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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Spbn Gicrctf.

IS iiarb am A. Se5ember 1907 SpBu @icrcf,
~Gclichtcr @Gtte bon 9uuiiu &iered. II Sabre
ait. Sic Seeroi9ung finoeI am Samitag, yiGbs
mlttag , llbr, bon ocr NSobntnG teines S6luies
0erip6itco, orl. Huuis IS. Al6rcDt, alr. 1l3,
Glib SilmGrsS trGbe, aus aui Der aH0uboH (ari
Cemetery" fat. @eiietulG priodiim.
Ser Safer rnbt! 9cnft ur Die dome 3eit,
S1r Ninoer beniet pft an it 3lriid!
Sbr lpuBiet Widts bon allen Groenleio,
Gr i1uf iiir Sud nur Sreroe lilo lIur Slid.
IN glrhelt III ct grau gelporogIt:
Gr lUar ein .0iailll III 4bat mo SSprten!
Ser Batter rubt!
Ser Batter rubtl PUN trugt ion Till birinus
giu6 icter Stiiie. 100 bic glcbcn rub'Il.
Gle. fd6niten 8lumeu rebmt 5lnt leGten Stralh,
Sic leSfe Qiebesgab'-ipie lpobl pir0's ibull!
Gam iuBt ole Iruuergloden tlingen,
gSie Irolt fulfs in Die 0erJelt oringe1:
Ser Batter ritbtl"
lie traucruben Nintcrblicbcuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

bic ocS IcBtcn &obrco Inn ~ Mii-
lioncn, Die ]0ieaiGbrigcn INN 5634
lRilioncn Collars ilbcritcigcn. Ob
Die 5ltncDmcn0c Erpbibition cine lol-
dc Grbobung rcd)ticrtiQcn luirb? -
Altb Die 3oll e Ginnnbmcn mcrbcn
in SoIgc Scr Sriie geringer o~usfal-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
SIR cincm fatbuliidjen Trcnn6 pocl
Yndcltc[feu

1T 0aS @ebeibuh, meI6es eetne 9minen8
1uroinaI 8ibbonS allen aatboIifet 10 erntt'
bait enipfieblt. Gin p~uifetoes 9eibeni. Saieibe
lam bon heH %erirNern besoaen Weroen.
Spbm WturpbA So. (6etutls SeparfemeND.
Nr. 233, Vart.Aueuue. maize Ga~rntDaa.Strnee.
.3anptnnartier fir tbeoloeifde Wiiter. relts
aitfe Mrtifel. Gtatuettei lub airten. Neearfs'
@rtifieI. (yiup19-Ge33I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

9%icicrpution bcioe in Sco6o bon 3t0,-
coo uno 64,0O0 Nder, mo Die HoIcs
buosNclerpotion in Siio-1nfoto -
$4,000 gIfcr - loQcn CbenfolS nGd)s
itcS &obr ais @cimIt0tten irci0c9cbcn
mer0Gl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
lphn @aIter Grnb.

IS iturb am q. 9eSember 1907 JuBn @aiter
6rnF, g%eIiebtcr @aite Der peritorbeIen grnG
nno iSreunbe iilb abtlinesunn ciuqelaorn, Der
NccroIguIlg bel5lipobnen. lpc!dC am Wonta1,
oen q Sc6ernber NJ ubr 9Idhmitiags, BON
Der gSubnun9 ieines SdtplcgCriobnes. Srn.
gtnorelp /. @eraenba6, Nr. $40. gorosRniters
inl,- Furf 9tpeuue, aus nli Der ct. WidttbeiuS
GemeterO" itGtttinoet. Glib
Farewell, dear father, sweet thy rest,
Weary with years and worn with pain,
Farewell till in some happy place,
We hall behold thy face again.
IT'S ours to miss thee, all our years.
And tender OF thee keep,
Thine in the Lord to rest, for so
He giveth His beloved sleep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Sphn :. MilQcr.

IS fiarb nab I~inseren, eciOcn ON 4 &C.
3enDer 1907 SoeE =. @'uiisr IN Ielisln a,
liiiler. 8crlp1note mo Greunoe oer 5amilte
itrb ubturaspou eir0elaoeIl, Der Seeroi4uh1
bei5mpobnel., ipeIde am eami;aa, ben !. Se5y
72S, Sritte Sirabe, Canton, ans na6 Der Ncr6
Seil.Stirde iattIlnoet, no nm . Ubr Elm RE
0liemsSoOantt tir leilt SecIcTDcll telebrirt
lpirb. 33g-l1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
lorraine.

Wlalsrifd. 9arfnrtis. = Grtebfid.
Weftlif bon WGlbruof cine urto etne bGlhe
Mleile. Wonnt 9oprs gSaagonS uno eorratne'
gdagon otreft his 5lm Gfn9nng. getoe 1es
leptore. Staot.Siirent i'm 5fuetfet GIir oeS
Union 1ruit" 'Sebduos.s Gharles. rnb Ganette.
etraBe. tWui4. 1S.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Tinan,friIis in Stnlicn.

gIltd) Stolien bat iett feline Sinan5-
mo 9oriens&riic. limo Die llriudcn
oerielbcn id)cincn 5llrt Sbeil biciel.
ben 5ll iein, mic IN bcn &ereinigten
Stuoten. 8roburtige 9oricn.S petll-
lotioncn,.in bcnen Die Battle, mie bier
5u 2anbe bon ben nSGrcn," Die St-
0ltitric.Eupicre ialt sur u0Qiecll
@ertbloligfcit beruntter Drildtc. Sin
9ciipiel nlogen Die gfticn Der Stnbl'
mcrfc BON Sorni bieten, bic nod
mcbrjGbrigem &ursitanoc bon 29.O0
Hire uuf 1890 geiu1fcn lillO. Illd)
in Stolicn feblt cS an Wtittcln, bieier
Speflllntion erfolgreid cltgegcn 81
trcten. Tie bllrd @eieb ielt0cicBte
Standardization Der brei GmillionS.
@o1ten reid)t fir bic beiltigen Ger.
baltniilc nid)t mebr aus. SdlleBlid)
bat Die Ge9ierung cingreifcn miilien,
nm oaa 2ono Dor Sdlimmeren 81
bcmobrcn. IS lit Elm Goniortium
BON finn @rpbbanfen gcbilOct nor.
bcrl, Die blnoert Wtiaionen 5llr Ser.
iii9ung itcllten, INN burd) reclle Spc'
rotionen Die &urie bod SIT balten.
Tn5u grill dber Die Gcgicru1g nod
5u cinem onbcren Mittcl, bas Die
Salbelsfommer in Woilolb porgc-
i6lagen bot. IA Die Battles pcfl,-
lnnten ScrminsNnfduie mod)tc!, of
nc Die Yopiere 81 bent pereinbarten
llltimo.2llrs 5u beietell, 10 Iollcn iD,
nen lire Spefulntioncn ooourd) Der
citelt neroen, oaB Den aGiiern ollrd)
Gin foniglibca Tefrct bonn 13. go.
pcnrber baS Tcdt 5lgcItnn0cn miro.
Die 2icferlinA per llltinlo acfolliter
Tupiere nit 4S Stunbcn Iniage ic-
Scr 3eit 81, perlangcn. SIS fam ulir
MIR Der ioldc Ilftr1oc o%nnebmcl,
iucld)er Die Gopicre aid) mirtlid) bat
inb nift, mer blob oilf Battle ipe.
f~ulirtc. Gurd) oas Saliiicmcnt bcs
bel,tihcn @%oDfbouieS Summel III
@cnua nit Eoiiipa bon flint Miaio.
l,en Sire lit Die i~tolieniid)e Strife nod
g%eiteilCrt morocn. bod bnfft Die He.
gicrrng, bolb iuieoer 9eiltnOe 3uitGli'
Sc berbei iiibrcn 81 fonnen. Gil
iinnn5icllcn Scrb1ltniiic Sstolicn'S
iinb ieit Sobren georbncte Qerpeien
obcr olth BORT bot SfrupcIluligfei'
inn Bcid)1iislebcn bos 2nub in ciill
mirtbifoftlid)e Strife 9eitilrSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
WnItimnrc Eemctern.

ghredn Tranflin. YItg., Baltimore. II. WSrtbitr.
gegrdbni6pldse 6um Eerfauf = bon $25 on,
iir bier 8rdber. Sreie Wenmtung Der Gapele
fir Irauerapttesoienfte. (Suni16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
! MniftinngS.@erfani.
6. q. Gabi6ipn g.,

Wr. 32S, Npro s0bdrteSsStra6e.
eilie GeleGcnbeit sum Saul f6jner II. prddbts
boiler Neibnudtss@efhenfe Al etiud oer 9dIfte
Der Serfte uunasfpften.
@~Ifeubein,panren. Gboifonne. 2eu6ter, 9ifs
fanD Qarrpen.@Iodet ino sSafeit, finitreides
4prseIIan, Sass uI,p, eleftrilhe, gi1iitduner
". fIinsfpaaren urio bieleS Mnbere.
0tob17-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
SpIn ISABEL.

Is ftnrb an 8. 9e8embey 1907 5ubn @a6cl,
g~elieDier @atie bon Gli5nbei0 '1uacl, III leinem
So. 9eDeisiubre. Sic Neeroinuug iinoet am
WiurtaD, yidtnltttagS 2 ubr, pom %ieiner 2Snbi
lllirp. gtr. 122, NprosSauass SiguLe, aus iinit.
gitte, feline l'lItnlcit. l}ll-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
@uuolaipn.

Ser ih5nfte unb erbbte Sriebtof in galti'
more. terminus Der rSlpbnn Dali Irouebs9tnie.
fder Ycrtretcr unf Dem Srieobofe Sotintags BON
0 llbr WiorgenS bis o llbr slbenbs, al aSodten'
tngen auf Serabreouta. @rubtidtfeit gu allen
Yreifen
Gitn ctftee: 220 n. .gharleS.s St.. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
SpScsfGQc.

Senrn 6unDladI, 90 Sabre alt, ,9aps@iep'
IfUl," 4. Se3ember.
8tce. Sombcrg, % Sabre ali, III. 1876, g8eits
Frait, SttaBe. 4. Se5ember.
NmcIie 5anektc, Us Sabre alt. Gantonsloe.
!. EelemUtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
9ir6lidjc Yn5cigcn.
unS.0cmlcinbc.

@otieSoienii 1915 g'orm. 3lpciier elnucnl
buS Gidt Der 9Sclt. Observation-Disclosures SON
neriiup. ~. Scj, SIS 9lebnoo. (34D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

Nah Sem Sabresbcri6 t
ponl 2onbumtc iurlroen ieit Dem A..
Wdr5 oieies Sobres iibcr 9 Miuionet
Mder 2ono, 0cren Srei9abe 5eitmeiie
oufgcbobcn ipor, fir SeimitGtte. 2 IL
der mieoer sur @%erfiigung gcltelt.
Sn oerlclben 3cit bat baS General.
2anOonlt 10 MiQioncn slder, Die ilr@
ipriinglif fir 6orit.&eierpationen
beitimnlt iporen, Der 9~elieoelung fret.
gegeben. 6olgcnoe 2dnbereien ,per.
Den bemndd)it fir SimItdtte.S ifer
crofinet merOen: Die GoIpille.Neierpa
ton in Stoote @aibingtor, ttipa
cine Wtiaion gder, Die Slotbeoo-Ma.
icrpotion, cbenfolls cine Miaicn
Mder, Die @ladfeet.M eierpation in
Wontano, 100000 gder, Die Occur
0'Nlenc-G eierpation unb Die 2enbi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

MIo f mcbr MoInria q,
%ionbern Wosfito- Sieber! so lit ollf
Dem intcrnotionolen SonitGts.G Con.
Qreb in Werifo bcidloiicn lporocn.
Gen Tatientcn, ipeld)e onltolorio lei.
ben, mirb es eirerlei fem, pie Die
arorfbeit Genannt ipirb; aQein Der
llele Nontc mag baju b~citrogen, bob
Der 0riea geoen Die MoSfiios in gu.
funit energiid)er eeiiibrt miro.
Hrulnnb's tiirfiide YGbcr,
Ganltabfe. @ebduse. Vuftamt aeseu. etets often.
(Nua22-)
TdWe HRS 9nSiano brfurat q. Saline. IT.
Ga Ch.3aittmpre.e tr.. ushe 0uuuul VvslesXMa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

Sic poIitiiGc &riic II
IGlltihlonO, luelde Den &cidafon5lcr
b. Nillou 81 i"tiir5cn 0robtc, lit 9lild'
lid porilbcr gcNongen. Ger picrtc
Hcidafon5Icr iibt micOcr fcIt I'M
Suttcl. Gr miro ODER i'll Der gc9cn-
mGrtigcn Seiiipn nod manhcn
StrouB nit Der Sppolition aus3u'
fedltcn baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

Nm oritten Gage mad CT
6ifnng Oes Gongreiies iinb i'm 81,
nat bereit8 gegen tollicno Bills"
cin0creidt mor0cn. Qie meilten Der
Iclbcn lagen a%Ilerbings id)on inn let.
fen GongreB Dor, mllr6cn obcr nld)t
crlcOigt. IS iinO be%ionOers pieleFri.
pat. un0 Ycniions-9ias oarunter
ullO bic mcr0cn 0c@pobnIih raid uno
idodlUCile c~rle0i9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

TGWe Hr's 9nSiduo befurat q. Saline. ~
Ga Ci.xaittmore.etr.. uehe 0uhsut VssieS1Aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

@sididitsiihrcr 6. ". ScinS, @cbnnna:
6. 4 y. 12l " @ulurouf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

Gtgenthhmer G. 3aine. Wobnuna:
G. & y. IelepboH: 1866 Wiaoifou--F.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

ssentur fir @nibiHstun uub 9iftritt Columbia:
gSrt. S%auucmnuri, 1915 W!oriuu.Str,, N.sg9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
MEETING Of THE
UNDER 7
POSTPONED
Delay in Arrival of Members
Of Association NeceSSitateS
Holding Meeting a Day
Later,

As the majority Of the out OF town
members Of the New Mexico Funeral
Directors association failed to arrive
here before o 10 yesterday the open
ing session Of that body was post
poned until this morning. Vice Presi-
dent A. Borders, of this city, will pre-
side. as President Clarence Ullery, Of
Roswell. was unable TO come,
Thomas n. Wilkerson. acting may
or. will welcome the undertakes to
the city. He will be responded to by
Mr.. II. c.. strong. of Las Cruces. The
morning session viii be devoted chief
" 10 discussion and reception Of vis-
itors while this afternoons session
viii be occupied with the report of
the officers and committees and other
general business.
The undertaking parlors of b. X.
Adams, A. Borders and Il. IL. Strong
were yesterday made the headquarters
for the visitors.
Professor H.. S. Eckels. Of Phila-
delphia. who is to demonstrate before
the embalmers. arrived here yester-
day on the flyer. Mr.. Moore, Of the
Colorado Casket company. arrived
early yesterday morning and will
take part In the meeting, as viii also
Mr.. Cornwall. vice president OF the
Jennings-AmOs company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
LAST H0NORS PAID
TO JACOB L0EBS
Many Friends Gather fo Express Grief
al Pnssing Of Prominent Albuquer-
que business Man.

A large number Of friends gathered
yesterday at Immaculate Conception
church to pay the last tribute Of re-
spect to the late Jacob Loebs, who
was laid 10 rest In Santa Barbara
cemetery The funeral service at the
church was proceeded by "a short SER
vice AZ the family residence. tho cor
tege proceeding thence to the church.
where mass was said at y O'Clock By
Rev. Father Mhndalari The funeral
was u large one. and In the number
Of carriages In the long line which
followed the remains To the cemetery
aud In the beautiful floral tributes.
~#- found some expression OF the sor-
row felt at the passing OF a man who
has butt up a great business In Albu-
querque, and who has been "a prom
ineni factor In the city's commercial
development
The pa~ll-hearers were Otto Dieck-
mann, o. n. Marion. T.. Il. McCanna.
George Schneider, r. Kirster and ia
korber.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
GAS MAN BADLY
BURNED BY AN
EXPLOSION
Meagher Struck a Match Be-
fore He Discovered All the
Leaks in Rooms of Photo
graph Company,

Thomas Meagher, a gas man en-
ployed by the Albuquerque Gas, Elec-
trio Light and Power company, was
badly burned about the hands and
face Yesterday afternoon about 2:15
O'Clock by the explosion Of gas in the
lark room used by the Great West
ern View company On the second floor
Of the Zeiger building.
The men operating the films and
apparatus for the view company de-
tected gas escaping about l o'clock
and notified the gas company which
sent Meagher to the Zeiger building.
While Meagher succeeded in stopping
the main leakage he did not discover
another small aperture in the pipe.
and as he was ready TO leave he
struck a match.
Instantly the room was enveloped
in flames and Meagher was hurled
against the wall. while the two men
working In the room fled precipitate-
Is. The fire department was called
and e~xtifguished the blaze. The loss
I'm films and apparatus In the dark
room was estimated at $75.
Meagher was attended by a local
physician and was reported resting
comfortably last night, his burns not
being serious.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
FIREMEN TO MEET IN
CONVENTION THIS
N D R G
Business Session in Annoy DO
Elks Building Followed By
Contests at Fair Grounds
This Afternoon.

TIE $50" Mexico Volunteer Fire.
mems Hs.0eIlt.on aUi meet his morn
lnE Ht lH O'Clock Ir annual cnuvrn-
lion ln ODE arwar Elks huildiur
Mlh rtrr present from
tfcy ciH ln trt territory whore Nol-
unieer Fire nshtrr foundations arc
maintained Nsur r Rurpc Of a.
h~uqueroue nre iruf nf the a%ssocln-
ton. uUI preside
A. a. Defrf1arh ~ Santa Pc. Sec
retnrf ~ ODE assn. .auan. arrived last
night ~HrinEIrE hIs team from the
SAINTS fe lre oef srtmeuf which viii
enter the contest at the lair grounds
THIS afternoon The morn Ing session
VIII BE- taken un with the business of
ihe assofiatie-. and thc afternoon
VIII De taken up ulfh the business -
fhf association ani The afternoon will
be- devoted fo TIE clntfsts al the fair
grounds Hhieh nfn include the lad
der eiimp end double coupling con-
teef Tie teams entered are from
Santa fr las NcErs thn santa Fe
ehnrs and rhe American Lumber
rnmpany and some fast work Is ex-
nersea
wednesday merrinE thf election o.
officers occurs. and wednesday after
moor she final contests win take place
81 he fair grounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
BANQUET CLOSES
N { G Of
THE KNIGHTS
VIII and Wisdom Dispensed
Over the Cigars at Brilliant
elimination of Columbian
Gathering,

A most brilliant banquet last might
at the ANarado. attended by some 400
members Of the knights Of Columbus
Of New Mexico, Arizona. Colorado and
Texas. closed the notable two days
gathering of the knights az which
seventy-four new members were adj
miited 10 the mysteries of the order.
Many elaborate functions have been
held az the Altarado, mi seldom has
n witnessed "a more successful event
thar that OF last night Among
those ln attendance were men uromi-
nent 90 Az caliinRs tn the southwest,
ana men known an over the south
west.
The menu was ~ thai could be de-
sired. and the fact hat u was held ot
the Alvarado Is assurance that the
anrolntmenta were perfect
.. y Maroon. district deputy. vas
tnastmaster. and performed the duties
~ that position admirably. Rev
Father M%andalari NJ this city. smoke
impreasipely on the subject. The
knights Of Columbus and Holy Moth
81 the Church-"The stream r. al
ways purest Al is source'-being fol-
lowed by Nestnr Montora, ~ old Al
buaueruue, whose subject was The
kNlkhtN OF 1|NiuftHhN anu ilf ntutfs
Hon. Eugene Brady O'Nellt. Of Phoe-
nix. was given the toast. The La
dies" aud spoke on that allurlng
tonic with fervor and %eloquence,
which oh0wod that he felt strongly On
the subject. Mr.. OfNeill bears The
reputation Of being one Of the best
public speakers ~ Arizona.
Mr.. o. A.. Larrazolo. Of Las Vegas
democratic candidate for delegate In
congress at the last election. was una
- - 80 n~asanf ard make the speech
no had Intended, "A Plea for New
aeNiao." mis- place on the program
was taken By Rev Father Connolly,
Of Las Vegas. who did fun justice 10
his subject.
The menu was as follows:
oyster Cocktail.
Consommc en- Tasse.
Sailed Almonds. olives. |
Fliet Of Sole. Sauce Normande. !
pommes Duchess.
Chicken Outlets with French Peas.
Punch Imperial.
Filet OF Reef. Larded,
Mushroom Sauce.
Stuffed Tomatoes. Drowned Potatoes.
Lobster salad.
Ice. Cream. Assorted Cake. /
Imperial Cheese. Water Crackers.
Cafe Noir.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
REMARKABLE RISE
Of NORTON ON
THE SANTA FE
as General Attor-
ney for the Corporation at
$4,000 a Year Agreeable
Surprise to Friende,

The appointment Of r. J.. Norton. Of
Los Angeles. to the position of general
attorney for the Santa Re Railway
company at a salary Of $4,000 a year,
has been somewhat Of q surprise 20
the man friends Of that gentleman,
In spite of the fact that his rise has
been rapid since the time nine years
ago when he started in az grub at
torney. doing odd Jobs about the Of
| flee. u Is unusual for a far western
man 10 be chosen for this position
Mr.. Norton's Albuquerque friends VIII
be Interested IN the following from
the Los Angeles Times
Norton. who for the last few years
has been solicitor for the coast line
Of the Santa Fe. has lived IN Los An
geles Just seven years. He never
blared his talents from the housetops
Few but a circle Of friends knew him
But the officials Of the road We're
well acquainted with the ability Of
Norton. and when the famous orange
routing case won by him for the
Santa Fe, his superiors looked even
more kindly upon the tail. straight
and slim, quiet young attorney.
Norton Is succeeded as solicitor by
e. w. Camp who has been his assist
ant for some years. Camp was once
United states district attorney IN
North Dakota. and recently "a member
Of the California legislature. camp
IN turn rs succeeded by Y. 7. Clot-
felter.
The interest in the railroad world
ceHters upon the sudden rise OF Nor
ton. About fifteen years ago he was q
reporter on the Kansas city Journal.
and did some editorial writing. Then
le took up the study Of law.
After his admission 10 the bar he
In Kansas City and later
went to Chicago. He applied himself
asslduously To the study Of corpora
ton Jaw and got n minor position In
the general solicitors office OF the
Santa ZEE In Chicago about 1898. He
did his work well.
lie was comparatively young then
and looked upon his position as a
favor.
About 1900 Captain c. n. Sperry,
who was coast solicitor for the Santa
Fe. desired an assistant, and young
was selected.
After three years had passed Cap
tain Sperry died and Norton was APP
pointed In his place.
shortly after this the famous
routing case was opened and
Norton took up the case FOR the
santa Fe. Il was a bitter battle but
he won
Another case which added to the
glory Of Norton was the right Of way |
IN Arizona, In which the South
ern Pacific t%respassed upon the right
Of way OF the Santa Fe. Norton
this hard and after 1t had
been carried TO the highest court u
decided IN favor OF the Santa Fe
The promotion Of Norton Is n Of
the longest leaps of recent railroad
Norton. as solicitor. received
about one-fourth Of the salary of the
new position. 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
POOLS ARE
POPULAR

The Inauguration OF the auction sys
tenn of pool selling rs proving popular
IN Albuquerque as the crowd around
the a%uctioncer la the Zeiger cafe last
night testified. Several big stakes
were placed ON fair sporting events
and the interest in the racing events
was particularly evident The men In
charge OF the privilege, Mcssrs. Levy
and Weston, say that the sporting
spirit Is evidently Wide awake in Albu-
qucrQue. Some rather sporty bets
have been placed ON the outcome Of
the base ball tournament and Mr..
Weston's remark about the baby show
has even brought out a little specula-
ton as 10 that event. Pools will be
sold each evening at 5 o'clock az the
Zeigcr bar on an fair events from
horse racing To- bronco busting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
VIC. U.|S IN FAVOR
Of STAKEHOLDER
" MEXICO
Interesting Discussion Comes
Up in Course Of Meeting Of
Women Of Territory Yester-
day.

That the members Of the Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union OF New
Mexico are IN favor Of statehood for
the territory was brought out plainly
at the convention in this city yes
terday, The question came up Incl
dentally when the Rev. j. c. Rollins.
pastor Of the First Methodist church.
took occasion 10 go on record rather
emphatically against the proposition
at present. ReV. Thomas Harwood
and Rev. Hugh A. Cooper thereupOn
ooh up The cudgel IN favor Of state
hood, and the discussion that followed
was an interesting one. most Of the
ladies expressing themselves heartily
in favor OF the admission Of New
Mexico 20 the union al the earliest
possible date.
The convention closed last evening
and was one Of the best IN point Of
attendance and interest ever held By
the temperance Of the terri
tory. The program began at 2 o'clock
with a devotional service led by Mrs
q. r.. Vaughn. Following the report
Of the credentials committee, Mrs. S.
- Miller rendered a solo, after
which came The memorial service.
which Is a regular part Of the annual
meeting. The presidents message
followed an enjoyable solo by Mrs.
Roy Mcdonald. The Pastors Hour
followed. all the ministers being in
Yited and most of them being pres
ent Miss Lulu Palmer sang. after
which Mrs. Caroline hawthorne. Of
Buffalo. y. v, delivered an address on
THE Duties and Privileges Of W. G.
=. u. Women" Next came "Sclen-
tific Facts" by Mrs. H.. $. Dudley. NJ
D.. followed by ~" work, by Mis-
Tucker. Of Las Vegas. Miss Ma |
rion Le Due, Of Truchas. spoke on
our Needs" after which came the
Of Officers. the report Of the !
resolutions committee, the final read /
ing OF the minutes ana Adjournment |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
WARNED WHITAKER
THAT DEATH
WAS NEAR
From Relative Told I'M
fortunate Santa Fe Switch
man to be Careful and Urged
Him TO Quit RaiIroading,

An Investigation made by santa Re
officers yesterday failed 90 throw any
additional light ON The ann Of
Heath 81 Frank g. whitaker. whose
maugied body was found in tho cinder
pit nt the r-ouudhuuec sunday night
The remains are held az the Strong
undertaking rooms waiting for in
eirucfions from re- lives 90 Logans-
port. Ind. the dead mans home.
Whitaker seems to have had III
rect warning 81 bis death In a letter
which was found ON hts person and
which was written hy his aunt. Mrs
r. NJ nu Weiss. 90 LoEausport The
letter told him OF the recent death 81
rnlntiNe who WAS "a railroad nan
and who had uCfn accidentally Killed.
and warned him that he would come
fa harm 90 he did not give up railroad
work. santa Pc Agent HurdY said
last nirht hat Dc had ascertaincd
that Whittakers parents are wealthy
and That they are now tourlng Europe.
BEFORE thee sailed. according Co NJ
purdt $ information They urged their
san o. accompany hen bat he re-
fused sayine be- was satisfied with his
work
Word was received here yesterday
telling Of the death sunday night in
san narnardino. cal. 81 T. n Bart
.latf. foreman PAINTER there Tor the
santa Re-. and formerly employed ~
like capacity here.