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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
PRESIDENT DISAPPROVES
VERDICT FOR CAPT. KOEHLER.
In a Sharp Order Speaks 81 the Poor Showing Made
by Tie Court-- koehler is Restored
.tot,7Duty.

3 WASHINGTON, b. q, March 22.-. !,
President Roosevelt tonight announced
his dlsapproval@ OF the findings OF acUuit-
tai in Vie case OF Captain Lewis Nj.
Koehler. Fourth United states Army
Cavalry commander at Jolo, Philippine
Islands. Captain Koehler was charged
with using disrespectfu15 language in an
appeal from the action Of General Wood,
tho division commander, who reprimand-
ed Captain koehlar for making charges
against Major Scott, commanding officer
l at the Jolo military post, and Civil g ov-
5crnor OF Jolo, with conduct unbecoming
IN officer and gentleman in making un-s
founded and malicious statements re-
gardlng his commanding Ulcer. and
With characterization. 3 i!
a The first court martial sentenced him
To be reprimanded and tho second court.
martial scntenced cmfw mfw mfWy INF
martial, on which to-day 8 action was
based, acquitted. ssi gS.9 * S3 fil "
THE effect of the Presidents action Is
merely to set aside the proceedings OF
| the court martial as II they had never,
been held, and Captain Koehler is re- re-
stored to duty Il Y Fl VI
Tntf order follows: ii S
Presidents Order. 35.s4
t'The proceedings. findings and 4 ac G
n1itta1 In the case Of Captain Lewis
N, aSochler, Fourth Cavalry. United
States Army, are disapproved.s5I en-
4 tirely concur in all that the Secretary
| OF war says OF Captain Koehler AM + g {
/ General Wood and OF the poor show
! ing made by the court which Ia L st
| passed on the case. s5 AZ.
/ @s..TH15ODORE IsOOsEyELT.'"'5s5s s
Secretary Taft in his letter says M
4 captain Koehler IS an officer with
j an excellent record or8courageous ser
4 vice in the neld6and for attention to
4 duty generally. He distinguished HIM
4 self at the battle4of Mount Dato. Cap.
tain x oetler made himself very an.
y )noying to Major Scott, and the fric-
II ton between the two officers 4 became
q SO great that CAPTAIN Koehlcr 1ie6
1 charges against Mai for Scott
Wood Rakes Koehler. 81 &,
4 Major Scott later filed charges agains
y Captain Koehler. The, court-martia
4 found Captain Koehler guilty Of prefer
8 ring captious and unnecessary charge
& against his commanding officer, and II 4
reprtmanding him under the sentence ao
( the court-marital General 9s god & Dc
!. clared that Captain xoehler' s. concepuo
81 OF tho standard u OF conduct and right
Il ness as they exist In the arm y " r
: distnrted to VI q degree not " found TO Z
n 5iusrs and fair-mindsd, and that he shou!
Y cultivate those habits of true soldierl
ubtordination, which the yide 'r! {, y !
q the case showed him to lac x = s$3
s. Captain Koehler app led 4 to q the SET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Boy MavS Be in England.

$isiWAsIIINGTON,NT March 2 s.-Th bird As
slstnnt Secretary @ S tate w lson to-$
American consul ia tt ortsinou til, Eng
land. saying that tho q ut hort ties there
have a boy gSvn q answers the descrip-3
ition Of tho lsidnap pedj, aryi q boy, for
try So NJ r.ayv lson Immediate
yconferred with den Il Roosevelt
the mat ter,g and ting ON
the mes sag 8 q to Governor Lea, of Delas{
ware. 8 Mr. w $50 n ST ted to-nf ghts that;
this governments stands ready to CO.,
9oparat swith&the State tficials3 IN every
possible way in the efforts to ascertain
&information3ing the kid kidnapping 8case.s&s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Released rom JAIL Mr. Burton Will Start Newspaper Which He
Will Tell the Story q His Case and incidentally
Show Cp Others.

;Burton's sentence also included "a fine
Of $500, and the statute under which
he was convlctcd8S1s dcbars& him from
ever holding an Office Of 4 trust or 3ro-s
enumeration under the Federal govern
mcnt. The fine which has not been
paid will be held over him as a civil
Judgment II
Accompanied by Mrs. Burton and his
niece. Miss y orothy Mitchell, Burton
departed for st. Louis, en- route to SAbi-
lene Kan. where Mr.. Burton will start
a newspaper, through which he & will
give a history OF his case. according
| to- a n statement issued pom leaving
ljail to- day. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
HAL. FINN I'll ON-D Ol.LAR {.
FIRE IN AR KANSAS

.cial tos 81 the News Sclmitar from r inc
Bluff, Ark, says ~ s3i
5S5 Fire. which late this afterno Don broke
out In the Blur City Lumber Company,
burnt the plant and several n earby resi-
;dences. Lack OF water pressure neces--
stated the use of dyna,A Ute. S5 w COM
presses and 4 several " thousand bales Of,
cotton were bad y anna r her loss
will pro babl q exceed fnlf sia q million dol
lars. al 8$gs Us M j8s All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

state or It's officers, and although the i'm MI.
grant would be therW Sc enti tied ITO ad mis-
sion. Tho same prohibition, - how ever, does
not extend TO tho payntent L of the passage
money by Individuals, whether directly Or g
through the agency Off State proy,i,deu INA.
their al tton Is, and ~ ga tlsfact orlly shown
toi be- in good faith s}individual. and Is not
attended by such Or c9nSert g, o.
act 81 an fnssociation or society 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

Iptu 9lI'4. Sd 7F y
~ With five candidates In the field the
result or5&tlie contest 81 is5 81 speciallyi5
probable that the fun vote II s cast. 1t
Isl est mated that at least Il, 900 will
3be polled, Tho one of thos1lye can
Sdidntes receiving q plurality--cven5 a
single vote more than any other can
,didate--Will DO the nominee II q would
\ not be the choice Of " majori tyl{5of
Il the Democrats OF the district by a very
long shot, but those who entered the
primary would have to vote for him
under the terms OF the anti-electlon
5peldge, q 8 3a5a Y Il, 33
1T 4, s understood that the district
committee will probably cnl 55Sa33 the
primary for about the first 9 June.
This is not uthoritatlye.& In that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
DR:MARV|NWR|TESS
1OIHEPRES|DEN||'I||a'''.
Asks Federal Aid ii His Search
t5s
for His Kidnapped ~
Boy. iSs.i5.
i'fSsal TT lIyHl
Il n y

DOVER, DEL. March 22.---D 4. ~ M
Marvin, whose three year-old boy disap ,sas
spcared on March a til, to-nigh sent the;
following telegram to Presid dent oo %:
welt: Nj sS $sss WIG
over, Del. Narcf %. = 907 .;sssss
s..rheodore Roosevelt, President q the \
United states ssSs sSS
ss Your Excellency, - As; III ID sorrowinssSt
father of a missing child. s13 make bold,fto
ask If government aid can be extende e 1 +
along two lines. Many threa teninE8 let-:ss
$ters arc sent me every day say wing my
bay may be killed by HIS supposed &cap An
tors and 1t causes mo much expens SC, II. ~
8vestigating these These should be looked seq
into have sent out pic lures and notices
regarding my kidnapped b o., md SsIf anis
told the postmasters are not allowed \, to
display them In public bull lngs:.s he
Delaware Isegl slature has vot ted Isl 2. 900 for
tho search for the boy, and 8 has aided
me in eyer posi- Bile way, put beneye1
"a word from you to tho Federal uthori.s
ties may be- the great test aid Of all
sE( Signed III y n an Al2Vl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

rotary OF War, alleging that General
" ,,5,., n ,oY, Z, :, ~ N 81 ,.,od "a i,,d,co
b. :. sp' ''' Il IS
W ola5 koah hIas[.e p,,,,t ~ proeoAoe'se M
AZ General Wood called the attention Of
the War Department to the appeal, and
submitted the question OF disciplinary
proceedings. A court-martial was then
Eappojnted. which acquitted Captain
Koehlef f 81 II I'd. n Isl #
h. i "a y, Ii 4 & y, 's I,
j art NeVleWS Ease.
@ ~, 80, |, !, (, o,,r,ta rv raft,s letter
sa ~ .'}s1it49 - e u IA
u = In ia no hesitation In saying, after
n fl1ll consideration OF the matter, that
the findings OF the first court-martial
that Captain Koehler was guilty 81
against his commanding oti1cers " was
- " iiLve y Soale ~
r.. ng a,,nnni "a pain st
Nv e.,li W nn ~ "a ntain Il oehler
that 10 ,va III, nfair h and Inn iugt and
| would resort to any means to harm
| CAPTAIN Koe11cr and protect Major;
| Scott. Until the contrary Is shown the
| presumption OF good faith attends all
officers, civil or Hilary, IN the per i
formance Of titles h which s& they are a..
charged .by law. ne mere Z. iAct tn ina
Genera ooa Is o. ne, ptose -
cuths "a 1,r
.,sto i, \, ndinga 1,a s1anreiI,5,cel1
rs r =, Iict6us : =
i MI SfSs .. lss
Protects General w o0d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
by WALTER EDWARD HARRIS

F1f5 50 M aHN a.
8S5iiWAsH1NGToN.D. c. March II lle
marble tablet to the moInory OF Cap
tain Thomas N. Conrad, former presi-5
dent Of the Virginia r ytechnic ms
stitute. Will be unveile ed " att lie lnstl-2
tuition during Scommence1nent w eek In
June The tablet, which! Is Of Sbeautl-s
full and artis - desi gn,5 s about conl-$
pleted. It is the work Of an artist of
this city. Governor Swanson, r.
Noel, Of Radford and r eV.S 6 gorge II.
spooner, OF Richmond, ( al II alumni Of.
the ". q r. +, are the commi ttee which
has In charge the collection Of funds
for the cost of the tablet, The com
1nittee has recently sent out circu-
lar asking the alumni to send IN con
)!tributions by June = St The responses
have beer. Very gen eral q Ss siEsS
81 In view of the strenuous character
! Of the canvass now In progress in the
Eighth Virginia District for the Demo-
cratic nomination to Congress- to sue
coed the late j ohm II. RiSey,s the II cures
4 OF the last primary; election in n the
4 district the one in which Senator Mar
tin a candidate for the q United
States Senate, are Of Interest, and
some value. to those who are inclined
Il to fir1Irns on fro $nroha h1eS result
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
JUDGE J, ]; h DISMISSED MAN
CHARGED WITH y YNCHlNG

~ ", 9 go
Federal ] ndtso 4 ones u to, day rendered
i ii fop parttelpating in the Elyneh-S5
Ing at IIorane Naples, 10 neg m nr77
derer, sustaining d urrop% OF the de- I
21nenlant and holdln g That the 81 State
took took precau tons "a give Naples the
rights uaranteed by the Constithti0p.
7 Is believed tho charges q sal nst
@ntnetaen U ther nen d ind lGted VIII H.
Powell will be dismissed. III. S 4
tl Naples NV as Ia en- Al from y Al lad tsbn
county n tai!l an. hangs SeptemRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Vi TAI. OF CONVENTION IA
Philadelphia Elks to Be in Rich
4 II 1nond II o. M orrow5 Afternoon

a committee OF Philadelpl.ia q u KS
will meet con M, OF the Rleli-{
city Tomorrow afternoon for the pllr-s
pose of discussing plans for the COM
ing convention Sc tho order, which
VIII mest5in Phtladelphla on July ] $ TIL
tho greatest aver. held In tho history
of tile Elks, and r chmond Lodge Will
D send up IN large delegation. @
~ The Visiting COMMITTEES 8Wil arrive
cordially received and entertained by
Iaembsgs sne Aa shpaon 7 q ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

Alexandria city .t,I.,.1 ,O1 O wv
b 5sSi35- lexandria county .s..5. 2G1 4i
W, Cul pcpet So. Il. ~. N. i. 900 5
Fairfax $500. S.S.f. SGT
5 l.n ulIquiefr 2 SO
StsStE King George ...f. .yg..,s 235 i3
III, sLoudoun ~. d. ,5.. Il ,82G
5E8 Lou sa 4. .I.j. $50. $685., 664
ss8 Orange ISL
5s Trinc William ..t.. y. 5 |, 8,:! 49,, #
Stafford XII. ,s,. Il, I. .,..,s.5,5., 2SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
AZ Nav Paw Out Of Public Fund. I

935 lVId yIHIDdy Nut fUI8IauUHC8T uIlu. IA
therefore. the payment Of the pass
EBago none y Of such Inning rants by a State
with It's public funds Is not prohibited 3 Its
payment with funds contributed by any so-i
u ciaty$ or association reno ersa tho Immigrant
liable to n exclusion, although the payment
may DO made through tho agency Of tho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
LOWER RATES GO ON
IN The PECOS
VALLEY
Traffic DeGsf q tie Pc
COS Valley Line Compile Is
WITH Orders 81 gate
Commerce. Ccr

T Ee q taf eA4
4eBfsmaer -1 -egaFfsnG - 1rt
-za ena
F a
iem - f ~ p
% - 3D.
~ A4 ~
Aefa
tl re
aesH hpae y
~ t4E
sGeHfs NJ Meyer fe -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
SMALL ARSENAL IS
STOLEN FROM
HOPPING
Seven Rifles and Thirty Raz0fs
Pant Of the Loot thought to
Have Been Iase0 By Small
Boys.

email h.sgs IRE blamed ~ re p9
H.a aIfh to- thfn sf large portion
~ tho Stock ~ EhlatiHg irons from
fhr store ~ p = Hnrr.lE ~ al
a.lrf second street Irr frtI Hts
rararte4 o. ere police FraE morn
re and must have 4uel come
~ between midrlrhf TharT and
O'Clock FridaF m1frtnE chen tna
tIra was rrerFd
uY.sirr 40 seven IarE rgr 81 ~
f..m aires ~ large tsr and faq
aIso fhIrfF raflrs and nau-
sGrrable material ara parE f1r bi-
.rriaa
Thrra b. a Hlr1ru ln rne Hopping
zero ehIrh acr1rIIrz fa 90 rlItrr e
v merrv fof anf thlrf ana uane
rs hrrak in ard sfaA ~ tn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
PLEADS GUILTY TO
UmTTER|hGFALSE
Oh s
BARTLETT BOUND OVER TO
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURY.
Antonio Lopez Sent to
Asylum for the Insane at Las
Vegas; Notes Of District and
Police Co.


a q BaftffNf asK HaNf et
1000 - mf.r~g 49, s
mpfrirg ~ AHant Mesnai q
krnrhfF ff1u - ff where Bart
eff mad BEEN 1p1n a4-
rm Fenf alf ~ aafsaa Acaiiin
Haret Naa affaEnna Nf1fe 8ar
Tee ~ fre rHsre G#rHa 81 ffsfE ana
pieadef salty "sf taFle Craig
huns him 1Fef W
grand lufg. On crusr n tfe eHa
being beyond hH lsfEa an haft-
leff Waa taken r. fre t1trfF jail FOO
.ausit fhs a1tlgn - fnf grand l1rg r.H
ln ee@ign
u Di=tftT toaft
AIleEing deserflan an4 lar-
meet Dolores olasir o. Earaex fIrI
rult 10 ths fistfict our fr1ag r1
Pc divorced from Ee~peFiatDr
.fsst aer1fd.nz b. the petition and
they lived tpFffhef unn4 Marrh
1901 Nnfu fte defendant
rsusr deserted fHe piainuu aaa r
remained aHag frgu her since Hrt
fIEuir DE- saurhsK rrars fpr sn sI
.llfa aIsafa q e MgntaJa a E
.neg for re lainHff
ifTrs Committed o. AsTium
Juan Antonio far.z
noluHEHd insane tH Iu1EH lrH a
Abbott ard ordered tkrn ~ fr
~riforlnl insane asrIur Lar
DR. W ~ Hope trsffI.I ta. I..
~ unH1urd mind
Intrt i&fFfr~ n ftNuW
Tan1ns Tatef q HtrIlr rr-f ~
rHaFs end 2 merchant a
county ear d.sIHr.I
~ fhe United States
M a.. HM- aHHa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

r1rthr ago an into fre store
vas Elected ~ fhe same Hr1sH ana
q ramh@r ~ kniVs and CUTLERY ITO en-
The thf1rV nat aEnau hrFa are re-
sr1us1ia ~ hlrre o1r from era razs-
0nlrE that 10 r~inerart burglar uoulI
care 90 wantfr of wlrh ~ much 90
heaW auIler "a vas taken asr
night Thus tar no arrests have been
rraE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
LOST N FOUND


rre af leads ~ ra-
r r rree aa1 receive -eaart
LOsT-An Unfinished ladies skirt
Finder please rergrn o Jana Gro
reU COMPANY
FDCEU-sferilnR bicycle ar railroad
crossing ln B4-eas color green
Ei Or good condition Owner can
obtain same - applying % q a Gu
ltlae ~ tire peac 1g-8 Harels
road
-sass . - rrsa s-.s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
FOR REhT-OweIInus


FOR HE-r-E Ga ~ ~ ais ApglE
En l1 s. r Arm E ar pzeue
FlE EENT-t ~ MS * Arza
FfJz EENr-F r tr 1Ea1E
~ eIra ~ So Lagt
H1raaae- "a 51d avenue
FOR EEET-Th-se ram f1r1sted hz
In raet c1-aa. eae IL NA LAag4
H r-saser - GrlE ars
FoE EENr| ru1m .s1- hr1H e1uPstsF
fus1aL can az aaEr g Flrri-
-u-e store AIS W Gs1 ave--
FuE REM tive racms1 hsa nesriy
rev can A. So - Fls-a strss-
FoE EENT-farre ss- HIfH s-kIs To-
i've 4rHss and plszFE q rno@ .sr vsh-
eas ArEa hay Eft ET4 cn-rsL Attress :
3 , Maruirz gc1rzsL
EUE EEcT-Ta % trrss r1an $3.50
fw-rissed o. 1zfzrnlsheA W " "a
trE1is SEQ S1gth =ecor4 street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
SHAKE mo YOUR Shoes

"a lee Pei MHen e mHHr a. ceres rain.
fa araffr nsfFas fFet anf aafarfr
Hses a. arE as = ef~ 80 taHfua
hlsaa N.s Eaa raasa urff 81 ~ snaFs
fnat aarF ff e. eeffaln fafs - sHHauHa
- ~ ufrH arrfHH fert Try o.
fsaaH 49, ~ an afazr 80 so HHaa stores
~ maH ~ 80 fn sfawra ffeE 4 Hrrauf am
safafs - FmEr fflsl HfsaFf 70 FREE
NswAla ~ $40 FuuT EASE KMNifarr CORN
PAD = nam itfanfsn atfrHss hitan N
Fs~"~ - .nrrraH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
TELEGRAPHERS ARE
VIC RISE THAN
TRANSFERS
Insult Woman Operator Taken
10 Roswell 10 Handle Western
Union Wire and Force Her 10
Give II Up,

That ne striking feisRnphsff.
a,me - them. can b. a. Disgusting iu
fheif methods re- frameters or
dpfb men ~ any other kind ~ Fiflk
ere ahoee methods h8Ve hrru held
up 10 b scYfn ~ me county from
time o. time g. ah0Nu hu the fgiinH-
irg from the Roswell Record which
tells hoe = hfipieas young woman
eanf 81 take charge ~ Tire Western
rniHn sire ~ Roswell va forced -
EIFe up fhe position hnrauHe striking
OPERATORS ~ ufhrr paints along me-
Circuit addressed Insulting and indr-
cent remarks ~ her over the wire
Mira sophie Wills b ffirEraph
operator aha came here from Denver
~ faks fhf place ~ 3 J Dehrry va
af1f aHf ulfh fhe strikers and lrff
fnr gffrr closed has been forced 90
give up Htf fah without doing anF
Fu11 fnr rnr rrfuumunfif a Nr
rfnfInE mrHsagn ID concerned Hna
started IH % uufE saturday morning
an1 before shf bed aeni moro fhan
ono nInHrH ahn rurrrIrnrnI aH
ElnfH af urruta Dol getting fhe ue ~
fhr lHur HurI fa AmarHin TE
uninr a%frrHtaIe H.rsne f9f Che ra
Fuad hrf arfH Htre ana Amarillo sHf
eafr ruf fn arf rfH.- lf ff. iHr
remain uutH M Ha.."H fH Der fn
aufh Hn n.utf uH Hsr fIHf f bad f1
leave hrr k Fhr a.Hnf NHfn aH
daf A~afufdnF frIur III. r.t m.
fhruunh ESQ aurUrrIHT .n rrur rnI
= duxau fhruunH Hr tar Ha Amarillo
she dl1 Nd ~ a. un4 .HI none mos
nrra today
After fhh aaff NJ frrfrrHr
Willis cent in 90 fhr manager af Uan-
ser q request Tor relief Hr tHH Is
man IN the HaV 20 HHaHeI f1 faH
boz place and u A. Thought ursf H.
afu b. nhlr 20 listen f1 Inr
udrranf remarks ~ b 4ufaa
between bore and Amarillo uIr i
smhnrfaasmrnf thar ne gpurE
could
The fact that HfaueI has haf
nf fsfarrn here and AmaflnH arf
f rassas through railroad rf
are manned 81 union ufa
POTS ue f0wn. Geographically fr
ln b uewrr 81 fhr union
atprE after ali
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

\ VIM Class OF UTggNNET
BTIDRE EAGH NTAL Will sIfE
NV NfGDH ND PftDfDNs NV
PANN-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
SANTA re TIME TABLE.

Freu the East Arrfr. Depart
No 1 su1fhera Cal Frp. Hp xraV
Ne = osnfurais Limited Ia foap
Vel North Cal Past MaiL..is-ss 1855
No IT 2 a Mex city Exp-IIsssp Il 20
Frsm the west
1loAso Past MAIL. tesa s-ns
W calcago Lmltsa ...... ssap snep
No chi A Kan CITY En-. s4sp r1sp
Prem the south-
-No 10 cL Den a K c HI s1ea Taeep
- connects a. Lamy with hranch train
~ s.nta p ane st0ps a. an lacal polnts IN
" Aenco :. = PuRDT Aesut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

FOR EENT-urae raaus Apply D- 10 p
visa oua1s-tal LIE I-s-a1e Band
~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

frE EEtT-F1rushed rom o. one ~ tee
r- BATH eNr-1c lsh 81 s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

Va ID Flnnm assnsfrhHr or the
q - rfHrH ranfsf Hnn um e
visitor in AihuquffnHs yesterday cHH-
lHE nu ffteHfs ~ EuUrf 81 IN nNs
HAg ~ Ann Afhpr Mtfh Hheff MH
bnnef ard rHliffen SIRE tlsifiuE
uHnas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
FOR RENT-Rooms

run nCNI-nOOIlS
q EESr-ures rss Apply D- 10 ,
M Occidental Lfe f-slra1ce Balt-
POS EEET-Far1shed rom o. one ~ tee
bath ekrtle lshL al s
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
f1r bookkeeping AZ = Arno. DR..
Wi-son
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms Tor light bookkeeping szs ;
walter.
Dor hENr-THe arse pieaFant ro7wT
BAH eHctlr Hgnf phers hrsakfast n De-
srd Mr. John clark 81 H1alnE avenus
FOR EENT ~ Furrisas1 rarE rleT-rF
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FDh eALE-Aernrt- ETr1zGla uanks
a11 s11Erucrlra WorEfEE 4 Sea Ta7
Nnrth EEhtn street phane IEsF. Il
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-02-28
Eish Gtnrins.

1t is constantly said that fishermen
greatly cxag@erate the size Of the fish
that are lost This accusation, though
most frequently and finpantly made.
is in point of fact based upon the most
absurd arrogance and love Of SLAM
derouS assertion that passes under
standing. These are harsh words, but
they are abUndantly justified
In the first place. alI the presump-
tlons are with the fshcrmau's contcu-
tion. 1t is perfectly plain that large
fish are more ant 70 escape than small
ones. OF course their weight and ac-
tivity. combined with the increased
trickinesS aud rcSourccfuIUess of age
and experience greatly increase their
ability to tear out the hook and cu-
hance the danger that their ant;.5 VIII
expose fatal weakness in hook.
leather, line or rod. Another presump-
ton which must be rcgretfuIly men
toned arises from the fact that in
many cases the encounter with a large
fish causes such excitement and such
distraction or peryersion Of judgment
on the part of the fisherman as leads
him to do the wrong thing or fail to
do the right thing. - "Fishing and
Shooting Sketches" by Grover Cleve
land
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-02-28
In Effect Jan. /, 9Q5.
TRAINS LEAVE DANVILLE.


7.07 a. III. daily tor BloomsbuEg, Aingsto.
Wilkes-B Barre AID Scranton. Arriving ~crGu
ton at 9. AZ a. m, and connecting at -grau uf
with trains arriving at Philadelphia at 5.Is q
m. and New York City aJ $50 p. m.
1913 a. m. weekly for BiOOm5burg, Kingston
Wilkes Barre, Scranton andintermeoiate STA
tions, arriving at Scranton at lZ.51 p m tiHf
connecting there with trains for NV Nor.
City, Philadelphia and Buffalo.
I'll weekly fOrBlOoms6urg, kingston ~ ID Il q
Barre, Scranton and intermediate stations
arriving at Scranton at 40 2. un.
SAB p. IN. daily for Bloomsbury, Espy rs
mouth, Kingston, Wilkes Barre, Httlef,r
Scranton and intermediate stations, arriving
at Scranton at SIS p. m. and connecting tLer
with trains arriving at New YORK CITY a. p.5
a H., Philadelphia 10 a. IN. and Buhaio "a r.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DANViLLE
9.l5 n m. weekly from Scranton. tittstOu
Kingston, Bloomsbury and intermediate sta.
tions, leaving Scranton at 6.5 a. M, where
connects with trains leaving New IOT4 City
at 9. 80 p. m, Philadel phn al ~ p. 70. ar-
Buffalo at 1870 a. m.
l244p. m. daily from Scranton PItlst14
Kingston, Berwick, bloomsbury aud interim
diate stations, leaving Scranton - l0.i0 T. =.
and connecting there with train eaYlng Bun
aio at225 a. m.
43Y p. m weekly ON Scranton, hiuaslar
Berwick Bloomsbury and intermediate ayS
tiOns leaving Scranton at l.55 p. M. Where j.
connects with train leaving New York tllE
ut 1905 a m. and Philadelphia at 800 a. ~.
9n5 p ln daily from Scranton. hiug-'8a
PittstOn, Berwick. Bloomsbury and interim.
diate stations, leaving Scra ton al $50 2. rs-
where II connects with trains leaving NaF
York City at GO p. m., Philadelphia al La
D. m. ana Buffolo at 9.3t q. IN.
TIE. CLARKE. Gen'l Sap't
T. LEE. Gen. Pass Aat
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-02-28
His Reason.

"Halfback Smashum says that foot
ball players should not be allowed to
wear head projections
"On what does he base his argu-
ment?"
why. he * out of the game with q
lame foot the r. nit of kicking one Of
his opponents on tie rose gear
Clavn'or,! riaip Dna'o~.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-02-28

abate- NCollect-
Tax ments 8 ors com|amouut. Bal.
assessed ex0n's mission paid. Due