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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-21
ERoI SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmaaundi.

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49, y"
oeeth.
IN "' "Hi' 'u"e are cAhed ernh'
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Mr.. -,,i Mrs. on Bradley DEPARTED
" ." N''
j ". pdeii, "e of Carlin's solid
cit'z ms cane ~ nn. No. 4 this morning.
Grand IA Hudson md Mics Hattie
Hale l-fr on M 3 today for o rkiand.
fpr f."Gr un }. vi, il to her uncle jeff
li-ni!,y.
rom U,ah vince. he i'm. been IN o%ljciaI
basin, ~.
will leave hur Suit Lake Civ Monday on
u visit.
Edith ief, t,r their home nj Sks,,op
Yesterday
night and over y On, REPORTS an eniov.
able TINA.
Yesterday. Charley ia in bue;,ooo a.
Tyrabo.
,,.,
ines stage for Tusoarora 10 suand tho
holidays.
nm,
qn"e III LOT ohe past 'e* weeks Is much
impro'eu'
4 qrmrrette Of Winuemucca booJ.
i""9 "s" pnfd go zach Tor insulting
"o""e" Vi 'ie S''ee''
Tho first semester OF the University of
Ne'""' VIII close NJ the end OF next
wee pocH'"oer list.
Tho House has refused to appropriate
any money for Teidy's fool spellinR re,
a number o' tile high school stu
ii"h's lett on No. ] this morning to spend
mn ! hristhas vacation ut home.
u,IIrcad Jaak. III. coming nlav
ptom,ses ,n he Nm. evept M tba aooson
mt L.mrud iIall Tuesday nipb,
lB N r,Ipe un Walt or lake wore dragged
u" the bottom Joy their anchors.
40 ~ Joh,.o - No.u, ro-,u
L,. ho.n Iaid mn ,r;u, sr.L,t."r
r,rio 10 .iL, o. ,o o,, n..;n
Mrs' thauncy Griswold and two
youngest chjldr'" l"tt on No. today
TOR Snnia itn5n 1ii q visit ~ relatives.
Miss N"imeyc', teacher at the high
school, left on Nc, 3 today for Reno to
spend "a couple ni weeks with her folks
Mrs. Uar,ic ,he milf ,n,;-o v;,a nj,
L,y, nc,,,e mini,,,;rs Loo hoo, oloo-
~ "f base Charge tie preferred against
h"r IN u suit Tor divorce.
r,..,
,,ro m,L, ha,. ,.m. ,s-oI s|.N1
chin o,a ,n -. a;.n ~
business in Turir, Mexico. They are
brigh, boys, hph having graduated
from the Stat University. We wisb
tI~m bath surr"a in their now under.
taking
and nos ..hll4 IN STANDARD Oil AIirich
mud nska him Ia secure the coptirmn-
ton his mppuinica. Tho a~dmipistrs.
fioD in up agnins, il pretty hard.
11,o p, 10, n !, ,u. IN
sornnv ,ho n,,nit :, -" n"n.p
oL,,,oL =,
Se'V'c"H.
Roosevelt want. 20 he n king now.
n" Ina sent lis mar Friday Root to
MAKO speeches over the county in favor
Of the rb-oiu.rnn ~ rtn,o's rights. This
question Gnu acd II civil var once.
Unueual noiipi'y mud important de.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
BIG CONVENTION TO Sc HELD IN
TOPEKA TO PERFECT PLANS
ORGANIZATIONS oRoWTH IS
REMARKABLE.

Topeka. Kaa. Oct 3D. Fifteen
hundred farmers. representing twenty
states are on their way to Topeka as
delegates 90 the farmers cooperative
business congress They represent
the three quarters OF a million mem
borshlp OF the Farmers Educational
and operative Union OF America
an organization Of phenomenal growth
formed 10 unionlzo control OF farm
product prices.
The paramount issue just nov Is
the price of wheat Plans have been
laid ln "a systematic way for corner
ns the entire wheat crop OF She Unit
ga states aud % hold the wheat in
cooperative elevators until price
satisfactory TO union leaders Is agreed
upon
Pho oomehng process is already
wen under way So iar as proIiminar
les are concerned aud Dc 81 pau %
the program of the congress To bring
impending matters 90 q conclusion,
Jas. Butlor OF Topeka, a national
director of The Farmers union and
the originator OF the idea for holding
this congress, VIII cnll the assem-
hiaFe 10 order and introduce q. 81
Barrett of AtWuter. Ca, az Temporary
presiding Ofacor Mr. barrett Is the
national president of the union ~ q
Calvin. president oi che Texas state
union. VIII most likely be the pormn
nont chairman of the congress
The cooperative elevator plan @
being pushed rapidly. During the nral
ten days of September. this year, for
iyhyo charters Coz such elevators
were Issued in South Dakota and
Minnesota already has i2l of Thorn ln
operation. while Kansas and Nebraska
have 100 each. OldaAama comes "a
the front with eighty and others are
under course OF construction lH sew
eral states.
The union a particularly air0nR %
the south, ihe state on Georgia alone
having $4,000 members Tho south.
ern farmer. while not vitality interest.
ed in the whaai CROP 81 quite willInf
I fo cooperate With Dts wheat FfnWlnl
neiahbOr OF the rodh ana west hi
way Uf reciDrocnilQu for iavnrs cN
tended ia the recently won battle io
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

made FOR the good of society ana ~
the church have diailnctiy rncnui-
rlended u 10 the attention ~ ali
members Of the catholic religion
The society Is distinctly d fratefihl
organization. aud being com0niod ~
its memhorahlp ~ noble Idnain bath
~ 90 country and religion. ID o.
worthy Of the attention of al Cnsho-
lic young men. u ID also a militant
society. On account 90 the social and
religious eNigcHCicE 81 the timoa thM
trait % the organization win likely
develop into one 90 Us most MARKED
charactprlaiiCs. and In this way m
WIN prove itself oi the most eminent
benefit 90 society lis efforts In Tits
direction 90 Far have been confined
principally 90 tho fuFthemnca or
Catholic education. tho ancouraFn-
mont ~ Catholic ideals. the spread
oi good literature. the defense ~
Catholic rights ana principles and
denunciaiion of She present moral
evils aifiicilng society Il o. ann
Nted with She American Federation ~
Catholic sucictlna The Epinndid
growth and social activity nf thn
kniRhta hna also brought Il 10 TIE
aiiention Of non Catholics. ana ~ e.
Is distinctly nOnautaEonsHiic d. O.
prime pica and action towards thusa az
other faiths. their criticism must NAT
urnlly De somewhat favorable WINE
There is much indifference IN matiofH
~ religion nowadays, yet there BE-
that w on human beings which a.
WafdlY cncuuraEoa and admirpH tha
men who are coufapg ,us enough a.
frankly manifest no faith ID which
they cgnsclenil0uaDF aud firmly b.
iieFe. This may b. done either b.
attention 90 duty. by action. lnnnence
or speech, bat In whatever way 4 lH
always plainly manifested Tho man
( who Processes . belief and has nut
the moral stamina 90 uphold n IN
/ speech aud conduct O. "A sham ana a
iaint hearted craven TO stand ln
the iull Hight aa manly Catholics an
der aN circumstance "a the para
mount aim 81 10 Knights ~ Cuiuna.
bus aa an Organization ana while
memheF9 of OTHER Christian bodlaa
may differ front them Ia beilef they
VIII Yei have their earnest approval
Tor the attitude which they thom-
selves feel 81 essential % che pfaFa
gallon ~ any worthy cause
tho Albuquerque council has mgm
I htfH iu las Neea1, Santa 20. Gallnp.
MinsiuW and other smaller places. n
I Us ono N inc pioneer councils % tho
southwest, being formed proYloua g.
ihe 30 faao and hlgbco councils al
abe order
lta prosenl nuur.shipg condition H.
/ Que to The Individual activity and o.
l thpalaam 90 members. who in thalr
fufu nHNr inherited fNHif NufHurll1lll
from the inspiration Of she aims and
ceremonies Of the aaaociatiun Thn
I present Initiation o. but one ~ thn
special occasions manifestinr their
onward nrngfcfH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
DEFENDANTS OBJECT TO
posTpoNFNUNT or TRIAL

a Roswell dispatch, dated October
rs. fayH The main feature in the
United States court today ln the land
fraud cases was a motion made By
Major Licwfllyn, United States prose.
cutting attorney. Ia the cases against
B "A. |allmndFc Of Denver. G. J.. and
E. r. iallmadgo OF Chicago and Othcr
10 have the eases continued The mo.
ton was made verbally, and Drought
out animated discussion.
The attorneys for the defense made
q strong plea 10 have the cases tried
ai the present term. said an Of the de-
PENDANTS were present. and had pre-
pared Tor the trial AZ great expense
and wanted Immediate trial, as they
claimed O. waa a case OF prosecution
and they would be- indicated By a fair
trial
The principal reason given by the
government for asking tho contiuu.
anco was because Tee eases tired pre-.
vlously were still ln the supreme court
having been taken there by tho gov.
eminent as appellant. and the gov.
eminent wanted those case finally DC.
posed Ga before trial OF tho new ones.
Judge FOgo ruled that the United
states attorney should ale bis motion
Ia writing, and tho decision will be
made tomorrow.
The following ncw land fraud cases
IN the United states court were set
Tor trial today.
United states vs. Attorney J. d. AT.
keaon, William Il. linnell and Hannah
Linneh, for alleged perjury and con.
splracy 20 defraud the government soi
Tor trial October "a.
United States ys. George Roberts
Ayers, Francis fsoeklear. Ped Lockicaf
sud others for alleged conspiracy 10
defraud the government. set for trial
October 2a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
FARMERS UNION TO
CORNER WHEAT CROP

an increase IN the price OF cotton.
The cotton states hope. through the
union, 10 Induce the federal govern.
ment 10 restore a S6.000.000 Civil war
tax levy. which was placed on cotton
hack la the Sos a demand ia 20 be-
made upon congress &C lis next ses-
sion % reimburse the cotton states
FOR this levy, and 4 is proposed that
the money shall be turned into the
public school fund Of the several cot
ton states
The cnHgruaa 60 meet in Topeka to-
day o. under the general auspices ol
tho Farmers Educational & Cooper.
alive Union Of America
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27


Bonds. warrants end coupons. 1905,
3.0f5 1905 1888. en- increase OF
tiO.9ss go.
Watches aud clocka. Toes. sl7fia.
Iit 1905 sl0s7N15. decrease Of
$3.50
lnW ard modest boof4 1905 SAL
$40 1905 tilotCao. ae Increase OF
e50sGf0
jowclry, 1905. ss27ia. 1906. Sal.
og2. a decrease OF tl51.
Gold and silver plate. 1905 si.iabi
isvG. $3.50, an Increase Of 93I5.
Musical Instruments 1905 eN02iH,.
g5i 1906 las2s0. an increase OF 8l6-
ODf.75
Household goods 1905, 0.o5s5O;
1900. ftio.ali+60, Hn iueFeaso uf $780,
0i8.
Hpnk stock. 1905. sa38.sO5; 1906,
9tN3s4li an increaso nI 8iNfNa2
Whrit 1905. $3.50. 1905 Fl,i2i,
mn inCrU8Eo ci sl.G21a0
Oats, 1908 Sa92 1906. s6l5. on In.
crease OF t222
narlcy. iao6 $500 1905 $50. de-.
crease Cl $3.50
Corn 1905 s2611o. 1906. f28i de
crease oi $3.50.
Iay and alfalfa. 1905, t5.Gie. 1906
fa n26 O. dccreaFo OF f263s
Wool 1905. f31b 1906. $4,000. an
increase Of g3G25
lmmbor. 1905. g0dI2i. 1905. gls.-
$40. an increase of az ,0f9.
Coal, 1905 $3.50. 1906. none. Co.,
crease of gf.it0.
Mochanlcs TOOLS 1905. g32,0T3.
1906 9bG.f87. AN increase of 82f.Nlf.
Honey bees. 1896. ti.6e8. 1906. g2i
5gf an increase OF 1896
Securing mills. 1905. none: 1906
rs ESQ. an increase OF $3.50.
sueet railways. 1905, $4,000. LOS
F2i 600
Notes and accounts. 1905. ti27Siis
35; 1895 s6fsiS. decrease Of sea-
/ a6386.
Engines, 1895. uiosto15: 1906
fii,O65. q decrease of si2g,s7b15.
Gas plants 1906 none. 1875, eti,
coo, an increase of 81 900.
Printing plants 1906. none; 1906
/ fiS.i5u, an Increase of el8,f50
Machines 1905. none; 1906, s3055
an Increase OF t3.OS5
Reduction works, 1905, $50. $50
D 1906. S323S0.
smelters. 1905. mono. 1906 $40 sen
an Increase % sgO.sS0
I bitches for manufacturing and
mines. 1905, Sti. 259. 1906 none. a do
crease of Sii. 1853.
Other property. 1905. fS5G. i3T 00
1896 flou.s6S. decrease OF g67269.
DO.
Total valuation. 1906 if2.62a7iG..
90. 1906. sf5a2T.3G7St. Exemption.
! 1905 af.Eg9 f4q TEs qnnG geT4f 6aI 80
Subject 90 taxation. 1905. Sfo09i.2I3,
a3; 1905, fi32i2.7f6.3i Net gain, 81.
/ lf5,t72.3S.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

a Japanese athlete Is now cham
pion short distance runner Of mo
world
Mimouri Nuil a s'udoat IN the I'M
perial university Of Tokyo. perform
cd the following foats Ran 100
meters li09 yards plusl iu p 2f-l00
seconds electrical timing. and pole
vaultod ~ feet 200 inches. These
performance were certified TO by the
president OF the university and tho
physical director who sent a letter
90 the Japan Daily Mail and 90 ath-
loto authorities in the Untci States
and Great Britain, asking that thoA
be accepted as records.
The l00-meior persormn ro is far
better than thrt of Arthur d Dunoy.
~ America. u correct uney ran
Toe yards IN $50 socoa n May
1909 ,sinco stricken from the rccord
books at the time FujuIl IVES timed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Des Molnes. Iowa, Oct. rs what
do soldiers know about womcnf" who
can answer this question with more
authority than the wives of veterans
OF the Civil war Ordinarily the oc-
cnsion might not arise for them TO
give the answer. but the WOmcns
Relief corps OF Iowa faced the query
ana answered, Nothing"
the answer costs them q cool f25..
poo The magnificent Memorial col,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Cincinnati. o.. oet % "A merger
~ an educational interests az lhe
Methodist Episcopal church has o.
naiiy been accomplished the head
quarters having boon established m
thla clly. AFTER several sessions az
ne nsflOnai cHocuilFo beard. thn Ma
iiunai Ffe0dman'g ana ana the South
cfn Educational society base coneiud.
"a their lah0ra hy approving tha
merger recommended hy me GonoFai
conference nvmmitigp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
LARGE INITIATION into
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Tomorrow at the ElkS Opera House
Lodge ROOm--Bdnquet in the Eve
ning--MeSSrS. Crowley and Lynch.
of Chicago, in Attendance.

Sunday. October "a, 90 20 be- one
Of those memorable days IN tha exist
enoo Of the strong local council Of inc
Knights OF Columbus which will be
remembered with Joy and enthusiasm
by both the many regular monitors
and fhc large class 1T candidates
about 10 be Initiated The three de-.
grccs Of the order viii bo oxompli-
fed IN the Elka' lodge room. A. 0.fb
n. m hii the momhurs OF tho Alhu-
querQue council No Gti and also an
tho candidates. will assemble On 81.
Mary's school building. from whence
they will proceed Ia the immaculate
Conception church, whore they Will
receive holy communion Ia % body az
high mass az 2 O'Clock The lmmac-
Mate Conception choir viii render
tat gualc during the solemn service.
Tho initiation ceremonies VII com
mcnct 40 : y. No.. an lho members
and candidates being specially re-
queaiod 90 be there promptly ON limo
in order that the exercises may be
facilitated in their regular procedure
nH much na possible Tho members
OF the iocei council appointed Co
demonstrate the first and second de-
greoa ure r. NJ OaFgan. o. X; j. y.
McManus ID g. Ki D. "a Oiphani,
c.. Il. j Archer. W.; ~. a. WALTON
horst, T. g.; and T.. r. Delaney. D.. ~
/ The musical accompaniment 90 tho
ceremonies will be given by the
Knights OF Columbus choir under the
leadership OF AZ. w. Kelly The ~.
empllhcRIion OF the second degree
Will take place at 3 -. a.. and
that of the third at 0 b. m District
Deputy j. , Crowley and suite oi
Chicago sill oxompllfy the major dee
gree.
A large number Of candidates have
taken advantage of this opportunity
90 seek admission into this progress
/ i've society u has been deomed adj
/ ylaablo 60 limit the number tn nfty
and Il o. practically assured THAI lully
that number Of qualified applicants
/ VIII be initiated Among those whf
have qualified for memhershin 30,
| the following uamos william nuau-
/ champ. Frank kruake, George y pat
ridge, b.. j. MCShnue. JOA 10 hsgclin
Earl Wilson, Thos fAbnfae. Hefmaf
] Cio8oiier. Emil 0loaoitor. PAT 81 Ma
loney w ~ Dohorty Y. O0mdy. g
/ ~ Mcpormoit. g. y Berger, j Peters
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VIZ " AH lno htlhn,h Wy cui,ulllH,'
Wy .+he li'en ih th' f.lhe pshll.
pay ht ~ ~ iol,Nl nHil ~
ne peauliiui,y nhu hpploplAl.y ~,
te = 'eN-l vien. W.
.ol's@ .Wu.s music "hiln lhe hhlth'
W. p.N,i'lllt 1880 ~
,@pAple N''N ~ s.ioi'A MHll.fs' ".
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Ia &c TOO Young Tor The bridegroom
who Is wei settled in business iiie'
10 Be % and tho bride 2o1
vice President Fairbanks 70 ,h'nss'
and that's why he objected when hla
son. Frederick colo Fairbanks, told
hltn that BE intended 20 marry pretty
Nellie scott daughter Of woll.,o'do
Pittsburg man whose family moves 80
tho good hnt not high society clclcs 90
the moneyhag burg
Young Fairbanks took bic girl
ACROSS the ohio line from Piuabure
0n che dead a. O., and ihc couple were
married Gt slouhenYllle.
The bride SIS beautiful and aa ac-
cOmpiahcd musician she waa eds
Gated in rpod private schools
Last CON Miss Scott was visiting a
friend named Miss Stout in indinnap
ollie. al ono oi ihc many entefiain-
menis plinnel Ia Miss SCOTS honor
Nr Fairbanks was invi,ed ana there
became gu1alnlod with Miss Scott o.
Was "a case uf love az nrst sishi.
NounE Fairbanks graduasft from
PRINCETON ln 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct 2a.-F Founded
on the 22nd OF October. 1881. the Cath
Ollie Telegraph today celebrates lis
diamond iuhilce Tho jubilee edition
Moeler sna 81 Peters Cathedral and
contains much Ocolealaatloal data
showing the growth of Caih0llcuy On
Cincinnati
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

gcthor2' asked the vets.
That's when thoy didn't know the
women When the Iowa ". q. &. D.
dies returned home. ihty got busy
Mrs. Fox, a rich member. offered s2i..
COO Tor a female branch OF the college
II the rest raised $4,000
They did 30. and 40 there will be-
q womans branch OF the magnificent
National q. a. ~ Memorial college
az Mason City, Iowa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

lego. hun by the g. A. H.. nj Mason
CITY Iowa. b. a national institution. or
which the veterans ere naturally
proud. There hfe nearly oo0 stu.
dents
When the last g. A. Y. cncampmont
was held AZ Minneapolis, the Womon's
Relief Corps began TO worry the vet
Grams about building for the girl
students
"Oh. why not Del thom an study 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

OF boy, man or woman. O. quickly
ont OF pain ~ nucklon's Arnloa salyo
"a applied promptly q. j. Wolch az
fakonsha. Mich. says - ueo u ln
my family Tor cuts sores and an
rk'n injuries and hnd @ perfect +"
Qukest Pile cure known Best hoal,
ing salye made 2tc nc an druEg.stH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

London, Oct t3.~-0cn0ral iiu1tt
announced ihat DO o. arranging in
send 10000 emluanis "a Canada On
she spring Col lamb of che Saliva
iion Army. who has returned from E
trip across Canada % the pacIacs
DURING which be- Inquired into the
condition of tho Immigrants sent from
England. states that ail the immt,
grants are satisfied With their rev
suroundinga and that no on9 wants ~
return humr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
nleod POISONING

results from chronic c0nstlpa' Ion,
which Is quickly cured by DR. Kings
New life Pills. They remove al
poisonous germs from the system and
lninse new life and vigOr, cure sour
stomach. nausea. headache. dizziness
and culle, without grlplng OF dlHcom-
iort' aoc Guaranteed By an drug
glsis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
rormrnts Of letter and Eezsma Al.
iayad

The inionrc itching characteristics
of ccaomg. letter and IKE skin iia
eases 81 Instantly silayoi by applg'Rg
chamborlalna dalYo and many e.
we're eases have boon permanently
cured BIZ its use For eale BY az
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

"ile has achieved success who has
lived we'll laughed often and loved
pure women and the love nf little
children; who has filled hia niche
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-09-13
ChiIe Sill Needs Aid.

Washington. Sept Suffering
Is very great" says Mr.. Hicks, United
States minister to Chile. in dispatch
received by the state department t.
day urging the people of the United
States to lend n helping hand for the
relief of the distress caused by the re-
cent earthquake that destroyed Val
paraso and did great damage i'm oth-
er Chilean towns. The dispatch says
that action should be prompt and sug-
gests that funds may be sent To SAN
tiago bv cable.
Officials at the state department are
very much mortified AT the apparent
lack of interest shown in the misfor-
tunes Of this sister republic OF the
United states. Agents of the Red Cross
report that responses to their appeals
and to the proclamation Of President
Roosevelt have been few. Chile as 4
nation has made no direct appeal 10
the generosity Of the United states,
but through diplomatic representa-
tives of other governments has let 1t
be known that financial aid would be
received with everlasting gratitude.
Strange as II may seem, tho earth-
quake at san Francisco which was 50
similar to the misfortune that later
befell Valparaiso, robbed the latter
city Of that great spontaneous out
burst of sympathy that usually follows
calamities OF such proportions. a
wave Of horror Overspread the World
AT the first news of the earthquake ~
San Francisco, which "A second calam-
ity of like character has failed TO
arouse. Officials of the state depart
ment have now undertaken To maze
public the want In Chile with n view
to getting money for the sufferers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-09-13
CAPITAL TOO HOT TO
HOLD CONVENTION

Dayton, o., Sept. 12.-Following a
preliminary meeting yesterday after
ternoon, which was addressed by ex-
Governor Myron Herrick, the repub-
lican state convention was formally
opened here today. The delegates
number 962. Governor Andrew Har-
ris was selected as permanent chair
man, j. r. Mallory as secretary, and
Dick ellison as sergeant at arms No
slate has been prepared and all the
nominations will probably be bitterly
contested. although 1t is claimed that
the Dlck-Foraker faction controls the
convention. Taft will likely be en-
dorsed for president.
The sessions are being held in We'll
fare hall, enc of the largest buildings
of its kind in the world. The edifice
is owned ythe National Cash Regis
ter company and is used as the head
quarters and dining hall of the. Mems
Welfare league, an organization of
the employees of the company. The
cash register concern Is nOtoriously an
enemy ofunionism and the selection of
its hall as the place for holding the
convention has aroused much oppo-
stlon among union workngmen.
The holding of the convention in
this city instead of Columbus is alleg-
ed to be due to the fact that the
newspapers OF the capital have been
waglng hot fight against Senator
Foraker and Senator Dick because of
their refusal to support Roosevelts
policies.