Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-01

Fred Garfield. Mrs. Bert Skinner.
Airs Frank Butt Mrs Jerre HagEard
Mrs. Felix Baca, Mrs. John Milne
Mrs l.. H Chamberln. Mrs. Fred
erlnk Hornhy Mrs Frank Ackerman
Mrs Ernest Davis. Mrs Louis Ray
n0lis Miss Martha Valiant. Mrs
George D. Valiant. Mrs Frank SUM
mers Mrs. Isaac Barth. Mrs Gilbert.
Mrs stanley ~ Richards. Mrs II c.
I Coors Dr.. Miss Hart. Mrs Earl.
/ knisht Mrs A. C. McElwaiu and Mrs.
/ J.. l.. Leach.
The man who thinks mat an
women are alike is hopelessly
married.
] At THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
When Harry Leon Wilson was asked
sumethins of the frame Of mind that
brought "Kuggles Of Red Gap into
+ llie he SAID. The origin of kuggles
+ is past finding out. Perhaps he has
terminated on some OCCASION when I
studied his silent kind with frank In
IteIest and ever respectfully wondered
what DC might De thinking about Per-
+ haps he grew from the conviction that
even am English valet must be- found
t human II one could only explore
/ him.
"Ruggles Of Red Cap Is an anus
/ Ing carefully written and Well sus-
+ tanned novel, strongly colored with
satire ana reciting the experiences Of
"a super fastIdious Euglish valet who
/ becomes identified with ne social
climbers Of Red Gap. Washington.
I one distinct feature OF the book is the
i udiCrous emphasis placed ON English
- Ga
manner la which certain Americans
citizens of the land of equality
cling 10 the coat tails of foreign lords
/ and crudely ape their fashions. Rug
giles tells the tsory he is punctlous
TO an absurd degree and often gives
/ the impression Of being somewhat
stupid -oT rather, Interestingly dense.
( He gradually oVercomes his prclu-
/ dice against the Things one does not
/ do, ANA fares wen In the quite re-
matkable llate) colonies OF England.
! 10 re brought about when the Honor
liable George brother 90 the Earl Of
/ Brmstoad. ventures into "a poker game
/ and shortage OF funds cumpels him
90 wager RugEles that the very eff
! Client valet Is transferred to thor
ough westerner Cousin Egbert
4 Not that Cousin lgbert wants a valet
/ far from IT, It is Mrs Etfe who I'M
sists that he shall have one. Egoert
promptly dubs Ruggles Colonel and
/ only submits 20 his minisirations when
/ Mrs Effie-who rs described as being
able 10 vauquish rattlesnake ana
! give IL the first two bites puts her
! foot down
/ In the course Of time Ruggles came
/ 10 Red Gap with his employers Then
/ il h. that the sobriquet Of Colonel
causes sudden and amazing change
i'm RuRRlos social status, and he be
gins to awaken to the possibilities IN
the land of equality In fact he be-
comes the social arbiter, wins pubic
ity for a theory regarding appended
tis. and establishes VERY vogue
restaurant
The rivalry Of the social sets in Red
Gap. the advent Of the Honorable
| George. who is followed by the earl
! himself the dangerous woman the
preposterous but thoroughly enjoy
liable. complications that arise, make
the book one that is reluctanly laid
down. 1t Is a clever traVesty. and
considering the length, one of the
inoticeahly admirable features is the
way in which the characterization Of
each person introduced Is sustained
throughout
@rhe House of the Misty star, the
new book boy the nuthor of the LADY
az the Decoration" In the "housc OF
the misty star lives Miss jenkins, an
American missionary whose thirty
years' toiHnr and teaching have made
her "stcp-mother- in law" 10 half the
waits and strays OF the orient. with
ont dullinr her sense Of humOr Ana
10 the beauty of the little house ana
Iits wonderful old garden, dritt, Tor
one cause or another; Jane Grey, her
self a waif hOpelessly impractical
land romantic but with a faith Which
bufds ahosptal and changes the
criminal record of city. Hura, chlld
Of both east and west with all the
beauty and fire and rebellion newt
Liable with such an inheritance. Page
Hanaford, his gallant youth for the
time Swallowed by mystery klshi-
motto san grandfather OF Hura, VINO
can see nothing good except In ancient
: beliefs and traditions, And there you
} have all the elements OF comedy
tragedy. and high romance. ne
House of the Misty star has all the
originality the sparkling run. the
charm that made the earlier book one
of the most talked about successes OF
many years. NNi INV NAN'i'''N'
mnnce around which the book centers
"A sot against richer and more viva
background and stirs far deeper
b inteuser interest than "The Lady oi
/ the Decoration
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A woman picks ont her brides
D. maids when man steals KISS
ia, second time
q AA
\ HAPPY COLLISION.
s They met la the narrow corridor o.
b the Hotel De=IuXC-sur- Mer.
G with polite bow he stepped t'
d the right TO let her pass.
Il she stepped To her LETT, squareiy II
e his way
Calamity he sprang TO the opposit'
a wall. but again she blocked his pain
s Angrly he seized her in his muAeu
Z lar arms ana hurled her past nm
p spinning her dzzily down the hal
q Recovering her balance, she moved
4 toward him with purpose In her eye
e 81 beg pardon for my seeming rude
ness he hastened To apoloBlhei ou
@ there seemed TO be no other way
j. Don't mention il, she replled
n smiling brightly Perhaps II ~ uls
y courteous for "A gentleman To lay Vio
e lent hands upon q lady, who ls per
q feet stranger to him, but ] can eaail'
overlook that. for. You see, SIR, W
have unconseiously invented he'
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