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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
The Reasons Why

The addition gives an entire
new floor which viii be used for
the betterment OF the working
force The various rooms viii
BE large and well lighted, heated
and ventilated in the best possible
manner The sewing and work
rooms, in conjunction with the
suit department. viii extend $50
feet, lighted by the large windows
for practically the entire length Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
A Last Word

With the completion Of the
Palais Royals new Grown .
the adjoining Scottish Rite Ca
thedral building viii be demol-
ished, when a wing" viii be
linked with the Grown" The
hope is that later another wing
viii Be eaned and Won. Striving
to reach perfection viii surely
help Us on the way
A. LISNER.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17

the building. The Lunch Room
and Kitchen for the stores work
erS viii b, of the most modern
construction, thoroughly hygienic,
with every appliance for cooking
to best advantage and dining in
comfort The service of an ex-
pert chef VIII be included The
Toilet Rooms viii he more than
double their present sic, all of
white marble, with modern open
plumbing and teuazz0 floors. In
secluded, quiet corner, with
large windows, the "Sick Room"
viii be provided with approved
sanitary Couches and other equip
mentS, including every need for
any emergency.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
About That Crown

The Palais Royal has become
an Increasing wonder to the trade,
because of a business great be
y0nd all precedent and calcula-
ton in a building of the size.
Only last Monday the fact was
illusrated-when the sales Of un-
derwear from little tables. forced
into the aisles, were but a little less
than $1,000. That the Palais
Royal has to expand has long
been recognized. The added
fIoor-the crown as illustrated
above-Were planned a year since,
but the Commissioners could not
agree that a higher building was
according to law" and 50 Con
gTesS had to be appealed to, when,
Of course, the justice of the Palais
Royals request was recognized,
and by special act of Congress
fun permission granted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
Building Begins Tomorrow

The picture of the new floors
to the present building IS hut a
rough and unfinished sketch and
hardly gives a fitting idea Of the
cost, 10000. The facts are that
a gain of 10000 square feet viii
result affording additional space
that long suffering patrons and
generously patient employees will
have every occasion TO rejoice In.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
Stained Glass Dome


Improvements told Of, will, It IS
hoped, be greatly admired and
praised Building, of course, viii
result in some confusion this sum
mer, but the planning has been
done wisely and least possible
discomfort viii result. It IS not
the Palais Royal way to catch at
even good excuse for "a great
sale, " and, anxious to avoid the
semblance of senSatiOaaliSm, we
ask only your indulgence during
the course of improvements. The
Palais Royal viii not CLOSE out
stocks al less than cost" Just
the reverse, and according to an
nual custom, July viii be the
month Of immense additions to
stock, because Of the possibilities
Of advantageOuSly purchasing Te-
naming summer stocks Of manu-
factuTeTS and importers. All Of
the department chiefs have lust
returned from New YoTk-and
nearly $4,000 worth Of most
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17
important Feature

Prices aStoundingly little are TO
be linked with fresh goods, an
exception to the rule in July.
The Post, Star, Herald, and Times
of today each give you hints of
tOmOnOw'S bargains. While the
list in each paper IS difTerent-the
combined lists are but hints Of
the bargains you'll find here to
m0TTolE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-17

displaying goods to the buyers of
the various departments Here
also viii be the Receiving
Rooms" where all goods viii be
received and inspected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

severe attack af ghe rrEsiH &t.
.pfRMutsg m1ag friends STD p
to learn that re- has ~lmnsE Fmtirelt
recovered from his lines
IS 81. KOS a Saad renre@nt1uNe
6f tne DcridensI1 LsR Insurance come
uans returned yesterday from an *
tented business trip te san Antonio.
Te1as. in the interests az the cem-
g4nE.
y. ID Bronson, general inspector 81
rne trnitel Statfs FOREST SrFlre p fN-
ueciek 20 arrive from Washington to-
aay far q several days visit TO the
local ofnces Mr. Bronson Was for
rrtrig an Inspector in his district wIfn
headquarters in A~ihuquernue
F1lueen new members were h1llcted
and elected 20 3 meeting ut the
I~sEht1n1ers held in a. q. I "
haa last evening. The newly elected
Will 4fnitiared az the ns1t
meeting Following the busy session
night 3 pleasant social hour vas
sDent ala those present having q yery
fimr.
The funeral ~ the late Mrs Me.a
nehrenx whoae death occurred Med
1asdaF. sas held from 81 Pauis
Lutheran church at 2.ae O'Clock yes
afternoon Tho services we've
Conducted hy Rev J " PaeszAek
The funeral was largely attended ny
friends and relatives Interment vas
in Fairxtew cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
co MITTEE WILL
REPORT TUESDAY
NIGHT
Three Members Of cOnmeTcia.
Club Appointed to Deliberate
on Elephant Butte Project WI
Make Known Result of Con-
ference Eafy Next Week.

The report 81 A T. MeMlIlen, Q. y.
Marion aad JOHNS staah. the com
~rass,es appsIntss lss, Tuesday nigh,
10 consider the ~adslsabllity Of draft
Ting q memorial to eousress protesting
taEainst the completion IF the Ele-
phant Butte project. viii he heard %
g speriai m~et4ne 81 ne Commercial
csab 10 be held IL the club room Tues
day night az : aetocK The coramsf-
tee held 2 lengthy conference Eester-
day. eut the y.ssH Of the meeting WIFI
mnt he maae fus1le until g report IS
made 70 the ciub members Tuesday
evening
IL order h czrry onE the Elephant
Butte prn5ecf- lt is ssfd To - claimed
hv the Eovernmen1 thai it VIII hc nee
essaFy 20 aprEarrlate aAl the waters
az the EGn Grunae and its tributaries
In New Mexico and 30 forbid the APP
pgCprsau0n og waters north % the
Butte. 1t is said that this practically
means that no water a he agpro-
nrsatad for irriealnn purposes in cen
fFal and northern New Aexzea, The
matter s. o. great significance TO A.
~hguueraue and tne Ra0 Grande valley.
and il i hoped the meeting Tuesday
Eighs viii ne largely attended
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
TWO WOMEN ASK FOR
DIVORCES
One Alleges Her Husband Is a
Drunkard and Slams the
Furniture Around When In
tOxicated.

Two sections for divorce we've flied
tn the district court Yesterday. both
iT wome alleging that they had been
rTtew0ussg Wron@aA hF 1h~sr husbands
Mrs Marine T. Potter. Through her
.a~ttarncg. III ~ Cre4E. azhs q fitaFce
from SterllHe ~. Potter. whom sos he-
.lerzs 10 DE- in California ArT Pot
TAR alleges sAe HnA nee husband were
married sn Jaig. 1895. and haTe one
reN three Feafs old in 1903 Potter
ieSt Ser tha mes5 and since thfn she
sass has tailed ana refused ~ sup
pert asrsH amd child
Masier auA CFasE atIaFneys fOE MAJ
p Newman filed "a Ksit asking Il Ui-
lroYrs truw Thomas g. Newman mhcm
the plainllfs alleges Is and nas been
tar five wears rr d "A lrunsar9
Mrs Msa man alleges Ia the complaint
THAT hfr husband becomes intoxicated
az rcpuirr Intervals anl when in such
la condition throws the furniture
IaTound in their house. making her
nervous and lu fear ~ bodily harm
The plaintiff claims her husband
WORKS fer the Santa re Railroad COM
ipauy- She asks alamouy and atter-
neys foes ID addition u a c0Eaplets
separation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
SPRING HAS COME;
BAND To PLAY
IN THE PARK
Musicians Of Indian School win
Celebrate Advent of Season
by Open Air Concert at Robin
son Park.

snrlns has finally arrived and the
first open air concert OF the season
j. announced.
The following program VII be rem
dered By the United states indian
school hand at Robinson park sun
day afternoon. commencing al 3
o'clock.
Z. The Thunderer tAiarchl sous
> a Warmiu Up in Dixie two
stepf E T. Paul
g The Sleeping Beauty lKValtzA
.--- A. Ia NHnr1lo
& Salute tn the stars and stripes
tMarchl VIII Huff
s Celebrated Waltz from II Trova-
tore J. St Clair
g. His Exceliency tNarchl ..
. Henry FILLMORE
!. \ Day in the Ccttcnfield piece
CharaCterisiic1
smith 4 zublin
5 The Creole Queen Characteristic
EnwiN ScHAxANDoRE. ''''''
Director.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
PETITIONS
CONSIDERED BY
COMMISSIONERS
BIDS on Approaches 10 Steel
Bridges Referred to County
Surveyor: Contracts Let For
Wing Filing to Protect Banks

Contracts for the construction or
wing dams which win protect the
property OF many persons who live
along Inc banks OF the Rio GEande.
consideration Of bids for the construc-
ton Of approaches TO the bridge now
in course 81 erection a. Alameda and
the receipt Of NUMEROUS 1etitions re-
cardinE various matters OF interest to
people in different parts o. the county
we're the features Of q buoy meeting
.nf the board % county commissioners
held in the out house yesterday aft
|esrnou.
r J Gurrie was awarded the con-
tract for the construction of eight
south II the Barelas bridge
az q cost ~ ssss for i1bnr- The ma
.reral ls ta BE- furnished BY people
no reside close 10 the liver banks
land hose property is in danger OF
destruction during the spring when
The river eats into the banks and
nverGawE The wing dams il is
thought w5lf result in the stream be-
ns kept in the main channel Mr.
Guruie was also authorized 20 con-
struet three winE dams north ~ the
ancient odd Albuquerque bridge site
Ian the E--e roe- hsViE - fhuse IN
- erected south 81 Bareias The
M SSuuf5 valley Eriizs and lr0u COM
ipnrV IS now constructing 6 big wing
Dam just north OF tho neW Bareias
bridge which viii serve as q mcdei FOR
those 10 ~ constructed by Guruie-
Bids we're considered from several
bridge ccmnanies FOR the construction
- rwa spans Of steel approaches TO
lthc Alameda bridge. now being erect
sd. The Illinois Bridge company :
hi.l was S5.744. the Missouri Valley
icomulny made three separate bids
ranging from SS.5G7 10 Se.See. she
Midland Bridge company bid S5.5Ss
and the r. Paso Bridee and Iron COM
nany bid was S5.-50. The bids to-
eeth=r vith the plans and specif.ca-
tons for tha work. were turned nf@~
70 County Surveyor = p osie z
Consulting Engineer J. 2 Farweli for
their consideration The ~enEnears
.wll make a report al 10 O'Clock THIS
morning. 81 which ttule ire commits
auers Viii probably Ter the contract
4 number III r.sn n~unieatiens were
read hF the commissioner among
them being one slEua1 hE Joseph J
johnson ant more than turutv Earna-
'ers Mho live just below The city limits
This petition asks that e dyke BE built
along tre Efn Gmrffe firertlr west At
the southern extremity II the Sant Pc
switch Tlrf az Ah1o- The petition
aas referred % csuntr SurteVcr u-fe
tor lnses- cation and @ report
some Twenty-Five residents ~ Ats-
mcaa and vicinity presented 3 petition
asking that IRE uussi1uers cran
: rnad from the Rev Alameda bridge
west 10 -he Tooth lis TIE comm s.
.nfr= ernoiltsi F. II Becker Jualan
pefea . Eelru or e-1 ApelE as
viewers to Wcu the proposed road Qui
report
petition was presented signed hy
FITS residents Of Cr1ul asking thar
the commissioners take some action %.
keen cattle ard horses cat q the Plaza
~ that place The commissioner re-
lerrc& tbs Request hack % he petit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Drink Giorista beer Phone ss2
Charles Rslnktn wss il the eitv
Yesterday from Belrrl
" r Mesealf has oesa appointed
general agent for New Mexico ot the
Fidelity and Dep0slf company. ~
Maryland
r. n Wendell has returned from
Los Angeles. Nhege he was called pg
the death 30 Mrs Wendell The fun
eral Wes held IN los Angeles
r G Anlerk. sales 9grnt for the
Continental oil company in the ssatn-
efn re,rf 81 lat territory. wSs 9 visitor
Is the cts yesterday from silver ttts.
paul Bylana. night chef az b Az
varaao hotel has decided 20 resign
hfg POSITION "a thAt weil known haF-
ses hosiery 4nd wall 60 into 2 h@3si
business on his oun account.
Blake Franklin. district las officer
W tha third district Df p Lnitea
stages forest service. @ne l@ft Sm@
time ego on an inspection trip To- Ar
kansas bias gone Re- Washington On
ofheial matters
~ & yayse. uf sf8 south ESifh
street.. "a passenger hrakem man 90 the
santa re. ieft LAST night for Fl faso-
where ha VIII reside Mr. @efee vas
accompanied hT Els wftc AID step
SIM. nrss prize
General Manage D. a. G'EaeiFy. ~
the Occidental Lie Insurance epn-
PAM was abls 10 ~ dnAm a. hiss Of
nee yesterday anH attend e. nufsn
for several hours after pAirg confines
i3 his home for fhe fsst month "ttA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY and
MACHINE WORKS
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEX

assault with intent To kill. was NJ
raIzned before Judge Mcchem yrsier-
ans morning and pieaded guilty. Tho
eohrr sentenced him 10 serXe one year
in this -peniieutlary. hut because OF
previous good behavior suspended sen
icnce upon payment " costs Diaier
assaulted PrpcopiO Raca in Beien W
igas. following q quarrel between
the .~u men
The c8sc of the territory versus
James Cnilders charged with unlaw-
falls brandimg c4ule. and tnr case Of
d0va. charged Nith rape. were con-
tinuaa until the next term Of court.
ID T. alleged that Cordoya raped Ner-
ces Taala at Casa ~Salazar. IN 1865.
Entire chang II program today
Frnma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
MONTANA GUILTY OF
ASSAULT WITH
INTENT TO KILL
Man Who Took a Shot at Adolfo
Sanchez Convicted; Ernest
Didier Pleads Guilty to AS
sauIt

IL ihs 81 ieneia ecurtF en1u ~
Los Luuas yesterday NaNwlano Non
Unn WAS found guilty of making an
sss1uit with intent 10 murder upon
Adolio S7arheK after 3 lurt naa
been cut rni. e short lne Npntane
was indicted on fwn c0unis those g
assault R5th intent 60 murder 2 as
Ssult uith deadly weIu- The 1urF
found ham Euiitg an the nrst count
and not guilty on thr SECOND p rec
ommen5sI mercy 4rnm 1ae court as
corliue t1 the stor- tn4a By Mafer-
ista Garcia who was 8 witness 90 b
shooting. Montana Suchcz nae
n misun crstandInz in The aiters A-
loon at Iaralez hr'eR Eeien Montana
followed Sanchez home taking IS snot
nd him as he was gqaDs into his
house. Sanrhex returned thH Ere but
neither man uas injured lt S. said
that Montana Is an ex-cenTicl having
SERVED q term IN the N-R Mexico
-ueuitemtlarv The ease Tor the terri-
toer aas ~nra@nted iy E1strler Att1r-
mes q Etuck. Arturrer 81 T.
Nigil cf Al0uqusrque defended Nom
rane.
DhIicr Pfcafz Guilty.
TH--.Ma E.Ha~ ~ AnH.~ HmH.aa-T Fr~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

TONERS. claiming no jurisdiction in the
matter.
The old town sewer. which ~ pres
ent extends only several hundred feet
south 81 the court house, WAS ordered
extended rs far south a. TrimAie are
niue. the county clerk 10 advertise for
bids for the work Immediately.
Several accounts were paid. among
them being that OF j X. Sanchez,
Ixsss.sS. for work done on the Ala
media dyke
At / o'clock the commissioners ad-
;ourned To meet again at 10 o'clock
this morning. Those present yesterday
were. Chairman Alfred Grunsfeld. NJ
n. Springer. Poiicarpio Armijo ana a.
t. Walker. clerk.
REvoie sisters today and tomorrow
CRYSTAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
FAREWELL DINNER
AT HOTEL COLUMBUS
NEXT SUNDAY

Mrs Olive Thelin. the present pro-
prletnr of the popular Hotel Column
bus. @Gs South second. has sold the
hotel 70 M. and Mrs John J Barns
and in order that the business people
on Albuquerque mas meet the new
management Mrs Theiin viii give a
farewell dinner on next sunday.
March fS
Evers body is invited IL come and
enioy 4 good dinner e. ghe regular
rates and meet Mr. ard Mrs Burns
Mr.. and Mrs Burns Hlll take posses
sion q the Hotel Columbus March Is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
W0MAN'S CLUB NAMES
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS
FOR ENSUING YEAR

Friday afternoon NJ the Womans
club the program as announced was
carried OUT. and proved IN be ane 81
The most enjoyable of the club s@r-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
BUILT 4 MONUMENT
Tfae G~S1 SORT in flse World

"a monument built by and from
Postum, "a the way an Ill mai de-
acrihes himself. He says
For wears Z WAS "a coffee drinEeT
until az last ] became a terrible SUI
serer from Dyspepsia. constipation
headaches and indigestion. and was q
physical wreck
-The different kinds q medicines ]
uich did not cure me. but finally
some enc told gne 20 leave OF coffee
anH take up Postum. I WAS fortunate
in havine the Postum made strictly &C.
cprdlug no directions on the pkg so
THAT from the start 4 liked IL. IL has
q rich favour and I made the change
from coffee 30 Postum without ans-
trouble
Gradually my condition changed.
| The old troubles dlz prearei and ! be-
gan Is get Ncli again. Ms appetite
became good and ] could digest fcod.
and health. can sleep sound s3i uiEhi
auf HWake with s fresh ard rested
body Everyone who meets me com
menis ou my getting so plump and
ross
am really "a monument built bs
Postum. for J was q physical wreck.
distressed lu bod. and mind, and ani
u0W strnnl healthy man know
exactly what made the change. u was
leaving uH coffee ana using Postum
Read fhe little book. The Eoaa "a
Wffr5tle en- pixies There's a Dea-
n
Even Rad the above leftere \ new
enc apprarS from TIME "a time. They
ar -eauipc. true. aud fuu Of human
i~utrr-s.-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

sanitary Plumbing a Heating Co
Repairing . speciality. f0t South
broadway. Phone 9f9 81 1i1s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

N you need a carpenter. telephone
He~-~td~u ulione So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

fra Kosak vork untl March Goth.
&c Graz studio. 2is central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

The department officers chosen were.
observation-disclosures. Mrs. john
Mordy; director Airs Forest cart
wright.
Domestic Science-Chairman- Ms
W r Cannon. director Mrs q a
Baker
Art-Chairman- Mrs ". r. Lyon;
director. Mrs. r. II. Kent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs H.
Z. Ray: director. Mrs. (. A. Frank.
Music - Chairman. Mrs. Mabel
Hence. director. Miss Carolyn Strong
A special meeting OF the board Of
managers. FOR the purpose Of ar
pointing the standing committees for
the year. viii he held al the residence
of Mrs d. II. earns next Tuesday att
era0an AZ . O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


TLTfFU~F-
washington March -t4--New Mex
leo. West Texas anr AFlzonA-FatT
Saturday ans sunday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Fully nine u OF every ten cases Of
rheumatism Is simply rheumatism OF
the muscles due to cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism. neither OF which
require any internal treatment Al
that is needed to afford relief is the
free application OF Chamberlaln's LAn-
iment. GIVE il a triaL YQu are GER
lain 10 be pleased with the quick re.
lief which 1t affords. Sold BY ah
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Eren Rad the above letter? \ new
aue APPEAR from time "a time. They
arr -eauine, true. aud fnH Of human
iutrreS-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Wanted. saleswoman at the Eaono-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

backed up by the counts own mother,
Princess Laetitia Bonaparte.
Rivals Waiting for the Duke.
Meanwhile Miss Ross is on the ISL
and OF Capri In the Bay OF Naples,
where the duke Of Turin Will land
upon his return from Africa.
II Is no secret thpt the Princess Pa
tricia was fascinated by the handsome
aid gallant Italian duke, and has not
given up the idea OF marriage. A few
weeks ago il was stated that she hai
persuaded ner father, the duke OF Con.
Taught. to make an expedition into
Africa In order 10 meet Turin on mis-
way home. The plan seems to have
fallen through, but unquestionably the
Irincess Patricia has Won oyer her
loyal uncle 10 her side, and IL she did
not go to Africa tc meet the duke. she
certainly will wait for him in Napes
like her American rival
Lord Rosebery has joined the con-
spiracy 20 capture the royal Italian
duke for the English princess. Re-
Gently he presented his villa near
Naples TO King Edward. though in the
rame OF the b. itish ambassador TO
Rome. This southern paradise. for
which Lord Rosebcry paid 100000.
vas formerly The residence OF tho
bourbon count OF Aouills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
SHOP GIRLS RAP YOUNG KNOX.
Says He Has Made Snobbish Criti-
cisms Of Them.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. March IA
Philander c. Knox, Jr.. known to his
intimates as TIP" who lost the sup.
port OF his father by running away
and marrying May Boiler, Providence
girl. went to work today. He has a
job with a local automobile firm as a
demonstrators and salesman.
Dad Will get over II soon and
smile" he said as he started work to-
day.
Because OF his insistence that his
wife did not have To work for living
and his snobbish criticisms, as they
are termed. OF shopgirls, letters de
nouncing him are pouring in on the
local papers. In part one reads.
The one thing that particularly dis
gusts me is young Knox's apparent de-
sire TO have everyone understand that
his wife was never shop girl nor
had To work for living. Such an at
titude makes Inc pity not Knox senior
or junior. but the bride.
(Signed) "A SHOP GIRL"