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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
BURGLAR AT WORK
ON THE HIGHLANDS

The cleaning establishment Of Jas.
Bonnet at Ala North Broadway, was
visited by burglars last night and a
quantity of clothing and other val
uables carried off The robbery was
reported to the police early this MORN
ing and the officers are on the trail of
the thieves. Entrance was effected by
tearing a screen from one of the vim
dows which had carelessly been left
unlocked. Until he has an oppor-
tunity of taking inventory of his re-
naming stock, Mr.. Bonnet Is unable
to estimate the amount of hs loss.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01

drag into the Andrews column. The
Sun, together with the line of edi-
torial dope furnished to the Andrews
Bursum string OF weekly newspapers
from the Almanac Office. is giving the
Almanac plenty 10 copy and possibly
there is some more potent influen nee
at work to cause the amusing old
relic to take brace for Andrews than
the stimulating backing of the Sun.
At any rate the Almanac wants an
early convention 1t doesn't believe
that Larrazolo should be given any
four months start He has enough
start anyway. the Almanac thinks, and
it is beginning to get worried, More
over the Almanac recognizes that the
further away Andrews gets from the
tgood work for New Mexico he has
done in congress, the less strength he
will have with the convention; and
the somewhat sensational gains with
which the Spiess candidacy is cred
tied within the past two or three days
seems to make this view quite d sound
one
| 1t has now been definitely deter
mined that the executive committee
will meet in Albuquerque on JULY
10th to fix the date of the convention
and to fix such other little matters a;
may then appear to allow of fixing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01

Jail. In tdu interview Sarabia said.
The charge by Vice. President Corr
raj that The revolutionary movement
Is due to seed sown by us is true in
part. We published u newspaper at
San Antonio called Regeneration. La
ter We published another paper and
sent out literature from 81. Louis tell
ing of conditions in Mexico as they
really are. We set forth proofs, The
people of Mexico are awakening to a
realization Of these truths and the re-
suit is the present armed resistance
TO the Dlaz government If the pres
ent outbreak continues long enough
the Yaquis and other Indian tribes
win side with our people"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
MOORISH CHIEFTAIN
HORRIBLY TORTURED

Fee, June 24.-(Wednesdayl-
El-Malek, chief of El-Quar expedi-
tionary force, who was captured by
the followers Of Mulai Hafig was sub
jected to horrible torture owing to his
refusal to surrender. His captDrs PIT
him IN chains and left him haneins
head downward while they lashed
him into Inconsistencies.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
MANUEL SARABIA ADMITS
TORNIIGNTING REVOLUTION

Tucson. Ariz., June 3O.-Manuel
Sarabia, one of the three alleged rev.
olutionists arrested at Los Angeles,
charged by Vicc-President Ramon
Corral with instigating the present up
rising in Mexico, and who has been
held several months on conspiracy
charge, expects soon to furnish a bond
and secure his release from the county
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01


porters will allow such tremendously
powerful campaign material to lie
idle. 1t was charged that literally
hundreds of forelgnt RS, Poles, Huns,
Italians and others Nho had no right
to vote, were herded into the voting
booths in the coal camps and voted
I for Andrews. and that legitimate vot-
ers who desired to vote for Larrazolo
were inundated and bullied by dep
uty sheriffs and coal camp guards and
not allowed to vote.
The testimony brought out at the
hearings in behalf Of the Iarrazolo
contest tended to strengthen these
charges, and even if grossly exagger-
ated, as republican and MACHINE lead
ers claim the popular impression is
that very grave frauds were commit
+ ted.
This year, however. there arc COM
ing down from Colfax county rumors
of wave of political Righteousness
among the coal camps which, If true,
will mean a model election in Colfax
county and. not improbably. very
serious falling off from the vote given
for Andrews in 1906 no matter who
the candidate may be. 1t is claimed,
in fact, that there is an actual rivalry
growing up among the coal mine man
ayers as to which camps can be voted
in the most orderly, law abiding and
highly circumspect manner This Is
important, if true
1t cannot be said .hat the announce
ment of the Range, even if it speaks
for the Van Houtcn interests means
that the Las Vegas man has grip
on the machine in Colfax county, fol
there is the very powerful Phelps.
Dodge influence In ColfaX county
which is almost as powerful a factor
as the Van Houten influence, owing
to its control oe the Dawson coal camI
, and the railroad reaching it, There
has been an impression, extremely cur
rent that the El Paso and South
: western influence was disposed towart
another man. and that it was not in
: cllned to care about either Andrews o
: Spiess for the nomination. Whethe
this is still the case Is not known here
: The announcement OF the Spless can
didacy in C0lfaX county, however, ha
: served to wake up the animals and t
; cause, particularly among the back
ers of Andrews, considerable wonde
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
Unsklns Dcfcalrd N vrrII

st. Johnsberry. VI. june -
gresham Klttredge Haskins. \
nearly eight years has rcpf
the Second congressional dist
Washington, was defeated 4
nomination at the district repl
district convention today by
Plumley Of Northheld. Mr. II
Is well known. Several years i
acted as umpire OF the claims br
by Great Britain and other cod
against Venezeula He Is 64 years .
In the First Vermont district Or.
FostaH was ronomlnated for eongre
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01

strength which was noted early to-
night More than once during the daS
hope was almost abandoned. but as
the cool of evening came on the pa
tlent seemed somewhat refreshed ana
reports from the sick room were more
favorable.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
veteran Newspaper Man Dead.

Washington, June S0,-sylvanus f..
Johnson, formerly connected with the
Ohio State Journal and the New York
World. for many years Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
quirer and a former president Of the
Gridlron club, died tonight aged g.
years
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
Plead Guilty TO Rebating.

Chicago, June 3O.-A Booth & Com
pany. one of the best known firms
dealing in fish and oysters in the west,
today pleaded guilty to having accept
ed rebates from railroad companies.
An Indictment against the company
was returned year go
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
plttsllurr Banker Dead.

Detroit. June Joshua Rhoao
a prominent banker and oapitalisi
Pittsburg, died suddenly today
uracmlc poisoning al the home
Crosse Point of his father-in-ls
George H. Barbour. He was a son
Joshua Rhoades, tn Pittsburg II
manufactures. =
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
Extcnslye conI Mines Resnnc.

Kittanning, Pa, June SO.-After
long idleness the mines of the Great
Lakes Coal company at Kayer, near
here have been put into operation,
employing 140O men.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
sos.

going to drop next
iy Convention.
bf this is appearing
hackers for
lion. The venerable
| FOR a few days, a
4 TO be a trifie shaken
| of Andrews, has
and is hurting in
Eom weekly newspa-
ID force. The Alma
unexpected and what
Naluable ally In the
sun at Albuquerque,
.I ,Dl L.. ANI,E,,H -
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
I3IcycIIst's injuries Fatal.

Salt Lake city, June sO.--During
the day there has been but little
change In the condition OF Norman G.
Hopper, the bicycle rider. whose body
was pierced yesterday by a splinter
from the floor of the saucer track. The
attending physicians hold out no en-
couragement at O'clock this evening
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
PACIFIC BOND
SYNDICATE CONTINUED

Nov york. June a0.--Thc aynaleal
which In 1906 purchased gsobhn noI
ilrsl moHEasc 3 per 4nl hpnHs = |'e'
Westcfn fecllit RalINas cpinfa|'z =
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01

CONTINUED from page 1; column -
more than the distator would be-
lieve. All the laborers are with us
She said she received 5000 from
wealthy sympathizer, with which she
equipped and has dispatched to the
insurgents. leader whose name she
declined to reveal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01

le patient would probably
/ night Oxygen ls belns
tnistered.
hltion OF the eminent pi-
/ efllieals however ana ~
" are built nnon sns
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
B|RHOP POTTER IS
NEAR DEATH
No Hope Held Out for Recoy-
cry Of Eminent Episcopal
PreIate Kept Alive by 0xy-
gen.

cooperstown, y Y, June sO-Re-
ports from the bedside Of Bishop
Henry c. Potter OK the Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF New York. who
is critically III here. were somewhat
ss3,re favorable late tonight. indicat.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01

will undoubtedly give
hackers am interesting
place.
Political Purity Wa
New Mexico people
familiar with the very
of gross election frau
alleged were nerpetrat
county last election,
the coal camps which
controlled by the rail-
large corporate inauen
will be heard of these
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-01
MEXICO CLAIMS SERENE
CALM REIGNS IN REPUBLIC

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-05
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Teddy Bears, going at q
big discount at Eliason's.
Mrs. Paul Carbon, Of Benson wards
somewhat indisposed.
Don't fail to hear Miss Melke Wed.
nesday evening.
Fl. A. Peterson, Juvenile Judge,
held court In Brigham yesterday.
Charles Pinson, electrician Of Pres
ton, was In the city last Saturday on
business.
The most variedlassortment Of Val.
entines ever shown In Logan at Wiki
inson g. Sons.
Lost-A gold.filled Waltham watch
on Saturday evening. Finder please
communicate with John Mathews,
King p. o.
Joseph Bindrup, OF College Ward,
has suffered for months past with in.
flammatory rheumatism. OF late there
has been some improvement.
The finest line Of Valentines that
ever came to Logan can be seen In the
first window south Of the court house.
Harris Music Co.
Ed Walters, a student at the A. G.
Of o.. was rather badly burned about
the face last Friday by an explosion Of
gas. He was doing some work in the
chemical laboratory, touched match
to the wrong place and his face go'
the effects Of the explosion.
The sIauehterlns Of prices Il
ladies' Suits still continues al
EllaSon Sisters. Come and ex
anime the goods while the SAL
lasts.
| Notwithstanding the money strin
gepcy, which had q bad tendency o.
all kinds OF trade, the Cache Vale
Condensed Milk Factory shipped twer
) ty cars of their product In the mont
Of January. The consignments wer
made to W Washington, California, Nor
tana. Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming an
Nevada.
Wanted - Good girl for gener;
housework in small family at AZ Sout
Main.
Saturday afternoon at the A. G
the Woman's club and the Daughter
OF the Pioneers we're the guests {
, Miss Elizabeth Church Smith an
!, Mrs. willard Langton. The featur
OF the occasion was lecture on M illel
. by j. Leo Fairbanks, one OF Utah
prominent artists. The gentleman
: said to be a very entertaining talke
his effort at this time proving OF grea
est pleasure to the members OF tn
two organizations, of which almos
the entire enrolment was presen
After the lecture the hostesses serve
n q very dainty lunch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-05

David Eccles and son Roy spent
Monday night In Logan.
Roland Eames, brother Of Policeman
Eames, 10 down from Montana on a
visit.
Gentlemen wishing guaranteed
Patent Leather shoes call at Andreas
Peterson's.
r. Lsfount and wife returned from
Preston Monday, where they visited
some Of their friends.
William Hsslam and wife returned
to Pocatello last Monday after q
months stay In Logan.
Open day and night. Sell Mems and
Boys Furnishings, and shoes. Alexan.
der Smith "A West lst North.
George A. Quimby, a. horse buyer
from Colorado, is In the city buying
animals from four years old up, and
ranging above 1000 lbs In weight.
II. G. and N. NJ. Hansen Jr. left for
San Francisco to look after certain
business matters. Mrs. II. G. Han
sen and family have been there some
time.
Emile Anderson, ex.policeman, is
opening up grocery store at Smurth.
waite's old stand on West center.
With his former experience in this
line he should do well.
The case OF Peterson ". Bulge has
been decided In favor Of DR.. Bulge,
Judge Erickson handing down his de.
cision on Saturday. He holds that
there was no cause for action.
Logan Is to have another Electric
theatre" this one 10 the Sydney Stew.
ems building, adjoining q. G. Hayball's
store. Certain changes are being
made there and the equipment Is be-
ing put IN now
Good wild hay, 81 per ton IN stack or
s5 so delivered; straw $3.50 per load
delivered any paro Of the city. Wanted
100 bushels Of good chicken feed wheat
Apply to IT. J. Poulter, 100 N Main
Logan
Ole Olsen and John G. Hunt re-
turned to Cardston yesterday with
their families. They came down in
J December. The latter gentleman had
the misfortune OF losing a four. year.
old boy with measles during Their
! visit.
Two unruly boys OF the Fifth ward
who were on probation from the Juve
2 nile Court, took French leave of theil
school teachers a few days ago and
babe goodbye to Logan. Subsequent
ly they were located at McCammor
? and Rexburg, where officer King has
gone to bring them home.
Those who enjoy basketball
: should not fail see the game al
$ the b. Y. c. Friday afternoon al
;, 1 clock. The Muscatine, Iowa
j. crack team on tour from coas
!. to coast will play the Aggies a
that time and it ought to b'
d worth a good sum of money t.
see the Farmers eat 'em up. The
usual prices will prevail, howev
er, and the fun is going to b,
great.
THE REPUBLICAN acknowledges re
ceipt of a group picture OF the fines
bunch Of young football warriors tina
ever trod Cache valley soil-the Aggie
i OF 1907. This courtesy comes from
r Coach Walker, who looms up in tn
!. bunch like bloated. bondholder tn
y picture Is fine one, despite the fac
h that all the boys wouldn't take a priz
at a beauty show, but what they lacl
in classic outlines they have In foot
: ball sagacitv, nerve and physical pei
fection. There's not a spawn,
|. ringbone on either man, and sine
Walker took them in charge not
single case OF heaves has been man
fest. They are royal princes, ever
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-05
THATCHER OpE "A HOUSE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th.
Holden Bros & Edwards
6rsat Success
''what Women
Will Do

Don't Fall 10 Sec This Great Play
A Few Things
That Women VIII Do.
For Love.
They will suffer poverty, sickness
and pain.
They will accept mans abuse and
never complain,
And II trouble should come, they'll
surely prove true
To a man that they love, that's
"What women will do"
For Revenue.
They'll follow a rival and hunt her
TO death,
They'll curse one who would wrong
them,
With their very last breath,
It's the old, old story, there Is no
new,
w ilcu tVu wv w CAPioih
"What women will do"
For Duty.
They'll nurse the babies and cook
the food,
They'll stick to man be he bad or
good,
They'll smile at fate no matter how
blue,
For duty alone That's
"Wh0t ugonsOa Will do"
For Pass Time.
They will love you or hate you
They will kiss or berate you,
They'll be false to q man, or be
They viii kill you with kindness,
They will love unto blindness,
That's just
"What women will do. o
| The Drsma.
II this play, full Of love, pathos
We will show how oft In real life II
4 is done,
How women can hate, how women
can love.
How a nan can ho fa's. nr be true
And prove N'yu q uuuu that the
men are 10 blam". For Just
what women IviN do
-. 800 " ......
II Prices. .o.'r + ro'. - cents
Balcui y, 30 anu - g. MS. Gallery
% GEMS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-05

Don't Fail 10 Soc This Great Play
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09
ads, Once Her
 ? To Her Citizens
iO1L71t .u Di.
-I7AbeHng Nen Pleased
 Win Business COndiienS

That the business of the southern states is fast ..resuming the normal--that is, hastily recovering from the financial fur " of Wall street origin-ls the verdict of travelling men at the Hotel Hillman last night.
 William Gunther of New York, who s salesman on commission, stated last night that the business of the south was good. T have reaped a neat com mission today in Birmingham" said he But from circulating among the people, l am of the opinion that my line Is not the only material which people are pur- chasing. There has been a furry and scare, but nothing serious. Prohibition, in my opinion, though I was opposed to it, will not be a serious handicap. As soon as people put aside their fear, for get that they have been angered, and begin pulling together for everybody and themselves, business will bound forth with renewed energy
 W. w. Mareum of Savannar a promi- nent shoe salesman, stated that people, judging from his business, were still de- termined to wear something on their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09

feet. 'The merchants everywhere are buying freely declared he, and while during December business was trifla dull, it is now nearing the normal. The spring sales have been big"
 G. B. Roberts of Memphis, travelling for a dry goods establishment, is another who stated his belief that bus11ess was destined soon to resume it's wonted ae- tivity. Things were dull in Decembera but business is like water in one respect, at least. If you dam it up, it will stay damned for a while, then burst it's bounds and gush forward with speed and force I am expecting a big business this year, as large as last years, in fact
 The Birmingham merchants are busy too. They are preparing places for their spring stock, and have on bargain sales of every description. M. We'll the well known mems furnisher, said yesterday: Our business Is good. We have sold more merchandise this month than dur ing the same time last year. Of course, there Is nothing to brag about, but things are looking up. We expect busy spring, and, In fact, a busy year"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09
Local Weather Data.
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions in real estate in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved:
 $15O0-4Morris Castleberry and wife to Joseph Wilferid, Jr. lot 8 in block 1S0 Birmingham, according to the map of the survey of the Elyton Land company, the said property fronting 50 feet on the north line of Avenue E and extending back 19O feet to an alley in the rear.
 $1475-Ensley Land company to James T. Freeman, lots and in block 16 ''J', Ensley, as shown on the map of the survey of the Ensley Land company.
 s1650-Alabama Home Building and Loan association to Laura G. Jones, lots 13 II and 15 in block 21 West End, as shown on the map of the survey of the West End Land and Improvement companuy, the said property being a rectangular parallelogram situated near the north east corner of Hawkins street and Tus- caloosa avenue
 S1000-W. J. Denter and wife to Dr. R. s. Nolen, property situated in the southwest quarter of the southeast qaur- ter of section 16, township 19. range 4 west
 $1500-Equity Trading company to the Princeton Land company, lots 12h to T. inclusive, in block SS and lots 141s to 20, inclusive, in block 9S.
 $17OO-W. A. Watts to the Hillman- Watts Land company, lot IS in block IA, Birmingham, as shown on the map of the survey of the Elyton Land company, the said property fronting 50 feet on the north line of Seventh avenue, north, and extending back along the east line of Thirteenth street 140 feet to an alley in the rear.
 sl1OO-W. G. Oliver and wife to the Hillman- Watts Land company, an undi- vided one-third interest in a rectangular piece of property 60xl00 feet situated in Malone & Smyers subdivision of block T79 Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09
FOR FOREST RESERVE.
Alabama Men Named To Assist In
 Proposed Work.

The Appalachian National Forest asso- citation, which is composed of men in the states of Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, is actively working to have Congress to pass the bill now pending to acquire 5.OOO,OO0 acres of Ap- palachian forest for the preservation of the timber.
 J. H. Finney, secretary of the Appala- chian National Forest association, an- nounces that the following have been appointed members of the Alabama state board of the association: J. A, Rountree, chairman, Birmingham, Ala; John Craft, Mobile; Samuel Blackwell, New. Decatur; w. P. Hoefferbert, Gadsden; w. l. We'll man, Huntsville w. r. Vandiver, Mont gomery; w. T. Edmondson, Anniston; w. J. Nesbitt Decatur; W. T. Weir, Opeika; w. P. Gum, Bessemer; Tom Garner, Tuscaloosa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09
CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT.
Young Woman Is Held For Taking
 Diamonds In Montgomery.

Charged with the embezzlement of diamonds valued at $500, Stella Bell, young woman of Montgomery, was ar rested last evening at the Metropolitan hotel, immediately after her arrival on the Louisville and Nashville train.
 The arrest was made by Chief Bode- ker and Detectives Williams and Baker. The woman was in possession of beautiful brooch and magnificent diamond solitaire ring. This property was taken possession of by the chief.
 After perfecting the arrest Chief Bodeker wired to Montgomery stating that the woman was being held, and was instructed to detain her until tn is to carry her again to Montgomery. The Montgomery chief stated that he had Q warrant for her arrest.
 When arrested, the woman answered that she was Stella Bell and admitted having the diamonds. She stated, how ever, that they had been given to her by the person from whom it is alleged she embedded them She is a small woman of striking appearance.
 >~~~S~-~-~-~-~-~~ ~~~~~~>~A~.~~~-~~~~~~~N for she past year with balance of about sS00O left in the road fund which amount ed in all to about $12O,0OO last year. Eff ty-five thousand came from the macad- am 10 per cent fund. About $30.o00 comes from the sS road tax which is imposed upon all who live outside of corpora ton and s2s.OOO comes from the bridge fund. The commissioner explains that $70O0 of the 10 per cent fund is left over, $10O of the 8 road fund. and by the time all bills for bridges are settled every dollar of that fund will have been used.
 No roller has ever been used in the county except on that road from Avenue F to the car wheel works toward Ensley. It is generally believed that the worst stretch of road in the county is beyond Irondale. A county official describes 1t as fifteen feet in mud, but rocky, just the same!''
 It is believed that good roads will figure very prominently in the next county campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09
Good Haul on Saloon Men.

Columbus, O., January s.-The United States internal revenue department, 1t is announced today, made a good haul in Columbus from liquor men and a few other concerns who violated tn e law in regard to using liquor bottles and labels more than once Nearly $10.000 in fines were imposed upon these violators, and the money is forth coming immediately for fear of prose- cution. This is the largest amount ever collected in fines at once inspection in Columbus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09

the strongest man in the Alabama dele gation in the House along the line of waterway development. He is very anxi- ous to get concerted action on the part of the state anu the delegation. With one plan of development decided upon, and the entire delegation fighting with all it's power for this plan, Congressman Taylor believes that an appropriation for the work will be secured quicker than any other way.
 President Wood is especially insistent that every member of the club be present at the conference. All other organiza- tions within the confines of Greater Bir- mingham, Jefferson county and any oth- CT part of the state have equally as warm invitation to attend.