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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
BARSTOW APPOINTS
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
New President OF Irrigation Congress
Names His Advisers.

FL Paso. Texas, Oct. 6.-(SpeciaD
President George e. Barstow of the
Irrigation congress, yesterday an
nounced the following as members of
the board of governors for the ensu-
ing year: President Barstow; Secre-
tary r. A. Fowler, Arizona; W. A.
Beard, California; Fred Kiesel. Utah;
DR.. w. j. McGee, secretary of the In
land Waterways commission, and Sem
ator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana.
Congressman l.. w, Reeder of Kan
sas viii be the seventh member pro-
viding he win consent to act as such.
The committees yet to be named
are the five on the Pan-American re-
clamatiOn congress in 1911, suggested
by President Roosevelt and John
Barrett, director of the Bureau "
American Republics. and on the advis-
ability Of holding an international ir-
rigation congress in Washington m
1910, on national conservation to fur
nlsh data to the national conservation
commission, and another commission
to furnish irrigation data to Congress.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06

Mountain railway. ]. d. Carpenter,
who has been in charge Of this de-
partment for the company, has re-
signed, to engage In business for him
self.
Mr.. Carpenter made known his de-
sire to retire from the services Of the
company some time ago but the ap-
pointment of MIR. sawyer to succeed
in the position was not announced
until yesterday. Mr.. Carpenter is
one of the most able timber men
ever coming to the forests Of New
Mexico.
In the appointment Of Mr.. Sawyer
to this very re ponsible position, the
directors of the company made
move very much in Keeping with the
wishes of the people of Albuquerque,
who are universally for the best in
terests of the corporation. Mr.. Sawyer
is a young man, with business in
stinct and ability and will, undoubted-
ly make good in his new position. He
viii continue TO make his home ia
Albuquerque, though his duties as
general manager of the Zuni Noun
tain railway will keep him much In
the mountains.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
SERVIA THREATENS
WAR WITH AUSTRIA
Call Has Been issued for Troops,
and Provinces Are Enthusiastic.
Because They Fear EnCroaCh-
Ing Attitude of Francis
Joseph.

Paris, Oct. cit was announced
this afternoon that France and Great
Britain were in complete accord on
the principle of an Immediate inter-
national conference to consider the
Bulgarian situation. Ru sia and Italy
also favor such confel Cnce and even
Germany is expected to adhere to the
proposition. Furthermore, the latest
advices from Constantinople Indicate
that the porte viii accept the advice
of France and Great Britain and this
will result in conference.
Scrvia Would Fight Austria.
Belgrade, Servia. Oct. "a ukasa
calling out all army reservists of tho
first class was published here today.
These reservists total 10000 men.
The action was taken In view of the
situation in the neighboring Balkan
states, and especially in Servia itself.
kilograms from the provinces show
great enthusiasm in favor of war
against Austria for the reason that
Emperor Francis Joseph's proposal To
annex the provinces of Bosnia ard
Herzegovina threaten to hem in Ser
via or tie west. Furthermore the
| majority OF, the population of Bosnia
Is Servians Nynt Utterly opposes an
nexation.
To ReA Berlin Treaty.
st. Petersburg Oct. sy--The i3ten-
| tion of Russia to convoks q congress
of the powers to discuss q revision of
the treaty of Berlin was the subject
of long conference yesterday be-
| tween Acting Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs Toharyoff and the diplomatic
representatives of the powers inter-
ested. These included the Turkish,
British and Austro- Hungary ambassa-
dors. No statement of the attitude OF
the Russian government was obtain
able today and the DIP lomats are un-
willing to commit themselves regard-
ing the possibility of a Turco- -Bulgar-
ian war as a result of the Bulgarian
declaration of independence, but tha
general impression is that Turkey will
not regard Bulgaria's action, which
was taken in the face of emphatic
Russian protests, as a cause of war.
Turkey Relies dl Powers.
Constantinople, Oct. 6.-The eoun-
ell of ministers held a long session
this morning to conLider the action
of Bulgaria in the declaration of in
dependence yesterday. 1t was decfd-
ed impossible to accept any proceed
ings that violated the existing treaties
and that Turkey should address a
circular note to the power /. pointing
out the necessity Of taking measures
to enforce respect for the treaty Of
Berlin.
Replying to the terms sent to the
Turkish government by Prince Fer
dinand, in which he said that In the
declaration of Independence he had
been compelled to respect the voice
| of the nation and expressed the hope
that friendly relations might continue.
| Turkey says that she has invited tha
powers to confer on the situation anH
as her rights are guaranteed by ths
powers she win look to them for her
| defense. /
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
TAFT Ar ST. louis TODAY.

Moberly. Mo, oct 6.-St. Louis Is
to be the mecca Of the Republican
presidential candidate today. After
five short speeches st. Louis win be
reached shortly after noon. There
an elaborate program Of entertain
ment has been prepared. Taft will
make an extended address in the
Coliseum this afternoon and will wit
ness the parade and attend the BAH
or the Yelled Prophets in the evening,
besides holding a public reception at
the Planters hotel He will leave
for Chicago at o'clock "wednesday
morning.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06

New York, oct. 6.-Although the
lead of the Chicago National league
team was slightly weakened by New
York's victory over Boston yesterday.
the situation remains practically un-
changed. AS on yesterday it was
purely a question of New York play
ing practically faultless baseball in
the remaining games even to tie Chi
cago for the leading position in the
National league. In that event, a
play off" on neutral grounds will be
necessary to settle the championship.
Neither Chicago nor Pittsburg have
any more games In the regular sched-
ule. New York, however, plays two
more with Boston in this city, one
today, and one tomorrow,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
Declare Tie Game,

Cincinnati, oct. 6.-The three d.
rectors of the National league in ses-
sion here this afternoon decided that
the protected Chicago New York game
is a tie and gave permission to have
II played OFF at a date to be agreed
on by the two clubs If requested by
the New Yore club. AS officially given
out the statement was that New York
had been prevented from playing off
the game on subsequent days of the
series with Chicago. and that the
team had been unable to play that
particular game through the failure
Of an official of the league, and 1t
should therefore be permitted to play
off the game at a later date If the
management so wished and the con-
dition of the pennant race called for
such a game.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06

There is a bigger crowd in the city
today than yesterday and the indica-
tions are that there will be a still
greater crowd in the city tomorrow.
Accommodations are plentiful and
reasonable and no one is wanting for
a place to sleep or something to eat
or something to do. There Is some
thing doing every minute and the pro-
gram calls for a very animated per-
formance for the remainder of the
week. While yesterday was Albuquer-
que day and the biggest crowd of the
fair went to the exposition grounds,
the crowd today Is larger. A large
number of the business houses of the
city are closed and proprietors and
clerks have gone to the races. The
program Is worth the price of admis-
sion. There Is a fast ball game on
between Clifton ana Trinidad.
Tomorrow will be Travelling Men )
day and Derby day combined. The
knights of the road viii be the whole
thing in the morning in the city and
a large part OF the show tomorrow.
AiC GohNShtAOh anu Petl out WAL NeAhE
place in the morning, and in the aft
ernoon the knights will give a bur
lesque ball game In front of the grand
stand at the exposition grounds.
There will be an Indian fire dance
at the exposition grounds tonight and
another spectacular fireworks display
tomorrow evening.
With four bands playing martial
airs the Twenty-eighth Territorial fair
industrial parade wound around
through the principal streets of the
city this morning and was viewed by
thousands OF admiring spectators.
Forming at Gold avenue and Fifth
streets, with the various divisions IN
intersecting streets. the great pro
cessIon started promptly at 10 o'clock
at the word of Col. John Borradaile,
marshal OF the day.
The first division was composed Of
the troops sent here by the govern
ment to take part in the festivities.
Major Hearn of the Twenty-first in
fantry and STAFF led of with four
companies of that gallant regiment.
The Twenty-first regiment band fol-
lowed, playing music with action.
Then came two troops OF cavalry from
Fort Wingate, led by Captain Will
lard. The cavalrymen with their
splendid horses made a handsome
showing.
Sheriff Armijo and the Duke City
band led the second division, com
posed of the fire department OF the
city, Fire Chief Burtless and Alder
man Hanley chairman of the fire
committee, rode at the head. After
the city department came the Santa
Fe firemen, with a hose cart and hook
and ladder TRUCK, Miss Lille Schrad-
er, the charming mascot of the COM
pany riding in the van, carrying the
company's banner.
Marshal julius Staab led the third
division, composed of the fire de-
partment school children and indus
trial floats of the United states In
dian school, This was one OF the
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
SAYS SALvATTONISrS
ARE NOT MINISTER'S

Chicago, Oct. 6.--The legal depart
ment of the Hartman lines has de-
cided that officers and workers in the
Salvation Army are not ministers OF
religion and are not therefore, en-
titled to free transportation or re-
duced rates on the railroads. Believ-
ing that such is the case, the South
ern Pacific has caused the subject TO
be docketed for consideration at the
monthly meeting OF the Transconti-
mental Passenger association, which is
to oe held here next week.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7.
Derby Day,


, q. m, Exposition grounds
b open for admission.
, southwestern Travelling Mems
b association day.
D $3.50 a. m. Street parade by
' Southwestern Travelling Mems
D association.
10 a. IN. Sales day, American I
b Hereford Cattle Breeders asso-
citation. Sales conducted at ex-
D position grounds. Carnival at
b fractions on the Canine Real.
Band concert on Central avenue.
p. m. Horse racing at expo I
D sition grounds; 2:16 pace. purse
, $500: derby, l Il mile. $i00.
1880 p. m. Baseball, cavalry
, VS.. infantry. for SIS prize.
B $3.50 D. m. Military drill, In.
, dian races, cowboy races, relay
races.
, p. m. Carnival attractions on 4
the Canine Real.
, $50 p. m. Grand pyrotechnic
. display at exposition grounds.
. Magnificent repro oduction of the
= Elephant Butte dam in fire.
. $3.50 p. m. Ball at the Com
D mercial club.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
DETROIT WINS
AMERICAN
PENNANT
Defeats Chicago In Deciding
Game of Series. Before Big
n gest Crowd of Season.

Chicago Oct. 6.--Detroit won today
from the Chicago Americans, cinching
the pennant. Frenzied fans. keyed
to the widest enthusiasm by the
critical stage of the American league
series, in which today's game was the
deciding one, disregarded the weather
bureaus prediction OF rain and long
before the hour set for the game,
hurried to the Southside ball park.
The crowd was one of the biggest,
IL not the biggest ever attending a
pennant winning game. Detroit's per-
centage Is .588.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
TYpuooN mn MUM DAMAGE.

Manila, Oct 6.--Restored commun-
icatlon with the northern part Of the
island of Luzon discloses the fact that
the typhoon last Sunday extended
over wide area and did considerable
damage. The artillery barracks at
Stotzenberg were destroyed and the
cavalry barracks were also badly
damaged. The schooners Lucia and
Soledad were wrecked and all of the
passengers and crew OF the Soledad
but one were drowned. The damage
throughout the area affected amounts
to several hundred thousand dollars.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
sHERMAN's VOICE FAILS.

Kendallsvilie, Ind, Oct. 6.-With
his voice almost used up owing to ex-
cessive speech making during the last
ten days, hSerman today reduced tina
number OF towns in his daily itin~
erary to two. Yesterday he made
nine out-of-doors speeches and tha
strain seriously affected his throat
One address is to be made today and
the other tonight at Toledo. Today
marks the candidates first essay ia
Ohio, where he will remain three
days.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
WOOL MARKET is BErrER.

Boston, Oct. 6.-The Improvement
in the local wool market continues.
There have also been large transac-
tions in territory fine medium AMI
half blood. Transfers OF several thou
sand pounds OF Montana and Wyom-
Ing clip have bee nmade at prices
ranging from Is to 90 cents, while
half bloods sold at SO secured. Poor
grades were less active.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06

NJ ha A. r.t.
dian school band led tbe d,,Isior In
a covered wagon ,rbo g,,I ,t,da,ts
rode in flosts sho,,.i,,,. .'.,l'', ssuut,
departments of the sebooi go ~
mali. students marcba1 49,, .,i..s.
in the PROCESSION lilsa soidiaTs ,rhr
were four of tbese blra ti,,,,, - - .
the street as thew nossod atnn,, Wv.
lines as straIo5t a. tSo - ~
vounv braves Tho It,,ta, .'I,o,,\ &
department vas aistir,at -, - -.
divislon. %
M 80
-, 49,, - y, ~, 1''I,o" -, was iu o,'9t
- -, va 7',"' " "a tiuua,' a'o iA3iuu
,'g '''' ''io"'' o9"u ana was
49, w eolten
Srf,..',' go i'o"'s VA 'iit woman
IN 'H'-0" t.'C union was
eS'U., VI ms '''isloH' one was
49, ~, M San on sne water
WIZ noats uee-
- "niee' i.lieu WIN niue glt'7
,..,,e,ins w. sIns telipsia,ioe SONGS as tne
L-a,.', piS. ssslon paSseu a'ons. MIS- Iessie
ihoI'u u was tne queen OF the coiu water
amy
Ihen came the industrial floats
proper Dave Combs, the South Sec
ohd street restaurant keeper, was rep
resented 10y an auto decorated in red,
Whlte ana blue. Vic Bros and Bache-
ehi' North FIRST street merchants,
/ presented wagons emolematlc, of Their
businesses Inc Alvarado bottiing
works was represented by large bot-
Tie ON a llght wagon. The Imperial
Iauhdy had It's new auto wagon in
| llne' stern, Schloss Co. had two
iioats representing the liquor bust
! ness. one was four-horse van load
ed two high with barrels.
one OF the best floats was that of
the santa Fe company. "All the way
oy the santa Fe' was what the ban
ner said. The float represented
mountain, which had been tunnelled,
with a passenger train passing
through.
The French Dairy company had
milk wagon in line. The board Of
control was represented by Learnard
" Lindemann's' @oys' oand, and the
embryo musicians, did themselves
proud in the way Sf stirring up the.
sound waves.
Then came the carnival company
attractions, with Shetland pUries and
juvenile clowns. Col, Sellers wild
west display was one OF the features
OF the procession. The colonel LED In
his req automobile with three half
naked braves riding augustly by his
side. A string OF mounted cowboys
and Indians followed.
But probably best of all was the
float OF the brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, miniature caboose
manned by hair dozen OF the craft.
Brakeman Scherrer was at the brake
ROD, which In this case served as the
suiding wheeis OF an automobile. The
mof'Ve power was horse, but II was SO
cleverly concealed that few noticed
II. rms was one OF the pest Iloats IN
the parade The crew was: Conductor
J. +. Fowier and Brakemen A. w.
Scnerrer ana george Barnes.
Ihe Colompo theater had very
commemorate 1loat ana Strongs Dook
store was represented by book SIX
ieet hlgh ana two rect thlck.
Inc parade was torty-tiVe minutes
passing given point
Awards OF industriai Harade.
Best Industrial and commercial
float-Stern' Schloss & Co.; $loO.
Best tloat other than industrial DIS
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
BRYAN SPEAKS IN IOWA.

Perry, Iowa, Oct. 6.--Bryan got a
rousing reception on his arrival here
today. where he delivered the first Of
three scheduled speeches 70 an I'M
mense crowd. During the day ne wiz
also speak at Tarla and Cedar Rap
ids. In his remark he attacked the
Republican party for failing to make
public the campaign contributions and
reiterated the charges that this was
because they feared the light.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
CARPENTER RESIGNS;
SAWYER PROMOTED
New superintendent OF Tlmper OPP
erauOns and Manager of Zuni
Mountain Road for the
American Lumber
Company,

T. J. Sawyer. one of the most popu-
lar officials OF the American Lum Der
company, who has been in charge Of
the sales department Of the company
for the past two years. has been
made general manager OF the Zuni
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
Oriental Trade.

Another great influence that Is
working toward the advancement Of
the states We represent is the grow
ing Improvement in oriental trade, a
vast portion of which passes through
the portals of the Golden Gate. When
we recall that the export trade 70
Asia twenty years ago was only $17-
325, 900, and that now it has become
$135. .504 900, we realize the tremen-
dous Importance OF this portion Of
our national commercial life. With a
corresponding increase we shall have
in less than a decade $1,000, goo, 900
Of exports shipped from the Pacific
coast to Asia. This one feature means
tremendous things to San Francisco
and to all the coast cities. 1t means
that there are TO be on the sunset side
Of the nation magnificent and mighty
ports that shall rival the greatest in
the world.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
Hope for Future.

With these great problems and
many others before Us, We meet here
the representatives of nineteen states
and two territories-which ought TO
be made into two more states at the
next session Of Congress by all rights
Of good sense and intelligent lcgisl3-
tion-with Alaska and the Hawaiian
Islands Joined, TO advance our busi-
ness interests We are fortunate In
having such a splendid gathering II
business men whose lives and efforts
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
Alaska a Territory.

Nor is all this business confined to
the states. Alaska is coming prom
inentIy to the fore as a great pro-
ducer of wealth, expanding steadi y
in its Importance as a factor In the
nations commercial life. believe the
time is come when Alaska should be
given a fun territorial form Of gov
ernment with such self management
as is possible. 1t has men of brains,
commerce that runs into marvellous
figures-let US take il into the circle
OF our government and allow it
voice in the affairs of the nation.
There is neither justice nor wisdom
I'm refusing 70 do this.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
VOTING FOR ANDREWS
HELPS NEW MEXICO
TO STATEHOOD
If Thought Ldrrdz0lO Could
Get Statehood for Us. |
Would Work for Him.
Says Curry.
.ROUSING MEETINGS
Hello At LAS VEGAS
Big Crowds Turn Out TO Hear
Talks by Governor. Delegate.
Chairman Bursum and Others
at Meadow City
Yesterday.


If L believed that Larrazolo
, could win statehood quicfer than 4
Andrews, l would be here sup I
B porting Larrazolo. This Is some- I
thing we are doing for ourselves
and in voting for Andrews we 4
, are helping New Mexico to be- 4
come a state. Andrews and state
hood is the only issue. Cover 4
nor Curry.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
INDUSTRIAL PARADE
DREW BIG CROWDS
TO THE STREETS
Many Enterprises We're Rep
resented In Pageant Which
Passed Through the
City Today.
TRAVELLING MEN WILL
OWN TOWN TOMORROW
Crowds Today Are Larger Thar
at Any Time Since the Fair Be-
gan and More Are Coming
Every Ddy--The List of
Prize Winners.
TONIGIIT.

Indian dances on the street
Fire dance at fair grounds.
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CONTINUED on Page FOur.)
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WEATHER FORECAST
/, Csawr. coIo., October 6--Falr ionlgh
and Wedns'ay.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

Jackson County Journal. w. A. Young
is now in charge of Mark Laughnan's store
at Beach, ND. Mrs. Laughnan has been
i'll since the death of her husband.
Edgar Letson, of Curran, will sell the
peronal property on his farm on Thursday,
March 10th. at public auction. Mr.. Letson
will soon move to Beach, N. D.
George Gilbertson and family returned
from Beach, N. D., last Friday night, where
they had spent the past year. They will
again reside here and Mr.. Gilbertson will
engage in some line of business. Their
numerous friends are glad to welcome
them back.
Another party Of good Jackson county
farmers loaded their cars of personal proper
ty to go to Beach, N. D., Monday. In
this party were T. H. Dunnigan, lens H.
Nichols, M. E. Smith and Francis ze;lls.
dorf. They will prepare for the coming
OF their families. who will 60 out after the
first OF the month. All wish them LARGE
quantity of success in the west. and also
the best of it in quality.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

til
For SALE-16o acres, nine miles south
west of Beach. Its good bargain iftaken
at once. See the owner, E. Lloyd, at the
mill elevator.
B. w. Shaw, states attorney of Morton
county and candidate for district Judge,
was Beach visitor yesterday. Mr.. Shaw
is good lawyer and would, no doubt. make
an excellent Judge, but the Chronicle stands
for c. w. Crawford for this Office; not be-
cause we have anything against Mr.. Shaw.
but by the election Of Mr.. Crawford it will
give US court chambers in Dickinson and
will be more convenient for the people of
this country. who have troubles to settle
than if a Mandan man were elected. And
so far as qualifications are concerned,
man cannot be found in the district more
able and capable of filling that Office than
c. w. Crawford.