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sUFFRAe.sTs MAKE
VISIT TO HULL HOUSE.


Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-The dele
gates to the woman suffrage conven-
ton this afternoon visited Hull house,
CAicago's famous social settlement,
and were given a cordial welcome by
and other places of interest in the city
were also visited, the parties being
escorted by the committee on excur-
sions appointed by the local woman's
clubs. The club women of the city
will give a reception to the visitors
at the Fine Arts building this even
ing
The morning session was devoted
mainly to the consideration of reports
on h Oregon campaign last rear.
when woman suffrage was defeated
by a small margin. DIR. Annice F.
Jeffreys of Oregon told of the co-opera
tion of the National Oregon Associa-
lions in the Conduce of the Campaign;
Laura Clay, of Kentucky spoke of the
Opening of the Campaign" Mary
N. Chase of New Hampshire discuss
ed The Work in the Field" Kate M.
Gordon. of Louisiana The OrganiZa-
ton of the Cities" aid Ida Parker
Boyner of Pennsylvania reported on
THE Campaign Press Work"
A musical progrem will be given
in Studebaker theater tomorrow af-
ternoon. when ADDRESSES will be deli
vered by the Rev. Herbert Bigelow.
Miss Jane Adams and Rabbi Emil
G.. Hirsch.
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Honorable. Members of the Thirty
seventh Legislative Assembly of
New Mexico:
Gentlemen:-As a representative of
the educators of New Mexico, 1 invite
thoughtful attention to a few things
that l have to say pon the County
Superintendent question.
Hon. c. E. Morrison, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction for the
State of New Hampshire, in the last
number of the Boston Journal of Edu-
cation, says: An expert superinten-
den of schools is simply a man train
ed and educated to be a teacher, part
ly by study and partly by experience,
who makes the oversight of schools
his life work. who has no other bust
ness interests practical foreman
of teachers. His chief duty is to bend
his whole energy and ability upon the
task of building up good schools"
This is a short, pointed, correct state
ment of what we should seek in a SUI
perintendent of schools.
In discussing this question 1 val
it distinctly understood hat l am not
discussing Mr.. job Smith, but Mr..
John Smith as County Superintendent
of Schools. Mr.. Smith may be an ex-
celle1t citizen; he often is. He may
be a splendid farmer, a good black
smith, a superior barber, and yet be
of no value as a superintendent of ed
ucation of your children and mine.
To obtain success in any business
enterprise. a competent foreman in
that particular business is necessary.
1t matters not whether it be the Job
of the New Mexican Print
ing Company, the bindery of the AL
buquerque Citizen, the managing of
Mr.. HubbelPs great sheep industry,
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TO SETTLE THE AZ
FAIRS OF ATLANTA NEWS.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb, ia hearing
for the adjudication of the receiver
ship of the Atlanta News, which re
Gently went into bankruptcy, was held
today. The paper which was founded
five years ago with John Temple
Graves as editor, has been consolidat-
ed with the Atlanta Georgian, with
which Graves is now connected. Chas
Daniel, general manager of the News
states that he has lost $4,000 in the
enterprise. After Graves left the pa
per several months ago its editorial
policy was shaped by Colonel James
w. English, chief of staff of Governor
Terrell. At the time of the Atlanta
race riots last fall the News attained
considerable notoriety through its adj
vocacy OF lyncAi1g.
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Turin Motor Car Show.

Turin, Italy Feb. 16.-The Turin
motor car exhibition under the aus
pices of the Automobile Club of Italy
opened today, with more than BOG
distinct exhibits on view. The Turin
show is one of the greatest of Euro
pean automobile events and has at
tracted large number of visitors from
England and all continental countries
The races at Nice will open next
week.
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wood and Pettibone. A .requisition
issued by Governor Cooling of
Idaho on Governor Jesse Mcdonald,
of Colorado, and the accused men
were secretly arrested in Denver on
February 1886, and brought to Ida
no on a special train. An attempt to
secure their release on a writ of ha-
beas corpus was denied by both h
courts of Idaho and the U.
Supreme court.
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the running If the public schools OF
Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Roswell OF
the rural schools Of any one of our
twenty-five counties, the cce de
ponds upon the competency of the fore
man. If any gentleman dares to cali
this statement in question. I invite
him to accompany me to the photo
graph gallery; / want his portrait as
a souvenir.
Not all superintendent elected by
the present system r destitute of
qualifications for many of the duties
of superintendent, but as a method
of election the present is an absolute
failure. / invite you to take the def
milton given at the head of this article
kAve been the superintendent of
your respective counties, and each of
you for yourself answer the questions.
do they fill the bil?" Would | be
willing to entrust the education of my
children to their leadership" Make
a personal matter of this. Say MY
children. Then answer the questions.
No, gentlemen, the method of electing
superintendent as political officers
are elected has yer been a failure,
and it will ever continue to be. Ev-
cry State in the Union has found it
to be such. Many of them have chang
ed the plan entirely, and it is safe to
say all the others are struggling with
this question nj trying to rid them
selves of the political phase of it.
Until this office is taken out of pol
itics our children must be the suffer
ers. They must grow up comparative
ly ignorant and pass through life bur
dened by the corresponding d~isadvan-
tages. Imagine a pair of scales in
your presence. In one pan of those
scales you place that bright, charm
ing, prattling child of yours. In the
other, you see victory for the party,
the result of votes cast for some in
competent, unworthy person, just to
reward him for his loyalty to party.
w - ~ yoN1 90
the more? In this business we are
dealing in futures" of the most valu-
able kind. AS you look down the com
ing years and see yourself growing
n your boy coming to manhood,
is it not worth while to hesitate a
moment and ask: "What am ! doing
to give to that boy the brightest and
best ~future?" The interests of that
boy are the same as those of every
other boy, and the kind of schools
you give him now will largely deter
mine his future. Are you ready and
to barter that future for mere
political reward?
Just now, On account of the inter
in the so-called District Attorney
Bill, we may thoughtlessly be led as
by the cry about the rights of
people," I do not allow any man
to go farther han myself in advocat-
ing 4 defending those rights by all
means; but the two cases
are not sufficiently analogous to de-
serve comparison. Let us look a little
at the shallowness of that cry when
attempt to apply it to all questions
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Kentucky RACING Commission.

Lexington, KY. Feb. 16.-The Ken
lucky racing commission met here
today to allot dates for the various
meetings. Representatives of all the
tracks are here for the conference.
The commission has declared thai
there was too much racing last year
and that for the best interests of the
turf the dates will be reduced.
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Columbus, Kan, Feb. 16.-Hundreds
of school teachers of southwestern
Kansas are in attendance at the annu-
al meeting of tae association in the
high school building here today. The
sessions commenced at 10 O'Clock and
will last through the day.
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Georgia Government suiIdino.

Albany, Ca, Feb. 1.-THE selection
OF a site for the government building
to be erected here this year is expect
ed soon, the treasury department hav-
ing announced that it would give fiaaI
consideration to the matter today. 1t
is stated hat work will begin on the
building in April Or May.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

City of Roswell to the
use and benefit of l..
B. Craig, Plaintiff,
VS.. Cause No. 1898.
Charles F. Bryant,
Defendant.
In the District Court, chaves County,
New Mexico.
By virtue of a certain order of sale
issuing out of the District Court of
Chaves County On the Is. day of Feb
ruary, 1907, in the cause above enti-
tied and numbered, commanding the
sale of the property hereinafter de-
scribed, for the purpose of satisfying
a judgment of said court, rendered
on the 3Otn day of January. 1907 for
the sum Of s126.25 and Il per cen per
annum interest thereon from the date
Of such judgment. which. with the in
:ercst to the date OF sale, will amour.
to the sum of s12- Go, said Judgment
being rendered in al action by plain
:iff a+ainst dete Liant pr a certain
tax bill issued for the building of a
sidewalk, l, C. L. Ballard, Sheriff of
Caaves County, will proceed on Tues
day, the 5th day of March, 1907, at ten
O'Clock a. m. to sell for cash il hand
to the highest bidder. before the court
house doc of Chayes County the fol
lowing described property. to wit:
Lot No. 1. Block Z of Sparks Addi-
ton to the City of Roswell, as shown
by the Plat of said City duly filed of
in the Probate Clerks Office
of Chaves County, New Mexico, said
sale to be so made for the purpose of
satisfying h amount of said judg-I
ment and costs, as in said order of
sale specified.
Witness my hand this. the LIST day
February, 1907.
C. L. BALLARD,
Sheriff of Chaves County.
Sat. A.. co. to2-23.)
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Unite Commercial Bodies.

Mobile, Ala, Feb. 16.-Members of
the Mobile Maritime exchange will
hold a special meeting this evening
to consider he subject of the ropos
ed consolidation of the exchange with
he chamber of commerce.
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Railroad Man Changes Jobs.

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 16.-Charles. Do
ugherty. formerly superintendent OF
the Springfield division of he Iliil
nois Central road. today assumed the
position of assistant chief engineer
of the Queen & Crescent, with head
quarters in this city.
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New Topeka Iheater.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16.-The new
Majestic theater will be opened to the
public tomorrow evening, the building
having been practically completed.
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Subscribers for paiIv Record

The Daily Record wants hundreds
of new subscribers in the Pecos Val.
ley and Eastern New Mexico and it
is going to get them. We want live
energetic men to help us get these
and with that end in view
will make it well worth the time of
the right kind of young man to look
into this matter.
The Daily Record is the only daily
paper in Eastern New Mexico. and
prints more real news than any. other,
paper in the Territory. with the. ex:
ceptio1 of Albuquerque papers. We
should nave readers of the Daily
Record and W. are going to get taem.
We have a hummer of a proposition
to offer the right persons. Call around
1t our office and see the business man
ager and hear what we have to OFFER.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION WRITES ON Ed
UCATIONAL MATTERS.
FOR THE SCHOOLS

Professor HadIey Would Have the
Selection of County School superin-
tendents Taken Out of Politics and
Left to Territorial Board Of Educa-
ton.
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L. w. Goodell. of Dexter. returned
last night from a months visit at his
old home in Beardstown, Illinois.
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MINERS TO
AID THEM
WILL SHOW THEIR REGARD FOR
ACCUSED MURDERERS.
TRIAL IN MARCH

In the Meantime Union Miners Will
Raise Funds for the Defense of Moy-
er and Haywood, he Accused Men,
Evidence Seems Strong Against
Them.
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Legal Blanks OF all Kinds for salz
at the Record omcs.
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Sat. A. CO. to2-2s)
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HIRAM HADLEY

superintendent of Public Instruction.
February IL, 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
THIEVES ARE BUSY
IN OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Feb. 2-E. /. Epperson,
living at the Saratoga House, reported
20 the police this morning that his
room had been entered by thieves last
night and an alarm clock, a razor and
razor strop stolen. EppersOn later. re-
covered the clock at a pawnshop.
Burglars last night attempted to en-
ter the Office of E. S. Delger, IN the
Delger building. at Broadway and
Fourteenth street. but We're frightened
OF before they could force open the
door. This morning the marks of a
chisel or Jimmy" were found on the
door.
". Smith Of 1880 Webster street re-
ported this morning that a horse and
buggy belonging TO him had been
stolen from IN front of the Macdon-
ough building last night. The horse
and buggy were recovered this morn
ing by the police, but the harness was
missing.
Mrs. II. Gray last night left a tele-
scope basket containing clothing and
toilet articles valued at $50 in the hall
way OF a house at 529 Eighth street.
When she went TO look for 1T she found
that IL had been stolen.
r. s. Kitchener reported that q push
cart had been stolen last night from In
front OF e5z Clay street. Kitchener re-
sides at 1O12 Tenth street
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
MASHER IS GIVEN
NINE MONTHS
Albert Calais Receives a
Stiff Sentence for His
Insult to Young Woman
ALSO GETS BEATING

"A man of his kind should be kicked
from one end of the street to the other.
He deserved the beating he received,
and I have given him the full penalty
that the law allows. I am sorry that
he could not have been made to an
swer to more serious charge" So
spoke Police Judge Conlan after he had
sentenced Albert Calais yesterday
morning to six months in the County
Jail and added ninety days for dis
turbing the peace. Calais had forced
his attentions on pretty Matte Moore
on two separate occasions. The masher
appeared In court much the worse for
the drubbing that he had received at
the hands of Miss Moore's brother.
Calais offered the plea that he was
intoxicated at the time that he made
his unwelcome advances, but discussing
the situation Judge Conlan was at a
loss to determine how a man under the
influence Of liquor would make the ad-
Hances to the same girl on two separate
occasions and dog her footsteps, as 1t
is asserted that Calais did. Judge Con-
Ian will deal as Severely with all mash
ers lin the future, he says.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
DARES PATROLMAN
To ARREST HIM
Drink Crazed Constable OF
Oakland Runs Amuck and
Finally Lands in Prison
TRIAL Is POSTPONED

OAKLAND, Feb. 2-Wildly threaten
ing TO shoot the first man who at
tempted 70 lay q hand on him. Consta-
bic Morris Lane Of Oakland Township
last night held policeman at bay, and
il was only after his revolver had oeen
taken from him that he submitted TO
arrest. He was charged at the Central
police station with drunkenness and
having used vulgar language.
The trouble began when Lane, under
the influence of liquor. forced his way
into a Chinese gambling-h at Se3
Webster street and began to terrorize
the occupants. The proprietors OF the
place sent for police help and Patrol
man Brock responded.
When Brock entered the place Lane
backed against the wall, and after
heapinz abuse on the officer, and the
Police Department in general. vowed
that he would kin Brock if the latter
attempted TO interfere with him. Lane
declared that he knew all the secrets
of the Police Department and that he
was going before the Grand Jury TO
expose the members. from the Chief
down. Brock. who was not acquainted
with Lane paid no attention to his
rawlings and started toward him. Lane
then backed away. and placing his hand
IN his hip pocket dared the patrolman
to lay g hand on him.
AT that 1uncture Patrolman O'Grady,
who had been attracted TO the place
by the loud talk and threats, entered
the place, and Lane was overpowered-
When the case was called in court
this morning no complaint had been
dled against Lane. and his case was
postponed until February 4 pending ac-
ton by the police.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
HOPES To IMPROVE
OUR WHEAT
Professor Shaw Reports the
Results of His Study of
Cereal Grown in State
LACKING IN GLUTEN

BERKELEY, Feb. 2.-Report has
been made by Professor George w.
Shaw, the cereal expert of the univer-
sity, regarding the work done by him
during the last two years on the prob
lem of how to improve the quality of
California wheat, and the means to be
used to add to the gluten in the wheat
grown in this State. The lack of glu
ten in the wheats that flourish here is
a serious matter and, the Legislature
having appropriated money to study
the question, Professor Shaw was in
trusted with the task The State Board
of Trade a4so has given financial sup
port TO the research work.
Discussing his Investigations and ex-
periments, which are fairly under way,
but which will require years for COM
pletion, Professor Shaw says:
Two field stations Of twenty acres each have
been established and equipped with seed houses
and the necessary working equipment one az az
conditions of the Sacramento Valley, and one
at Modesto representing the San Joaquin Valley,
besides subsidiary work at other points. ss. a a
appliances for making complete, practical,
chemical milling and baking tests have been
established at the university.
The results already obtained here in California
give Us every reason for sanguine hope that we
can help this State much as other States
have been helped in the same line and at = a
value Of the Industry to the State. The element
of time. however, is an essential in the work as
IN all cases Of plant breeding. The invest-
cations must be conducted a series of years
In order TO fix the characteristics of plants.
We are now just at the point 70 begin the
viii require long, patient work, with great
attention to detail TO do this. and IL we are
70 succeed we must be able to follow out this
line for series Of years TO produce stable
results
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
COFFROTH At TACKS
D|NAN' s FRIEND
Fight Promoter Pulls the
Noble Nose of the Dis
tinguished Kid Sullivan
WORSTED IN BATTLE

1t is shame that the fight trust Is
so sadly out of business that James
W. Coffroth. failing in his ambition to
get professional gentlemen to go
against each other, has to make and
manage his own battles But it is a
matter for congratulation that the
public has a reliable and willing per-
former who can run the athletic scale
from throwing bottles OF pickles at
Eddie Graney to pulling the noble nose
of Mr.. Kid Sullivan, the estimable
gentleman whose loyalty to Chief Of
Police Dfnan is not affected by the fact
that the Chief Is under indictment by
the Grand Jury for the alleged telling
of fibs.
Coffroth's last fight. rather his most
recent one, occurred in the Rivolf, an
establishment conducted by Billy Pratt
and Matt Tierney, famous at one time
on Mason street from Eddy to Ellis
Cofroth entered the place on Friday
morning at 4 o'clock. He has a place
across the street from the Rivon, but
he is generous soul, IL would seem,
and willing to drop a piece of money
into the hand of a rival With him
father of '9The Willis" and brother Of
Jimmy Britt, who owns flats; Harry
Keegan Monohan and Joe Dwyer
In the Rivoli was Kid Sullivan and
with him were group Of as estimable
gentlemen as ever boasted of friend
ship for the head of the Police Depart
ment.
Cohroth has a playful way at times
and this was one of the times when he
carried his pleasantly to the extent Of
twitching the nose of Mr.. Kid Sullivan.
Sullivan, 1t would seem, has a sensi-
tive disposition. and he came back at
CoRroth with a wallop that landed and
couple Of cross counters and jabs
and jolts. The Kid had to protect the
nose which had never been seen to
sneer at Dinan.
Coffroth felt the unkindness of the
Kid smartly, though some of his friends
deny that his left eye Is black and
others insist that there is not a mark
about his right eye. Willis Britt.
Harry Keegan Monohan, Joe Dwyer
and other gentlemen in the establish
ment saw that Kid Sullivan and Cof-
froth were carrying their pleasure too
far and the combatants were separated.
1t just happened that Coffroth was
not about the Willis yesterday after
noon. Kid Sullivan was around on
Fillmore street and he said that his
nose was not out of joint-with Dinan.
But he denied that he had called on
the mighty name Of the Chief of Police
for protection while Coffroth was
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
FEDERAL APPEAL COURT
TO HEAR LONG CALENDAR
Nevada Irrigation, Idaho and Alaska
Mining Contests and the Sake
Cases to BE Argued

The February session of the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals for the
Ninth Circuit will begin on Monday at
1890 o'clock in the Postofflce building.
United States Circuit Judges William
B. Gilbert of Portland, Ore, and Err
sIxine NJ Ross of Los Angeles and
United States District Judge William
H. Hunt of Helena, Mont-s will (Sit on
the bench. United States Circuit Judge
William w. Morrow of this city Is con-
valescing from a dangerous hem
orrhage in the right eye and will not
be able to take part There are fifty
six cases on the calendar. for argu-
ment, and among them are several i'm
portant ones. There are five irrigation
cases from Nevada in which the Rick
ey Land and Cattle Company are ap-
pellants, and the Idaho mining case, IN
which Timothy Mccarthy and others
appeal from the Judgment of the Idaho
court IN their contest with the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concen-
trating Company. In addition there are
several mining cases from Alaska,
some matters from Hawaii, the Jap
anese sake cases and twelve appeals
of Chinese from judgments of deporta-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
FIELD Art LILLE RY
READY To SAIL

The two batteries Of field artillery
that are to sail on Tuesday on the
transport Logan for Manila are camped
at the Preside. The Twenty-third
Battery is in command of Major Ed
ward e. Gayle and the Twenty-fourth
Battery is in command of Captain Ira
A. Haynes.
Both batteries will go out with their
full complement of enlisted men, 1S3
in each battery.
The Twenty third Battery arrived
yesterday from Fort Ethan Allen The
Twenty fourth has been stationed here
for the last two years.
Captain l.. T. Hess, medical depart
ment, who came here with the Twenty
third Battery, will start for his post at
Buffalo today.
Lieutenant Clarence H. Connor will
act as executive officer at the General
Hospital at the Presidio during the
absence of Captain Carol D. Buck, who
left yesterday for Elizabeth, N J.. In
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
PIONEER LUMBERMAN Is DEAD

Albert Luce Collins. who died last
Wednesday and was buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery Friday afternoon. was
a pioneer lumberman. For years he
was in the employ of Renton Holmes &
Co. He unsuccessfully tried mining for
a while and later returned to his old
vocation and was tallyman for most Of
the lumber used in building the Pal
ace Hotel. A wife, Catherine Collins,
and three children, Bert, Clarence and
Rutherford Collins, survive him. He
was born in New Bedford seventy -one
years ago, and had lived in San Fran
cisco since 1852