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Training School
For Railroad Men
EFFORT TO SUPPLY SHORTAGE OF
100000 MEN BACKED BY THE
Bic RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 6-"The rail-
roads of the United States need 200,
900 more men to enable them to con
duct the operating and the transporta
ton departments as they should be
conducted"
This statement was made by F. s.
Mordaunt, and it accounts for the es
Enlistment Of the National School OF
RaiIroading, with headquarters at 29ii
Michigan avenue. A dozen of the big.
gest railway systems of the country
are back of the school and 1t is to
have the hearty support of every road
It's purpose is to try TO supply the 200,
600 shortage which Mr.. Mordaunt de
clares exists In the supply of men fol-
the railroads Of the country.
Arrangements have been made
whereby students may be taught free
and those who pay their tuition may
have It refunded if they make good
aud remain with any railroad company
for the space Of one year.
From the standpoint of the young
man who desires 10 enter the railroad
service, the National School Of Rail
reading presents an assured future
for If he passes his examinations With
mark of IS or better he will be guar.
anteed an instant trial for 10 days by
one of the railroads, and an immediate
position, if the trial proves satisfactory
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
HubbeHs Caucus With
BursumMenon PLanto
FreLuceroFromHouse

him. Both Of these refined eXped-
tents have been tried. but Lucero has
simply stood pat The Bursum line in
the house has been badly shaken dur
ing the past two days.
The members have been doing some
thinking and this thinking has re-
suited in a certain amount of uneasi-
ness as TO juse whore the 'band
wagon" crowd Is going to get off.
It Is necessary to strengthen the lines
If such a thing be possible, and To
this end Ortiz In the house would be a
vote gained and at the same time
Luccro and the voters Of Bernalillo
county, who elected him. would be
punished for their presumption IN re-
sisting the Establishments Of this same
band wagon aggregation and us lead
'ers.
Tonight the Bursum men have not
the votes with which to throw Lucero
out. II Is not believed that they can
obtain them. But a concerted effort
Is to be made 10 get these votes, and
If they can be had. the action In Mr..
I,ucero's case will be very speedy. A
similar effort would have been made
to obtain the scat Of Representative
| Ruppe could his opponent in the iH-
cent election have been induced tf
contest Mr. Ruppe's opponent how
/ ever. is possessed Of brains and has
lno desire to proceed further
The taking on Of the Hubbells BY
/ the Rursum followers Is an interesting
development Of the Legislative sltua
ton II Is taken here 10 mean tina
assistance Of any kind Is acceptable
no matter how seriously crippled. te
fective and weak such asslstanc
i may be.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
Prediction That Millions Viii
Succumb to Starvation Be-
fore Ripening Crops Bring
Relief to Striker Coolies,
PROSPECT OF REBELLION
CAUSES GRAVE ANXIETY
American Consul General Tells
of Conditions and of InabiI-
ity of Chinese Authorities to
Cope With Them,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wire.l

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.l
Washington, Jan. 2S.-Mail reports
from American consular officers in
China which reached the state depart
ment today regarding the famine and
resulting conditions further confirm
the stories of suffering and hardships'
Consul General Haines says the FAM
Inc is ten times worse than anything
known in that part OF the empire for
the past forty years. The Chinese Of
ficials. he says, upon Information
given him by the vicerpy, admit their
inability to cone with the situation.
The government is trying to help the
starvinc people to keep their cattle,
and to this end is taking their oxen
and buffaloes in pawn for two taels
each. keeping them thus until mex
spring. when it will return them. Con-
sui Haines declares that whatever aid
may be extended by this government
in the present crisis viii certainly dc
much 10 dispe the i'll feeling recently
aroused by the boycott. the exclusion
act etc
Consul General Rodgers, at Shang'
hal. advised the department that the
reports as to the conditions appearing
in the newspapers. both foreign ant
Chinese, are for the most part sus
tained by the investigations made by
zsSflrcf'fcztn~Taestsr lssFst - ga
inquiry which he has made through
entirely private sources gives the gen
eral conclusion that the famine b!
March / will be regarded as severe
and perhaps more so than that o
1873. by which 1t is Thought ten mil
lion lives were lost.
Mr. Rodgers declares that the influ
enee of the famine conditions on cur
rent affairs can now plainly be seer
in the unrest and discomfort of th'
people. From many places, he says
comes the news of riots of greater o
less degree. while in Kiangsi stat
bordering on actual rebellion is on
and so serious has the situation be
come that gQodly portion of tn
available military force of the Liam
Khan Yamen is now in the field.
My deliberate opinion" he con
cludes. "is that the next few month
will see the development. of dangerou
things IN this part of China. and tina
such conditions and circumstance
Will have a great effect on foreign in
terests, political as well as conmer
cial. y "
Chinese New Year. which luckil
falls early this year being in the sec
ond week of February, is watche
with no small degree Of uneasiness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
SWETTENHAM
IN SOFTER
MOOD
ACCEPTS ARMY TENTS
DECLINED FROM DAVIS
Heavy Earthquake Shock Re-
ported From Kingston,
Insurance Companies Send
Investigating Committee,
Igy Morning journal Special Leased wireI

Igy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 2S,-Tne
heaviest earthquake shock since the
one which devastated Kingston Janu-
AIRY IA, occurred here at 4:30 o'clock
this morning. No particular damage
Is reported.
II was announced today that spe'
cial commission to investigate the sit
uatiun mt Kingston in behalf Of En-
glish insurance companies, sailed from
Bristol last Saturday The purpose OF
The commission Is To- ascertain the
facts concerning the conllagration
which followed the earthquake win
the view OF arranging either a compro-
mise with the insurers or preparing
evidence with which 10 combat threat
ened legal proceedings
Acting on instructions from the
Washington government Captain
John s Battle Of the Eleventh infan-
try. arrived here this morning on
board the steamer Oteri from Santiago
with more than a hundred army tentf
from Guantanamo. Governor Swetten'
I ham. who refused Rear Admiral Da-
/ Wis offer Of the same tents q few days
after the earthquake and IRE has nov
/ accented the loan Of them.
Albert Il. Anger who was reported
/ missing. Is safe. having reported him
self To the American consul seyera
days ago. Daniel Whitecomstock, ~
! American tourist, who was seriously
injured at one OF the smaller hotels, i
out Of danger and progressing satis
/ factorily.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
ATTACKS SHIP
SUBSIDY BILL
IN CONGRESS
HILL AND HARTMAN
WOULD REAP BENEFIT
Minority Report Signed BY
Democrats Bitterly ArraignS
Measure as Aimed to Help
Railroad MonopolieS,
[By Morning journal Special Leased wire,l

lBy Morning journal Speclai iNhseu Nire'l
Washington, Jan. 2S,--J. j. Hill e,
FL Hartman and the republican policy
i6f fsiotecrrdlr- assaffed N. ititrH7Tft--
nority adverse report on the Littauer
compromise ship subsidy bill which
was filed in the house today by Repre-
sentative Spight of Mississippi The
report is signed by Mr.. Spight and
the other democratic members of the
committee on merchant marine and
hsheries-Messrs. Goulden, Sherley
and Patterson.
After reviewing the proposed subsi-
dies tq South American and oriental
/ lines, the report says:
/ 1T is not pretended that the pro-
! posed appropriations are intended
merely TO compensate for services rem
dered, but ADMITTEDLY the larger part
! is pure. gratuity. This objection Is
! fundamental and no amount of soph-
4 istry oryVolume of speCious argument
can obscure It, Were it limited to
payments for new mail routes it might
| be acceptable for thai purpose, though
not as a real aid to the merchant ma
| rine.' .
The report discusses the two pro-
posed lines which the bill proses u
subsidze between the Pacific coast and
the orient. saying. But when It Is
Irecalled that at Seattle. north of cape
! MendocinO. is the steamship llne
owned by j. j. Hill. and south, at Sar
Francisco, is the Hartman line. the
Pacific Mail, we may begin to suspect
that there is a couple of niggers II
the woodpile. Who are j. j. Hill ant
L. H. Hartman The former Is the
great railroad magnate of NortherI
Securities notoriety, who tried t'
merge vast interests i'm violation OF th'
law and was only prevented by pro
ceedings in court. Hartman IS anothe
leader of corporate wealth, who con
trolls more railway trackage than an!
other man in the world. Is 1t hard L
guess who under this bill would pocke
ST. 400, 900 of the peoples money!,
It is then stated by the report INA
the proposed line from the Paclh
: coast to Chile would be mere eXtfn
! sion of the Hartman line to Panama
i | and the general principal of govern
ment subsidy is attacked. The repor
$ declares that governmental aid OF TN
sort could never result in great mer
Y chant marine and urges the repeai o
t the legislation which hinders such i'm
: portant building in this country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
The Morning Journal Bureau a1

santa It e. ~ Nst Jun ~"fI
In spit of the fact that francisco
Lucero y Montoya, representative ol
Bernalillo county, was elected to the
legislature by an undisputed majority
of more than 1900 votes; in spite OF
the fact that Modesto Ohtiz. his OPP
ponent. has formally and publicly
withdrawn his contest for Lucero's
seat. acknowledging that contest to be
groundless, a well developed and care
fully Manned effort Is now on foot by
which II is hoped TO throw him out
of the house and seat ORTIZ
Frank A. Hubbell and I. $. Hubbell
have been here for several days work.
ing on this scheme. Up to Monday
they had received very little encouf,
agement, but today a caucus was held
on the subject of the proposed con
fest" which was attended by the
/ Hubbells and by five members ot tnf
! house. all of whom have been closely
! connected with II. O. Bursum IN his
/ Legislative schemes thus far Thes'
| five men. IL is understood, have beer
| instructed by Bursum to co-oporatt
with the Hubels in lining up the house
in an effort to unseat Lucefo, ana II
the event that LucerO cannot p'
whipped into line. to go and get th'
votes and throw him out. This, o.
course, provided that the votes can D'
had
The reason for the activity Of tn
Bursum men just az this time = eVi
dent.
Iucero has stood steadfastly for hi
convictions since he took his seat y
the house. Neither threats nor induce
ments have been sufficient to moV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
TAFT ASKS MONEY FOR
DISTANT ISLAND FORTS
Large Amounts Required TO Properly
Defend Hawaii and Philippines.

Washington, Jan. Secretary
Taft win tomorrow forward letter to
Senator Perkins, chairman of the sub
committee which has under considera-
ton the bin for increased appropria-
tions for coast defense for the Philip
pines and the Hawaiian Islands. set
ting forth the reasons why the pres
ent available appropriation Is not con-
sidered sufficient for the proper de-
fense Of these islands The pending
fortihcations bill carries $500,00 for
coast defense in the Philippines. AL
though that sum is not regarded as
sufficient to meet existing and pros
pective conditions, II is accepted by
the military authorities as all thai
reasonably may be expected from CON
gress at this time. The secretary viii
ask that the available appropriations
of $260,O00 for fortitcation works IT
Hawaii be increased by an additiona
appropriation of $S50,O0O in order t
carry out the approved project.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
TRYING TO BREAK
CIRCUS MANS WILL
Michigan Relatives Claim Bailey Was
Dart When lie Left Property
to His Wife.

New York. Jan. 2S.-rhe contest
brought by relatives in Michigan to
set aside the win of James A. Bailey,
the Snowman and partner Of P. Y.
Barnum, came up today Mr.. Bailey
died here about a year ago and left
his entire estate, including the con-
trolling interest i'm the Barnum &
Bailey sells, Fourpaugh and Buffalo
Bill shows. TO his widow, Ruth Nc
Cadden Bailey. cutting off the Mich
igan relatives without a cent.
The estate, ii Is said amounts TO
about $4,000 600. The contestants,
who are nephews and nieces claim to
be entitled to about three-fifths of
the estate. They are trying to prove
that the Snowman was mentally in
competent when he made his will, and
that Mrs. Bailey and her brother, Jo-
seph McCadden, also a circus man
exercised undue influence over him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
Million Dollars Worth of Prop
erty Destroyed by Fire in
Mammoth Philadelphia Man
ufaCturing Plant
.0NE THOUSAND MEN
THROWN OUT OF WORK
Firemen After Hard Fight Sue
ceed in Controlling Blaze
Which for a Time Threat
ened Blocks. of Buildings,
IBy Morning Jourpal Special Leased wIre.I

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.l
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 29--Flre which
started win nm explosion in the paint
,......., ~ ..,,t,, ~
Sh"P' ueS'''SeU d" '"''''
the big baldwin locomotive works to-
night, entaiHng a loss of 81 600, 900.
nj. aost.o,.od h,ilaloe ,ae abhut r1s
,......,,,,,.
feet long by l50 feet deep immSdiate-
Is adjoining the main office Nt Broud
set snrino Garden streets and The
,...,.,, 49,. o,,d
eIet"Hs S'"pS' "'"NN7 '''''',
foundries These buildings we're
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
CAL|FORNIANS
MAKE MILD
PROTEST
OBJECT TO GOVERNMENTS
ATTITUDE ON SCHOOLS
Attempt to Force Japanese
Into Classes With White
Children Denounced as Un-
Warranted Interference,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wlre,l

lBy Morning Juurnal Speclal tseNAeu NiIt'l
Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 29.-The SEN
ate today voted down the minority
resolution on. the Japanese school
question and passed the senate con-
current Sub-resolution reported by
the majority. There was a somewhat
tame debate for an hour on the mi
nority resolution, which differs from
the majority in that ii instructs the at
torney general to intervene in the suit
nov I'm the federal court and to assert
the sovereign rights OF the state or
California as reserved to 1t by the
constitution of the United States, The
majority resolution "strenuously pro-
tests against the unwarranted inter-
ference with the constitutional rights
of the state and requests the gov
ernor and attorney general to do all
things necessary to protect and save
the rights of the state of California.
The minority report reads. Where
as, the president of the United States
| is attempting to interfere while the
resolution adopted substitutes fed
I eral government" for the president.
/ The expected arraignment of lht
president did not materialize The
majority resolution was adopted with
I out debate.
The resolution is as follows;
I "Whereas. the federal government
/ is attempting to interfere with The
management and control Of the public
schools of the state of California 10y
demanding the admission of japanese
children in the schools attended b!
white children in violation of an or
der of the board Of education of thu
icfty and county Of san Francisco
made in pursuance of the laws OF TN
/ state of California. notWithstandni
that equal opportunities for education
enjoyed by-other children are open t
the children of japanese residents u
this state at public expense.
Whereas, in our Judgment such In
terferenee is without warrant OF lay
and.in Wolstiop % our anstiiutnna
rights as a sovereign state.
"Therefore be it resolved by tn
senate. the assembly concurring, Tha
1--we. on behalf of the whole people o
1.-THE state of California, do most siren
Iuously protest against this unwarrant
led interference with our constitutions
rights. and we respectfully request IN
governor and attorney general to d
IAN things necessary to protect an
Isaye The rights of the state Of Cali
iforniA in this most important matter
land we especially Commend TN
prompt action already taken by tn
governor and attorney eeuer2l to tina
/ end"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
New York Election Case.

New York. Jan. 29.-Permssion 70
appeal from the decision o the appel
late division of the supreme court
the destruction OF the pal
lnts cast IN the last city election. was
denied Mayor Mcclellan by the APP
nellnte division today. The appellate
8diyislon had previously affirmed the
decision OF lower court in refusing
10 allow the ballots to be destroyed
The mayor asks permission TO. take
the case 10 the court OF appeals, but
todays decision prevents this.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
NORTHERN NEW
MEXICO NINE
BURNING
SHOT BRINGS
DEATH TO THREE MEN
Efforts to Quench Flames in
ST. Louis, Rocky Mountain
& Pacific CoIIiery at Van
Houton Prove Futile,

TBy Morning journal Special LEASED Wirel
Pueblo. Col, Jan. 2S.-A special to
the Chieftain from Trinidad, COLI
says:
Willow Mine No g. of the st. Louis.
Rocky Mountain and Pacific company
near Van Houten, y. NJ. caught iire
this morning from misplaced shot.
and Is still burning
An Of the miners. except three es-
capped and It Is believed the latter
have been suffocated. Attempts at res
cue thus far have been futile. The
flames have successfully resisted all ei-
forts Ia extinguish them.
As there Is no direct wire commun-
ication with the pruperty lurther de-
tails are not obtainable tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-30
TO BLOW UP
SERVIAN CROWN PRINCE
Drastic Method of Venting Displeasure
nj Proposition for Appropriation.

vienna. Jan. Rumors have
reached here from Belgrade that the
explosion which occurred at that place
on Saturday evening and which shat
tered many windows Of the buildings.
was part of plot against Crown
Prince George. on whose behalf Pre-
mier pasics has Just asked the servtah
parliament for an Increase IN the civil
list from $4,000 to $40 900, de-
mand which the opposition members
had enormously opposed.