Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
Rosenwald's Removal Sale Begins Wednesday, 10Th

VIII shapc future American history.
Il rs believed. Never in It's palmy
days ne the summer capital Of the
former president has the little Long
Ielpnd hamlet. that now holds the
llonizod lion-huntcf, BEEN watched ny
eHgoIly by "a public that now realizes
Tho possibilities Il the situation that
ia seething every hour In the shadow
Of Sagnmnre Hin. Motor cars,
cf,tmmcd with political potcntates
nom every corner OF the country, are
flying back and forth by night and
day on the road to the latest lair of
the jungle shooter. Behind the thick
foliage that shuts out the Roosevelt
home ng completely as the sudden
rcticonco of it's lord, men OF the most
weight ia national affairs are today
constantly seeking confidential con-
%ferences with the former dictator Of
political affa4ys" When She upshot of
thasr puw-wows az oyster Bay Is at
last revealed no one here will be sur
prised n the whole country Is con
vulscd at It's effect.
Park Pests.
Engaging a crack shOt with a life
time OF hunting experience behind
him, the authorities have begun
ceasclcrs warfare here against the
wild animals that are threatening To
make Central Park a place fit only
for an armed and wary adventurer.
Iiordcs Of rats. sounds of cats run
Wild, and packs of abandoned, wolf
ish dogs are terrorizing the pleasure
crowds of the great park tract, To
hunt down and break up this collcc-
ton Cf abnormal animals, To whom
the great. green stretch OF country Is
always extending the cell Of the wild,
the city's official hunter has begun
to bend his energies with his rifle
reedy ut his shoulder. Already many
of the song birds, that are now
known to be invaluable for presery-
ing natural growth against the insect
pests they eat, have fallen prey to
these providers OF the park, ana IL Is
believed that even more damage may
be done II they are not soon exter-
minated.
Sorry eason
Plunged suddenly from the most
chill and rainy spring In recent his
tory fun into the grip oil O. record hot
SPIEL. New Workers are vainly seek
ing 10 stay the effects of the most
ugly weather hat ever hit their town.
days are now followed by
tempestuous storms that riddle the
bland with lightning and wind gusts
and leave fog and drlzzle in the wake
days. OF all the recent sundays,
the bcach resorts shOuld flour-
here. only n has been even
aprlty clear. With thousands OF cars,
since last September simply to
accommodate the crowds Of the sum-
mer sundays, the trolley men here
ahouts have scarcely collected a
hundred thousand excursion fares
thus far. Millions of dollars worth
Of power plants and rolling stock
must be held in reserve most Of the
year to cone with the short summer
rush 10 parks ana shore, the records
show, while millions more are IN
In the great amusement enter
priscs. Though this sorry season has
practically made q dead loss of the
business, the traction men
tina its profits never measure
up anywhere near TO the huge eX-
pense end labor of carrying it on.
rhiidrcn1s Crops.
bending over bits of farm land that
rent for two cents u week In an
Westminster suburb, six hum
lrcd boys and girls OF the tenement
districts are cultivating crops that
farmer In the state might envy
Beans. boets, onions, lettuce and car
OTIS are being brought forth by the
)ushcl by tho off-hour efforts of the
East side tots, and many a dollar has
been yielded 70 the most
OF them from the produce of
he tiny strips or earth they have
,een allotted. If every worker In this
metropolis held as steadily to the job
* these poor children are doing, IL is
recognized there would he
more prosperity and less v%ngraney
lcre.
Dictate Dances.
Thet the two-step viii soon be-
tcmc only @ memory and the barn
lance be barred ia polite circles has
picphesiod this week by the rul-
ng conclavc OF dancing masters that
s concluding it's annual session here.
md schottischcs are to gain
ho %ascendnncy, while the waltz VIII
'eign as the queen of tcrpslchorean
,vcutions, the dictators of the may /
vhlrl have deereed, professional
have filled the platform ms
heso Jurors Judged the merits Of
heir cxpositions of different dances,
10 the final verdict has not been
lightly formed, In spite of the an
lpunooemnt OF these radical reforms
a the trcading of the light fantastic
gay youths and maidons are to-
lay still making the good, cid two
ten the ~favorite IN their nightly
lanccs about town.