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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1907

Page

5

The Time Place and the Girl at Traction Park Casino

A new Manhattan Musical Comedy production presented The Time the Place and the Girl at Traction Park Casino last night. Ill cast and illness limited the show but Etta Rue impressed in Molly while Eddy Murray and Clarence Burton drew praise. Elaborate sets marked the performance as plans for a first class vaudeville bill were announced. Ladies get free admission for tonight's show.

Traction Park Manhattan Musical Comedy Company Geraldine Wood Molly Etta Rue Eddy Murray Tom Clarence Burton Bud Simpson Frank Rich Manhattan Musical Comedy Troupe Comic Opera Company Airdome el Paso Paul Riebe George Spaulding

Pay Day and Saturday Specials at Cash Buyers Union

122 North Second Street offers a mixed sale of groceries and household items. Sugar 16 lbs for 1.00, Empress Flour 50 lbs for 1.40, Cream of Wheat 18 oz, baking powder 25c, soap 7 bars for 25c, live oak plums and grapes, and a special sale on oxford shoes and men's, women’s, and children's suits. Subscribe for The Citizen for news.

Abo M. and J. Co Pease

Wool Supply Outpaces Demand In Southwest Market

Wool growers and buyers argue over prices as New Mexico and Arizona operations project four million pounds this season. Prices to growers range 14 to 15 cents per pound while eastern markets lag, lamb prices stay uncertain due to corn crop conditions, and the lamb crop faces variable yields amid cold spring and high loss rates. Local dealers forecast prices near last year but acknowledge wide regional variation.

New Mexico Arizona Garcia B. G. Garcia & Co Third Street Board of Trade Southwest Kansas Middle States

1907 Commencement at St Mary's Academy

The class of 1907 at St Marys academy will hold commencement exercises Wednesday at 8 pm in St Marys hall and graduation Friday at 7 30 pm in Immaculate Conception church. Members are Frances L Dye Lucy B Coleman Isabel D Connelly Joseph M Walsh Henry J Sandoval and Ballingall Burke. The class motto is Fidelity to Small Duties and the pink carnation is the flower with pink and lavender colors. The ceremony will be attended by large audiences with vocal numbers solos essays and recitations led by teachers and students. Friday morning high mass and communion at Immaculate Conception Church followed by diplomas and benediction.

St. Mary's Academy St. Mary's Hall Immaculate Conception Church Frances L. Dye Lucy B. Coleman Isabel D. Connelly Joseph M. Walsh Henry J. Sandoval Bailingall Burke Academy Albuquerque Wilson Ballingall Burke Pinsutl Boys’ Choir Barque of Dreams Lsibinalaia Hamilton Gray Henry J. Sandoval Eae Advancement In Civilita Saveeneee Gumbert Lucy EB. Coleman Delaxarre Bailigall Burke Lucy KB Colema Veuzier Frances L. Dy Bolite Armida M. Shinick Inmaculate Conception A.M. Mandalari Gregorian Choir

Arrivals list spans many cities and names across the region

A long roster of travelers and residents appears with numerous names and locations including Alvarado Miss ST, Hartford Coun Davis El Paso W H Sawkill J Moreno Ames Iowa ALS Green Denver Ned Carpenter Durango J EB Ruck Pitteburg Lexington Ky J W Lindstay Sterling M Harter Lamar Davis Leigh White E Paso M B P Eilert Chicago W O Hendrie Denver J A Midgold Los Deb Bradford Denver Gordon St Louis Denison EB Paso Pimentie Piedena Cal Goreachaligua Mex Arthur Sharpley Birmingham Sturges William Radcliffe Belen Geo Varney Alamo ft O Mormon Laguna Laguna J Ernest D C Kaseman Philadelphia M Wishbreen Bernalillo Dan Elliott Las Vegas John N Sullivan Hagan F J eyne Denver Gibbons Wichita AL Houllier Paraja Mia Savage Seberto Ray V Clark Gallup George H L Pradt Laguna H A Brahvogel Magdalena Savoy James Kelley Gainesville Texas Henry C Peats Los Angeles J G Hawker Los Angeles G By Frosly Coal Center Pa Andrew Fraser Coal Center Pas Le H Reever California Pa F V Kelley wife Chi Mrs T J Miley Victor Cola.

Se ‘Berto Ray V. Clark Gallup George HL. Pradt Laguna H. A. Brahvogel Magdalena Savoy James, Kelley Gainesville Texas Henry C. Peats Los Angeles J. G. Hawker G. By Frosly Coal Center Andrew Fraser Pas le H. Reever California FV. Kelley T. J. Miley Victor Cola

Panama Canal Laborers En Route From Albuquerque

A group of about five laborers from multiple U S sections traveled through Albuquerque last evening bound for Panama to join canal construction crews. The party includes skilled machinists carpenters and other tradesmen led by W Q Quinn from a Chicago agency who plans to recruit more in route to Frisco.

United States Albuquerque Panama Panama Canal San Francisco Canal Zone New York Cry W. Q. Quinn Chicago Frisco Quinn Sam

Burgh Circus Parade Delights Albuquerque Crowd

Crowds filled Albuquerque streets for the Burgh Circus parade delayed to noon. A blaring brass band led twenty circus vehicles, featuring trained dogs and ponies, camels, a camel and two zebras among other attractions. The show, arriving from Gallup, planned a 2 PM and 5 PM performance with pony rides for children after the main event.

South America Gallup Liccidental Lirance Hughlands

Dugan Stole Money From Wrights Trousers

Dugan a switchman for Santa Fe was held on $260 bonds to appear before the next grand jury on larceny charges. He admitted stealing $31.50 from Emmery at Mandell's store after Wright bought a suit, saying he was drunk when he took the money. Judge Craig fixed the bond and warned against the failed scheme.

Dan A. Dugan Santa Fe M. Mandell EB. A. Wright Mandell Emmery Dugan Grand Jury Craig

Spirited team runs over boy during circus parade incident

A pair of horses from Southwestern brewery driven by J C Kallemeyer ran wild along Central Avenue near Second Street during a circus parade. They knocked down Georgie Garcia, a native boy of Tijeras and Tenth, injuring him slightly with two teeth knocked out. Kallemeyer was taken into custody after a pursuit by Officer Kennedy and posted $25 bond to appear in court.

Southwestern J. C. Kallemeyer Central Avenue Second Street Georgie Garcia Tenth Street Tijeras Avenue Dr. Nacamull Mr. Kultemeyer Kennedy Otne Kaltemeyer Garcia Kalter

Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in Chicago Market

Chicago Livestock reports show cattle receipts about 1 000 with market steady to strong. Cows and heifers range from two-seventy five to five eighty three, good to prime steers up to seven dollars. stockers and feeders mid threes to fives. Sheep receipts around six hundred, market firm with Western lambs and yearlings trading around five to six dollars. Also notes on wheat corn and pork futures, plus local ads for remedies and confections.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Western

Telegraphic Markets Incomplete Wire Report From New York

Market letters received by FL J Grat & Cokers in Albuquerque cover New York stocks. Mentions various rail and steel companies, copper prices, dividend notes, and a cautious outlook with hints of declines and steady moves in London. Indicates unsettled conditions and mixed demand across sectors with broad industrials and rail names cited.

FL J. Grat & Cokers Rett Building Albuquerque London Hoek Missouri

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