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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
SANTA FE TRAIN HITS
TRUNK NEAR GIORTETA

Early Monday morning. shortly af-
yer santa Fe Engineer Kirk pulled
our OF Rowe coming east. h observed
a trunk on the track, but before he
could stop he had hit It, tearing II
to pieces. :
Kirk waited at Rowe for several
Trans to pass, and II was evident that
the trunk had been placed there only
a Few minutes before the arrival Of
ms train. On stopping and making
an examination of what was left Of il.
a hat and wearing apparel belonging
10 a Woman was all that was found.
On making an investigation IL was
discovered that the trunk was stolen
from a house at Rowe the previous
night by a number of Mexicans who
were in search of whiskev. and later
placed on the track by them.
1t Is reported hat much trouble
has been caused at that place by such
actions and that in a number of in
stances stones have been thrown
Bile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
SANTA FE LEADS THE
STRENUOUS LIFE ON COAST
Officials at Wits End 10 Take Care 81
Vast Grain AMI Hay shipments
From Fertile California Valleys.

The Santa Fe officials are just al
present almost at their wits ends tu
take care Of the grain and hay ship
ments from the vast district devoted
10 those crops IN the Perris. san
Jacinto. Temecula and Helmet valleys.
which are now being moved. says the
san BernardinO sun.
The facilities on the branches which
traverse those SECTIONS are not 81 the
best FOR handling large movements %
any staple such as the road is called
on 90 take ears of this eason
u Is estimated that the crop this
year will AMOUNT 10 1900 cars or
more. which j. much greater thar On
any previous year. Just now the
movement Of the crops Is az It's height
anu though hundreds ~ cars are
moved out Of these districts every
week, still there Is a cry 81 shortage
~ cars.
D company Is experiencing no
real shortage Of cars. hut there e. a
Unit TO the amount Of business hat
ean De handled on the lines IN those
valleys. and this accounts for the
ming trouble complained Of MANI
~ The stations are loading an the was
rom ten 90 twenty-five car per day.
.hi DO requires several long freight
lIains daily to bring the loaded cafs
snt and get them started for their
ce~-tination-
The movement through the month
August has been very heavy and
eurng the next month viii probably
Equally heavy After that time u
n%rr - 4'@rFr~ until the whole
tron i out Of the way.
n increesa OF business on the
Z al aAflh4A. 4-4ts- f.nl-cuia
-Aa other points IN hat section To- the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR
MYSTERl0USLY VANlSHES
considerable Apprehension as TO the
Fate OF Charles A. Lewis. Of the FL
Paso ana Southwestern. Who Has
Disappeared.

Freight Conductor Charles A. Lewis,
Of the western division OF the EI Paso
and Southwestern, has disappeared
from home and as yet no trace can be
had of the missing man. The last that
was seen of him was Friday afternoon
ABOUT 4 O'Clock. when he was standing
on san Antonio street, in FL Paso.
taking with brakeman Dow, who Is
a member of Lewis crew. 1t is un-
defstood that he drew a sum Of money
out Of he bank Friday afternoon and
II is feared that he has met with fouI
play. -
The FL Paso Herald says: He was
missed Friday evening when the
southwestern call boy went TO his
nome on wyoming street to cali him
Tor his run west that night. His wife
knew nothing OF his Whereabouts and
a search by the call boy resulted i'm
ms failure 20 find the MISSING con-
uuctor n an extra man was sent ont
ms run. Saturday morning when
a not shown M at the house his
WiIe became uneasy and t%elephoned to
ne terminal trainmaster's office
mixing that he had gone out on his
run without returning to his house
to change clothes.
Nhen II was learned hat he was
HHE
on duty and that the trainmaster /
had heard nothing of him. a SYSTEM
atle search was commenced and every |
place that Conductor Lewis was in the
habit of frequenting was visited. hut
nothing could be learned Of him ex-
,ept that he was seen on San Antonio
street. Friday afternoon. The matter
was reported to the police. but they
were also unable to locate him. and
ne search is being continued today.
elegrams being sent out to the various
'tations along the line.
Clnductor-Lewis has been employed
ly The southwestern for the past three
ears as freight conductor. and dur
that time he was known as a man
# regular habits and scarcely missed
Gay from work. He and his wife
in the Sanderson wreck on the
!. II. early IN the spring while on his
To a Antonio. Both were in
ured in the smash-up. and Mrs. Lewis !
as been on the coast since then to
cooperate from the shock of the
'reek. returning only last week.
USE JOURNAL WANT ADS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

THE ECONOMIST 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

rsF JOURNAL WANT ADS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

pasl three years has been phenomenal.
q icsuit OF the successive wet sea-
sons, Two Years ago a passenger se,..
vice of three times a week was main.
famed 10 those points, while now
thefe Is a double daily service. with
additional freight service. The towns
mentioned are growing rapidly as a
lcsuit or the prosperous conditions
prevailing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

ALREApY MANY ADVANCE SHIPMENTS or AUTUMN MERCHANDISE
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND CHECKED INTO STOCK AND orr PATRONS
NOTICE MUCH REFRESHING NEwNEss THROUGH TUE VARIOUS
DEPARTMENTS ~ winch THE LADIES FIND MOST INTEREST PERMIT
rs TO REPEAT-YoU ARE Just As WELCOME FOR srGHrsEEiNG A.
FOR TRADING.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
FE CENTRAL
TRAIN Dit HE'D
EARPROGRESsO
Relief Train Also Jumps Track
and Estancia Valley Road Is
Up Against Trouble.

? ON Monday last. Santa Fe Central
Tram No. ?, northbound. went into the
ditch about a mile from Progresso, the
accident being caused by a broken axle
of the engine. No. Is. lei Paso and
southwestern, which is leased at pres
Ieht by the Central. The journal which
Is seven inches in diameter, shows an
old break, a small portion about an
a half by five inches. being a fresh
break. The wheel. the right forward
driver. fell inside the track. and was
dragged beneath the ash pan of the
engine. All at once the air was cut
on, so hat the brakes were of no
avail in stopping the train. It was
a miracle that the engine vas not cap
sized. but the trucks other thar the
one on which the break occurred held
to the rails.
The Estancia News says OF the ac-
eident: The passengers We're given
rather a severe shaking up, but no
one was hurt. Conductor Friday
tapped the wire. m "a wrecking train
and crew were soon sent out from Es-
tancia. The train. however. was to
meet bad luck. About -four miles north
OF Willard the rear trucks Of the en-
glne jumped the track for some reason
or other. Just how to explain this, the
trainmen are at a loss. unless il be that
on account of the engine pushing the
cars, the rear OF the engine was too
49, ~ fRAA " Wv III ms it-
CURED several hodrs TO replace on
the track. The wood beam of this
truck was broken, so that after work
ing at the wreck and bringing in en-
CINE 10, several hours were spent in
Estancia before the engine could take
the passenger train to Santa Fe.
Southwestern engine No. SO5 left
the track or the Santa Fe link at FL
Paso sunday afternoon. taking seven
cars Of the cut that 1t was pulling
with II. The derailment occurred at
the Myrtle avenue crossing and was
caused by the soft condition of the
track following the heavy rains. The
INK was tied up for over two hours
until Foreman Ingram and his crew
were able to replace the big yard en-
CINE and the cars.
\ number Of other minor derail-
ments occurred sunday in the yards of
the Southwestern. most of thes caused
by the soft tracks. None was serious
wrecker and no serious damage was
TO the equipment.
The Santa Fc has just placed a new +,
device on coast line decaDod 9S6 for
he experimenting Of steam just before
Il enters the cylinders. IT is planned
by means OF the device to get advan-
.age of the heat that is to a certain
extent wasted In the smoke box. and
iuperheat the steam and thus get .
more efficiency from II. In passing
rom the boiler to the cylinders,
team measurably cooled, and 1t thus
oses part of its life. The new device. :
which is the first Of the sort ever put
n use, is designed to overcome this
difficulty.
f. w. West Is the new foreman Of
he boiler shop at the Santa Fe shops -,
It San Bernardino. vice +. w. Shu- |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

+. w. West Is the new foreman Of
the boiler shop at the Santa Fe shops
at San Bernardino, vice +. w. Shu-
pert, transferred to other duties at
Fresno. The new foreman goes from
Albuquerque and has been with the
Santa Fe for some time. Mr.. Shupert
has en.foreman of the western boil
er shop for the past two years and was
well liked by all who knew him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
Much Rain Prevents the Little Cham
pion from Training Out of Doors.
Baker Preparing for the
Battle

TNCLEMENT weather is depriving
Abe Attell of several valuable days
of training out at his camp at Bald
wins ranch. But despite this he
will have little more than a week to
put himself in shape for his battle
with Harry Baker on February IS.
Abe will not be forced to train so hard
as Baker, having fought little less
than a month ago.
wide ripple in the pugilistic puddle, as
the two boys are the peers of all
featherweights, and both are very
clever. But to add to all that there is
a little personal difficulty which the
two men have to settle when they meet
in the ring.
1t will take all of Abe's cleverness
to dispose of his rival, as Baker will
be in better shape than when he
fought Attell before, and will have a
better man in his corner to direct him
against the champion. MOLLY Nc
Donald" who has trained Abe and
knows most all of the little fellows
tricks, is training Baker for the fray
and will prepare him for the fight of
his life, as he knows what Attell is.
Attell is acting as his own trainer
this time, having with him Kid Dalton
out at Arcadia. But the champion
Will not slight himself when it comes
to work, as he knows what sort of a
man he is going against. Abe has
fought his way to the top, taking the
measure of many of the best light and
feather weights of today. All his ex-
perience will help him, and no doubt
he had formed an opinion of Baker
reached in their recent battle.
All this will be of much help to Abe
and he will know just how to go after
the Baker boy. But Baker knows a
little of Abe's game and will be pre-
pared to meet such emergencies. With
the two little fellows in fine shape and
both anxious to get into the ring, the
battle is certain to be fast from the
time the first gong is tapped.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
Today's Probabilities

Some good sport Will be seen this
afternoon as SIX well filled events will
be run. The fields are well balanced
and close finishes may be the result.
The feature event is the handicap
over the Brooks course, which has
four starters. j. f. Donohue likes the
mud and the distance and should have
little difficulty to beat Dusty Millerr.
Cigarlighter is the dangerous prop
ositiun as he likes the going and with
a good rider will be right there at the
finish. Niblick prefers a fast track.
Fifteen are carded to start in the
first race. Susannah has shown her
self a smart flly in the mud when she
easily won her last start. She will be
the one the winner will have to beat
Frascuelo ran a better race her last
out than the chart shows, as she was
cut off shortly after the start, then
had a rough journey, and she will be
close up at the wire today. Treasure
Seeker likes Il heavy track and should
be inside the money. Nappa will run
we'll and Virginia Lorraine has shown
quite some speed in her last two races
and will be a contender.
If Taylor George runs back to his
last race he will be a hard horse to
catch, as he has a world of early speed
Succeed can do better than her last
race and will be the runner-up today
a horse and as j. r. Walker trains
him can be depended on to run a good
race, as his horses always run con-
sistent. Should finish among the first
three Rodolfo and Redan are both
working we'll and bear watching, as
they may be a surprise.
Sunray stands out prominent TO win
the third race and if she has good
racing luck should be returned the
winner. Clandestine on his last out
looks next best and should beat out
Uncle Henry. Matte Bumppo and
Jack Little are two dark horses and if
they perform TO their workouts will be
dangerous.
Arimo will only have to run back to
his last race TO win here, lie was al
most left at the post in the handicap
Saturday, then ran around his field
and finished third Col Jack looks
next best and should easily dispose
of ]. r. Laughrey. Judge Nelson has
an outside chance to be i'm the money.
La Chata looks cinch for the sixth
race and if given a good ride should
win easily Lone Hand was palpably
short in his last race and If this sister
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
MILLER ESCAPES
BEING KILLED
Is THROWN IN FIFTH RACE AT
EMERYVILLE
Americas Premier Rider Narrowly
Escapes Death When Several
Horses Pass Over Him
After Being Thrown
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. AT EN-
eryville today the track was a sea of
mud and Jockey w. Miller came dan
gerously near being killed.
Immediately after the start of the
fifth race he was thrown from Do
radO. Several horses passed over the
rider as he lay on the ground but he
mlracuiously escaped and walked to
the jockey room.
The race was won by Governor
Davis. Miller had won two races prior
to his fall and came back in the sixth
with a third winner in Nealon
First race, five and half furlongs-
SWagger Q0O, w. Miller, 16 to 5, won;
Vincentio Q1O), T. Sullivan, 13 to /,
second; Bill Perry GOD, Hunter 40 to
l, third. Time, iii 2-5 Black Sam,
Golden Wine, Tejon, Llmatar, Day
time and Santee also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Prestige
400, Hunter, to /, won; Metlakatla
go, Kirschbaum, 3 to /, second; Santa
Ray Q0O, A. Brown, to /, third.
Time, 1:17. The Reprobate, Hersain,
Bogum, Barker, Ismalian and Cantoone
also ran.
dreth Q09), W. Miller 2 to 5, won;
Charay QO9), Mcintyre, 10 to /, sec
ond; Billy Myer Q12), Sandy Coupled
with winner, third. Time, :3S 1-5.
Adaeno. Leonardsdale, Orchota, Raj
eigh, Warsawyer, Rhinestone and
Irish Mike also ran.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Rotrou 900, Wright, Is to l, won
Leila Hill QO3), Griswold 13 to 1, sec
ond; Trapsetter Q12). Dugan, 60 to 1,
third. Time, 1853 As. M A. Powell,
The Only Way, Lady Fashion, Briar-
thorpe, Darthula also ran.
Fifth race, mile-GoVernOr Davis
G06), Sandy 10 to l, won; Cheers (S9),
Buxton, IL to l, second; Crowshade
QOD Horner, 10 TO 1, third. Time,
las 1-5, Miss Rillie, Tenordale, Nine
Spot, Dorado also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Nealon QO9),
w. Miller / to s, won; Grace St Clair
(92), Sandy, ~ to 1, second; Saineida
(SS), E. Dugan, third. Time, 1;16. Wee
Lass, Lord of the Vale, Johnny Lyons,
Jerry Sharp also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
WOMAN ARRESTS A TIPSY MAN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RUTLAND, VT. Jan. Mrs. Irene
Black of Barre, VT, is probably the
first woman in the state to arrest a
man and land him safely in Jail. She
is Il member of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union and an un-
ceasing fighter for the cause. When
driving she discovered James O'Con-
nell, one of her townsmen, staggering
along the street much the worse for
liquor drinking.
He accosted her in rude way. and
with a woman's quickness of thought
she invited him to ride with her. So
drunk was O'Connell that he took no
notice of the direction the carriage was
rolling, and when II pulled up in front
of the police station he made an effort
to get away. but policeman was on
hand to intercept him. The w. c. T..
u. woman preferred a charge of dis
turblng the peace, as well as intoxica-
ton, against the prisoner, and he paid
$23 fine. vowing never to trust a wo-
man again.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
ARRANGE TO INVESTIGATE
SULLIVAN TRUST COMPANY
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Brokers
will hold a meeting today to arrange
for an investigation of the affairs of
the L. M. Sullivan Trust company of
Goldfield. George G. Rice, Peter Grant
and other officers of the company say
they will be prepared on Wednesday to
meet with the brokers and prove that
their company is solvent.
Rice said yesterday that he had re-
ceived a copy of the expert report on
the affairs of the concern.
Il do not care" he said, "to go into
the details of this report, but it shows
that we have assets of more than
$1000,000 in excess of our liabilities.
This is figured on the intrinsic value
of the securities.
This report will be presented to the
meeting of the brokers arranged for
tomorrow. At that meeting we will
ask for an extension of time on our
overdrafts, and offer additional col
lateral as security.
Our total liability to brokers
amounts to not more than $500, 900, and
of this amount not more than $3.50, 600
is to San Francisco brokers'"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
WILL I
MEET THOMPSON
BOYS OF SAME NAME BATTLE
TONIGHT
Maurice Of Butte, Montana, to Fight
Cyclone Before Athletic Club at
Ogden, Utah, In Twenty-
Round Go

Cyclone" Thompson, the man who
gave Dick Hyland such hard fight at
Salt Lake q short time ago and who
has since handed out sleep tablets TO
Jack Clifford and Fred Ward, Is sched-
uled to fight Maurice Thompson tonight
az Ogden, Utah.
Thompson VS.. Thompson is the label
on the oils. While the names corre-
spond, no relationship exists between
the two. The battle is scheduled to go
twenty rounds the weight to be 1873
pounds at the ringside Word comes
from the Utah town that the Cyclone
Is the favorite in betting at the odds of
10 to z.
There is also much betting that the
fight will not go the limit many think
ing that the battle will not go more
than ten rounds. This will be the Cy
clones third fight within a month.
Should he win Manager McCarey of
the local club Gays that II a suitable
opponent can be found he will match
the Thompson boy for an immediate
battle in Los Angeles. Thompson also
has an offer of the San Francisco date
should he succeed in beating Maurice.
At present McCarey's supply of light
weight is little short and he might
have little difficulty in finding some
one to match with Thompson. Memsic
is in Philadelphia with Tommy Burns
Britt has signed with Cans. Nelson Is
in Europe, Willie Fitzgerald has gone
east after being thrown down on his
match with Britt, while all the other
good 133-pound men have taken to the
woods.
Should McCarey sign the Thompson
boy he might have to get out a search
warrant to find a man to fight him.
The Ogden sports are going to see real
are simply fighters and not of the
boxer variety.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
EMERYvILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Jan. 7.-Emeryville en-
tries for Tuesday, January 8:
First race, five and half furlongs-
Celia, 11O; Ella True, 1O5; Coco, 10;
Jezebel 110; Sachet 10; Eulalie B,
10; Princess Leal, 10; Salpeart, 110;
Lady Laughter, 110; Letitia S, 110.
Second race, five and half furlongs
Peerless Lass, 100; Lugano. 105; Peli-
groso. 10; Duke of Orleans, 10Y;
Blanche C, 1O5; Anna Korenina,, 1O5.
Third race, Futurity course-Uonie
Lucille, 1O7; Angleta, 1O3; Titus II, 1O9;
Roscoe 1O5 DR.. Sherman. 109; Petit
Due, 1O3; Botidor, 1O5; Frolic, 1OS; Duel
ist. 1O5; Nettie Hicks, 103; +The Mis-
sourian, 100; Avonella, 103.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Van Ness,
104; Mary F. 80; Ocean Shore, SO; Miss
Omcious 92; Hector, 1O2.
Fifth race, one mile-Andrew Mack,
1O8: *Neptunus, 1902; Miss May Bow
dish, 1O5; Early Hours, 107; Sea Lad,
106; Burnolette, 101; Inflammable, 107;
Taamund, 1906 Tarrigan, 103; +Jim
Pendergast, 9S Daniel C, 105.
Sixth race, one mile-Boloman, 102;
Graphite, 1O1; Blue Eyes, 1OS; Fulletta,
1902; Mandator, SO.
#ADprentice allowance
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
FINED FOR TWO 0FFENSES
Man with Unfortunate Faculty of Get.
ting Into Trouble Pays Fif-
teen Dollars

J. j. Harvey had two charges against
him when he was taken up before Po-
lice Justice Austin yesterday morning.
Harvey was arrested Saturday night
on a charge of being drunk. He was
released on bail Sunday morning, but
a few hours later was taken back to
the station by Special Officer Clifford
and booked on a charge of disturbing
the peace
He is said to have created a dis
turbance at the Palace cafe and re-
fused to leave that place when re-
uuested to do so. He was fined IS on
ond.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

BY AsSOciated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. City park
results:
First race, six furlongs-Captain
Hale won, Henry Bosworth second, Sa-
gan Panack third; time 1:19 3-5.
Second race, steeplechase, short
course-Plea won, Subador second,
Molo b third; time 319 2-5.
Third race, three furlongs-Blue Lee
won, Sazel NJ second Rebel Queen
third; time :36 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Devout won, Foreigner second, Klein
wood third; time 1850 3-5
Fifth race, five and half furlongs
-Dargin won, Athlete second, Gentian
third; time 1909 2-5.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Sea Salt
won, Agrazio second, John Kaufman
third; time 1:30.