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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15
ROSWELL TORRANCE
United States Mail and Passen'
ger Service Established Jan. no, isO0'

shortest -c-.a 80 roswell and all points
jp tho pocos valley This being a united
-iates mail route the cars must ana do'
ienee on schedule time.
Automobile leaves Torrance daily at a.
M arriving at Roswell az II a, m,-savius
messengers over thirty hours between these
paints over amy other line Courteous ana
',prrt cbauffeiirs in charge OF every car,
srafa reserved by applying TO agent at Tor
rauee. Or the Roswell Auto Co. Roswel n.
NJ Baggage allowed so pounds Any
amount ~ baggage can be carried by nou-
fyia.. Ros,ygtI Auto Co AZ Roavell NJ NJ
j. W. Sr0CKARD. Manager,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
small Uoldtng Claim No. $50.


Department OF the Interior United states
Land Office, Santa Fo. N. nj, Mdrch ~
1908 ,.,..
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named claimant has flied notice Of ms ~
teuflon to make maj proof IA support "I ms
claim under sections l6 and ~ Of the act
~ March B. 1891 geo stats 500 as amend
cd by Tho act Of February q, 1898 t27 stats
A7O). and that said proof win be MADE be-
fore H. w S. Otpro at Albuquerque ~ NJ"
on April TO- 1908, VIZ: Luciano Aragoh l'r
the s. H. G. N-535, situated Ia See q t. b
~, II, 10. ,....... IN
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove his actual continuous adverse pos.
session Of said tract for twenty years heHI
preceding the survey Of the township, VIZ;
Candelarfo hraEyn Of Los Lunas ~. M
franorco Torres n Loa Lunas, N. NJ Man
uei VlgiI Of Los Lunas ". NJ, and Escolhs-
tlGo Vigil Of Albuquerque, n, NJ. .
Any person who desires 70 protest against
the allowance Of said proof or VINO knows
on any substantial reason under the la"s
and regulations OF the Interior Dcparlneu
why such proof should not be allowed WIN
be given an opportunity at tho above men
toned time and place 70 cross examine tne
witnesses Of said claimant, and TO oner eyl-
denoe IN rebuttal Of that submitted OS
claimant ..~. RI, ,,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15

In the District Court, County Of Der
nalillo,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
To Edward p. Campbell, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that COM
plant has been duly filed against you
in the District Court Of Bernalillo
County New Mexico, by Rose r.
Clambctt as plaintiff, praying for an
absolute divorce upon the grounds OF
abandonment non-support ana adul-
terry, and you are hereby further mo-
thed that unless you enter your ap-
pcarance in said suit on or before the
fourth day of June, 1908, decree
pro confesso i'm said suit Will be en-
tered against YOU. ...,.
Mcdlcr and Wilkerson are plaintiff
ATTORNEYS. whose postoflce address l.
| Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
| the District Court this IAN day OF
| April, A. y. 1908.
IlII\ VENkGT Clerk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15
Nn,N Nnrl, COItOn.

New York, April 14.-Cotton Iu.
lures opened easy at decline OF : g
points and closed steady at a net de-
cline of 10M13 points.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15

sports were easy. lie cents down on
All grades; middling l0Bc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15

ST. Louis, April 14.--Wool steady
medium grades, combing and cloth
ing, tS@19; light fine, l6 a Y, heaVE
fine. l2m13; tub washed, 2242t"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15

If YOU have Il COW rur sale: Tell
the people through the For sale
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15

New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, April l4-Gotton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-15

The jurisdiction Of Road Foreman
of Engines VIM Daze has been OK
tended so that he now covers the ter
ritory embraced IN the entire Alpu-
qucrque division between SeIismaH
ana Albuquerque.
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TTdT TTTTTT
Total sales for the day, 2S2,l0C
shares.
United states IS registered and b
registered advanced Is, and the 81
coupon IA per cent on call.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
JURYSECURED TO TRY
AUTHOR FOR MURDER
Miniature Marine Theater Will
Be Used at Hains Trial to
Picture Scene

FLUSHING, L. l., Dec. 15.--A jury of
IL men has been selected to try
Thornton Jenkins Hams. story
writer. as principal in the killing of
William E. Annis. publisher, who
was shot to death by Captain Peter
Hams Jr- at the Bayside yacht club
last summer. One hundred and sew
enteen talesmen were examined be-
fore the jury box was filed.
The prosecutions case will be pre-
sented by District Attorney Darrin,
and it is expected that the examination
of witnesses by both sides will con-
sumo at least two or three days.
A feature of the trial will be q tank
of water and a model of the boat and
catboats in miniature representative
of the scene of the shooting that will
be placed, on a table in front of the
witnesses. Iron men, representing the
principals in the affair, will be moved
about in this marine theater to Illus
trate actions and positions taken in the
tragedy by Hams and witnesses.
The jury, members of which will be
permitted to return to their homes at
the conclusion of each days trial, is
made up as follows:
William Hill, foreman of jury;
Thomas Walsh, builder; Henry Hecker,
shipping clerk; Samuel W. Johnson,
supply dealer; John Benham, sta ble-
man; Frederick Lee Richmond,
cashier; Alexander Jardin, plumber;
Hugh McCulloh. milk dealer; Louis
New, carpenter: William Mclean, stage
mechanician; Patrick Ahearn, retired
farmer; and Henry Boenig, foreman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
WINGED 80" TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Olympic Club Members and
Friends to Make Merry
i'm Colonial Theafer

The annual Christmas festival of the
Olympic club, an event which is eagerly
looked forward to by the members of
the club and their friends, will take
place in the Colonial theater on Friday
and Saturday evenings, December IS
and 19. Farces, monologues and art
studies will be prominent features of
the program. and vocal selections by
talented members of the winged .'O' So
ciety viii be numerous.
"The Life of Bohemia" a musical
playlet in which William Hammond Jr
viii take an important part. assisted by
so other members, Will depict life on
San f'ranciscos great white way
Among those who win sing in this fea-
ture of the entertainment are Fred Will
son, Ed Ward, Harry Shed, Frank Oates
ED Healey. oscar Frank, Tommy
worth. J. Wiley. Jack Heaney, Kid Nell
son, A. w Morgenstern and Carl Carl
ton.
Art studies by Prof. George Miehling,
Ollie +. Snedigar, formerly of the Uni
versity of California. and Harry Nc
Kenzie of Santa Clara college, are ex-
pected to keep the spectators in good
spirits The studies will be posed in
half serious and half comic moods. All
three men are of large stature and have
gained considerable fame through their
connection with athletics.
The Littlest Girl, a sketch founded
upon the Van Bibber stories, will be
presented by II. e. Ward. assisted by
Miss Eugene Mauck, J. d. Calder and
Fred j. Moore. The Neapolitan trio
consisting of Mckenzie Gordon, Charles
Dickman and George Brown, will rem
der favorite musical selections.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
Workouts at Emeryville

December 15-Track heavy; outside sticks.
Hal-Fiye- -eighths in :Oe.
Missouri and Johnnie Blake--Three-eight II
40l-5
Little Minister-Three-quarte in 1:o4 As.
Sanpiper--Mile in 1:54.
Ny Pal-Nile in 1:56
Sea Lad--Three- quarters in "a.
Wamboro-Half in :54 1-5.
Northwest-Three-q quarters in 1:26 rs.
County Clerk-Mile in 1:59la.
Hampton Beauty-Five -eighths in los.
High Gun-Tnree eighths in :42.
Be Brief-Five eighths in 1:07.
Colonel Jack-Three- quarters in 1:25h.
Anna May-Ha1f in :53.
w. 7. Overton-Haf In :51 10.
J. c. Core and Don Enrique-aalf In SO As
CAPTAIN Kennedy-Nine -stxteenths in .O5 2-5
Sempronium-Half In :53.
F. Neugent-Fi eighths in III
Bright Skies-Half in :56 20.
Semproni--TIalf in "a 20.
apa-Five-eighths in LILO 10.
Royal N-Five-eighths in :13 ID.
Andy Ginter-Half In 90 u.
Gargantua-ThreeAeight in III.
Adena and Ornate -Five-eighths in l:OT
Boggs-Three-eigt in AL
Escamado---Three-elght In "A 25.
Miford-Three- quarters In :24ia.
Convent ell-Five-eighths In los
Duhrne and Gretchen G-Half in :5525
May --Five-eighths ia i:o9la
Nebulosus--Fiye-eighths in l:lo.
Brookleaf-Haf in :5s.
Woodlander--ialf in .Ja.
Webber-1'hree quarters in "a.
Priceless Jewel--Haif IN 53 4-5.
El Psso--Three- -eighths 10 80.
Spring Ban--Half in :J5.
Adonis--Mile in :59.
Orchan-F Fiye-eighths in 1:11h.
Burning Bush-Five -eighths in 1ll.
Rhinock-Mile In 30 20.
Desirous--Three- quarters In La 4-5
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
KETCHEL WILL BUY
HOME FOR HIS
FAMILY
Middle Weight Champion Going
to Michigan; May Never
Fight Again

Stanley Ketchel champion middle
weight of the world. said last night
that he would leave San Francisco for
his home in Michigan some time this
week Ketchel's purpose in going to
Michigan is to purchase a home for his
family, who live near Grand Rapids.
81 may never fight again said
Ketchel. "One thing is certain, and
that is / will not make the middle
weight limit any more. The work is
too tough. If Burns beats Jack John
son In Australia may do business with
him. and even If he makes good
showing / will fight him If he
cares to take me on. I can go up to
$50 pounds. but the thing of getting
down to the middle weight limit again
is past me. ] do not have to fight
any more I have enough money to
quit the game. and I'm not going to
take any chances on hurting my health
training to low weights"
The referee for the Langford- Flynn
and Attell- Walsh fights will be selected
at a conference of the managers at the
Hague, on Fillmore street. tonight.
All boxers who wish to appear at
Coffroth's monster New Years day
show can make application at Corbett's,
1917 Ellis street, today Gregory Mitch
ell will be the mach maker and he will
be glad to talk business with any and
all boxers who call at Corbetts place
today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
EMMA GOLDMAN BALKS
AT INSANITY CHARGE
Leader Makes Hasty
Exit From BeIlingham When
Judge Threatens

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Dec. Is
Emma Goldman was released from Jail
today and placed on board north
bound train for Canada. Miss Gold
man vociferously refused 10 leave the
city last night when given her choice
between Canada and prison
She retained a criminal lawyer this
morning to defend her on charge of
melting TO unlawful assemblage- Bail
was applied for and Police Judge Day
declared he would send the case direct
to the superior court and fix bail at
$4,000. When Miss Goldman learned
that if the charge failed she would be
charged with being insane and her
utterances used against her before a
Judge In the superior court, she agreed
TO leave the city on the first train
A Herald special from Blaine SAYS:
Emma Goldman and DR. Ben Reitman
were taken from northbound train at
Douglas, just across the international
boundary line, by Canadian immigra-
ton officers. Tonight. on instructions
from Ottowa, Emma Goldman and DIR.
Reftman were released and proceeded
to Vancouver, B. c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
OWEN MORAN GAINS
DECISION OVER
FRANKIE NEIL
California Boy Makes Game
Fight, bnf Is Handicapped
by Bandaged Knee
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

BOSTON. Dec. 15.-Frankie Neil lost
the decision 70 owen Moran OF England
in the II round bout at the Armory
athletic association here tonight Neil
appeared to be badly handicapped BY
his banda Eed knee and seemed 70 be in
far from the best condition Moran had
considerable on him in weight.
Neil narrowly escaped Knockout in
the sixth round. Moran put him TO the
mat. but he was up at the count of fve-
Neil shone brilliantly throughout the
bout though defeated man. In the
second he did some clever work and
worried Moran with a vicious attack
He surprised the fans by his remark
able performance in the seventh. After
having a close rub with defeat Neil
made a star play tor knockout with
his own steam and planted four hard
ones on Moran's face.
The eighth was all Moran, and also
the ninth. In the tenth Moran took
all the fight out OF the Californian with
hard blow over the heart In the
final round Moran tried hard to put the
finishing touches on Neil. but the Call
fornian held or and avoided his rushes-
Neifs clever foot work made him a
favorite here. His gameness was lib
orally applauded. and several fight ex-
perts claim he has better than an even
chance when In good condition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
Kelly Does the Hardest
Fighting and Deserves
to Gain the Decision
Papke Floors Opponent in Fourth Round, but
Chicagoan Puts Up Better Battle
By w. J. SIattery
-ssse-a D..ps.eh 70 The c.ul

OS ANGELES Dec l5-Afer Billy Papke Hugo Kelly had
aued and battered each other
Il rng this Referee Jim Jfr ywad
signaling draw while the 1000 divided
@ conservative would surely verdict Kelly
ne was the performer the When
all
ouer
As gruelng mill
southern
like OF Bengal walops would
e slow and during the y the battle Kelly landed nearly
punch that counted
v ely Lacks Power
All Kelly bring the finishing
which he could enough take Papke off his feet
though hall fights He
equally number clever punches
which spectators and cheer wildly
only
Kelly Billy shot left TO the
Kelly dropped like
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
AMERICAN BARRED
fROMOWNCOUNTRY
Englishman Permitted to Land,
While Young Californian
Is Held on Ship

Two shipwrecked sailors arrived
here Monday. passengers on the Pacific
Mail liner Newport. One was an Eng
lishman. the other an American citi-
zen. native of Humboldt county. The
Englishman was allowed to go ashore
when the steamer docked. The Ameri-
can, by some twist OF immi grafton bu-
reau logic. was refused landing and
held on board until late yesterday, as
much q prisoner as IL he had been con-
fined on AlcatraZ.. At the office of I'M
migration Commissioners Hart North 1t
was said yesterday that the boys de-
tention was the result of an error on
the part Of immigration Inspector Will
liam Gassaway.
The boys name was George Ryer-
son and he had been an able seaman
on the British bark Kirkdale, which
was wrecked at FL Triumpho in SAL
vador. With him was Richard Hanson.
who had been cook on the III fated
ship. Hansen came here looking for
a job; Ryerson to visit his home Gas
saway passed Hanson without ques-
ton. 1t was Ryerson's claim of Ameri-
can citizenship that seems to have
aroused Gassaway to action.
How do I know you're an American
citizen?' asked the inspector.
The boy offered for Gassaway's in
spection a sheaf OF papers, discharges
from ships on which he had served and
also submitted letters received from
his home in Humboldt county. Gassa-
way. however, waved the proof aside,
told the boy that he had no time to ex-
anime any papers and that he must re-
main in custody of the steamship COM
pany until the immigration bureau had
Investigated his case. Gassaway went
home and apparently forgot all about
his prisoner. for when the steamship
company made inquiries as to what
disposition would be made OF the pas
senger an inspector visited the ship,
looked at Ryerson's papers and gave
him his liberty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
CORRIGAN TO FIGHT
ANTI-GAMBLlNG
MEASURE
viii Make Test in Louisiana,
With View of Preparing for
Action in Spring
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch 70 The CalI
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15.-Edward
Corrigan, the master of Hawthorne, .
believes the Locke anti gambling law
adopted at the last session of the
Louisiana legislature will not hold
water and has paid a retainer of $4,000
to an attorney here to make thorough
test of the new law, with view of
clearing the decks for action next
spring.
City park. in which Corrigan is
heavily interested, will open tomorrow
with not more than a dozen horses in
the stalls. There probably will be three
or four book makers. The meeting will
last six DAYS. or until an opportunity
is given to build up strong case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
DOES NOT Apply TO ARcADIA

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 15.-The sweep
ing anti-poolroom ordinance adopted
by the board of supervisors yesterday.
prohibiting laying of pools and wagers
on races in Los Angeles county. does
not apply 10 conditions at Santa Anita
racetrack, as the track and betting ring
there are located within the Corporate
limits Of Arcadia. The county ordi
nances apply only outside Of incorpo-
rated cities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
MOULD srop USE OF sErNEs

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 15-At a confer-
erce OF citizens with the San Diego
delegation to the Legislature il was
decided 20 ask for a regulation to pre-
vent the seining for fish in Mission bay
over which the state has complete con-
troll r. B. Baker OF the Beach out
fittins company says that he has known
of 500 pounds of fsh being taken at a
single haul
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
FOOTBALL STARS TO CONTEST

PALO ALTO. Dec. 15--The local ag-
gregations OF former football stars and
Athletes among the businessmen. who
met in a tie match Thanksgiving dav
for the benefit of the fiagpole fund. viii
clash again New Years day in the
hope of deciding which is the stronger
team at the American game. Actiya
training and practice will be started
by the two squads next week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
Arcadia Selections

First raee-Nary F, Netting.
Janeta.
second rsce-TItzherbert. An
derson. Sir AIvesestt.
Third race-Ben Trovato, AMI
mus, ST. EimwOOd.
Fourth race-Glorso. COlIoquy.
Hasty Agnes.
Fifth raee-Red GauRtIet, 81.
IlariO. Henry o.
Sixth raee--LOrd Nelson, short
Cut. Enfield.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
CAPTAIN OF FOOTBALL. TEAM

ALAMEDA. Dec. 15.-E. Bruzzone has
has been elected captain of the Alameda
high school football team. He played
tackle and guard on this seasons s
eleven. The game that was scheduled
between the Alameda high school team
and the Berkeley high school eleven
Saturday has been called off
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16

Magee. Tenn. has an alderwoman.
Mrs RI. p. Gates
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
DO You wont $500.

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
naZ,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16

Volcanic ash is reported to give
Portland cement greater tensile
strength than mortar alone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-01

unique institution. 1t IS Independent
of any one government, but dependent
upon all The least republic of the
western hemisphere is equal to the
largest in questions presented to the
governing board. This board consists
of the diplomatic representatives in
Washington of the 20 Latin American
republics-Argentine Republic, Bolivia.
Brazil, Chile. Columbia, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Dominican Republic. Ecuador.
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
Salvador, Uruguay, and Venezuela
with the secretary of state of the
United States as chairman ex-officio.
The chief administrative official is the
director, who is chosen by the vote
of the governing board. He is respon :
sible to them and to them only, for the
conduct of the affairs of the bureau.
The expenses are met by pro rata
assessment on all the republics, the
quota for each being estimated on a
basis of population.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-01

6. To carry into effect all resolu-
tons. the execution of which may
have been assigned or may hereafter
be assigned to it by the international
American conferences.
z. To act as a permanent commit
tee of the international American con-
ferences, recommending topics to be
included in the programme of the next
conference; these plans must be COM
municated to the various governments
forming the union at least six months
before the date of the meeting of the
conference.
s. To submit within the same period
report to the various governments
on the work of the bureau during the
term covered since the meeting of the
last conference, and also special re-
ports on any matter which may have
been referred to it for report.
A Thousand Letters a Month.
The work being done is of a very
comprehensive nature, and must be
thoroughly understood before the
unique character of the bureau can be
appreciated or it's influence appropri-
ately traced. One thousand letters a
from all parts of the world. asking for
specific information on subjects per-
tanning to Latin America; these are
answered with direct and special data
requiring careful preparation. In addf-
ton to personal answers, printed mat
lars are distributed whenever request
ed, and each month 10000 bulletins of
not less than 300 pages each, contain
ing the latest descriptive and statisti-
cal information of the q Amt lean re-
publics, are sent out. Manufacturers,
exporters, merchants, students, investi-
gators and travellers are informed OF
the conditions prevailing in the field
they wish to enter, and the best routes
for trade and travel are selected for
particular or general cases.
New work is constantly undertaken.
The Bulletin began some years ago to
illustrate it's pages by occasional pho
tographs of presidents or distinguished
men. In November, 1906, full page
views were used, and from the begin
ming of 1907 each number contained
several pictures illustrating character
istic features of Latin American life
and industry. Today every Bulletin
has 16 or more views which add to it's
attractiveness and aid in a graphic
way to comprehension of the articles
and topics around which they are
grouped.
To the bureau is entrusted the pro-
ject for providing better steamship IA
cilties between the principal ports of
the American republics, the investiga-
ton of the questions of the Inter-
Continental railway. the study of the
monetary systems of the American
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-01

governments and of the laws regulat-
ing public concessions. And lastly, the
bureau is to prepare a programme for
the fourth International conference, to
be held within the next five years.
Future Full of Usefulness.
The future of the international bu-
reau is bound to be an active one, fall
of usefulness to both the United States
and Latin America 1t is a matter OF
great pride that the institution is sit
uated in Washington, and other coun-
tries have reason to be envious of the
influences for increased commerce and
comfy welded through 1t. The great
est proof of its strength and effective
ness is the fact that Andrew Carnegie
has generously given $750,00O and the
different republics $250.000 for the new
home of the bureau. The corner stone
for this has already been laid on the
Van Ness park site, Seventeenth and
streets. and the beautiful building,
with distinctive Latin American archi-
lecture, will be occupied during the
coming year.
The beginning statement may be used
as an ending. The International Bu-
reau of American Republics is an