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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-12-18

Governor George Curry reached
Albuquerque at 1920 y. m, today
and was met at the train by Solo
mon Luna, national committeeman;
II. o. Bursum, chairman OF the re-
publican central committee; Colonel
r. e. Twitchell, the original booster
of the Irrigation congress; Colonel
w. S. HopeweH, chairman of the Ir-
rigation congress board of control
and head of the New Mexico state
hood league, a large number OF To-
cal citizens, attorneys and public
men and memf trs CT the press FOL
lowing a luncheon at the Alvarado
hotel, an important statehood meet
ing was held at the Alvarado hotel
which was participated in by many
of the leading citizens of the terri
tory. particularly those in direct
charge of the work of securing state
hood through the congress of the
United States.
Governor Curry was accompanied
to Albuquerque by E. c. Burke, sec
retary OF the New Mexico statehood
league.
The following communication was
drawn up by those present and CIV
en- to the members of the press for
publicity:
To the People of the Territory of
New Mexico:
Governor Curry and a number OF
other prominent citizens OF the ter
rltory who will cooperate with him,
will leave for Washington about Jan.
/ to determine the status OF the state
hood situation, and the best measure
they deem IT a visable to pursue. Up
on ascertaining this, the chairman
of the New Mexico Statehood League
VIII be notified and at that time a
large representative non-partisan del
egation will be selected TO go TO
Washington to assist and promote the
statehood issue. Any citizen In SYM
pathy with the movement will be
gladly welcomed as a member OF the
delegation and the assistance OF any
New Mexican, who may visit Wash
ington now or at any time is earnest
ly solicited.
"In the event that the statehood
bill should fail TO pass this winter,
81 ear masses of the people In the
eastern states will be enlightened as
70 New MexicO's conditions through
their many representatives who Will
ettend the National Irrigation Con-
gress, to be held in Albuquerque next
October.
Many public men OF the United
States will attend as delegates or as
visitors and New Mexico should do
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-12-18
NEW MEXICO. WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER Is. 1907
SANTA f MAN HEADS LIST
FOR BIG MONEY PRIZES

T. B. CdtrOn This Afternoon Pledged
Two Money Prizes For Exhibits For
Irrigation COngreSS--SlO0 For Best
Apples and 500 For Best Pears.
From Irrigated Orchards.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-12-18

rsaVer.I Colo. Dec. Ie.--Tsnight fair,
Thursday tsIT and warmer.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-12-18

No. I--7.45 p. m.
No. 4-5,5 so p. m.
No. 10 as p. m.
No. SO. 40 p. m.
No. o-IL55 p. m.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
John Humphreys, Expert Powder
Man Meets With a Bad
Accident.

Late yesterday afternoon he first
serious accident that has occurred on
the property of the Redlands Irriga-
ton company, was brought about
when John Humphreys, expert pow
der man, employed by the company.
was made the victim of a premature
blast. 1t seemed that he was work
ing with a blast when it went off with
out any warning. Humphreys was
struck by a missile almost full in the
face A great cash was cut over
one eye, his cheeks were lacerated
and it is feared that his eyes are bad
ly injured.
He was taken to his home and snf-
fered great pain last night and to-
day. He is middle aged man and
has a family.
1t is reported that yesterday rock
fell on one of the workmen and pain
fully injured his foot.
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HE WORKED HERE
officers of Several Counties Are Look
For One Alex Moore,
For Forgery.

The authorities of several count
les are looking for fellow named,
Alexander Moore. 1t is charged that
the man has a mania for signing
other peoples names to checks and
cashing the same. It seems that he
has in every case signed the name of
Rooney & McManus, a mining firm of
Leadville. to the Illegal check. Moore
formerly worked for the firm but
some time ago came to the western
slope. and from all accounts has been
paying his way by money raised on
these checks. All the checks are said
to have been drawn on a Leadville
bank, and reports from Leadville
state that almost every day one or
more of these checks have come into
the Leadville bank.
It is known that Moore was in
Grand Junction a few days ago If he
is not here now and one or more
checks given by him to local people
have reached Leadville. all are sign
ed by the forged name of Rooney &
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
INTERESTING DIVORCE CASE.

An interesting divorce case was
called in the county court this after
noon but was postponed until Febru-
airy 16th. at the request of the attor-
ney for the defense.
Mrs. Mason. wife of o. II. Mason,
q long time citizen of the lower va,>
ley. is seeking a divorce from her hus-
band on the grounds of several com
plants.
II seems that the wife started di-
vorce proceedings months ago but the
difference was patched up at the time
and the couple continued to live to-
gether. But now the domestic rela-
tions are again strained. However
II seems that Mason went east for a
long stay. ignoring the costs of court
connected with the case ano as re-
suit found himself charged with con-
tempt of court and this case. it Is re-
ported. has never been settled.
Mason is characterized by his long
flowing beard. which. If he did not
Keep tied up. would extend almost to
the ground He is well known throu-
ghout the valley.
other peoples names TO checks and
some young daughter who was in
court this afternoon with her mother.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

take charge of the defense today and
would not retire from the case. AS q
result of this change the defense put
up stubborn fight all morning and
won out on many points. BY clever
maneuvering and argument Attorney
Delmas got Attorney Jerome to agree
TO allow the testimony of the witness
es barred yesterday afternoon to be
given today.
A sensation was created when Ben
on Madison Square Garden theatre
took the stand and testified that
Stanford White, the murdered man,
came on the stage on Christmas eve.
1908 and in a. conversation with Bow
man declared his intention of killing
Thaw whom he called vile name.
Bowman testified that on several sub
sequent occasions White made SINH
lar threats in his presence.
It has developed that insanity will
not be the only defense offered for
Thaw but that self-defense will be
plead.
It is generally admitted that At
torney Gleason made mistake in in
Producing DR.. Wiley on the stand to
testify as an expert on insanity when
it has become known that Dr. Wiley
is not an expert. His testimony real
ly weakened the case.
There have been no further i'm
portant developments up to noon to-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

Denver, Feb. Especial. Sen
ator e. T. Taylor had field day yes
terday. He won out ON several of his
measures. In spite of strenuous OPP
position from western slope people he
succeeded in getting his bill to
change the name of the Grand river
to the Colorado river through the
senate by vote of 16 to s.
There was very little opposition TO
the bill on the part of any of the sena-
tors. Senator Taylor's constitution
al amendment to prohibit gerryman-
dering passed the senate on its sec
ond reading. 1t is considered one of
the best measures before the Iegis-
lature.
Senator Taylor in advancing his
reasons for the passage of the bill to
change the name of the Grand river
declared that 80 per cent of the
state are in favor of the change.
Senator Harrison's amendment to
make it a hyphenized word as "The
Grand-C Colorado" was lost.
The pure food bill was passed with
out further amendment.
The financial committee and COM
mittee on state Institutions, of the
senate, has gone on record as op-
posing the junkets to the state insti-
tutions by members of the legisla-
ture. These committees declare the
junkets are useless expenses.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
COMMITTEE
GETS BUSY
IMPORTANT STEP
Taken This Morning by Y.
n. c. A. Executive Com
mittee--$500 for the Cam
paign Expenses - Plans
Formed.

The committee named by Mayor
1. ~ Bunting to carry on plans for
a Y. NJ. c. A. Building met in the
office of e. NJ. slocomb February 6,
at ten o'clock a. m.
Present were w. E. Dudley. O. B.
Whipple. E. NJ. Slocomb, N. Bunt-
ing, E. p shellenburger. c. Plank.
Rev George F. LeClere, F. A. Lyons,
J. H. Rankin, o. H. Miller, H F. Vor-
beck and J. E. beaverton.
Absent: " C. Talbert, j S. Carna-
Ian and George r. Warner.
e. NJ. Slocomb was elected as chair
man. J. E. beaverton, was elected
secretary. and j. c. Plank was elect
ed Treasurer.
Moved and seconded that the chair
appoint five more men to serve on
the executive committee. This mo-
tion carried unanimously. The chair
then appointed. e. H. Craven. f. d.
Barney, w. p. Ella. William Camp
bell and William Weiser.
Moved and seconded that the chair
appoint a committee of two to ap-
point chairman and vice-chairman
of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
iatlon committee. Carried.
The chair appointed l. N. Bunt-
ing and j. e. Leaverton.
The committee reported. and ap-
pointed William Weiser. chairman
CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
All Germany Happy
Over the Election

Berlin, Feb. G.-The reballoting in
the reichstag elections which occur
red throughout the empire today. em-
phasized the government victory Of
January 25th There were further
heavy losses in Socialists seats while
the Clericals more than held their
own. The Socialists now return to
the reichstag shorn of nearly half
their strength. They have lost old
strongholds like Dresden, Elberfield
and FranHfort-on- the-Main, and they
suffered defeat in Setting Darmstadt
Pluen. Grimma. Annaberg and Mum
ich. On the other hand they have
captured Strasburg. Wiebaden, ofien-
bach and Muchelem on the Rhine.
A tabulation prepared by the Lokal
Anzieger, with three districts still to
be heard from, gives The Socialists
4s seats in the new reichstag, against
10 seats in the old body.
The Socialists have returned only
eight members from saxony as
against twenty-three in 1908.
All political parties nave piOh'eN
from the socialist losses.
The crowds that gathered at the
paper Offices tonight formed a pro
cession 10000 or $4,000 strong and
began marching through the streets
singing The Watch on the Rhine
ana other patriotic songs. The peo-
pie finally proceeded to the palace oil
Imperial Chancellor Won Buelow' who
addressed them
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
h o%% essn e Sa%%ss ss @ p
THE FAIR


THE FAIR PATRONS SURELY
HAVE MANIFESTED A MOST
HEARTY RESPONSE TO OUR EN-
BRoIDERY SALE, FAR sURPAss-
ING OUR EXPECTATIONS WHICH
WE HAD PLACED VERY HIGH,
AND WHAT GIVES US THE Ut
MOST SATISFACTION, Is THAT
THE SPECIAL VALUES WERE
THOROUGHLY APPRECIATED.
AND THESE VALUES, MANY OF
THEM, BY THE WAY, WE OUR
SELVES COULD NOT BEGIN TO
DUPLICATE AT THE FORMER
PRICES.
a LOGICAL SEQUENCE TO OUR
EMBROIDERY SALE Is A SALE OF
WHITE GOODS; WE SHALL
THEREFORE, PLACE ON SALE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL THE
LOVLIEST LINE OF WHITE WASH
FABRICS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN
THE WORLD WILL DRESS IN
WHITE DURING THE COMING
SEASON, AND 1.-THE BEST EVER
Is NOT TOO GOOD FOR THE FAIR
STORE PATRONS. HAVING THE
MATERIALS EARLY AT HAND CIV
Fs ONE AMPLE TIME FOR HOME
SEWING DURING THE FIRST
DAYS OF SPRING WHEN ONE
FEELS MORE INCLINED TO DO
WORK THAN LATER.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
Jerome Too Much for Gleason and Del
mas Takes Charge of the Defense
and Holds Jerome in Check.
Witness Swears That White Frequently
Threatened to Kill Thaw.

New York, Feb. (speciaD-
Harry X. Thaw last night bitterly de-
nounced his attorneys for their con
duct of the defense in the court yes
terday He did not like the turn
of affairs and believes that the attor-
neys greatly weakened his defense
by the developments yesterday.
That there is a big quarrel on be-
tween the attorneys is not denied.
1t was stated yesterday that Attor-
ney Delmas, who came from San
Francisco. would retire from the
case. He had nothing to say during
the progress of the trial yesterday
afternoon. Attorney John C. Gleason
conducted the case and he allowed
District Attorney Jerome to get the
best of him throughout the after
noon. AS a result of Gleason being
not prepared with certain authorities
to combat an objection raised by At
torney Jerome a number of witnesses
for the defense, who were expected to
strengthen the lrsanity plea, were not
allowed to testify. Jerome triumph
ed at every turn yesterday afternoon
and it was the general opinion when
the trial had been ended for the day
that the defense had lost on every
hand.
This morning however 1t was an
nounced that Attorney Delmas would
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

George Vallery. general manager
oil the Colorado Midland, is named as
the grantor in deed received at
the county clerks Office this morn
ing. in which tract of land In The
county is transferred TO George Bal
llntlne. The consideration is s4,-
600.
Work will be done in third degree
at the meeting OF the Knights of
Pythias this evening. A large class
viii be put through the degree.
Read the great adv. Of the G. J.
brokerage company Thursday.
Candy at the G V. Store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
GANS-LEWIS

Philadelphia. Feb. 6.-Joe Cans
and Harry Lewis today signed articl-
es of agreement for a fight to fin
ish for the light weight championship
of the world. The men will fight for
$500 side and the biggest purse of
fered. The men are to fight at 1873
pounds ringside.
Each of the pugilists posted 81 1000
to bind the match.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
SUCCEEDS ALCER

Lansing. Mich, Feb. e.-congress-
man VIM. Alden Smith was this af-
ternoon elected by the Legislature to
fill the unexpired term of Senator Al
ger. who died at his home at Washing
ton ten days ago.
Congressman Smith has already
been elected as Alger's successor at
the expiration of his term.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
RECOVER DEAD

salida, Feb. 6.-The bodies of 81,
men, Killed in the snow slide at Mon
arch night before last. have been dis
covered and recovered from under
the mountain of snow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

Read the great adv. of the G. j
Brokerage company Thursday.
Best Union made" the Shirley CT
gars at Cameron's cigar store.
Read the great adv. of the G. j
Brokerage company Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
Bill to Change Name
Of the Grand River
Passes i'm the Senate

MeManus. None are for amounts
over $50.
1t is reported that the young man
has worked his game at Glenwood.
Red Cliff. Grand Junction and other
towns of this section.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
|MORGAN's CASE

Denver, Feb. G.-The committee
pointed to Investigate Senator
gan the bribe taker. will probab-
report some time today. Senator
gan was to report to the commit
on Monday at 2;3O o'clock but he
not do So 1t is said that he is
aung the investigation with the
post contempt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
GET A RAISE

washington, Feb. 6.-All condue-
tors trainmen and yardmen Of the
Southern railway are 70 receive an N
crease in wages aggregating between
$3.50. 600 and 100000 year
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
RYAN WINNER

Hot Springs. Feb, 6.-Tommy
Ryan knocked out Dave barry ~
the afth round Of a scheduled twen-
~ round aeht before the Whiting
ton Athletic club,
Barry was outelassed at all STAGES
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
BIB ON TINE

10 take advantage of the many
~ ..ful and handsome Article.
ia. We are suffering in oar seie
a clocks, cut glass, ta1ie silver
ma all kinds of iewelry. Our
prices have been reduced ou all
of these articles, which are au
fait for weddings or birthday
gifts, or for use in your own
Home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06
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Read the great adv. of the C. ].
Brokerage company Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

uE ARE STRONG AS WE ALLY
or.rssELvEs WITH THE LAWS OF
.,.,r1-RE. AND WEAK AS WE DIS
I'D ARD OR DIsoBEY THEM
HUBBARD.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

Read the great adv. of the G.
Brolserage-eempany Thursday
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

necessary to progress and our
ever to improve on our work.
ring neither time nor expense to
.DoWN-To-DATE, That the rea-
why patrons always get their
pey's worth of PHOTOGRAPHER
kN.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

Stamping done at the G. v. store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

q DON'T TELL ABOUT WHAT YoU
WOULD DO. IF YOU WERE SOME
ONE ELsE-JUsT SHOW WHAT
YOU CAN DO YoURsELF.-HUB
BARD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-06
HOW TOM FITCH FOUGHT
A NEVADA DUEL
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that law, and he would absolutely keep
us in the prison the full two years.
Well. it seemed to me that our So
ciety was no longer desirable in Ne
vada; so we stayed in our quarters and
observed proper caution all day-except
that once Steve went over to the hotel
to attend to another customer Of mine.
That was a Mr.. Cutler. You see Laird
was not the only person whom I had
tried to reform during my occupancy of
the editorial chair. / had looked around
and selected several other people, and
delivered a new zest of life into them
through warm criticism and d1sapproV-
also that when I laid down my edi-
torial pen I had four horse-whippings
and two duels owing to me. We didn't
care for the horse-whippings; there was
no glory in them; they were not worth
the trouble Of collecting. But honor re-
quired that some notice should be TAX
en- of that either duel. Mr.. Cutler had
come up from Carson City, and had
sent a man over with a challenge from
the hotel Steve went over to pacify
him. steve weighed only ninety-hve
pounds but it was well known
throughout the territory that with his
fists he could whip anybody that walk
ed on two legs, let his weight and
science be what they might. Steve was
a ellis, ami when a ellis confronted
a man and had proposition to make,
the proposition always contained BUSH
ness When Cutler found that Steve
was my second he cooled down; he be-
came calm and rational, and was ready
to listen. Steve gave him fifteen min
utes to get out of the hotel, and half
an hour to get out of town or there
would be results. So that duel went off
successfully, because Mr.. Cutler imme-
dfately left for. Carson a convinced and
reformed man,
I have never had anything to do with
duels since. thoroughly disapprove of
duels I consider them unwise, and I
know they are dangerous. Also, sinful.
| If man should challenge me now, l
would go to that man and take him
| kindly and forgivingly by the hand and
| lead him to a quiet retired spot, and
! kill him.
| MARK TWAIN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-06

you are sure to buy blue flowers from
them until train time at prices as loIty
at their habitat. This blue flower
craze doesn't hold you long, but while
it lasts it would be cheaper to be an
orchid fancier.
1t is much cheaper, in fact far more
satisfactory in the long run, to BUY
deer than blue flowers; the deer you
can ship In the baggage car, while
the blue flowers require personal at
tention. And even if you do enter
Valparaiso with the deer in your arms,
, your friends will not ask you If you
were not drugged into buying it
That's the trouble with the blue
f1owers-every one knows where you
got them They don't know how
much it cost you to get them, except
that it was a lot more than they are
worth,
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RLuE FLOWERS OF THE ANDES.

Some of the smaller OF the railroad
towns of Chile are we'll worth Drawing
the trip by the slow train to see. There
is one 1 remember in particular stu
ated near the summit of the divide
between the valleys of the Mapocho
and Llai Llai, where the great noun
tain blue flowers and the little Andean
deer are brought down.
The strangely beautiful blue flower
of the Cordillera blossom only for
few weeks In the spring, at which time
it is gathered high up at the snow
line by the lithesome village maidens
and brought down to the train to sell.
The petals, blue as the sky, are as
delicate, soft and pliable as the palm
OF fine kid glove, and resist tearing
almost as strongly. II a petal is
twisted and wrung between the fin
gers it exudes a drop of liquid posses
sing a most powerful and penetrating,
but thoroughly pleasing odor. This
juice is as strong as a f1avorins; ex-
tract, and drop of it will give per-
ceptible taste to a gallon of water,
from which arises practice in witch
cry by the willy mountain maids.
They wait until you are finishing
your breakfast, when one slips up to
your side and holds a big bunch of
flowers for you to bury your face in
by way of sampling. while another
executes a flank movement, on your
unprotected side and drops some
brushed petals into your coffee When
your face comes out of the flowers
and you begin to sip your coffee, they
both laugh and clap their hands and
tell you not to be angry. as it is only
a "costumbre del pueblo''-a custom of
the village. OF course you are not
angry; and if you are not pretty mean
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-06
MAHoMET's CHOICE.

eff I had but two loaves of bread,
Mahomet said,
81 would sell one, that I might buy
Sweet hyacinths, to satisfy
My hungry soul.
Sweet Oriental! Prophet wise!
You taught each one OF us, who fam
By body's dole
Would feed the soul,
That it is gain
When hyacinths he buys,
Fen though he sacrifice
His loaf of bread.
LYDIA CoONLEY WARD.
Honolulu, Jan. l, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-06
DASHING.

Once more will Peary dash
Once more the records smash:
Listen: He calls for cash,
Bravest of men.
Then. when the trip is made,
Frost-bit, but not afraid,
Beaten, but undismayed,
He'll call again.
Philadelphia Ledger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-06
TODAY'S BAND CONCERT

The Hawaiian band will play Sun
day afternoon at three on the Capitol
grounds.
PART I.
1.-The Old Hundred"
Grand March-"The Queen of She
pa ...-.---... -.-.-..-.. Gounoo
Overture-"Nakiris Wedding ...Linke
IntermeZZo - THE Peacemaker'
NEW .-....-.-......-- AiLOTu
Selection-'The Bohemian Girl. .Balfe
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. ar by Berger
Selection-'The Belle of Mayfair"
tH6W} SludI L
(a) THE Passing Hour" OBJ I'm
Rose Thicket' .....,.........Ei lenberg
Ffnale-"The Goldenrod' (new) Abbott
THE Star Spangled Banner"
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did your husband have any luck at
the races?" asked the neighbor who
comes looking for news. Wonderful
luck" answered young Mrs Torkins.
He inadvertently put a twenty-dollar
bill in his vest pocket and forgot to
bet t.''-Washington Star.
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TO OCEAN
By the Little Grown Poet.


Oh Ocean! thy faceless face laughs to me,
And my shapeless winkling eyes catch thy face
Oh Ocean! where is thy bottomless bottomY
1 wonder thy deepess depth touches the hellf
Oh Ocean! mirror-like faced vast surface,
go near to thy face and dine meath thy shirt
Ships and fishes disturb thy peaceful mind,
Wind confuses thy sleeping still heart,
But / do not disturb stir thy sleeping;
Thou hast husband up above thy eyes,
IT'S the sky talks to thy wailing ears
And kisses with thy lips in far away
All the night, all the day.
Honolulu, Jan. l, 1907.
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How much postage will this re-
quire?" asked the young author. ''It
is one of my manuscripts 1.-TWO
cents an ounce" answered the post
office clerk. That's first-class natter
ooh, thank you!"-Judge.