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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
ROSWELL HIT BY NEW
BUILDING BOOM


Roswell a. NJ. June 1.- lnstruc-
tious have hccn received D., Postmas-
tor Albert ~. Rocbafenow from " s..
Taylor SuperNisine Architect of the
Treasury Department To- have the
sounaines made for thc foundation Tor
the new federal building in Roswell.
Tor which thc sum of sl25.o GOO hats
boon appropriated hs congress Fol-
lowing AS 10 does tho completion of
the work nf making surveys and levels
for the building. this order gives hope
lot 90 speedy start un the new srrDs-
turo Considerinr insle Sans lack
keclafrllow expects tu see the astual
work ON the new huilding start hy
tht middle nf August Win this
building comins in thr immediate fd-
sure the new $50 GOO academic nall at
thf Military Institute nearing compile
tom thc foundation roiug iu for the
ntn $4,000 housr. the CON
tract lct for a neu San.u0e hiph school
tW" lnr-e store buildings. % hie hotel
and many residences some large and
some small nov going uu Roswell
has tnc rir of progrcss % advance
mcut.
Albert ~ ketkffelloW. postmaster
has received n httef from e., a.. Gran
field. first assistant postmaster gem
efal, stating that ths matter nf ,A-
tending tree eitt delivery tu points
heretofore mot retehed Within
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

city of Roswell had been approved
and would be installed as 500 as he
was notified that all the prospective
patrons had supplied their houses with
receptaclcs for mail This requisite
win be Supplied 1T once. The ROSWELL
postmaster also Is in receipt OF blanks
for petitions asking for two more ru-
RAJ free delivery routes IN the farming
country around Roswell. These routes
viii be granted, it Is announced. as
soon as the prospective patrons prop
erly petition for them. At present
Roswell has but one rural free deliV-
cry route, n the farming country is
not more than 0~ne-fourth covered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
EDITOR
MAY INVEST IN
CLOVIS

Try Warning Journal special Leased wirel

Try Marning Journal special Leased Wirel
Clovis. y NJ. June 7.-"Colonel
Noyland, the veteran socialist and
owner and publisher ol that sncialist
orgpn. "rhc Appeal to Reason, was
a. clovis visitor yesterday. having
come down from Kansas on the noon
train. Mr.. WaVlaud was "a guest Of
r. ! MNbry. president Of the CLOVIS
journal Publishing company and cd
itor of the clovis journal. a portion
of the gay. and was an invited guest
Y the home of MI. Mahry for lunch.
"Oh. / think you have a very good
Noung city here md one that is likely
10 efoN % great deaf yet. WAS the rc-
mark g Mi. Wayland when asked hy
Il Journal representative what he
though 81 III" Magie city of New
Mexico. "Heir is "a socialist and "a
readcr of 0o1r hig pepper MI Way
land. some admiiing friend would
venture when the socialist publisher
WAS mixing around lcisufely among
the people ou the streets in the ar
ternoon. Well ] am slod To know
sir" would lkciN be the prompt
response aud then the rich old maj
go bit into a. discussion of his
thcme that would make onc's head
dizzy. "Nnutc q democrat as Nou
SAY. ana Nou think you arc q good
one. sgid Nh. Moyland co the Clovis
journal editor. "hut after awhile. and
let me predict that IL viii hc right
quick too. you and / viii bc together
upon n great problems over which
seem $50 divided today and which
subjected Geo bitter controversies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
TRUTH TR|UMHPS
Albuquerque Citizens Testify for the
Public Benefit.

A truthful statement Of an Albu-
quorQue citizen, given In his own
words, should convince the most
skepucal about the merits Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. II YOU suffer from
b~aokache. nervousness. sleepiessness,
urinary disorders or any form OF kid
ney ills. the cure il at hand. Read
this:
Mrs. Charles Thomas. 10t r. Lead
avenue, Albuquerque. n. Mex, says;
"Our knowledge Of the merit OF
Doan's kidney Pills dates back some
eight years ago and since that time
we have rarely been Without a sup
ply on hand. ! suffered q great
Zeal from backache. caused by dis
ordered Kidneys. ! was all run down,
had no ambition M felt miserable
IN every way. The FIRST dose Of
Doan's Kidney Pills brought relief
from tho pain in my back and con-
tinued use restored my kidneys to a
normal condition, making me feel
Ike a different person. Doan's Kid
ney Pills have also been taken by
another person IN our house who at
times had much difficulty in stralght-
cning after STOPPING on ccoun Of the
pain across the loins. Relief soon
followed tho use Of this remedy
Whenever Doan's Kidney pins have
been taken since then. they have
given prompt and positive benegt.'
For sale by all dealers. price so
cents Foster-Nilhurn CO., buffalo
Now York. sole agents FOR the United
states.
Remember the name -Doan's- aud
NO other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
BUSY REPAIRING Fl.
SUMNER DITCH
Wrought by CIoudburst
Being Repaired by Force Of
Men Employed by Bic lrriga
ton Company


Especial Correspondence in Morning .Iournail
~ sumner. n. NJ june 1.-THE la-
cal hand company has a large fore ~
men at work with teams, repairing the
da magc done 10y the Gee Cloulrlrst
- the bitches aud dlkes OF the irrigg-
ton works. The gtaV'ty system viii
h, ia working order hN Thursdt nut
The pump hitch WIZ hc harder to put
IN order as IT caualt the full force Of
the waters that washed out M Itil-
WAY rmhNnkmcnts crops futtrfNifc-
lN are not endangered, ns the tall Of
rain left the ground IN cXccilen, cone
dition aud even Without irrigation for
some time uc,hinv would suffer.
clovis Inl Taiban ana la Lande
people rontinIe to come here To ic-
nia under the big shade trees. which
are q feature of this section of the
country. A company OF holiness men
from In inndo are planning to tal(r q
long time lease on q big tract of land
ludcr the canal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
CLEARWATER SELLS
ROSWELLELECTR|C
LIGHT PLANT
0icnncnc IL
LIlLI. w Fl


ffN wv ~ ftH f|FFf ff - fFfff
Roswell. IS n. June it was
announced to-day fhat ~. - Citizen
wttel, the Albuquerque banker. haa
sold the RnaNell Electric LIGHT ana
power company, of which he was
principal owner. te Dfis a liouEh, a.
cleveland ohio concern Thc price
pnid FOR the property wtF st25l ono
auG possession Is 10 De given 70 The
new owners JuiF 81 otis a Hough
have btconle quite heavily Interested
iu properties around Roswell and IN
ether pHfts at The pecos valley and
are The nuckers at th. improvements.
tutting into falnas and sale of the
Milne Bush ranch near here ~ Is be-
leNnd the ntW company e~nntemplafes
SfcnHiYe improvements M the ale
reldF wei equipped plant and that
iipswrli WIN Within q short fime have
tn electric light and power service
eesnd 20 nouf iu the territory
ptis A IeuRhs 81 is said. intend to
fsfAhlish p street fsr system with the
newly Nesiuifed plant a. "a ueuelus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

Foley's Kidney 1iemedy may be
given to children with admirable re-
suits. 1t does away with bed wetting.
and is also recommended for use after
measles and scarlet fever. j. ii.
O'Efellv 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

Good goods always attract atten
ton.
Inferior goods are often sold. but
they never bring fresh customers 10
the store.
We carry n fine line Of vehicles and
harness
The quality IN one line compels the
quality IN the other.
II matters not IL you are looking
for a Runahout ffhaeton or Surrey
We have the article and we have the
harness TO go with il
No nrohibitive prices. either: we
are satisfied win a reasonable mar
gin II viii pay you and pay you well
to come and see Us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
SHOOTING AFFARY IS
REPORTED NEAR
LAS VEGAS


Especial Dispatch ia The Morning J"urnail
fAs Vegas Y ~ luue From
sfscn flidiiia of At Atrtscoru, north
,ilsi uf town Is repurtcd To hAve been
probably Totally shot IN ID gun light
lhere MpnlaA Detatls are meaKefs
hut Il IS said that radilla WIS
wounded following "A quarrel with
smother native over q business trans
itction An erfiHer has icft for the
Scene ~ in~vestiRate the shooting
Murder 1rfnl sim before Court
rtrscnt Indications are INST tho
easn OF the territory worms iInrInon
ehnrgcd Nsith Killing .pepnl sasF {
t-ohatr some timu asp. Nili lgsi four
or iiNr days LONGER. soNotll Nit
nesfcs were examined today. Amone
them being In At r. )cs Maials
Major Ludwig. ~ llium llfeld ANA
others Major llfeld rendered expert
testimony with reference 70 firearms
Teachers institute Higgins.
The sen Miguel county teachers In
stifute convened here Yesterday, with
Mrs I.rDnn IoRuy, of Ration, and Mrs
j. a cobb of las Vegas as conduo-
tors IN. enrolment Is about forty
The session wilt continue four weeks
g. A. Il lnoampncnt Higgins.
The IwcutY seventh territorial an-
nnal e-ncampmout az the Grand Arm
~ the Republic mill convene IA the
" AK & a building tomorrow and
VIII continue tNo days. A feature of
tlte proceedings via he +. flag raising
on the postoffite building Thursdas
afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
Glad 10 Recommend Them.

Mr.. y. Weaklcy, Kokomo, Ind,
says. "After taking Folcy's Kidney
pms, the severe backache left me, my
Kidneys became stronger, the secro-
tons natural and my bladder no long
or panied me. / am glad TO recon-
mend Foley kidney PMS" In q yell
low package. J. II. O'Riolly co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
HAVENER ENDORSED
FOR JUOGESH|P
Clovis Bar Association Puts
Man IN Field For Position on
Bench Made Vacant by Re-
signation of Judge Cooley
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal

Clovis, 81 NJ. June Judge W.
A. HaNoncr. ia attorney Of Clovis
republican la politics. was tonight en-
dOfacd nv the clovis bar Association,
as q candidate for the vacancy on the
New McXicn hcach caused hy the
resignation Of Judge Alfred Cooley.
llaYcnor WIS endorsed bS "a slight ma
inritN over Judge Harrison. of
Clovis. "a republican and an attorney,
Who recently came to New Mexico
from Tennessee where he was idcnti
fled Win local and state politics.
The meeting tonight was attended
bN fourteen clovis attorneys.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
FALLS FOR
NEW WR|TE-UP
SCH NE
Three Young Men Forget to
Pay Bills Preacher Says Go
Into Politics When Fight Is
Necessary,



CloYis, ~. NJ, June 1.-Adycltising
grefters working under the name %
the Field Publishing company, shave
worked clovis business men and one
of the local plants, the clovis Journal
Publishing COMPANY with an adNcr-
Using scheme which has proved very
profitable 70 the proomtcrs but q lit
tie hurdcnsomc 10 the fellows in
clovis who have To hold the sack.
They came to the city and arranged
e. give it g writc-up in the FORM of "a
Historic Souvenir Which should be
published at one OF The local shops.
did the work. got their advertising
contracts, slipped from the journal
office their books. delivered them and
collected for all they could and
skipped town. going to the northeast.
Board bills, room rent, livery hire.
and littlc accounts which they had
gotten with their friends who had
trusted them with d loan at nom
five to ten dollars 10 "tidc' them over
white then bob WITS coming from the.
press. rcmain yct To- bo paid, ns Wcll
gs a. very large printing bin with the
local paper. The last heard OF the
three boys, they were headed toward
kansas city. Two nf the boys nre
brothers aud manned Feld and the
other is named Jones ana his home Is
in Roswell, where now lives ID wife
All ere young not being over twenty
two or three years ot age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
THEY FALL SLOWLY
IN FL PASO
Painter Drops Seyenty-FiYe
Feet From Sn0kestack and
Escapes With Only Minor IN
junieS,
y, Morning Journal spselaI LEASED wirsi

IN ptso. Texas. Junc Ito tall
f5 feet from the top of "a smokcstack
tnd escape with d%islocated wrist
md q BROKEN rib Has the fortune Of
j.. 4, Allcn, q painter al This clty. to-
day Ito WAS painting the stack and
had reached the top when ne iost his
balance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

T;iat faicy Kidney pills contain just
The ingredients necessary fn tone.
strengthen aud regulate the action NJ
the kidneys and bladder j. d. o'Eiel-
iY Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
FOURTH. At MAIN STREET.
r HEUMATISM AND STOMACH TROUBLES

Found-Health ana Happiness at NJ urmota Hot SPRINGS. Mn.ricu. cal.
Americas finest sulphur mud baths ana swimming poal pootit M tm
formation bureau or by writing. lrr Guenthcr. Proprietor. II. Gucnnicr.
Manager
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-13

COMIDAS A TODAS HORAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-13
SaCCiOn reCreatlVa
2oRTERA LENGUARAz
ntinuara.)

Y aun meior seria que VlVlera ell ei
camenterio. que seria sinai Gle que eS!a
4,a ,n,a,ta. Paro, en fin, 81 es que que
.,r45 ,.ola ma algo. a Torrero ha de dr.
oono va mi marido toos los dlas' frente
al Canal que ojala s ahugara, 81 es
no 3 sig1lir dandome tan porrete
ra vida.
Ire a alquilarle la habitacion.
Pms no Gale que sc moleste, 81 va
pa ESQ.
-Entonces.
Els oue esa renegade mo es qulen
4 arouila. Ella solo que Sc culda de
recaudar los dineros.
-Bueno; pues we're al dueno. 5Qulen
es?
D Cornucopio, ell banquero.
-Visitar6 a don CornucOpio.
No lie YEA. porQue el tampoco lie
arquilara el piso.
i Pues no dice usted que la hnca es
suya?
Tan suya es que su agiielo la gano
iumando en- ell casino sc la deJo Sll
hiio V el hijo Sc la deJo al nleto, que
es ell mesmo don Cornucopio. Pero co
mo ell probrecico sinor no manda nj en-
Ia camisa que lleva puesta...
= Ouien manda, entonces?
-Ouien pu6 mandar; su muer, que
tie unos humos como que ella eS
quicn los Ileva.
Los recibos de iuquilinato?
No sinor. los calzoneS. / he pa a
nst6 que todas son como yo, que me,
concomo de rabia viendo las malas ac
clones de mi hombre2
-Pues una vez en- casa de don Cor
nucopio. preguntare por su esposa.
-JPa que?
Para tratar de este asunto.
No haga uste tai, que pue que Ell
Sc enfade.
No vaya uste a la casa agena sem
brar cizala. Concho, con los hombreS,
que toos son iguales Emprendela us
te con su mujer. no Sc meta en- las
yidas de los otris Pns, hija!
-Habra usted de tratarme con mas
consideration buena mujer. Me esta
usted fatando. aPor que no he de pre-
guntar por la propictaria2
Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-13
Hotel Paris
-- GALE DE MENDEZ VIGO e-u,
MAYAGUEZ
NIAYAGUEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- es
oentro de Ia oalIe lI6ndcz Vigo. com
D Jardln al frente. es el que reune ma.
yores ventajas Y comodidades para lon
se0ores viajeros, Y eI que cuenta CON
ln0jores hahitaciones frescas, ventilso
das, masnfficos bafos y duchas.
COMIDAS A TODAS HORAS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26
HEART an0
METAL KS
,buBu'baro30oI

ter. and shape their course by these.
In both cases many come 10 wreck.
II there is some unknown law there
which we can use TO our profit. why
not find out and let It light our path
instead OF proceeding in the dark?
II we find ourselves liking some man
or woman who by ali recognized
standards has qunliues which we know
we neither admire ror respect. let us
probe until we see whether there are not
hidden qualities which We do admire.
or whether the others undesirable quail
tiles are not finding a response in some
unknown traits In ourselves?
II someone has all the qualities the
world acclaims good, and yet We feel
a repulsion, let US try 10 discover II
there are not yellow streaks' there.
which intimacy viii reveal and which
will cause unhappiness.
And II we discover that like has I'M
failingly attracted like, or unlike re-
PEELED, let us consider TO what this
points for us and abide by it, If II dis
covers for us something base in our
nature. and a yielding TO this liking
means descent, we should resolutely turn
our backs upon II. If ii means that the
one seemingly good has undesirable
traits, let US heed the warning. no mat
ter how fair the prospect may seem.
And If 1t points TO as yet undiscovered
or undeyeloped good. let US march brave
Is forward to the happiness that IS ours
in spite or the unprOpitious outlook.
But let US not yield blindly TO likes
and dislikes. Let Us see If there is not
a law back OF them with a message for
us
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26

Perhaps If we knew all the laws Of
physics and chemistry. this queer ques-
ton OF likes and dislikes would be ex-
planned For 1t is a queer question. and
bothers many OF US Admirable people
there are. who by all codes OF sense and
ethics We should Ike. But we don't
And regular rapscallions there also are.
who by all codes we should eespise.
But, 10 ourselves, We admit a sneaking
liking for them.
why is this?" we ask YEARLY. But
no answer comes
In the physical realm We know that
like attracts like May not some such
law prevail In the seemingly more I'M
stable. insubstantial realm Of mind and
spirit?
Perhaps those people who are appar-
emily all we should admire have. under
meath their surface virtues. certain quail
ities that repel. And those who are APP
parently all we condemn. have hidden
away certain good qualities that are
making their unseen appeal.
II is said that We should obey our in
buttons more. intuitions evidently mean
ing those feelings which we cannot yet
weigh and measure by physical laws or
examine under a microscope. Would il
not be well. therefore. 10 try 10 discover
IT, under these emotions We call intui-
tons, there is not some sound law that
will guide us infiexibly and help US TO
choose rightly when swayed by these
apparently inexplicable likes and dislikes.
Some OF us yield blindly 10 likes and
dislilIes. Others refuse 10 yield, but are
guided by surface indications Of charae-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26
BOYS SHIRT BLOUSE
Al Seams Allowed.

The boy who goes TO school needs a
large number % blouses II he IS 10 be
neat and fresh every morning. The
more simple these are the better, as any
thing fancy always suggests something
gtTlish. and boys are very sensitive in
this direction. 4 shirt Ike that IN our
illustration Is as manly as any design
can possibly be- The fronts are abso-
luteiy plain. The back has q small
shoulder yoke. below which the material
Is gathered. II desired. the small patch
pocket may be omitted, but boys Ike
pockets, and IL IS as well that they
should have them. The sleeve Is the
regulation shirt sleeve. with a band fin
ish al the wrist Percale, madras. cam
brio and other wash materials may be
used In making this blouse. Flannel
may also be used 10 good advantage. Il
may have either a turnover collar or a
white linen one. as preferred. The pat
tern (51lT Is cut in sizes for boys from
4 to &c years Of age. To make the shirt
in the 10-year size viii require IL yards
OF material IS inches wide
The above pattern can be obtained By
sending 10 cents TO the Office OF this
paper.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26
Bead Rosettes.
G2 TENTH STREET NV.

One OF the newest fashions IN hair or
naments is bead rosettes. These are worn
instead OF ribbon bows or flowers at the
ends Of fllets and very quaint effect
they give.
As such ornaments are costly 10 buy
all the girls are making them. II IS easy
and fascinating work. nothing being
needed but gold or silver wire, several
sizes Of needles and beads In various
sizes and ColOrS.
Stringing the beads as fancy dictates.
being careful 10 keep the graduation
even; that is, use the same number OF
beads of a certain size or color each
time the form is repeated.
The wire should be cut long enough 20
form the desired ornament. 1t is trying
10 find ones work wasted by having a
thread too short. When fully strung twist
ne wire in oval or round coils 20 form
ornaments of any desired size.
These rosettes may be fat. or they can
be bent to be higher in the center or.
again. can form diamond shape. Do
not make them too large or they become
bizarre and theatrical looking. Also do
ret combine too many ccicrs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26

where # would hang against the hair
at the back Another pictI1rasC,Ia
shape was OF all black silk haovs,.
trimmed with two beautiful uiIloyg
p!umes and having two pink roses
underneath.
a woman's shop in q street
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
which prides itself upon its exclusive
garments. has recently received some
most attractive evening frocks for
the young girl They are of chiffon
in white and colors, having hand
painted borders. which form the KEY
note OF their trimming. Some OF them
are exquisitely dainty. and just the
proper thing for the girl who is bud
ding out into womanhood The prices
Of these pretty dresses are an added
attraction 10 those who must have a
number of different gowns.
A new material which is much liked
for childrcns kimOnOs or bathrobes
is known as "ducl,ling heecedown,"
and costs only Is cents a yard. In
dry goods store in Seventh street. be-
tween. d and e, some pretty patterns
are exhibited, including the A-B-C,
the chantecler. the little chickadee.
and designs which the little folks love.
In a furniture store in the Avenue.
near Eighteenth street. 9xl2 Smyrna
rugs which are valued at $32.5e are
now for sale ut 1913 Several pat
terms are shown at this special price,
a solid green, with a red stripe in the
border, or & mixed pattern showing
q combination of several eolors. be-
ing among them
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26
Novelties in WashingtOn's Smart Shops
By DOROTHY AVERY HOWARD

given IN honor OF the autumn bride.
One OF the daintiest conceits Is the
card which depicts the bride and
groom within the circle of q golden
wedding rims. Another shows them
seated In tire bridal coach with Cupid
on the box. A clever card for the
bachelor dinner is also seen at the
same shop, which has the brides SOU
venirs-a printing establishment in
New York avenue-and portrays a
ballet girl in abbreviated skirts dane
ing on the head OF the jolly old man
in the moon, who winks scandalously
at the proceeding. ANY Of these
dainty hand-painted novelties may be
had at % cents each, or 50 dozen.
A readv-to-wear and millinery shop
in Seventh street, not far from Penn
sylvarsa avenue, has just received
some of the new long capes which are
fashionable this season. They are
shown made of fine broadcloths. in
black or colors. and also in satlns,
while those of velvet viii soon be
shown also. Nearly all have the pop
ular kimOno sleeve, and are trimmed
with fancy braids, Persian colors,
cords, and ornaments Of braid. These
have been priced much below their
real value in order to introduce them.
While many small hats are noticed
this fall. the dress hat viii be Of the
picture type. Some very handsome
models are shown by a well-known
firm in F street, near Thirteenth. A
stunning hat OF black silk beaver.
was almost covered with a fan-shaped
sweep of white aigrettes. while under
the brin, which was OF white beaver,
a large white cabbage rose was placed