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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
chicago Provision Market.

Chicago, July Is.
PORK-July, SIC SIS; Sept, SIG ~.
LARD-July, 50 81; Sept, SO IS
Oct, SO rs.
RIBS-July. 50 OF; Sept, SO l6.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
Standard Bearer Of His Party.

The voters have spoken. and we as
semble to give expression OF their VIII
The voice for the third time calls Nebras-
ka's favorite son TO be the standard bear
er Of his party In this gigantic contest.
Since time began no grander tribute
was ever paid to any man by free peo-
pie lie IL recognized today as the most
representative citizen of the nation. the
peer OF any living man.
Friends and foes have learned that he
was shaped H. that heroic mold I'm which
the worlds great patriots. statesmen and
leaders have been cast
First nominated when ten years youn-
ger than any other presidential candidate
ever chosen hv a prominent party, living
I'm a state SCI miles farther west than
that in which any president has ever
lived he has grown I'm the affections of
the people as the years have passed.
Speaking and writing freely on all sub
jects his heart has had no secrets, and
his friends have increased In numbers
and In confidence.
Without an organization TO urge his
claims without a campaign fund to cir
culate literature In his behalf. without
patronage to bride a single voter. with
out a predatory corporation to coerce Its
employees into his support. without a
subsidized newspaper TO influence the
public mind. he has won a signal victory
at the primaries and has become the free
choice Of the militant Democracy Of the
ne<k~~
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
TWO ARE RESCUED;
COMP AN|0N BROWNS
Small Boat Wrecked on Lake at
Wagon Mound Yesterday
Afternoon.

East Las Vegas, n. NJ, Oct. IA
Especial. )-Whlle dozens on shore
were feverishly building a raft with
which to rescue a party OF three
clinging to a capsized boat in the
middle of the big lake at Wagon
Mound. David McKeller, one OF the
unfortunates, could hold on no longer
and without a word slipped under
the surface and his body has not yet
been recovered. The two survivors
were pulled on to the raft ten minutes
after their companion had sunk from
sight.
Miss Baughman. the young COVER
ness of the children of 5. Vorenberg
DR.. Andres, guest at the McKeller
home. and David McKeller left for
the lake early Sunday afternoon for
a sail. They launched their boat
from the south end, which is pro-
tected from the wind and the water
was comparatively smooth. After they
were away from the shore, they
hoisted a sail, but they had gone but
a short distance when they were
struck by a fierce gust or wind The
little vessel heeled over and shipped
a large quantity OF water, slowly set
tied and overturned. All three m mem-
bers of the party succeeded In get
ting hold of the bottom OF the boat
and held on up to their necks IN al
most ice cold water.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
FOREIGN MISSION WORK
GAINED DURING
THE YEAR
An Advance Has Been Rec
Orded Along Every Line
Except That of Finance.
GAS-LIGHTED CHRIS TlANlTY
DON'T MEET REQUIREMENTS

New Orleans, Oct. 12.-At today's
meeting of the International Mission
ary convention of the churches of
Christ here today the report of the
foreign missionary society was read.
The report says:
"Gains have been made al along
the line this year save in that of fl
nancial income. The hard times
caused receipts to fall below those
of last year. when they reached $685.
600.
The largest number of new mission
aries ever sent out by the society SAIL
ed this year. in all "a They went to
China, India, Africa, Tibet, the Phil
ipplnes and Japan.
at Bolenge, Africa, in the Congo
Free State, we now have a church Of
n nearly 500 members, a Sunday school
Of more than 1000, and the largest
Christian Endeavor society in the
world, with 400 members. The con-
tributions of this church for mission
airy purposes this year amounted 20
more than $500. though the wages OF
the people are less than 10 cents
day.
"In the Philippine islands nearly
1000 have been baptized during the
year. Ia China the mission schools
are beseged by applicants for admis-
sion and the hospitals by patients for
treatment. One OF our hospitals in
China treated $4,000 patients this
year. All Of these patients are taught
concerning Christianity.
During this year the society sold
more than 1000 missionary books and
organized about 400 mission study
classes. It's workers located in all
the great mission fields number near
ly 600"
Claude Z. Hill, national superln-
tendent Of Christian Endeavor, made
the following report:
when our convention met in Nor
folk, Va. last year it was recon-
mended that we adopt as a suitable
centennial aim; First Place by 1909,
meaning by that our purpose to go up
to the great meeting at Pittsburg next
year leading all other religious Doll
les In Christian Endeavor. We aim
TO stand first in number OF societies,
first I'm number Of members, and first
in missionary offerings. It has been
a year Of steady gains and few losses.
We will surely realize our aim. We
are very near the top now. I suspect
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
AUTO OWNERS HELD
INFORMAL MEETING
They Assembled on the Mesa Yester-
day Afternoon 10 Repair Cars.

Unknown to many OF the auto own
ers of this city meeting of the New
Mexico Automobile association was
held on the mesa yesterday after
noon. The matter of the repairing Of
machines was discussed at length and
fair attendance was present.
The manner in which the meeting
came about was most peculiar one
and was started by the auto owned
by Dave Combs. which broke down
near Jones' ranch. 1t was repaired
and had only proceeded n short dis
tance when another machine was
reached, also broken In spirit and
machinery Like the hero that ne IS,
Combs stopped to aid the stricken
auto party and while both he and the
swner OF the broken atuo were at
work trying to repair the damages.
another hero and another machine
appeared on the scene. After offering
mis- assistance and being told that no
more help was needed, the third party
proceeded to crank his auto in prep
aratlon OF making his departure.
To his establishment as well as dis
gust. the machine refused to bulge
andi as a result, another member was
added to the meeting. other ma
chimes, on their way home some
hours later, arrived on the scene ana
It seemed that upon trying to leave.
had the same luck as the the others
and cranking was INDUCED In by the
seven machines which had gathered
in row. All sorts OF matters per-
tanning 10 cranks, spark plugs and
gasoline locomotion were discussed
and as one by one. the machines
were finally placed IN running order
anG the parties proceeded on their
way. the sun was Just sinking in the
west.
Motto: Get q horse.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
A STRANGE DISEASE
IS KILLING MANY
GREE INDIANS
Tribes Along James d,.-
son Bays Are Fast Depleted
by Contagious Malady.
BEARS RESEMBLANCE
TO THE FATAL GRIP

New York, Oct. IA deadly dis
ease In some respects like the grip,
but highly contagious and far more
mortal than the grip in this climate.
has attacked and already depleted the
tribes OF the Cree Indians on the
shores of the James and Hudson
bays, killing men and women ana
children by scores.
Alonzo Skinner, OF the department
OF anthropology of the American
Museum OF National History, who re-
Gently returned from an exhaustive
study OF the people of that country,
brought the news of the plague to
this city.
"The disease apparently comes
from nowhere" said Skinner. mo
one ever heard OF 1t before. The
people are panic stricken. The sick
ness manifests itself in a cold fol-
lowed by a cough. fever and nausea. !"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
JUR|ES RESUME
THEIR COURT WORK
Take Up Duties After Two Weeks
Vacation Spent In Visiting
the Fair.

The territorial petit jury was called
this morning and set to work on the
case OF Francito Montragon versus
Floriencio Garcia, suit to recover
money alleged to oe due for services
as housekeeper. Modesto Ortiz ap-
pears for the plaintiff and Judge w.
C. Heacock is attorney for the de-
fendant.
The next case set for trial is Farley
against G.. X. Neher, In which tha
plaintiff sues to recover for money
alleged to have been lost at gamt.ing-
The Dye will case will be @called
next.
"he territorial petit jury was i'm
'-.vs:
J. ]. Ryan, precinct -. :. a.; Viz
Ward. 12; Francisco Marticcs..- ..sts-
dal Herrera. 2S; Marino Alaere
35; ]. l.. Curd, 26; Francisco Romero,
10; l. j. Mize. 26; Nepolito Gailegos.
3; w. H. Hahn. 90; Miramen Lucero.
10; Francisco Duran. 13; Abran Gui-
tierrez, 8; Daniel Romero, 10; Henry
Westerfeldt, 12; Jose C. Gurule. 3; w.
" Jasper, IL; Joe vaio. 12; Justo
Griego. 8; Jose Saracino, IA: Il. r.
Edgar, 26; Estanislado Padilla. .;
Venceslado Padilla 6; Perfecto Ar
milo. Jr., 12.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
PRESIDENT GOAPtRS
ISSUES STATEMENT
Says Labor Is Supporting Principle,
Not a Political Party.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 12.-"In
performing its solemn duty at this
time in support OF a political parry
labor does not become partisan TO a
political party but partisan TO a prin-
ciple." declares President Gompers OF
the American Federation OF Labor In
circular issued today regarding la
bor's attitude in the campaign. He
charges the Republican party and Its
candidates stand for further extern
sion into this country OF despotic gov
ernmsnt, vested in the judiciary and
that the Democratic party and its
candidates stand for government by
law vested In the people. The cir
cular refers to Judge Taft as "the
and specific champion OF
government"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
MONTENEGRO JOINS
AGAINST AUSTRIANS
They Are Ready to Wage War
Whenever 1t Becomes NeCeS-
sdry--L0ndOn Does Not Be-
lieve Conflict Will Result
From Annexation.

Belgrade, Servia. Oct. lathe
Skupshitina, at an extraordinary ses-
sion today. adopted unanimously the
following resolution:
'The Skupshitina, after hearing the
explanations Of the government and
the steps taken by it. expects that q
vigorous activity will be displayed for
the protection Of the nations theaten-
ed interests. With this object In view
the Skupshitina will support the gov
ernment to the fullest extent
The Skupshitina sent an encourag-
Ing telegram of greeting to the Mon
tenegrin national assembly which met
today and voted an extraordinary
credit of 33,200.000 to the ministry
OF war. A further important decision
is expected.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
,t the Who'll. trut,,, were known we

IL the whole truth were 49,"
would occupy first pla &c Us ais.
ment. A great number o. o.. ,ary
ties have been organized. E,S
est society. the largest Christia
lenge, Africa. The Sunday schoo.
movement Is bringing thousands into
the church. Christian Endeavor is
training these thousands"
Rev. Parker Stockdale of Chicago
addressed the convention, saying In
part:
"Our ministry in life Ia in field aid
factory, marketplace and fireside. We
are ceasing to make the traditional
and superficial distinctions between
the secular and the sacred. All days
are holy days, II we do some useful
work. All places are holy places +
men, women and little children re-
ceive there the benediction which
comes through the living ministry Of
a loving Christian. Everyone who
renders a service, however humble.
is a minister of Go& Too long the
Christian has fingered before the altar
in frultless speculation about the ter
mination OF life.
another thing will be discovered.
The temper of masculine humanity In
the market place is demanding that
the gospel shall make demands on
them that shall be worth while
believe that one reason why men stay
away from churches today il because
the pulpit is bringing soft Rnd ef-
Terminate message to them rather than
the virlle, heroic message OF the gos-
pei. II has always been true OF the
world that men will answer to toe
heroic. A gas-lighted, flower-scented
Christianity does not meet the re-
quirements of masculine humanity,
and the pulpit might as well under
stand now. If 1t desires to reach men,
that it must once again lift up the
cross and say unto men: Here s
your opportunity for heroic endeavor
and self-sacrificing service in the in
tcreSt of humanity
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
r.rur-,N t"yr tw. 8 ", ,N'S nrmro
plsss.ss,ss:,ssssssGihS :,ssy DthltS
ENGAGEMENT OF
DAUGHTER
Says That Neither In Europe
Nor America Has Any
Been Made With the
AbruZZI.
SAYS INTERVIEW
WAS SIMPLE FAKE
His Wife Did Not Deny Story Be-
cause There Was and Is Nothing
to Deny Family Is Much Ex-
cited Over Numerous Re-
ports In the Papers.

Pittsburg. Oct. 12.-In an authors
tative statement today United States
Senator Elkins. of West Virginia.
branded as untrue the alleged inter-
view accredited his wife, saying that
there was no engagement between
Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke
of the Abruzzi.
In an emphatic manner Elkins
said that neither his wife nor him.
self could give such an interview for
the simple reason that 1t was impos-
sible to deny something that did not
exist.
Senator Elkins talked to the AS
ISOLATED Press over the long distance
telephone from Elkins, w. Va, aud
was much exercised over the numer-
Gus reports concerning the engage
ment OF his daughter that have been
published throughout this country
and Europe.
Neither In Europe nor In America
has any engagement been made.
There is no engagement" he said.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
THAw GOES BACK
TO THE ASYLUM

White Plains. n. Y. oct. 13.-Jus-
tice Mills in the supreme court here
today recommitted Harry X. Thaw 10
the Matteawan asylum for the Grim
inal insane.
Justice Mills denied the application
for a jury trial as to Thaw's sanity,
and also denied motion to ischarge
him from custody on the ground that
the jury at the last trial did not find
him insane. Thaw VIII have TO re-
main IN the state asylum until the
court OF appeals shall decide whether
he is entitled to a hearing before a
jury.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
CONVICT COUNTERFEITERs.

Wheeling. W. Va" Oct. 12.-Minnie
Hathaway, the "counterfeiter queen
and her three companions, all mem
bers OF the gang that was arrested in
a lonely cabin on Pinch Run. Belmont
county, Ohio. by a posse of United
States marshaIs and police officers,
was sentenced to the penitentiary al
Moundsville by Judge A. G. Dayton, of
the federal bench.
The terms of the four range from
one to four years. There are other
charges against them and they will
be rearrested as soon as they leave
the penitentiary.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
BUSINESS MEN URGE
ELECTION OF ANDRE VS.
They Look at II From a Business
Point of View and Recognize the
Good Work He Has Already
Accomplished In
Congress.

Tucumcari, N. M, Oct. 12.-(Spe-
ciaL 1.-THE tour Of Delegate Andrews
and party through the eastern and
northern counties of the territory is
triumphal procession and the peo-
pie of every community are turning
out. regardless of party. to extend
welcome to the delegate and assure
him of their support in the election.
Everywhere the delegate has Wis
tied he has been met by big crowds.
They assemble at the trains and cheer
Andrews and the work he has ac-
complished. From depot to hotel in
every town the delegate has received
continuous ovation and the meet
ings that have been held have been
attended by larger crowds than have
ever assembled heretofore to greet
candidate for Congress.
This part of New Mexico, In COM
mon with other sections. desires state
hood and recognizes that as the only
that Delegate Andrews work In the
accomplish more than a Democratic
uSic6dlc anu Will re-
suit in statehood quicker than 1t can
be secured by Democratic promises.
For this reason they are laying aside
party ideas and coming to the sup
port OF the man who does things"
Des Moines, Folsom, Clayton and
Nara Visa have all had immense nom
partisan mass meetings for the dele
gate and the men of all political par
ties in those communities have turn
ed out to welcome the delegate. At
these places speeches were made By
Delegate Andrews. Ralph c. Ely and
Harry Sims. Ely's speech at Nara
Visa brought him an ovation. He
aroused great enthusiasm and when
he finished the cheering lasted sew
eral minutes.
Business men are urging the elec-
tion of Andrews. They view 1t from
business standpoint and recognize
the benefit that results from having
live man in Congress. From all
indications Andrews majority in this
part of the territory will be unpre-
cedented.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
LICENSING BILL WILL
CAUSE TROUBLE
British Parliament Assemblies for Au-
tumn session and Revivcs Old
Fight.

London. oct. 12.-The autumn ses-
sion of the British Parliament opened
today. The entire ten weeks sitting
viii be taken up with consideration OF
government measures, the most i'm
Portant OF which is the licensing bill.
This viii pass the House of Commons
but in the House OF Lords it will be
either thrown out or amended and
the controversy Of last year renewed.
Premier Asquith announced to Parlia-
ment that he trusted a solution would
be found for the complications in the
near east as events progressed.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
HOLD SUSPECTED MURDERER.

Sherman, Texas. Oct. 12.-Deputy
United states Marshal McAfee today
received a message from Sheriff Lang
ford, of San Jose. Calf, that the gov
ernor of California had directed that
the man known as Hatfield, who Is
in the custody OF federal officers here,
be held until a sheriff could arrive.
Hatfield was arrested September on
suspicion of being James c. Dunham.
wanted in Santa Clara county for the.
murder of six people twelve years ago.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
DETROIT TIGERS WON
THIRD GAME FROM
CHICAGO
Third In Series for World
Championship Was Played
This AfternOon in
Cold WIND.
COSTLY ERRORS
AND STOLEN BASES
Chicago Was Confident of Winning
But DetroitS Went,Into the Game
Expecting TO Make Better
Showing Than In
Other Games.

Score r. II. e.
Dertot .t....s.. ~
ChicagO ~. 81. .......... !
Batteries - Detroit: Mullins and
Thomas. Chicago: Pfeister. Ruel-
bach and King.
Chicago, Oct. 12.-Detroit won the
third game of the series with the
Chicago Nationals here this afternoon
in the presence of a smaller crowd
than saw yesterdays game, because
of chilly weather. Having two games
to their credit the Cubs were conf
dent but the Detroits were not dis
couraged and went into the game
with the expectation OF making a bet
ter showing than they have either OF
the two previous games.
The weather was decidedly chilly
and rugs and wraps were In use by
the spectators. As the attendance OF
the two previous games mad been less
than expected less anxiety to secure
tickets was displayed today but q
good sized crowd was in line when
the ticket windows opened. At
o'clock the immense double decked
grandstand and all the boxes were
filled but there were vacant seats ir
the bleachers. The game was de
layed until 2:16.
First inning-Detroit. /: Chicsgo
0. Detroit's run was made by o'Lesry
who hit safely. was advanced to SEQ
ond on q sacrifice by Crawford ant
got safely home on a hit by Cobb.
Second inning--No runs.
Third inning-No runs.
Fourth inning-Detroit o, Chicago
8. Chicago's runs were made on Q
base on balls, two stolen bases. two
safe hits and two errors by Detroit
Detroit 1. Chicago 8.
Sixth inning--Detroit 5. Chicago Q
Seventh inning-No runs
Eighth inning-Detroit 2, Chica.
go 0.
Ninth inniug-No runs. Reulbact
vent in to pitch for Chicago.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
HOLD MEETING

The Young Mems Republican .
y club will hold a public meeting =
y 10 which everyone is invited, .
y Wednesday evening, at head .
y quarters, 12O West Silver avenue.
. Learnard & Lindemann's Boys .
. band viii play and there will .
. also be music by the colored .
. mandolin club. The chief speak .
= ers OF the evening win he John .
o W. White of Macon, Mo, and =
. Julius Staab of this city. The .
y Young Mems Republican club .
y extends an Invitation to all who .
= care TO do 50 10 attend the meet->
y ing. .
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
TWO AEneNiuY. : eooHEH: sS ERr,

Berlin. Oct. IA. HoDs,.- N
and Augustus C. Post. the America
aeronauts who yesterday had a mar
row escape from death when their
balloon, the Conqueror. burst In the
air at an altitude of 1000 feet, have
completely recovered this morning
from the effects OF their thrilling ex-
perience. They owe their escape 10
the fact that the balloon opened like
a parachute when half way down, al
lowing them to drop gradually.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
London Optimistic.

London, Oct. 12.-News received
here this morning from storm centers
in the near east confirm the belief
held in London that the powers will
find a friendly solution of the crisis
which had agitated Europe more
than a week. Servia. 1t is now
thought, has fallen in line with the
other states directly interested and is
taking more quiet view of the situa-
tion. The resolution that the Servian
assembly passed this morning amounts
practically to a vote OF confidence in
the government.
London, Oct. 12-Great Britain has
receded from her previously expressed
determination to confine the ques-
tions to be discussed by the proposed
international conference regarding the
Balkan, to the events in Bulgaria.
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
TAFT BEGTNs LONG TRIP.

Cincinnati, Oct. l2.--William II.
Taft left here this morning for a con-
tinuous tour until election night. He
win spend three days in this state
mainly in the rural district talking 70
the farmers.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
HOLD MEETING

y The Young Mems Republican .
. club Will hold a public meeting .
o 10 which everyone is invited, .
. Wednesday evening, at head =
y quarters, 100 West Silver avenue. .
y Learnard a. Llndemann's Boys .
. band VIII play and there win .
y also be music by the coIOred q
y mandolin club. The chief speak .
. ers OF the evening will be John .
y w. White OF Macon, Mo, and .
y Julius Staab of this city. The .
y Young Mems Republican club .
. extends an invitation to all who .
. care 90 do 50 20 attend the meet-e
. ing. .
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
Montenegrins Ready.

.Cottinje. Montenegro, Oct. 12.-The
war fever resulting from the annexa-
tion by Austria-Hungary OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina has been strength
ened by q bellicose message to parlia-
ment from Prince Nicholas, who de-
clared that the act of Austria had in
fiicted q crying wrong upon the peo-
pie of Montenegro and that they were
prepared to sacrifice the last drop
of blood unless peaceful endeavors
resulted In righting this grievance.
The message was received with
cheers.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
The People Are Mad.

Berlin, Oct. 1.-THE local Anzeiger
publishes a dispatch from Belgrade
saying that Servian customs officials
on the frontier had taken forcible
possession of the Hungarian customs
house and that the people of Bel
grade had burned another Austrian
flag on the public square. The Ser
Wan government, the correspondent
says in conclusion. appears unable to
Withstand the war-like tendencies of
the people.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-12
RRYAN COMES ro nENyER.

Fairview. Oct. 12.-Bryan is pre-
pairing to start tomorrow on a three
days tour of his home state. Aftsr
that he win start another tour, speak
ing next Friday night in Convention
hall at Denver, at Omaha October II
and Chicago October 10.