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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-07-07
a !HospIrABLE BANDIT.

iHOSPITABLE BANDIT
"NHEoDoRE CARSON stared for
a, moment In amazement at the
PROSTATE girl. then took her
tenderly in his arms, carrying
her toward the hidden cabin. At the
steepest spot Captain Harrod overlook
him. But the young man paid no
heed toAofcers of aid, wading steadily
on to the door, which the captain I'M
locked and opened, standing aside for
Carson and his interesting burden.
Theodore took her into the large sin
gle room and laid her softly on a clean
looking bed,
@she is deadm said Theodore in a
hustled voice.
is her heart beating? the captain
inquired
II don't know cried Carson.
Carson laid his ear lightly to the
white blouse. Some fiutterlng he
seemed to feel, but he could not be
Certain. Harrod brought water in a
watering pot, which he seemed to have
planned to use as upon lily or rose.
do 1t beatf' he asked.
II can't TELL" said Carson, '.nor
whether It's my pulse or hers that
beats. Oh, wish-what do they gen
orally do, captninw
"They's some paint O. they frock that
always has to be unrove, amt theyf"
inquired the captain anxiously.
Captain" said Carson, the perspira-
ton standing on his brow, I'm going
out on the gallery for air. You do
what has to be done, captain-or she
may der
Put some watah on huh face, subj"
said the captain, in judicious avoid
ance Of extreme measures. "Ah don't
reckon this hyah's a case fo' vilent O.
onconse'yatiye remedies. I'll oncork
that ha'tsho'n bottle!"
Carson pressed a wet towel to the
girls face. The captain held a bottle
labeled ammonia" to her nostrils.
She gasped, drew quivering sigh and
opened her eyes. The older man was
looking at her in fatherly way, and
the young one was sponging her fore.
head, his face near hers. She sat up
suddenly.
You have had fall, madam said
Carson, "and are shaken up a little.
But you are safe and among friends"
"oh, thank you" she said, in tone
of the most correct formality. ITS
ever SO kind of you, sir. I'LL oh,
i thought 1 was lost! thought l.
oh! Oh! Oh! OH o.o.o-h!"
Suddenly, from the polite common
places OF speech, she broke into hys-
terical screaming. Captain Harrod
poured stiff glass of red,liquid from
a bottle, diluted 1t and took it to the
shuddering girl who looked pathetical.
1yu into his face for moment, swal-
lowed 1t obediently and coughed as IL
strangled by it.
And now" said Mr.. Carson, I'VE,
will leave you, if you will excuse us.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-07-07
CLOTHING STORE
Will Be Opened Here Soon
by Two Men of Kane,
Pennsylvania.
Photos by American Press Association.

]. E. Mitchell. a hustling young
business man of Kane, Pa, is in the
city looking after arrangements for
the establishment of new retail
clothing store here. Mr.. Mitchell
and Waldo sasse, of Kane, are con-
nected with a large clothing store
there and they have planned to open
a store in the Mccarty building now
in course of construction at Main
ana 18th streets as soon as that
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-07-07
At MARSHV|LLE
The Funeral and Burial Of
Miss Ollie Marsh is
Held.

The funeral of Miss ollie Marsh,
twenty-three-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Marsh, re-
siding on Grass run, was held al
Marshville Thursday Afternoon. Bur.
ial was in the cemetery at Marsh
Vile.
The young lady deld of organic
heart trouble at the home OF her sis.
ter. Mrs. William Grubb. near Fair.
mont, while visiting there. She was
Of pleasant and attractive dlsposi.
ton and an excellent girl in every
way. and her death was learned with
much regret by the many frlReds OF
the family.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-07-07
WATTERsoN ARRAIGNED,

KINGSTON, KY. July Ewing
Watterson, son of Col. Henry Wat
terson, who shot and wounded
Michael Martin, saloon keeper. at
saugerites yesterday, was arralgned
today on the charge of assault in
the first degree. Application for
ball was refused. The prisoner was
committed to Jail for further exam
nation next Tuesday. Martins com
dltion is sot serious.
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SURPLUS THIS YEAR
In Ordinary Receipts and Ex-
: penditures of the Federal
Government.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., July i
A surplus of ss,4O2. 900 in the ordl,
nary receipts and expenditures
against a deficit last year of s5s..
$4,000 was announced by the treas.
Jury department today. The total
deficit over all of which, the Panama
canal expenditures and the publl,
debt is today S25, $4,000 as agains,
$11S,7s5,OOO last year.
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little black mustache. The fact that
she thought of this startled her. Was
she growing tightly with fever? Why
this abnormal hilarlty of spirits, in the
exaltation of which all anxiety depart
ed?
She rose and walked out unstendily
upon the veranda and saw Mr.. Carson
and the captain sitting idly just be-
You'd earshot of the cabin. They came
to her respectfully.
Il came out to thank you, sir" said
Virginia tightly, for your heroic be-
havior-heroic, romantic, medieval
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srRrKns BIG eAssnR.

SALEM. July 1.-The Flint Natural
Gas Company has drilled in ten
million gasser on the W. t. Powell
farm in Grant district, DoddrIdge
county, w. Va. This is we'll No, /,
and Is In new territory and likely will
result IN opening up new field. w.
G. offutt Is president and one of the
largest stockholders.
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FIRE CAPTAIN KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, No. July Captain
Michael ]. Lyons, Of the Gre depart.
ment, was killed aud three other fire.
men and workmen were injured in a
FIRE which destroyed part Of the
waters-Plerce OH company's store
house here today, The loss y $780,
coo.
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IMMIGRANTS MORE
THAN YEAR BEFORE
By More Than a Quarter of a
Million Says Commission
h. er General Keefe.

WASHINGTON, D. G, July An
estimate of the total number of i'm
migrant aliens admitted at all ports Of
the United States during the last fs-
cal year reached 1.OS7,545, was made
by Commissioner General Keefe 10.
day.
This is an increase OF 2S3.759 over
the numbI' Of immigrant aliens ad,
mItted last year.
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Our
Guar antee

so firm Is our confidence In
DARK SPRINGS MINE that we
win pledge ourselves to repur.
chase from those who buy now
at s2.75 per share, at the option
of the holder, every share OF
stock sold by US at this price,
plus six per cent. Interest, pro-
vlded DARK SPRINGS does not
pay at least three dividends
prior to December 3lst, 1910, or
within the ensuing six months.
This offer is made Independent
Of any qualifications or condi-
lions whatever and certainly
must prove to you our absolute
conviction as to the possibilities
of the stock, and 1t also must
occur to sou that we would not
make such an offer did we not
know absolutely TINT we were
taking no serious risk In our
juds ent as 10 the earning
power Of the company This
Guarantee is made iiy LOUIS
BUNKER * co, Inc. capital
and surplus $4,000. Don't you
think It will pay you to inyesti-
gate this proposition? We have
made our clients some hand
some profits this month in the
stock business and the prospect
for this coming month looks
even greater than for the month
of June. Ii will cost you moth
ing but a little time to lnvesa-
gate our propositions, Don't
you think yoa owe 1t to your
selves to do this?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-07-07
CLIMBS HILLS EASY.

David Hickman. of Marshville. was
in the city Saturday on business Mr.
Hickman made the trip in his auto
mobile, and although the hills are
numerous and two of than rather
sleep. Mr.. Hickman says he expert
eneed no difficulty in climbing them.
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building is completed, The store
will have a merchants tailoring de-
'partment and complete line of
.haberdashery will be carried.
5 Mr.. Mitchell is an enthusiastic Elk
and is at present district deputy of
the order for the northwestern dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July p
Congressman Brownlow, of the First
congressional district of Tennessee,
is reported to be in dying condt-
ton.
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MITCHELL FUNERAL.

At o'clock Friday afternoon the
Rev John r. Ewell, OF this city, led
the funeral service of Arden Mitch
Ell in the Episcopal church at Weston
in he presence OF large concourse
Of relatives and SrieDds and full att
tendance Of Weston Pythlans.
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ARRESTED on cAprAs.

Clarence Matheny has been arrest,
ed by the sherlfrs deputies on ca
pias and placed in jail to await trial
in November on an Indictment charg-
ing bigamy.
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CHAPTER II.

(cOnlinaed fFom last waekl.
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THEoDoRE. CARSON stared for
a moment in amazement at the
PROSTATE girl. then took her
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-07

sumcd to write to you | tried to
be cheerful aud friendly and anus
ing. You never answered"
'Papa---' began the girl
But then" Chester swept ON inn
petuously. then | met you in the
park | had found out in the mean.
time that Perry l.angham was not
the friend | thought he was.
found out that he had seen your
father and warned him against me
as a dishonest man"
Did Mr. Langham really do that?
Have you quarreled with him real
ly?"
Have I not cause to?'
He never breathed one syllable
against you to me-"
Have you seen him often since?"
! Quite frequently. He comes down
To talk to papa and me"
/ And he never said word
against me?"
NO. he only seemed sad when he
spoke OF you. You seemed so fond
of each other that | thought it was
because you were away.
Chester leaned forward suddenly.
>"Do YOU know why am asking
YOU all these questions? DO you
know what | am telling YOU means"
The girl drew away from him in
alright.
Il wonder where We are" she
exclaimed: and hastily rubbed away
patch of the frost on the window
with her little glOved hand.
As she sank back again Ches.
ter's eyes met hers. The little hand
was in his now. and all the crisp
coo fragrance of her delicious face
rushed out to meet his senses as
he bent over her For "A single in
slant his lips touched hers
"Oh, don't. she murmured faint
ly. don't"
The sleigh stopped with jerk
so sudden that they thought the
horses had fallen. Through the clear
space in the window they caught
sight of saddle horse rearing and
p,unging in the snow directly in
front ~ their jet black team. The
next instant the rider had dismount
ed and the horse was galopinc
madly away. The carriage door was
suddenly opened. and Perry Lang
ham stood confronting them.
tTo be continued
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The Damon OF the Air

iS ''" ""rm of .aGrippe. that breath.
ed in. brings suffering to thousands
Its after effects are weakness. ncr.
vousncss, lack of appetite. energy and
ambition. with disordered liver and
kidneys. The greatest need then is
Electric Bittcrs, the splendid tonic.
blood purifier and regulator of
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. Thous-
ands have proved that they wonder.
fully strengthen the nerves. build up
the system and restore health and
good spirits after an attack Of Grip.
II suffering. try them Only soc Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed by Ard
more Pharmacy.
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OWEN BOOSTS FOR REFERENDUM LAWS
INITIATIVE LEAGUE REMEDY FOR EVILS

f. commcrcialism that is now shak.
ing the foundation OF this county
and making spectacle of itself
In Philadelphia.
we will. then be- able to pass
pure food laws and have those laws
executed which are now almost nul-
lifted by commcrcialism operating
through political agencies.
we can then control monopoly
and high prices. and We can aJatc
the evils of unrestrained greed,
grinding the life out of women and
children in sweatshops, and We can
establish sanitary precautions which
shall control in greater degree the
charnel houses of tuberculosis.
known ms lower New York City.
We are indeed in league with
death that we spend a thousand
millions on an increase in expendi-
turc FIR war purposes and rely on
Nathan Straus to abato the killing
of babies with infected milk in New
York?
"lr We follow the great example of
the Australian states. and adopt
the Initiative and referendum, we
can then adopt impr we'd methods
OF sc!f-goyCrnmcnt We can abolish
mouopOli,, and commercial ,pprcs-
sion, We can then restore the politi.
al and physical health of the ma.
ton
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To Draw Federal Jury.

Mu~kogco. Okla, April 5.--lud-c
Ralph r. Campbell OF the federal
court lef This afternoon for Tulsa
where hr VIII order the jury com.
miosioncrs to draw the jury at =
o'c'ock tomorrow for the Muskog",
mou in the Musk0gcc town lot eases
The mry viii lc drawn publicly an,
th" name o. each Juror publicly am
nounccl Ia comply with the proviS
ions of the sta.u.o relating To sucl
procedure.
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WHEN | AM RICH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE

Around the park aud home" said
Chester.
The next minute they were glid-
ing smoothly beneath the white
shrouded trees, with nothing but the
rythmic swaying of the sleigh 10
botray. the rapidity OF the motion
The frost had formed upon the
Window. and in the dim light Ches-
ter could hardly see the cool flush
of her cheek. He felt rather than
perceived the perfection of her flow
cr.likc Hcc. dantily. dangerously
near unreasonable, hopclessiy far
away: irresistibly close 10 him; a.
impossible of attainment as a dis
| tant star. He knew tina Ger fragrant
breath was coming quickly. but how
h, knew ii he could not tell She
sat with her face half avertod. lie
/ could see the eager tendrils curling
ab.ut her little ears. and making
the slightest possible shadow ON her
forehead, contrasting with the RI
dance of her eyes lie knew that
he must speak in moment, and
shrank from the possibility of a
single false cadence in his voice
4 jarring word or misintcrprcted
thought
MAY tel you." he said at last
why am here, why We are t.
g,ther?"
Edith MAS silent and he stumbled
On.
The first time | met you was OF
the pier, under extremely equivo,a
circumstances. When Ind that tat
and opened my eyes thought per
haps that had died and gone t,
heaven"
Tho sirl moved away from hin
slightly
Il looked up continued Chester
desperately and saw your eye
fun OF the di,inost pity IL was al
So sudden and ! was s1 stunno
thar hardly I'm .w what sal,
! only know that # was an vroap,
Then me, you at the Uruguay
did not know your last name. AN
presumed 60 call you by the rrs
ln.,, fH.t that tnut t.ttsr s.
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Danderine

Dan q Oerlne nr"iuces h"ir lust
a. surely J> rutu aud sunshine raise crops
IL produces % thick growth of luNuriant
hair when Nll other remedies fHil. We
guarantee l'undcrlur Al druggists sell "a
25c. Hnc aud 81 per bottle. 70 prove IFS
worth send this I'D with loc IN stamps Of
silver, and ". will iusiI You large free
sample. kNoWIroN pANpERl>E CO.
Chicago M
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sumcd to write to you tried to
be cheerful aud friendly and anus
ing. You never answered"
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
LUMBER. LIME. Erc.
Err COMPANY

CHICkAsAW LUMBER COMPANY
yellow Pine Lumber. Shingles. Sush. Doors
Nuuldiug-. Turned Columns. iiCktt-.
Brackets. Lime. Cement. Plaster. Etc
Telephone 20 y Washington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-20
Suits Brought Asking
That Proprietors be Made to
Show Cause Why Lid Should
Not Go on.
COURT SETS HEARING
OF CASE ON JULY II
Three Women Alleged Keepers
Of DisorderIy Resorts Named
in Petitions Filed Saturday,

The territory OF New Mexico with
the consent OF the attorney general
against Lizzie McGrath, Minnie Car
roll and Leona Grace. Is the style of
three actions brought in the local
district our late saturday by Attor-
Mann and Nenable of this city.
These are suits brought 20 have three
alleged conducted BY the de-
PENDANTS declared g public nuisance.
il is asked that they he abated on this
ground and on the additional ground
that the houses In question are alleged
to he conducted within roo feet of the
Masonic temple and the Albuquerque
college. in alleged violation
Of the statute prohibiting such places
that distance OF an educational
institution or fraternai building.
II IS asked that The court order de-
PENDANTS 70 appear in court and show
cause why the petition OF plaintiff
o be granted Judge Abbott
late Saturday night set July Il as the
upon which defendants may APP
pear to how cause as asked in rho
Last appearance. Airdome tonight
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the southwest, but is needed in some
places in the Pecos valley.

For the dedication Of Roswelrs new
Alasonic temple, just completed al a
cost OF $4,000, "A committee on ar
rangements has been named consist =
ing OF w. 5. Prayer. f. A. Cahoon and
colonel James w. Wilson. The dedi-
cation - to occur on the night Of FRI
day, June "a. which is st. Johns onv
and the 2lst anniversary Of the or
SANITATION Of the Roswell Masonic
lodge. The dedication will he done hv
Frank Johnson, OF san Marcial. \.
NJ, grand master Of the Masons OF
New Mexico. Harper s. Cunningham.
OF Santa Fe, the only active gard de-
gree Mason in the territory and in
spector general of the Scottish Rite
Alasons of New Mexico. has been In
Nited 10 deliver an address. tocag
speakers willrbe added to the Ia.
gram All the Masonic lodges 81,
eastern New Mexico will he represent-
cd IN the attendance and almost the
entire membership OF the Pecos val
ley viii be present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-20
RAhCHER AND HIRED
MAN HAVE HARD
TIME Of II
Go Down Into Deep Well and
Are frightened When Heavy
Horse Almost Falls on Top of
Them.
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal
Las Vegas, y. A.. June l9-Joseph
Morrison. q rancher. and his hired
man had a narrow escape from being
crushed to death last week while in
speeding a deep well. Tho men had
descended into the well TO examine il,
leaving "a heavy draft horse tied to n
post near the top. The horse reared
and stumbled IN such "a name as to
throw its body across the well, The
animal gradually slid down into the
we'll, but was SO large that il WAS
caught half way down. The impris-
oned men called loudly for help. ex-
pecting to he killed BY the falling
horse at any moment. Nearby ranch
ers heard their shouts and rushed a
block and tackle TO the scene. With
The aid OF "a team Of horses, the fran
tic horse was hoisted TO the top OF the
we'll. Morrison and his companion
escaped uninjured. The horse was 50
badly injured that it was killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-20
DRYNESS GENERAL
IN VALLEY Of
RIO GRANDE
Central Pat Of Territory Badly
n Need of RAIN Grazing Per-
mits at Premium in Forests,

n noticed 10 q recent issue % the
Morning Journal said Or. George
Gould YESTERDAY. chat the rain here
"A few days ago soaked the Rio Grande
valley. II could get hold 81 the man
who wrote that AH would be tempted
10 soak him. Th1t min hardly went
outside the citsf limits. Down in the
valley south ~ tlfc eity where live
we are suffering for rain and have
o. had G. shower worthy of the name
FOR many months. The valley needs
a general rain badly everywhere
In spite Of the scattering showers
poison showers" the native ranch
men call the sporadic hot rains-thc
drouth Is getting severe Owe central
New Mexico. especially in the rs
tancia valley where the moisture viii
be needed In 4 few days If the crops
are 10 be q success. The grass on
the plains is grazcd and sCorched out
by the inteuse heat ana ven up in
the mountains good grass is scarccr
than for years owing to the lack OF
heavy snow and rain in the late
spring. The management OF the Man
zano national forest east OF the city
is besieged with applications for graz
ing permits and the sheep are be-
ing grazed right up into the heart OF
the mountains. Applications have
come from as TAR south as III Paso.
asking permission 10 bring the sheep
ny rail TO Albuquerque, Craze them
for q few weeks 10 the mountains and
them back.
New Alrdcme plaza not quite fin
but You can get q look in what
70 be, tonight. Come with the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-20
NEWS OF INTEREST


Forecast.
Washington, june l9.-New Mexico
and Arizona. Fair Monday and Tues
day.
West Texas Fair and continued
warm Monday Tursday moderate
south winds
Use Diamond Ice. Phone 81 and IS.
Drink GlorIeta Beer. Thone 81 and IS
b. p Heller Of cabezcn arrived here
yesterday
a. T. Pollard of Espanola is here on
60 hrici business visit.
Colonel W. NJ. Bareer was In the
city yesterday from ncien.
~ A. Connon "a wen known mer.
chant 90 Los iunas was q visitor in
the city Yesterday.
William Calvert Il United states
postntiirc inspector is here ou 70 hricf
otiieiai Visit from Denver.
Mrs John. wife Of o.. II. John.
santa Fc agent At Suwance was q
visitor in the city yesterday.
The regular meeting OF the SONS %
Veterans uin Dee held his evening ina
A. o. q. W. bali John ". Wilson.
commander.
Raymond II. Lester OF the y X
Fairbanks company lormerh % rests
urut of Albuquerque. Is iu the citN
from his headquarters ia Denver.
Mrs Henuessy. wilc eg j. 4. Hen
messy OF the santa f. store house. ac-
com anied D., her SON. John A.. Jr.
iHu ltst might fof Pasadena. Cal.
inf "a visit of etttrli wetks
William q Jansen fourth vlce-pros-
idtnt and assistant To tho president. Of
She santa Die r~tilToal. passed through
thf eifN last night eu route from Chi
raso to tHe Grand canyon. ar. Jan-
SEN IS travelling iu b private ear AND
rs accompanied hN o parts of friends
The Gallup Republican SAYS j h.
HHrtiinr WHO has bern a resident al
Gallup a couple uf wears. coming hart
from Albuquerque, Viii return to that
ats iu one meas future a. Reside. Ar.
maritime rss been employed here bA
thf Santa he as maehlnisf at the shops
thls division
Frank = Jennings a. Swlsher and
p Watkins three urA known riu-
ui Willard. ore here un o. hriei
business VISIT aitet fn3o1lne an ex-
eliiu4 trp over the mountains and
Ihins fn an autunlnfi le. Several miles
ef A-lhuquerluc. with Air. Wat
sinf Hf fhr wheel the automobile
sfiddei and threw the occupants our
Jenntnrs was rather badly bruised
la .ud wil ha sore for ~seNerti DAYS
is The result 81 the n%reldeuf The
itier members 80 the PARTY escaped
Hrief funeral services were held
esterdaF morning I'D le o'clock al
chapel over tha remains ut
De- late william Mcfain Snarso the
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~. ! last night Airdome.
.Nn ApprcclatIon nom GaIInp.

While eommcnting on the society
notes in the Morning Journal. "A few
days ago, which are wei worth read
ing and gotten up IN sue a Journal
istic style, we were informed that the
society editor of that popular paper
is tho daughter of Mrs. Lillian NJ.
Wilson Of this city. Mrs. Wilson -
somewhat Of "a writer also. having
often contributed interesting articles
on Mckinley county and surround
ing country 10 the Albuquerque
papers, bur in no way compares with
that OF the daughter. who ranks
among the best Of society writer's. and
who tho Journal holds as n valued
member Of their large force of news
paper pe0ple.-Gallpp Republican.
II AL happens. Airdome tonight.