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The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

Miss Rosa Mcdonald, who drew a
fine piece of land in the Uintah reserva-
ton. arrived at her home here and
probably will remain for the winter.
Her property is located about five
miles from Vernal and is of consider
able value. She reports that one farm
er in that section raised 81 bushels Of
wheat to the acre and Others raised
quarter pounds apiece. 1t is fine
country for sugar beets, and one beet
on exhibition weighed 33 pounds. One
squash weighed 1913 pounds. The land
holders are valuing their land at from
$50 to $50 per acre.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

FROM WEDNESDAY, DAILY POST
Game Warden Gordon left this morn
ing for Rifle
G. l.. Todd and w. II. Haley of Rifle
came in this afternoon on delayed No
j. w. Bernard and wife of Denver,
guests at the Hotel Glenwood, made
trip to Hanging lake today.
j. w. Cummins returned this morn
ing from a trip to Denver but went on
through to New Castle.
Harry Dawson of the fish hatchery
returned this morning from trip to
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Cutting of Oak
land, Calf, drove to Shoshone this
morning to make the trip to Hanging
lake.
Theo Rosenberg and DIR. Schmtz left
this morning for Mud Springs on the
White river mesa where they expect
to find hunting good.
Sheriff Zimmerman left Glcnwood
this morning to look after his live
stock on Thompson creek, and inciden-
tally to bag some venison.
+. F. Reed returned yesterday from
ii trip to Marble. While absent E. F..
threshed the hills considerably in
search of venison but without success.
Joe Hermann, the Hotel Colorado
steward, went on the Midland this
morning as dining car conductor be-
tween Thomasville and Grand juno
tion.
Several big tin vcntilators are to be
placed in the court house roof, over
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12
CITY CLERK WILL
BECOME LANDLORD

City Clerk T. E. Sommers of Denver,
who has number of friends in Glen
wood. is about to erect one of the
largest apartment houses in the Queen
City of the Plains, on Ogden street be
TWEEN Sixteenth and Seventeenth ave
nues. plans are being drawn for a
three-story building. containing twelve
apartments of three and four rooms
each. and in all he expects to spend
about $4,000. The apartments will
be heated by steam and telephone con
necton will be installed throughout
the building. Passenger and dumb ele
vators will be provided. One of the
novel features to be introduced by
Mr.. Sommers will be the building of
beds and tables in the walls, which
when not in use may be folded and
and thus save a great deal of space.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

The leaves are falling now from the
trees in the range of back yards in
view from my shady window and that
brings to my mind, as it always does,
the question of which season I like
best. AS matter of fact, like them
ALL And here am reminded of the
words of the poet as to the season in
which he would prefer to die: "I
wouldn't die in springtime. I wouldn t
die in fall, / wouldn't die in ortum,
wouldn't die at all.' You see, when
he came to really give the subject
consideration he found that he did not
want to die in any of them, the obvi
ous inference being that he liked all
the seasons, and l am like the poet in
this rsspect.--Prof Won Jugglsby.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

Several big tin vcntilators are to be
placed in the court house roof, over
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

Joe Hermann, the Hotel Colorad,
steward, went on the Midland thi
morning as dining car conductor be
tween Thomasville and Grand juno
tion.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

+. F. Reed returned yesterday from
II trip to Marble. While absent E. F..
threshed the hills considerably in
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-12

Sheriff Zimmerman left Glcnwood
this morning to look after his liv,
stock on Thompson creek, and inciden
tally to bag some venison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
INJUNCTION AGAINST
FRESHMEN DISSOLVED
Employers dissertation Io-es Iight 90
Prevent strikes by Court order.

New York; Nov. a5.-Justice Nc
call In the supreme court. today de
MED the application of q. Lawrence
Fen. president Of the United Typoth-
.etne Of America. for the continuance
of m Injunction restraining the Inter-
national Printing Pressmen and As
slstants Union OF North America and
other allied printers unions from re-
fusing 20 carry out an agreement made
last January Rith the ty%pothetae.
Former Justice Stecker. who recently
appeared for several Of the printers
unions conlended IN his argument be-
fore the court some time ago that the
court had no Jurisdiction 10 grant an
Injunction % that the issuance Of
un Injunction Was Illegal. Mr..
Ste kler declared that men could not
be- forced 60 YORK when they did not
want 90. Mr. Fell argued that the
unions had violated their agreements
Justice Mccall ln denying The mo-
tio1 Tor "a continuance of the niunc-
ton sald to-day hat DE had serious
doubt in reference to the existence az
val ditN or binding force in the con-
IRA { 10 warrant the granting Of the
Injunction
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
NEw TOWN or Los TANoS
II NOM ON THE MARKET

los n y n. Nov. 11.-L0s
Ianos - a new town nine miles east
% santa Rosa. On the Rock Island.
that has recently been put on he mar
.Aet Homeseekers are located on
nearly every quarter section north.
south. as "a west Of here. The son
is rich and good crops have been pro
duced in the last season. including
corn. melons. beans. peas. sugar cane.
sweet and Irish potatoes Good water
d reached everywhere az a depth OF
80 feet
The town IS aid out on The farm
John Love. the section foreman OF
the Rock Island az this point There
is "a neat depot building with a day
and night operator on hand and a new
postofhce viii Be built az soon a. pos
sihle.
In this country h Newspaper r.
born almost as soou as IN. town -
the Los Tanos Farmer will be Is
sued shortly BY Editor W. c. Burnett.
D. A. Jackson. an experienced business
man. is preparing 20 open a general
merchandise tore. The santa Rosa
company viii put III a tele-
phone system here connecting with the
santa Rosa exchange The ". C.
Burnett Real Estate company will
lrcn an office in Los Tanns In charge
20 Frank J de- Boissiere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
TWO CANDIDATES WOULD
SUCCEED JOHN MITCHELL
Ballots sent OHi for ANIMAL Election
81 United Mine Workers.

Indianapolis. Nov. z5.-The mem
beers ~ the United Mine Workers
union viii hold their annual election
t8e second week in December. and
ballots VIII be sent out from the ma
unnal headquarters in this city 20 the
different locals.
The list of nominations was made
public today A. Ihe headquarters Of
tho Mine Workers The nominations
wefe made by the locals. each Of III
men who Wnl he voted FOR having re-
ceiged five or more votes from each
There are but tao, candidates who
hope TO succeed President John Mitch
ell Uho VIII retire next April These
candidate are Thomas L. Lewis. vice
president Of the organization. and W
y. Wilson. who has for several years
held the office OF secretary-treasurer
~ the United Mine Workers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
SERIOUSLY BURNED BY
EXPLODING OIL CAN
Mr.. ,. ~. Blake Painfully Injured
While Lighting Hire With Oii-Mm
Recover.

While attempting 10 light fire
With coal oil yesterday morning. Mrs.
J H. Blake. living AZ szs south Edith
street allowed a match 10 come ia
contact with the oil can. which ex-
ploded. settling fire TO her clothes and
mtllcting serious burns about the face
p hands But FOR her presence OF
mind Mr.. Blake would undoubtedly
have been fatally burned A tub
partly filled with water was standing
near and n this Mrs Blake jumped
Neighbors we're attracted BY her cries
and gave her attention until the ar
rival d Dr. John r Pearce. Mrs
Blake was resting comfortably last
and the attending physician
SAYS that the statement that she would
her huuds as a result Of the ac-
BE- untrue M Blake. who b.
a conductor on the santa Re. arrived
here last night from the west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
OKLAHOMA LINES MUST
HAVE STATE LINE DEP0TS
Railroad Commission VIII Prevent
Etasion OF TNNo-Cent Fare Laws.

Guthrie. Okla. Nov. a5.-An order
viii be issued tomorrow requiring an
oklahoma railroads doing an inter-
state business TO build stations on the
state line at points intersected BY the
various routes. IL the announcement
q the corporation commission to-
night The Importance % the Depart
ure j. obvious. Under the present
schedule the interstate passenger rate
Is three cents. In spite ~ the fact that
in many of the states trayersed the
maximum ate Is the same as ia Okla
homa. two cents. Unable TO change
the schedule. the corporation commits
sioners resurted % the state Zine de-
pot a. the only solution % the promo
sition Al these intersections the or
der requires the erection OF q sub
stantial depot where passengers shall
be- allowed 20 buy tickets at the locaf.
rates and cheek their baggage Il Is
the present regime a passenger
Oklahoma % kansas Arkansas
or Texas points. may pay the old rate
despite the existence % the reduced
schedule. IN each OF the four states.
Tourists have been buying tickets 10
The town nearest the state line and
paying their fare on the train a.
destination in ere adjoining /
state. where the legislature has pro-
vided for The two cent basis. Ii is
eNpeVted the ruling % the department
VII do aHat With this procedure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
AND HALF
POUNDS Of WOOL
FROM CORONA
HUGE SHIPMENTS OF THE
FLEECY IN PAST YEAR
EnterpdSing Town in Eastern
New Mexico Has Grown to
600 Population; Something
About Los Tanos.

Especial Correspondence Morninx journal I
Corona, y. NJ, Nov. 23.-In spite OF
ihe fact that this Town Is In the heart
OF the eastern New Mexico homeseek-
ers paradise. 1900. 600 pounds of
wool were shipped from Corona last
yesr and fully 100, 600 sheep. All Of
which goes 20 show hat there Is still
something doing in the sheep line in
this part of the territory. Apparently
me country Is still so big that II is
Dig enough 10 hold the farmers and
the sheep men. too. There is one ad-
vantage about New Mexico that there
Is no limit TO its capacity. Homestead
ers have seen coming into this dis
lrlct IN a steady stream for several
years past and Yet there u apparently
almost as much open country as ever.
81 miles from CarizuzO and 10
miles from Torrance, Is beautifully sit
uated In the Corona valley. a protect
ed Mich of some $500 acres with four
passes leading 10 Il from the north.
south and west. This is the point
whore the new Dawson line will I'm
ally Join the main line Of the FL Paso
and Southwestern.
Ia the course Of only eighteen
months Corona has grown 10 a popula-
tion Of 500 people and II stW a-grow-
az a surprising rate.
The monthly receipts Of the railway
here are about $4,000, accord
TO Agent w. Brooks. whereas a.
ago they We're hardly $500.
Good wheat can be grown in this
section without irrigation and truck
has proved extremely success
Trade is good In all lines and
Corona has a bunch Of live and up-to-
late business men. The Hoffman
.ompany has a fine wholesale and re-
an store with a sos. 00O stock. POST
IL X. Rountree does a good
'etail merchandise business also: p
= Atkinson has a livery barn and an
ip-to-date meat market is conducted
% W. J. Adams Benjamin r. Adams
: about 10 erect a FIRST class hotel for
he beneht OF the travelling public and
he Increasing tourist trade. AT pres
T. J. Bond conducts a comfort
Bile hostelry. The Bond hotel. near
depot. Besides lis big farming and
neep and cattle Interests Corona has
hand In the mining business. The
'or0na Queen Copper COMPANY
homas De Bats, manager Is prose-
uting active operations and much de-
work has been done:
nough TO demonstrate that its own
rS. Who are principally Englishmen. |
a mine and a valuable one.
The public school facilities have re-
entity been enlarged by a new addi-
building 22X40 feet IN dimen-
1ns. The enrolment Of over IOO v
uplls keeps the two teachers busy. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26

May be only q tired liver. or q starved
liver. 1t would be a stupid a. well as
savage thing 10 beat 9 weary or starved
man because be Jagged in his work. So.
In treating the tagging. torpid liver IL is
q great mistake 10 lash 1t with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver is but an
Indication Of an ln-nourished, ~enfeehled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Put
them in working order and see how
quickly your liver win become active.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures Of liver
trouble >, BY It's wonderful control Of the
organs of digestion and nutrition. II re-
stores the normal activity Of the stomaeh.
increases the secretions Of the blood-mak-
ing glands, cleanses the system from poi
sonous aecumulatiOns. and so relieves the
liver Of the burdens imposed upon ii by
the detection Of other organs.
II you have bitter or bad taste In the morn
pool or fSriable appetite. coated tongue,
foul breath eosstipated or irregular bowels.
weak. sasilS tired. dsspondent frequent
headaches, pain " distresAp" smsIl OF back
or disesxeS KnSs in on.eh.
.hroat after eating. and kin6yA symptoms
II weak stomach and torpid ilssA no uedi-
.iue VIII relieve you more promptlY on cure
Loa I0SLEfEIElT Tim QQciOx PlsIcfs
Medical Discoyery. Perhaps only
i part Of fBe glove synDtof6s will be present
Il one lime and get pcirt TO torpid liver or
'iliousness and weak stomach. Avoid all
,ot bread and biscuits. griddle cakes and
indigestible food and take the " Golden
Discovery regularly and stick 10 IFS
se until you are vigorous and strong.
The Discovery" is non-secret. non-.lco-
ollc, Is a glyeeric extract Of native medicl-
al roots With q full list OF its ingredients
rinted on each bo~ttle-Hrapper and atfested
nder oath Its ingredients are endorsed
extOlled by the most eminent medical
OF the age and are recommended 10
urs the diseases for which IL is advised.
Don't accept a substitute OF unknown
imposition for this non-secret MEDICINE
U KNOWN COMPOSITION.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
COPPER MINES
CLOSED BY
SLUMP
SENATOR CLARK GIVES
HIS VIEWS ON SITUATION
Declares Production Unprofit-
able AT Present Prices Only
Restoration of Public Conf
dence Can Bring Relief
10, ssraias Jssra.i special Ie..sa wIr, I


los Angelo NOV -5-Former
Hifed states Senator 81 A. Clark. 81
Montana who recently visited the
copper producing SECTIONS ~ Arizona
Was in L0s AnReles today when ssk-
go for hls opinion concerning nrau-
ciai conditions. he sald
Financial conditions VIII show inn
-pr1Fement JUST ~ suon - people
cease suspectlnR One another. and 10
thaf way restore confidence.
Tile slfaatlon in regard To- copper
o. about the same a. if Mas - month
ago Nearlg aH The smaller concerns
haze been pui out Of business and
there has been q heavy curiailment la
the established mines
We have Curtalied production 30
per cent az Jerome. ana 90 per cent
in Montana ft g. Improbable 70 sell
copper al ~ cents when u costs a. aF
~ IL cents 20 produce g.
copper was about the first lhiue
81 D. bit % the financial s~tringencg. (
as some had been over ambitious III
boosting D price. with The result thar
production WAS greatly stimulated.
This rendition Is likeiy TO last Until
fhe people release their money for
circulation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
DIVIDEND FOR TRUST
COMPANY CREDITORS

flttsburg Nuv -5-H : A. stew
aft and W D. Abbott. receivers Cor
ihe Iron CITY Trust company. today
unnnneed That they are ready o. pag
htpo-itnrs from 1- fo ~ Der cent I'D
inetf claims The enhancement IF
ih' TRUST company Wa- Go tho re-
ownership f1r tAo af ths MeStfur-
mouse hanufacfur.ne companies and
We ~f'uruies lnt e-tmrut company. a
N~f-llhEhnn-e financial Institution.
av"nl q month aEn other dividends
are expected non srf rl,men III M
elaine b. tn De- ars.mrfIsbai La
short lime
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
CUBAN DIPLOMAT
TRIES SUICIDE
Accused of lndiscreton Youth
fol Legation Counsellor
Blows Out the Gas.
lny Morning journal special Leased wire /

ihy Morning Seunal special Leased Wire
Washington NOV. 2f-R M. Bonn
HIIlrf acting counsellor Of the Cuban
aEafiun here was tonight found in Dis
HrHrtmtn With the gas turned on. He
Mtr moved to q hospital where hls
tHrdft.ln was said CD be- serious He
.NIf fNH notes. one Of WnUIn wac HH-
Hi to the public. aud read
Goodbye every body. d am going fo
IeaNr ths world he,ausr have nnt
courage Co tudurc u
IHf second note vas adiu.ssed Co.
nnr nHu Arturo Padre charge.
Ell fnaIa Hf cuban CESSATION ff.
contents are unknown S-rn4 Bonn
halIfr resided 90 the uouEll. Hrarf-
ntui% hut before taking un his resi-
usrcr rnerH "A frW dave ago hr ar-
uurlea u-ut- af che home ~ DR.
l- D ftIH Ahnut a week arH SENIOR
fnwhlllef r said fa have Incurred fnf
NienIea-Hre nf lr p1le hs au att uf.
inHi7rrrtf1u which resulted iu hs be-
1a requested IU IuIt the huusH SENIOR
rHHns eaftri ar hr Prize end asked ffI
Dec matter CnUil u1t he adjusted ur I
iFIf frlfrfrH H ftr as tH shake hamas i
nHfh p fnunE diplomat huf nrfused F.
elbow ~Hunr HHmhafifr Deb
e horse ur occupy his former apart
~enar hnmhalier was deurrsz-d
hF uhe anair. g is said. and though a--
sufed b. Padre that ihe inff-
Nu closed. continued a. brood
lNer A 40 n suspected. hnu var
TIE Young diplomat contemplated
This evening ~ 4 r'clork ths
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
FIVE THOUSAND CHEER
PEDESTRIAN WESTON

Laporte. Ind. Nov. 25.-Edward
PaysOn Weston. the pedestrian
cheered by fully five thousand persons
who. in automobiles. carriages and on
foot. lined the streets through which
he would pass, came into Laporte at
80 o'clock tonight feeling strong and
not a bit tired. though he had walked
from Ligonier since midnight. a dis
anc u siXty.nine miles. He e
Immediately 10 a hotel. where he wac
given a rubdgWns ate supper and
rested.
Refreshed by two hours sleep. Wes-
ton left at s.35 o'clock for Chester
ton, nineteen miles away. where he
expects 10 arrive before 3 O'Clock to-
morrow morning He viii rest until
6 o'clock when he VIII start on the
last stage Of his journey to Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
EIGHT MILLION DOLLAR
OPERA HOUSE FOR BERLIN

berlin. Nov. 25-The Bourseu
Courier today publishes "a statement
from what i declares 20 be- q trust
worthy source. THAT an American uom-
puny ha- acquired a block az the
western end 81 Inter Den Linden
upon which Be- - proposed 90 erect "a
nrn opera house o. cost $1,000 900
The new building Will have o. seating
capacity Of fomr thousand. aud ac-
or0ing to- The paper. ground would d.
broken in the spring. Herr Conricd
director ~ the Metropolitan opera ct
Sew York is laid 90 De interested la
utw enterprise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
BY JEALOUSY
WOMAN STAYS RIVAL

Baltimore. EoK 25-Madd4ned by
the belief thai her husband affections
had been stolen from her by Mrs.
Sallie Brown. Mrs Annie q. Maith to-
day shot and killed Mrs Brown. Today
bullets from - revolver entered the
Victims forehead. The shooting 0c-
CURED 10 Mrs. Browns home and was
lone 10 The presence Of the husband
Of Mrs. Maith. The man then left
the house by q ear u and-har not
been arrested. Immediately after the
shooting AIRS, Maith went 10 the near
police station ard gave herself up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
DITCH 0MPANY
WANTS EXEMPTION
District Court for San Juan
County Holds Concern Must
Begin Entirely New Action in
the Premises.
Especial oorrespOndencs Morning Journal,

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
Pennington. y. NJ. Nov. 23.-In the
case Of Coolidge Ditch company
against San Juan county. in which the
plaintiff seeks to escape the
of $4,000 taxes. Judge McFie in The
district court held hat the company
was improperly In court and would
have TO commence q new action. say
ing further. that were the in
"A position TO carry out the present ac-
lion he would hold against them. The
ditch cOmpanN has had six years TX
emption from taxation and seeks a
further six years exemption on the
ground. that Ia has enlarged and mn
proved the ditch. Assessor Hendricks
has assessed the company's taxes at
$4,000. Afhdavits were produced from
citizens to the effect that there has
no enlargement or extension By
the ditch company since ls02. District
Attorney Read handled the case for
Tho county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
BRYAN ADDRESSES
THE Y. N. c. A.
Urges the Members to Stand.
Squafely On the Love Thy
Neighbor as ThyseIf' Plat
fOrm.


fBy Morning Jsarnai Special Leased Wire. I
Washington, NOV. g5-Wliliam J..
Bryan and Robert ). speer. Of New
York. were The principal speakers at
Convention hall tonight al the con-
Guiding session Of the International
Young Mems Christian association Of
North America. which has been in
session here for four days. Mr.. Bry-
an spoke on Christ and The Life OF
Men" and Mr.. Speer on the "AssO-
citation, a Bond Of International Fell
lowship."
Mr. BRYAN declared that the biblical
Injunction, Love thy %neighbor as thy
self" h. a platform more fundamental
Than that presented by any political
platform. and that there - no ques-
ton thar THE platform could not
Invitations were extended by san
Los Angeles. Denver. 81.
Paul. Minneapolis. Asbury Park. Al
oany and Detroit for holding the con-
IN 1919. The matter was re-
ferfed % the international commit I
en
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
ELKS CONVENTION NEXT
YEAR GOES TO DALLAS
Grand Lodge DffieerS Satisfied With
Qualifications Of Texas city.

PlttsburR. Nov. 25.-At q meeting
Of the officers Of the grand lodge OF
Elk. held here today. q report was
received from the committee which
investigated the possibilities Of Dallas.
Texas, a. q convention city. and it Was
agreed TO hold the next convention Of
the Elks in that city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
SETTLES
OLD CLAIM WITH BRYAN

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 25.-The Off
GERS Of the BRYAN regiment. the Third
Nebraska, have been allowed S5.22s
by the national government. The al
lowance is for time between enroll
ment and mastering into the govern
ment service during the Spanish
American war. Colonel Bryan en-
rolled in the militia June II. and was
mustered into the national service
July ~. 1895. and win have iabout
t300 due him In this allowance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
BRITISH NAVY BUYING
FUEL OIL FROM TEXAS
Co cTnmrnt Owned Vessel. Ia Carr,
trca~t Prom Port Arthur 10
England.

London Nov e5-The sailing 81 the
admiralu-oWncd tank steamer. Pc
tr"ieum TOT Port Arthur Texas. marks
@ rev departure BOB the British navy.
as Do D. the hrst time that the admir-
aitN has tried the experiment III inn
porting o cargo OF on in SIS own ships.
" also anticipated that the Petrol
cum d. nulA u ~torcrummDr VI "a small
Ne OF admifaltN-owncd tank ships
which VIII Do continuously employed
in meeting thc Increasing require
nl'nt7 oi th" British nav Tor fuel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26

krasnoAafSk siberia, NOV. 70
u was learned today that the train IN
which Secretary Taft and party We're
travelling TO Moscow had a narrow es-
cape from being wrecked yesterday at
Chiia the switch In front OF Taft's
train became open but was discovered
just a minute before the train came
along Had the train taken the switch
% would have collided with a long
string Of freight ears.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 25.-The Off
cial canvass OF November election
votes was completed today. and he
result announced for the heads Of the
tickets. For justice Of the supreme
court. Reese Republican, received
l02.SS7; Loomls. 1f%usionist1. 1881:
Graves t%prohibitionl. Bliss. Steb-
bings (socialist). S.200. Reese's plu-
rality Is 24.40G.