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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Began With Mohammed

Curiously enough, while "Mansonia"
was putting forth its first shoot, there
was terminating in the east, on the
peninsula of Arabia, another seed also
destined to grow into a mighty tree, of
which the end is not yet. II was in
62O that Mohammeh. preaching unack-
nowlcdged in Mecca, his birthplace, re-
ceived the alteration of the pilgrims
from Medina, from which dates the rise
OF Islam. Two years later followed
Mohammed's flight from the wrath Of
Koreish and the exodus of his follow
ers to Medina-the hegira. from which
Mussuimans date their reckoning
Into so distant days go the roots of
Mansonia-dsys seemingly so complete
ly removed from our own times and
our experiences that even the most
painstaking and most inspired attempts
to restore the past yield but shadow
pictures that dissolve at the touch. But
the solid wood rings of Mansonia
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
MAXIMUM GROWTH
MINIMUM GROWTH

The ratio between these maXima and
minima of one years growth is IA to
l. That is to say, in the year in which
the tree grew fastest, it put on almost
Y times more girth than in its year
of slowest growth.
The greatest growth a decade was
obtained
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

The smallest record for any decade
was 1.4O inches. in 5000 and 7s0-9O
of the trees life, or A d. 1200-1O and
1400-10. -
The ratio of decade maxima to mini
ma is 3.34:1
The maximum growth in groups of
100 years occurred from the trees for
tleth TO one hundred and fortieth year
A. ID. 60 TO 760--namely, 35 inches.
Fifteen and ninetytwo one hundredths
inches, the smallest century increase
was scored between Mansonia's five
hundred and siXtieth and six hundred
and siXtieth year-A. D. 11S0-12S0. The
ratip of maximum to minimum growth,
by groups of 100 years, is % to /.
1t will be observed that the ratios of
disparate growth decline as the time
units used for comparison increase
Two consecutive years of maximum
growth our tree enjoyed from A. D.
1928 to 1880, or in its own years 1908
to 1910, when it gained one and
half inches. In those two years it
exceeded its average rate three times
and its minimum rate nine times. Also.
1T grew more in those two years than
in the 10 years from its five hundred
and eightieth year to five hundred and
ninetieth year; and it grew nearly
one-tenth as much as in its century of
minimum growth.
OpSerNdlioh Vi tnese variations, Suf-
hciently striking as we have seem nat
urally leads to the question: Why does
tree grow more rapidly, put on more
girth in one year than another?
Here Mansonia is bad witness-it
tells too much. Each one of its rings
tells the whole story of all that has
happened during the year to advance
or check growth. And since we lack
the key to separate one element from
the other. the answer to our question
as given by the tree itself lacks
clearness and reliability.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
By Hugh Jeidell

NE golden day of Indian sum-
mer. IS centuries ago. in a Sierra
Y y forest where the futed shafts
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
THRONGS VISIT
BATTLESHIPS
At ANCHOR
SAL ORS SPEND DAY
ON SIGHTSEEING TOUR



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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12

FOR SALE-Black matched team OF
eastern light driving horses, 6l'
Gnnth Edith.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
STORAGE

WANTED--P Pianos, household goods,
etc. stored and packed safely at
reasonable rates Phone $40, The
Security Warehouse & improvement
co. offices, Rooms and 4, Grant
Block, Third street and Central Ave
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12

FOR SAIE-Best residence corner in
Albuquerque, Porterheld CO., 2l6
West Cold ml2
FOR SAILS room cottage. stone
foundation, close. pantry corner
lot. excellent water, trees and shrub
berry A bargain, $4,000 Room 3
Armjo Building,
FOR SNLE--lf You want "a home or
investment see Porterdeld Co. 216
West Gold ml2
FOR SALE--Some good building lots
$40 cash. s. per month, Porter
field Cos 2r6 West Gold. m12
FOR SALE room house fun lot,
$3.50. Sl00 cash. SIS per month.
This is easy Porterield Co.. 2l6 West
cold ml2
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
MONEY TOLOAN

(VTTtGTTTGY (VTTtGT'TSrTTGr>7YI-~ 70 LOAN in sums to suit
on real estate security or good com
mercial paper. Room 3 ArmiJo
Il,,fI1iup
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12

WANT ED -- Able-bodled, unmarried
men between the ages Of q and 35;
citizens of the United states. OF good
character, and temperate habits, who
can read. speak and write English.
For information apply to Recruiting
Onice( 203a Central avenue, Albu-
querane, n. NJ If
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12

WANTED--IIlgh grade men TO fill of
flee, mercantile and technical posi-
tious in the southwest southwestern
Business Association, 20l e.. Central
avenue, Albuquerque, n. NJ. Phone
.251. If
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
Personal Property Loans
Money tOLOan

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS,
Horses, Wagons and other Chattels'
also on Salaries and Warehouse Re
cefpts. as low as $1,000 and as high as
$4,000. Loans are quickly made ana
strictly private. Time: one month TO
one year given. Goods to remain IN
your possession. Our rates are rea-
sonabIe. Call and see US before bor-
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from al parts of the world.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY
Rooms 9 and 4, Grant Bldg.
PRIVATE OFFICES
OPEN EVENINGS
3O3IL West Central AVenU
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
WkNTED---PoSItI0ns

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c.. Care Of Morning Journal mil
THE HOME LAUNDRY wants your
waists and summer clothing to d."
M Prices right. Lace curtains
specialty. Al South Fourth. Phone
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL TUESDAY, MAY r. 1908
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WENTED--MaIe

WANTED first class cook. male or
female, for hotel work, out of town
position Address II. H., Care Of
Journal II
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS

$3.50 cash or $500 on instalIment.
for one of the new stylish suits. The
weIl-known David Marks Custom
Made Clothing, sold everywhere from
S1S 10 $50. This is your opportunity
TO get suit for $3.50 cash or for
S1.00 weekly. Come and SEQ them.
l.. MAHARAM,
Mast TantuaI
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-New S-room house,
modern. furnished or unfurufsued,
5-ruom house, new, modern 3lb n.
5th. lots on North Fifth, close in.
Also one carriage viii sell at a bar
gain If sold at once Inquire at 522
East Central
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-12

WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the
Morning Journal Five cents per
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
49 ARE ELIGIBLE
To Start in the Brooklyn Han. dicap for Three Year Olds
 and Upwards.
BALLOT HAS TOP WEIGHT
NeaIon, Winner of Last Years Subur. ban, Will Carry f25-Colin's
 Weight is Ill.

New York, Jan. 29.--Announce- ment was made to-day of the weights for the Brooklyn handicap of 1908. The race is for three-year- and upwards, and the distance one mile and quarter. Forty-nine horses are eligible to start, with Ballot, of the Keene stable. having top weight, 126 pounds. Nealon, the winner of last years Suburban, will carry 125 pound years Suburban, will carry 125 pounds. Colin, James R. Keenes un- beaten -year-old of last year, must shoulder Ill pounds, the heaviest weight in the three-year- division.
 The weights for the more promi- nent entries are:
 Charles Edward, 122; Calvidere, 121; Glorif1er and Montgomery, 120; Superman and Dandelion, TIT; Run ming Water, 115; McCarter, 114; De- mind, 110; Celt, 106; Uncle, 105; Jim Gaffney, 101; Firestone, 9S; Cohort, 96 Falcada, 95; Master Robert and Running Account, 95
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
JOCKEY BADLY HURT Heider Thrown from Creolin at the Sixth Jump in the
 Steeplechase. BREAKS HIS C0LLARBONE And Receives Compound Fracture of Right Arm--Nlay be Inter-
 nally Injured.

New Orleans, Jan. 29.-The Steeple- chase races at City Park today was Won by Monte Carlo at to l. Jockey Heider, on Creolin, which fell at the sixth jump in the steeplechase, sis- tained a broken collarbone, a compound fracture of the right arm and may be internally injured. Weather cloudy; track fast.
 First race, 1-1s miles -Rexane. sI (Sumter), s to 1, won; Water Cooler, 100 (HufnageD, 30 to 1. second; My Love, 1O8 (Heustis), 15 to l., third. Time. 1;49 3-5.
 Second. steeplechase Monte Carlo, 13S (Pending). 8, to 1, won; Pete Vine gar, 14S (Welton), 6 to 1, second; Peter Becker, 14s (Hufnam), 10 to i, third. Time, S:O2 2-5.
 Third. six furlongs-C -Colloquy. IT (HeideD. Il to 5, won: Lens, 1O7 (Not- ter), to 5, second Apache, 92 1-2 (Henry) 25 to 1, third. Time 1:13 3-5,
 Fourth, three furlongs, the National Stakes-Fore, 110 Uee), to 1, won; Sea Well, 1lS (Notter) ? to- 1. second; Elizabeth Harwood, 115 (Koerner), to }, third. Time, :35 4-5.
 Fifth, mile-Lad of Langdon, 104 (McDanieD, to 1, won; Hyperion IL. 10a (Notter). g to 5, second; Carthage. 109 Powers), to ?, third. Time. 1:40 S-5.
 Sixth, mile and sixteenth selling Shakespeare. 105 (Notter), 15 to 1, won; Lotus Brande, 105 (Powers), to l., second; Stoneman, 100 (Dubec), 10 to 1. third. Time, i:49 4-5
 Seventh, mile and sixteenth, selling Green Seal, 99 (Henry), 5 to 2, won; Lord Lovat, 10s (Notter), to 2, sec ond Gild, loS (McDanieD, to ?, third. Time. 1:4S 2-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
BOXING IS REVIVED Mayor of Bridgeport Will Per init Big Bout at Park
 City Rink. LEWIS-FITZGERALD MATCH else is Manly and Healthy"
 Says Lee.

Bridgeport, Jan. 2s-Though it was concluded that the boxing game in Bridgeport had been killed as the result of the Burke Johnson fight, such ap- pears not to be the case, as Mayor Lee has granted a permit to Robert Veit. of the Connecticut Breweries O.. to hold a boxing carnival in the Park City rink on February 29, and MT Veit has wired Harry Lewis. conquerer of Frank Mintell, holder of the welterweight championship and Willie Fitzgerald, the fighting Harp" and both are ex- pected 10 wire their acceptance of the terms.
 The views of the mayor on boxing are well known. He believes that the exercise is manly and healthful. but will not countenance for one moment matches of an unequal nature. or be- ! tween colored and q white man. as
 was the Burke Johnson go, and the mayor will not give permission for bouts to be held by any but responsible parties and positively will not allow them to be held in a theater. He has refused permits to several parties lately, including the Mohawk | club o-daY.
 A match between Harry Lewis and Willie Fitzgerald would be a fine draw 1 ing card for both boys are well known and would put up clean. even contest ! in the opinion of the promoter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
Sporting News of World.
LIGHT GUARDS vICTORs.
yanquish Battery \ Basketball Team
 at Branford, 23 to 8.

The Light Guards basketball team defeated the Battery A team at Brsn- ford last evening by the score of 29 to s. The game was played at Pythian hall before a large enthusiastic crowd. The next game for the Light Guards will be with the Clintons at the Foote Boys club.
 The lineup of the Light Guards fol- lows: Mccormick, Walter Felsted. Meade and Lyme.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
HASKELL ON HARVARD TEAM,
In Trial Run Beats, Out Hoyt for Re
 lay by 1-5 Second.

As result of the trials held Tues day afternoon on the board track at Harvard, P. c. Haskell was chosen the fourth man on the varsity relay team that will compete against Yale Saturday night in the B. A. A. games. The other members of the team are M. B. Van Brunt, H. Watson and F. K. Merrihew. Van Brunt is captain.
 Until Tuesday the fourth place on the relay lay between P. c. Haskell and R. r. Hoyt, who had tied on the previous trials. Hoyt ran his trial first Tuesday, doing 7S0, but made the mistake of saving himself early in the run and doing the first two laps very slowly,
 Haskell hit up fairly fast clip for the first two laps doing them several seconds better than Hoyt and he thus gained an advantage. He did not finish as fast but succeeded in going the distance in 52 3-5th seconds. This was enough to put him on the team, and Hoyt will be first substitute.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
YALE FIVE DEFEAT HARVARD. Captain Brooke Iniured-Eh Fresh-
 men Also Victors.

Boston, Jan. 2s-In a fast game the Yale basketball team defeated Har- yard by a score of 10 to at Mechanics hall tonight. Harvard led at the end of the first period, to 2. Early in the second period Captain Moves of Yale, clashed with Captain Brooke of liar yard. and the latter was forced to re- tire on account of injuries. After this incident the visitors scored frequently although the winning tally was not made until within the last half minute of play
 The Yaie freshmen defeated Harvard II by a score of 20 to IS.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30

T didn't knew" Did you think they might have seen you and secreted themselves behind the boxes and barrels?" ''I didn't know Catching Two Burglars With Lighted
 Match. Then you lighted the matches?" Yes"
 Isn't that poor way to hunt burg lars?"
 'l don't know" Did you have dark lantern?" No"
 You told MT. Frederick that you had been detailed on special duty, didn't you?"
 No" - Did he ask your" "I don't remember" Didn't he reply something about your uniform?' No"
 Do you claim you can recall all that was said, word for word?" "Pptty near You knew Dorman and McAvoy?' Yes"
 "Friends?"
 "I wouldn't say anything different" How long have you known them?" Ever since I have been in the police department.
 You told them you were there on a complant?"
 Yes
 Did you know Brunt by name?" "No."
 Did you know any one in the All. Rail Coal Co.'S officer" NO"
 Did you tell Mir Frederick or tht officers about Brunt and his com plaint?'
 T didn't get chance" Didn't they say you'd better no talk?"
 They did"
 Did Mir Frederick say so?" No
 Did you tell MT. Frederick of 1t 'I couldn't"
 why"
 T didn't know the mans name,' Didn't Mr Frederick ask you wha you were doing there?' No, | don't think he did'' Didn't you attempt to tell MT. Fred erick about man of the All-Rail Goa company compaining to you?" Nc"
 "Why?"
 "The officers told me not to talk. remember McAvoy telling me not | say anything"
 You were afraid your explanation wouldn't be sufficient?''
 T wasn't afraid"
 Why did you speak of your wifi and children them"
 Wouldn't it be disgrace?" You say that after lighting thos two matches you went to the bac door?"
 Yes"
 Why did you not go to the doc hrst?" T saw this shadow Did the shadow extend inward C out?" Out"
 As if the light were inside?' No, as if from an electric light" How could there be any shadow ur less there was a light farther in?'' T don't know Well, if was foeg and [ couldn't see very plain You didn't see any form or object % No
 So you were following shadow il q to the sheds'
 Yes Did you become satisfied that Y, couldn't find the shadow?"
 I became satisfied no one VI there"
 Didn't you try the door?'
 Yes
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
YALE SCHEDULE OUT
Ellis Baseball Team Starts the Season Here Third Week
 in March.
WILLIAMS GAME DROPPED
Louisiana to Play Here-Only One Game Planned With Brown
 University.

Few changes from last year are made in the Yale baseball schedule announc- ed yesterday by Manager Thornton of the baseball association. The principal change is the doing away with the Easter trip, the only game during the vacation being that on April 21 with the Hartford state league team at Hartford The rest of the vacation will be spent in practice.
 Williams is dropped from the sche- dule this year. and instead of having three games with Brown as has been the custom in the past there will be but two. Wednesday, May 27, in New Haven Louisiana State college will send team here for the first time, the game being played June 10.
 Two games will be played against Holy Cross this year. The first Prince ton game will be played Memorial day in New Haven.
 Captain Tad Jones will have direct charge of the coaching through the spring and will be assisted by Yale graduate players who live in New York. game with graduate players is also planned Following is the schedule:
 March 2l, New York university, New Haven.
 March 25, Manhattan, New Haven.
 April {, Fordhan', Fordham.
 April 2, Tufts, New Haven.
 April H. New York National league, New York city April 21, Hartford league, Hartford.
 April 25, Columbia New York city. April 29, Army, West Point.
 May g. University of Pennsylvania, New Haven.
 May {. Georgetown, New Haven.
 May 6, Brown, Providence.
 May 7 Syracuse, New Haven. May 9, Andover, New Haven. May 13, Wesleyan, New Haven.
 May l4 Dartmouth, New Haven May IS. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
 May 20. Amherst New Haven. May 2S, Holy Cross. Worcester.
 May 2T, Brown, New Haven. May 30, Princeton, New Haven. i June 3, Holy Cross, New Haven.
 June 6, Princeton, Princeton.
 June 6, Princeton, Princeton.
 June 10, Louisiana State college, New l Haven.
 June 13. Cornell. New Haven.
 June Is, Princeton, Gin case or t1e) New York city
 June IS. Harvard, Cambridge.
 June 23, Harvard, New Haven,
 June 27. Harvard Gin case or tle) | New York city
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
EASY FOR N. H. H. S. FIVE.
The Local Basketball Team Defeat
 Bulkeley. Si to I.
Special to the JournaI-CourIer.) )

New London, Jan. 29-The visiting New Haven hign school basketball team proved to fast and far too strong for the Bulkeley high school five of this city this evening and defeated the To- calls by the score of 34 to f.
 Frankel played star game for the visitors caging eight goals from the field and basketing four fouls.
 Bulkeley scored on goal and two foul in the first half The lineup and sum. mary:
 N. H. High. Bulkeley Alderman ................... Buckley
 Right Forward.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
BOWLING.
AT THE Y. NJ. R.. C. ALLEYS.
Algonquins Fall to Defeat Before
 Mighty Corners.

The Algonquins suffered defeat last evening at the Republican club alleys, losing two games of their series to the Corners. Buxbaum of the Corners got away with all the honors. high single with score of 2S6 and high three strings with a score of 54s.
 The score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30

Beecher, E. Swift, Morgan and Jacob son; Tuxedo, Collett, Weber, Huber, Janswick and Riley: Republican club, Dickens, Hollacher, Dickens. Kelsey, Schecker or A. Powell and Mix or Hall.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
BROWN TAKES CLOSE GAME

Providence. R. l.. Jan 29.-ln close ly contested game of basket ball here tonight. Brown defeated Colgate by a score of 2s to 21 The game was fast and clean and was marked by the large number of goals obtained by long dis tance throws.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
AT THE RINGSIDE.

Twins Flynn matched ain in Angeles February II. is figuring on bringing back Sso9Go to America vv his match with Jack Palmer weeks from
  h Eneral show the coin Ferns the one-tne welterWeght areg sketch of his fight with Abe Atte next Friday Ate is if they want get bet down There icalIy no sight
 Willie and the arnorv A A in Tuesday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
CEDAR HILL LEAGUE.
Growlcrs Capture Two Out of Three
 Games from Grunters.

The Growlers were too strong for the Grunters last evening in their match game at the Tuexdo alleys. Reickert captured high three strings with to- tai of 49f, and also took high single with a score of l7e The scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30

Wodtke, 'the flying Dutchman," will mako his debut of the season in this city tomorrow evening. when Paw tucket will endeavor to pick the bud of the new New Haven polo aggregation The local fans are much interested in this player, whose home is in this city, and they ought to avail themselves of the chance of again seeing the star at work. Wodtke has been in this sec ton of the country since the defunci interstate burst its cover.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30

"On your own beat?' No"
 Didn't Send for Help, Was there a telephone at the coal office?"
 T believe SC" Why didn't you use it?' Because never use a telephone on a complaint
 Had you complaint then?" "Yes."
 From whom?" "Brunt"
 You considered it a complaint when he simply told you he had seen two men in front of Frederick's store?" Yes"
 Did Brunt use the word 'suspici- ous'?n
 T think he did, but I couldn't say positively"
 That was all you had in the way of ia complaint?'
 Yes"
 How long had you been on the beat of that night?"
 That was the sixth month Stowell then said there were two beats between his and the store. One was John Kelley's The officer on the beat at the store was John Cassidy who had been on the witness stand tho day before.
 Williams Examines Stowell. You had your revolver?' "Yes."
 Did you take your stick?" "I didn't think | needed it. You were going to capture two bur giars?"
 Yes"
 Ever start to capture two burglar before?"
 No"
 That's a good idea, You though you didn't need night stick?" "No."
 You didn't need any assistance either?"
 No"
 How long would it have taken yo' to get some one to help you by tn telephone?"
 T don't know"
 You could have got the centrs Grand avenue or the Dixwell avenu stations easily?"
 Yes"
 How far to your station was it?" "One and one-half miles v How much farther to the Dixwe than to Howard avenue station?" Same distance about.
 How far to Central station?" Two miles
 you know the cars run frequent from the station to this store?" Yes"
 But the fact is you didn't want an assistance?" If could have got it would hay taken it
 You had it in mind that it was be- to catch both of these burglars as a | officer of the law?'
 I niver gave 1t 3 thought
 well, when you arrived there. yo thought the burglars were insideo'
 "Yes"
 "You didn't see any traCks?'' "No.
 When you got to the entrance of Il shed YOU then thought the burglar were in the store?' T didn't know" Did you think they had ed?'
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
BURNS-PABNER FIGHT.

London, Jan. 29.-The fight be- tween Tommy Burns and Jack Palmer of Newcastle. which was scheduled for February l, has been postponed until Februars ss1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30

High game, Corners. 9Ss. High three strings, Buxbaum, 546 High single, Buxbaum, 236 Clinics vs. Omegas tonight at S o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-30
aT THE TUXEDO ALLEYS.
Katydids Win Two from Their Rivals
 the Meteors.

The Katydids did it to the Meteors in their last meeting, winning two games while their opponents were com pelled to he satisfied with just one.