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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

ing the health campaign through the
medium OF the International Tubcrcu-
Iusis exhibition. Today vas labor day
and men prominent in union circles
were the speakers.
Fresh air, light, good food and rest
wore accepted as the fundamental
principles of an anti-tubcrculosis Cruz
sadie but labor leaders emphasized the
fact that the city was not doing all
II should to provide these health cs-
sentiuls for those who were helpless
To secure 1t for themselves.
There are $50 600 jUrE rooms iu
the city" said one. "Better enforce.
mont OF Tho factory laws of snhitt-
ton. was urged lay another; while a
said that New York needed "an
efficient rather than "A political de
Of health
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

Winnipeg, Dee. l$.-TWo Chicago
brokers are here arranging tor "a neN,
meat packing corporation to include
points i'm western Canada with a num-
Der OF chief centcrs in western states.
If the deal goes through lne of the
Winnipeg packing houses and three i'm
other parts of western Canada viii Dc
included. Chicago viii be the head
quarters of the corporation and the
capital SIS. 600, 600. Leading livestock
exporters here are opposed to pack
ing plants being started. finding the
business more profitable as it now
StandS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

believed save the life of the famous
Latonia race course.
The Latonia management sought ana
Injunction against the state race com
mission which had forbidden the in
stallation Of regular booknakers az
,-, Na,.ous meetings this scar, tho
case still being in the Kenton county
court awaiting hearing one of tho
contentious of the Latonia Jockey
club was that the commission had au-
thofity To Xix dates. but could go no
further 80 long as no laW was broken.
bookmaking being declared To be not
contrary To the law OF Kentucky.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14
INAUGURATION Of
Mr.. TAFT TO Be
IMPOSING
Preparations For Great Event
on March 4 Already Under
Way at National Capital,


Especial correspondence TO Morning journal
Washington, d. C., Dee 1C.-Prepa-
ration for the Inauguration Of Judge
Taft on Marce Attn Is wei! under way.
aud it is expected that the parade on
that day and the Inauguration bah in
the evening viii be at least equal in
p%agcantry and splendor to previous
similar events. Guessers are cstimat-
ing the number of visitors at two hun
dred thousand. Every fourth year the
Capital city is better and better pre-
pared to entertain the great c|oncourst
of people h a ONE to Washington
to witness ana enjoy the ceremonies
Since the last Inauguration the new
Union railway station has been COM
pleted. a building longer and wider
than the capitol Of the United states
and many times more capable of re-
ceiving and distributing the great
crowds that pass through its gates
than were both the railway stations
which it has superseded. During the
last four years the city has greatly in
creased its hotel and boarding house
accommodations and those who CONF,
here on the 4th of March next will BE-
able to find bed and board in terms
commensurate with their purses, Zig
or small. The new railroad rate bin
it is said. will have an effect to limit
the number of visitors and cspeciall,
the masses of nearby volunteer sol
diery that have poured into Washing
ton on previous occasions. 1t is the
desire OF the management to exercise
if possible a S~plpCtiNe Influence on
these military organizations. and T.
possible exclude certain riotous rcgi
ments that have given the city author
tiles and citizens great annoyance II
the past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14
TO CARE FOR THE BABIES
WHILE MOTHERS WORSHIP

Kansas City. Dec. t3.-kansas city,
KaS.. PRESBYTERIAN have established
a nursery room AT their First church
and are prepared to entertain 100 ba-
bies with teddy" bears while the
mothers are being edified by the
preachers sermon from the pulpit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

ALBUQUERQUE LODGE no. 50.
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.
WILL GIVE \ COMPLEMENTARY
BALL At l.. q. q. +. HALL SATUR-
DAY EVENING. DEC. II. EVERY
BODY INVITED. ADMISSION FREE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE a
SELECTED STOCK. COME III AND
EXAMINE THEM. +. G. PRATT q
Co, 214 s. SECOND.
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GUILTY or CONTRIBUTING

Passing counterfeit money IS ne
worse than substituting some un-
known worthless remedy for Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great cough and
cold remedy that cures the most obsti-
coughs and heals the lungs. For
sale by j Il. O'Rielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14
BISHOP SPAULDIN6
ANNOUNCES SUCCESSOR
Aged Head OF Illinois Diocese Iiclin'
cuisines Charge.

Peoria, H.. Dec. 13.-Bishop John
Lancaster Spaulding in a letter to-
day addressed to the priests and latiy
of the Roman Catholic diocese of
Peoria formally announced that ac-
tive direction Of the diocese had been
turned over to Right Rev. \. J.
.OReilly named by Archbishop Quig-
ley as diocesan administrator until
Bishop Spaulding's successor is APP
pointed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14
FLEET TO PARTICIPATE
IN CUBAN INAUGURATION

New York. Dee. Bound for
Hampton Roads where the fleet 90
take part in the Inauguration Of Presi-
dent Gomez At Havana January 25
viii rendezvous the battleship Maine
from this port to-day The
Maine IS. flagship sf the third squad
ron with Rear Admiral Conway H. Ar
mold in command. She is expected TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

Mexico city. Dee 13-Dodolpho
Gaona. the most famous McNican bull
fighter cycr seen in a ring in this fe-
public, was fatally injured in "A fight
given in the city OF Puebla- today.
He was caught by the fifth bull,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14
KENTUCKIANS MAY
BET ON HORSE RACES
Appellate Court Holds Such proceed
urc j. Not Gambling Within
Meaning of Law.

Louisville. Dec. 13.-Thc decision Of
the Kentucky court of appeals that
betting on horse races is not gambling
within the meaning of the Law. will. it
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

Notice is hereby given hat my wife,
Wichita Chavez dc Gonzales, having
refused to live with me-, l shall not be
responsible for any accounts or in
debtedness incurred by her.
7. G.. GONZALES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

1t is not expected that congress VIII
do much more at this session than to
pass the appropriation bills. ana the
presidents extensive recommended
tons, a mere table Of which would fill
half a column, will be confijefed.= if
at all, by the siXty-first congress in
long session. when it shall assemble
n year hence. The incoming presi-
dent is pledged To carry out the R6csa-
vcltian policies, and these the prrsi-
dent has enumerated in tbs long mes
cage. They are briefly n strengthen
ing and confirming of legislation for
the control of corporations; more
celebrity in the administration of jus
tice; Il reorganization Of the navy de-
partment in a way analogous to that
which has recently been effected in
the war department; promotion in
both the army and the navy personnel
for merit aud without great regard to
age or term of service; the admission
Of Arizona and New Mexico as states:
the establishment of postals savings
banks and parcels post, The postal
savings bank recommendation is bit
terly opposed by the country bankers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14

Ir Nou want IA real join profitable
evening 90 e h Presbyterian church
at ! O'Clock tonight and hear Opie
Read. the greater writer n lecturer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-14
SCOTS Emulsion

is for coughs and colds as
well as for consumption.
It's easy for SCOTS
Emulsion to cure a cold
or cough and it does it
better than anything else
because it builds up
and strengthens at the
same time.
Don't wait until you get
Consumption or Bronchi-
It's. Get Scott s.
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Nothing hut strictly home cooking
the Columbus Hotel.
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Opir Read prince nf platform en-
tertaingr~. "a PRESBYTERIAN church To-
night beginning AT ! O'Clock sharp.
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Dine at the Columbus HoteI-you'Il
be in good company.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
SECRETARY METCALF
PREPARING TOLEAVE
Official Visit of Head Of Navy
Department Viii End
Wednesday

OAKLAND. May 10.--Secretary Met
caifs official visit to the coast will
be completed Wednesday and he will
leave Oakland for Washington then.
The secretarys stay in this city and
In San Francisco has been a strenuous
one, but he declares that he has en-
5oyed every minute of II.
AS the head of the navy department
and the personal representative of
President Roosevelt his time has been
almost constantly taken up with the
formal duties that have devolved upon
him in inspecting the Atlantic fleet,
receiving the reports of the officers
and attending the social functions
which have been arranged in his
honor and In homage to the fleet.
Despite the exacting nature of his
official engagements, Secretary Metcalf
has found time to call upon number
of his personal friends in this city and
to accept invitations to several private
dinners and receptions. A large party
of Oaklanders and San Franciscans
were his guests aboard the Yorktown
on the morning of the arrival of the
fleet and on the following day, when
he made his official review OF the
battleships.
During their stay In this city Secre-
tary and Mrs. Metcalf have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z. Bowles,
at 317 Boulevard terrace
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
FAMED OLD YACHT
ALMOST CAPSIz[S

Hit by terrific squall, her mainsail
at the mercy of the waves, except
when running before the wind. was
the experience the yacht Chispa, Cap
tain Chittensen, with her owner ]. J..
Cutie. and party which included the
German Consul. Franz Bopp, had on
the hay yesterday morning
The Chispa. which Is owned by /. j.
Cutie. son Of the late Commodore
Cutie. left Sausalito early to loin the
procession OF yachts which cruised
around the battleships yesterday morn
ing. In her party were Franz Bopp,
German consul at this port, and mem
bers OF the Alameda Cargo club.
All was we'll on board until the
yacht started to round Alcatraz island,
when she was hit by a squall. which
almost put her on her beam ends. Only
through the skillful navigation of the
captain was the party saved.
Captain Chittensen made Il straight
run for the transport dock. Consider
able difheulty was experienced hefore
the Chispa was run alongside and
made fast. AT the government wharf
the consul and his party were landed
and they Immediately made their way
to their homes to procure change OF
clothing. The crew of the yacht were
drenched to the skin.
The Chispa is a famous yacht and
has been a familiar sight in San Fran
cisco bay for many years. She was
the flagship of the San Francisco yacht
club when the elder Cutie was COM
rnodore, and many famous men have
been entertained upon her deck.
The steamship Three Brothers
brought her around from New York
more than 20. years ago and public in
terest in her has never dwindled.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
DRAW SAILOR LADS
Three Hundred Hear Bishop
Nichols Address at the
Naval Pavilion

Special services for the men of the
feet were held in nearly every San
Francisco church yesterday, and at
both the afternoon and evening gath
erings In the official naval pavilion at
Eighth and Market streets. 1900
townspeople and sailors met together
for worship. Bishop William Ford
Nichols made the afternoon address at
the pavilion, and Rev. William RAIDER
spoke in the evening.
Services on each of tn ebattleships
and = cruisers were also conducted
through the arrangements perfected
by the religious auxiliary committee.
Next Sunday DIR. Clampett at D. m.
and Rev William Bell at s p. m. viii
preach in the naval pavilion and. as
yesterday. there will be special music.
Three hundred sailors were at yes
terday's afternoon service and were
cordially welcomed by the 1900 city
church people present Robert Hus-
band leader of the Grace Methodist
Episcopal church choir, led the volun-
teer chorus of 100 men and women's
voices. and the Knickerbocker quartet
sang Jesus, Lover of Ny Soul" and
two selections
MY Own United States" sung by
Mr.. Larson of the quartet. the audi
ence, the choir and the band standing
and Joining in the chorus. brought the
afternoons service to a fitting close.
Ensconced In one corner band gave
several musical numbers and sup
ported the choral and congrc gational
singing. AS the audience dispersed
the band played America"
Chaplain Charlton OF the battleship
Georgia was presented to the people
by Rev. william Bell, who presided,
and made brief address following
that of Bishop Nichols.
The bishop spoke from the words in
Acts, He wrote them a letter after
this manner" He told the sailor boys
that one duty and privilege not to
neglect during this week OF events was
the letter home, and he portrayed the
sort of letter a clean, manly young
mother waiting to hear from her son.
During the course of the service a
rainstorm came up which beat down
upon the tent roof and at places found
it's way through. No great discomfort
was caused by the rain. people shifting
their places where the canvas armor
above them was pierced, and the SER
vice proceeded. At Its close one mid
shipman said: AAis is the first time
on the trip we have had a home well
come like this, and ! can tell you we
appreciate IT,"
Rev. William RAIDER, pastor of CAL
vary Presbyterian church, speaking
at the evening service at the naval pa
vilion, took for his subject The Devil
DR.. RAIDER said that the devil lurked In
good society and In the political
and higher life of all mankind. The
preacher told his audience that the
devil sought the healthy and beautiful
and that temptations were placed in
front of the best OF men and women.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
THREAT TO SHOOT
STIRS JOY SEEKERS

Because his indignant passengers de-
manded the return Of their money when
he failed TO land them on the bat
tleship Vermont yesterday afternoon,
Henry Frisch of the excursion steamer
st. Helena drew q revolver and threat
ened TO shoot John Babcock. the
spokesman OF the protesting excur-
sionists.
Frisch is assistant OF the Napa fire
department. and secretary of the Stod-
dard milling company, which owns the
St Helena. 1t is said that he prom
ised to land excursionists from his
boat on board the Vermont. and relying
! on this assurance 100 passengers pur-
chased tickets for the trip.
When the steamer reached the war
ship an immediate landing could not
be erected on account OF the large
number OF small craft about the big
lghting vessel. but instead of waiting
the ST. Helena sailed serenely on and
Frisch. according to the passengers,
absolutely refused to heed their pro-
tests.
After short run around the bay the
ship put In at the Mission dock, where
the passengers were landed in the
midst Of a drenching rainstorm. The
disappointment and discomfort had
aroused the Indignation OF the whole
crowd and John Babeock of 27B Second
avenue. Richmond district, was selected
to, demand the return of the money
which they had paid for passage.
Babcock made the demand In the
name of the assembled passengers, ana
Frisch responded by pulling a gun and
threatening TO shoot the young man.
Police Off1cer Charles Wedeking was
on the dock when the trouble began.
and he lost no time in iisarming the
steamboat captain. The offender was
at once hurried away TO the central
police station for 1t was feared that the
incensed excursionists might attempt
to do him bodily harm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
GRAND ARMY RECEPTION
Local Posts Invite Line and
Warrant Officers of the Fleet

All the Grand Army posts in the city
viii give a reception to the line and
warrant officers Of the feet next Tues
DAY evening at Dreamiand rink. Cen
eral Woodruff will deliver the address
Of welcome. and an extensive musical
and literary program has been pre-
pared for the entertainment of the
guests. The 500 members OF the four
local posts have raised a fund of $1,000
70 meet the necessary expenses and
have sent out engraved invitations to
the officers as souvenir of the occa-
sion. Above the words OF invitation,
printed In blue. red, white and gold. is
an exact reproduction OF the Grand
Army badge, eagle, flag and star. and
below is pictured a battleship at full
speed. All visiting members of the
Grand Army are invited to attend
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
GIRLS IN MERRY
WIDOWS DEFY RAIN
Confined from Page 1, corumn 4

stretching a hand far out those of the
girls whose merry widow rims were Of
moderate dimensions could distinctly
feel the patter OF rain on their finger
tips.
In some cases the deluge caused the
flowers with which the hats were
decked to change color. but the hat
was better than an umbrella as pro-
lection for the summer suits and. this
being leap year. many of the girls gall
lantly invited their escorts to share the
shelter Of the circular awning. some
didn't mind the flowers getting wet.
Those that did object covered the top
Of the hat with newspapers and defied
the rain to do its worst.
For crowd In summer finery caught
In the rain it was an unusually good
natured throng- Those outward bound
were not turned back by the rain ana
those coming home disdained to hurry.
Fifteen thousand persons visited the
warships and owing to the well di
rected supervision Of the government
inspectors the excursion business was
handled with few bitches and no ac-
cldents. Both ashore and at the ships
strict supervision was exercised over
the excursion fleet. and although such
crowds were never handled in this har-
Dor before. the business was operated
smoothly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

through the country in automobiles as
guests of San Francisco society folk.
In the afternoon Mrs. Charles s. Thorn
as, wife of Rear Admiral Thomas. and
her daughter, as guests of James D.
Phelan, were takenAout to the golf club.
In another party were Lieutenant
Cyrus Miller of Secretary Metcalfs
staff and Lieutenant Merriman and Mrs.
Merriman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. LIE Breton had as
their guests their daughter and her
husband. who is naval officer. There
were also number of informal dinner
parties and luncheons in honor of the
officers
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
fifty San francisco Yachts Like White Winged ni Dart IN and Out Among The Big Ships

sung Onward. Christian Soldier, and
the chorus 7oated out on the bay to
the battleships lying there
BUGLE CALL IMPRESSIVE
Most impressive was the elevation
following the conservation of the host
The sailors were on their knees when
one of their number, rising, blew q
trumpet call in place Of the usual ring
ing Of the bell by the acolyte. At the
conclusion of the mass the sailors and
knights joined IN the singing OF The
Star Spangled Banner"
The sailors were principally from the
Maine. Kansas and Tennessee, with a
large number of the Pensacola lads.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
John ". Sullivan of St Patrick's sem
mary. Menlo Park. He took for his
text. Justice exalteth nation, but sin
maketh nations miserable He said:
sailors OF the great navy of the re-
public, you have been welcomed. you
are welcome 10 our hearts and our
homes Many of you have buckled on
your armor and rushed where battle
ragged TO offer for your country's life
the life blood OF your hearts. Many Of
you carry on breast and face the
sacred stigmata Of patriotism. Your
tried hands are doubly pledged in
purest unselfshness and bravest re-
solve TO uphold in the reign of peace
the loved flag which In days OF war
they bore above stain and reproach.
All OF you stand ready TO follow in the
footsteps Of your illustrious predeces-
sors on the seas, TO initiate their vir-
tues, to look fearlessly into the
dangers OF war and IL needs be TO fall
fighting for the maintenance OF your
country.
PATRIOTISM Is UNBORN
But. thank God. the angel of peace
has spread his wings over America and
what was saved in the days of war
must be guarded in the days OF peace
Patriotism is implanted in the human
heart like the love element. We find
Il there as we find rengion. II is an
instinct placed there by almighty God
for a purpose--to preserve our coun-
try. Therefore il is real; 1t is not q
mere idle sentiment. Therefore 1T is
deep in the human heart. real. lasting.
sacrifice producing.
Patriotism needs not. perhaps, be so
courageous now as in the days of con-
hict. but II must be vigilant and more
constant, for the evils against which it
has to contend IN days of peace are
more stealthy in their advance. more
deceptive in their attack We can
easily believe that a country invincible
in war may go down TO its ruins amid
tae luxuries and somnolence of peace
and prosperity.
Our country has not the ancient
history of other lands. neither has it
their ancient faults nor drawbacks Its
history is short and brilliant. Patriot
ism should therefore be irOculated to
consolidate the discordant elements
and bind them In unity. 1t is a noble
sentiment and should not be violated
or feigned any more than the religious
expression"
After the religious services the
knights OF Columbus and their friends
enjoyed a trip around the fleet.