-
qrircd bail and was committed to
sail. whore he win remain until to-
morrow. when it is expected that tho
bonds win be given. When sanders
was led into the iall office to he BOOK"
ed ho collapsed Aliens Wife Is sevi-
dusly IN. and judge Gillian permit
ted him 10 return 90 his home Tor
tho night.
The attorneys Tor the editors a
ln. case the state supreme court rules
against them they viii take an ape
neal To the federal courts and II nee
ess1ry 60 tho supreme court Of the
United states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
COUNTRY'S DEFENSE
CAUSES QUARREL
IN CONGRESS
Nation May Not Be Prepared
tor War But Members of
Senate and House are Eager
ion Fight

Wtsulngtou. nec. iG-if this
country is %unprepnrcd lar Wnr. 49, or
ticials of enc military arm OF the
gtN crnm,ut plais it 90 Dec. there Was
evidence at emo capital today that the
sanle condition doea NOT ,Xtend 10
lhose members nt congress who have
become involved ia a discussion of
the sUbioot
Criticism and inrectiyrs were the
missiles iired m h~loadgtdcs from the
opposing factions the EXCHANGES ink
mig the form W iyucWrttcu state
mclts iu which each side asstlod
Ihe motives 80 thr other.
Mr. TawneN. chairman 90 tun eom-
mittee ou appropriations wHs thu
target ct tosn who have sought e.
have made puhli, Il special report
sent DE- congress dcaling with thc
State Nf tho natlnuai deftus,s
Representative M~elAchlan, oi GALE
fDfuia whose resolution ot Inst ses-
SIGN 0us responsible Cor ihr prcpar-
l7aa uf tfe frpaft. aul Nept.stnta
uNt hohsnn Of AlHiamn We're AR
THnurvs ~pntHgonists. ~luoidtnuils
Srtvtti1 81 the Nuy, MryCr ma
Major General Leonard Wond uerc
brought into oppnsiug ramps
Air. h~tiHchlHn characterized ATT.
IANuHy as h~elonrine 60 thar slH~ eft
Hlireca IutrintH Who have kept the
nation ia uttor ignorance until war
nas eme tna has thtn pla,ed wn-
ueined untututed men. arrived With
ahaolete Weapons ir the fifid tn up-
haid fht national houa1
Ar NaNntf saln thr Ntinchian
resolution Was not introduced in
guod frith
Mr Hotfnn cnargra ihnt Mr.
Ian roN WHr Now deliberately mis-
leading ihr pihlie
Aftef tfiue ATT. 1aWnrf rncnrd
rn a., snHirri oI national delfnses
Air Hohsan said
air Iaunrf is the person most
responsible for the present utter lack
ol preparcdnesa
secretary Meyer ~euntmuinE bis
dsw ~-i-u ~ tur urYHi W-TU-nUrrHWuU
uilA before tnr house committee eu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

was DESTROYED ~ q recent earthquake z,
hut toward the rebuiidipa Of which
Andrew carnegie Ind given , nee
easnry money ~ still 10 the export
mental sta9ra. hut nevertheless II NJ
y living example that something has
been done ia the direction - our In
luiry and that more may be done. y
fortifloa the position Of any hopeful
student of international law who looks
forward 10 an era 81 prevailing
peace.
IAN international court ~ not "A
passing idea IL speculative theorists
re- assorted. He quoted til.. words Of
General Urant. who declared that
there never nas q time IN his npin-
ion when some way could mot have
been found to prevent the drawing Of
the Sword.
Tho epoch ~ peace contemplated
hyd Grant seems now ~ hand. The
times have presented tho occasion. ~
IN Tor tne world % RrRap IT, ! bciieYe
IL WHAT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
RE TAIL
TRADE BRISK
Dun's Weekly Review Finds.
Conservative Buying in.
Wholesale Transactions,


Iby Morning JoufnA, spsfini fasnsed Nlrel
Sew York. Dee. FIR. O.. Dunn
< Co.'s weekly review Of trade to-
morrow viii gay:
Retnil holiday trade IS % risk. hut
conservatism prevails to wholesale
tnnaa %ciions, buyers purchasing for
immediate needs. but displeying eau
ton about accommodating stocks Tor
future demands. Supplies IN tho
hands a. distributors are generally
llght. There Is % wide difference Of
opinion as g. the business outlook
for 1911.
IN iron and steel thtrc are no IN
dications that u figniticant change
ig imminent. Railroad requirements
Of The New York Central system for
1911 were estimated ut f05,e09 toms.
other roads have taken moderate
emounts and some orders arc pend
ing, but inquiries Tor rolling stock
nre not numerous.
structural steel makes the most en-
ccuraging showing ia voitinle Of new
husinefs yet The margin o. profit y
small. The Tonnage of structural
work for the Tear, however, equals
the best previous record.
u Is the height OF the buying sea
son In retail dry goods end the quiet
obtaining in jobbing markets Is sea-
sanuhlc and due Ia part to inventory
time. There has been ON improve
ment in dress goods for spring and
FAN lines promise 10 be more attrac-
tive than usual The silk mills are
firmer in their demands for higher
prices. Trade Ia boots II shoes "
still fuI from attractive, the present
being q quiet period aa o OF the
travelling saleamen are coming home
for the holidays.