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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
A Wreck

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13

Seattle wash. Juno 12-1he Jap
anese training cruisers Aso and Soya
sDul hsre % participate in the omen
ing 81 the exposition. sailed this
morning Ter Honolulu. where thcN
expect 90 arrive about tho 2iih and
to remain e week. They win then
sall Tor home.
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NEW YORK BROKER
PRISONER At
Los ANGELES
Charged With SwindIing IN
veStorS Out of Fifty ThouS-
and Dollars Heavy Bail De-
manded. -


by Morning journal Special Ioased Wir'l
Los Angeles. June 12.-Undcr a
section of the civil statutes applicable
IN cases where fraud is charged. Lioll-
81 Il. Hare. mining broker, elubmaa
aad former manager of the Kongarlcs
Alaska Mining company, is in jay
here, charged by eight New York ir-
vcstors with ~'defrauding them out OF
$4,000. Harc's BAH is placed at $50
coo lndcr the law by which he 5
h ID.
The New York complainants are
John d. Barrett, William r. Coo. Her
bert Appleton. William Brock, Doug
las F. Cox. James b. Dockson, VII
liam II. Savage and John A.. Il Hon
kins. Coe. it is said is a son-in-laW Oh
the late II. II. Rogers. is said to have
lost $4,000 in Hare's scheme.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13

OUR WORK is As NEAR PER-
FICTION AS POSSIBLE. NO OLD,
WORKOUT, BROKEN DOWN OR
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW AND
UP no THE MINUTE-ALWAYS
BETTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEFY
COMPETITION. A TRIAL BUND-
PERIAL LAUNDRY co, BACK OF
pOSrOFIICE. PHONE I1S. RED
WAGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
since lie Wanted TO Know.

Irate Diner (to waiter who persist
entity hovcrs about the table)-What
on earth are you waiting for. Man T
don't want you.
Waiter Excuse me. sir. but am
responsible for the silver-T1t-B Bits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN FRESH AM SALT MEATS
Sausage n Speciality.
For Cattle and Hogs the Biggest Market
Prices are aid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
san rrnncisco vcc%tcrinar, college.

Session begins sept. IS Catalog
mailed free Dr. G.. Keane, 1918
Market street. san Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
MANrEn.

Experienced saleswoman at the
Economist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
Stomach Trouble.

Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that
your stomach Is the trouble. To
removethe causei is thefirst thing
and Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets will do that. Easy
20 take and most effective.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Cars Private Orchestra

1t is not generally known, observes
Paris contemporary, that the czar
has a priavte orchestra. which on rare
occasions appears in public This or
chestra, we are told, must not be con-
fused with the Imperial opera of st.
Petersburg. The orchestra dates from
the time of Alexander III in 1883, who
entrusted it's formation to Major Gem
eral Baron de Stackelberg, himself a
composer and skillful musician
All the musicians, in addition to
their wages, with board and lodgings,
are sentitled on retirement to a pen
sion. In the winter the orchestra
gives concerts in the palace in ST
Petersburg, and in summer in the
park at Peterhoff. In preparing the
programs the czarina takes great in
terest. National music naturally oc-
cupies prominent position, but
French and other foreign composers
are not overlooked, Richard Wagner
being a great favorite.
Alexander III was an accomplished
musician, his favorite instrument
being the violin, and we are told that
in that monarchs museum in the Rus
sion capital are preserved many Gu
rious photographs showing Athe then
czar of all the Russias seated in the
midst of his orchestra, taking a violin
part
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Overloaded Vessel
Sunk Near Anchorage

Sunk Near Anchorage Broher Jonathan of the
the Pacific coastUth the present
the other day OF Mrs Margaret
Wall widow H C. Wall who OF the company
which July O 1902
barring sinking Pacific which occurred 10 later has not
been duplicated circumstances
1852 and intended
Commodore Nanderbt
line ships Francisco and sent
H. Baldwin, who later became
admiral in the United States
Within the Brother Jonathan
7. and
Francisco until 1858 under the OF Commodore 1t nearly sank with
Immediately sold to the
California which along the coast
Freight the old boat show that
the coast
Wolf protested the company
taking his 247 and load that made
All opposite gale encountered
the skipper decided shelter On the anchorage
and when miles off Point ST. the ship struck reef and
broke Without the knowing that death
wild battle for life ensued One
These all that escaped
the wreck
day of old
steamer formed the saddest chapter in his life
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
CaIifOrnia'S Welcome to
President Taft
ODAY the president of the United States the guest OF the
people of California He is welcome, and only regret is

TO-DAY president of United guest of the
people California He is welcome and only regret IS
that he stay longer among Our magnificent dis
the wide imperial of this unique region not to be
explored the short space of week may
the greatness of this commonwealth and wonderful potenaties
be appreciated with the passing gmpses gained from window
from the sublmated atmosphere of the banquet
The president burden bearer Mr. Taft the busiest man
the United States If his pleasure consulted know
that he would spend and find equal
of enjoyment either 1t something that can
be said with truth of other region this broad continent
Mr. Taft knows all this He has been in California than
before and he likes the people and the He will find
old friends among and make ones,
hope that the of welcome will overdo the thing by
making call the presidents strength Physical
endurance has its limits and the people their and
hear the chief executive do think of the tremendous
of and strain that it involves for the
who the central figure of the occasion member of the pres
dental said the other day Spokane Il advise gentlemen
who have Mr. Tafts charge be cautious They
had better be less graspng Mr. Taft has months OF hard
travel ahead of him and must husband his strength"
The prevailing welcome is we'll and appreciated
such by Mr. TAFT but let be exacng demands
the physical endurance overworked We all under
stand that the president will do his within the
limits of the satisfy all his admirers who desire pay
their respects to the representative OF the nation
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

Such will be answered by mai. when
when the correspondent incloses a self
addressed and stamped envelope with
the question.
TREATY WITH MEXICO-v. City. How
much territory did the United States receive
from Mexico as indemnity for the war with that
United States to Mexico for the same?
The settlement was reached by the
treaty OF Guadalupe Hidalgo. February
2, 1S4S. Nicholas P. Trist. representing
the United Statss. and three commits
treaty of peace at Guadalupe Hidalgo.
in Mexico. The treaty provided for the
final cessation Of the hostilities of the
Mexican war, and the United States
agreed to withdraw it's troops from
Mexico. The southwestern boundary OF
Texas was fixed at the Rio Grande. as
our government had claimed. New Mex
leo and California were ceded to the
United States. for which territory il
agreed to pay $4,000. 900 and assume
the payment OF claims OF United States
citizens against Mexico, amounting to
sS,25O.OOO
NOT ELIGIBLE-N. A. n. City. An
citizen bv virtue OF nv father being a natural
lied citizen Of the United States and am I eig-
iOie for, presidency or the United States?
If you were born in a foreign coun-
try, were under age at the time your
father was naturalized and were a
resident of the United States at that
time, you are citizen by virtue OF
his naturalization; but il you are not
native born you are not eligible to the
presidency of the United States.
CATS AND RATS W. s. on the Pens,-
cola. San Francisco Bay. II it takes 800 cats
70 Kill 800 rats IN 800 minutes how many cats
VIII lt take 70 XIII 100 rats IN 100 minutes?
This department is maintained to
answer questions that are OF general
interest and not TO answer problems.
questions In simple arithmetic or catch
questions.
INVISIBLE INK. W s.. Oakland. Cal.
What substance can be used to write with that
will not be visible on ordinary paper but viii
appear when subjected 10 heath
Write with lemon juice. onion juice
or milk. and when subjected to heat.
such as pressing with hot smoothing
iron, the writing will become visible
and legible.
REAL AMERIcANs-subscrib CITY. Who
were the real Americans?
The real Americans were the aborig-
inal inhabitants. The Indians born in
the country, at the time it was discov-
ered and named America. became on
leans.
POETIC. H.. City. wsat are the outward
signs OF one who is poetic by nature?
a forehead that slopes gradually
backward with quite a perceptible
bulge at the eyebrows.
sgEz CANAL TAx-Suhscriber. CITY. How
mucn dld the United States have 10 paw I'm tolls
70 the Suez canal company for the passage Of
the Atlantic neet on its voyage around the
About $4,000.
HOLIDAYS-D. r.. City and +. F. T.. Duns-
muir. Cal Are there any national HOLIDAYS IN
the United States? II so. how many?
There are none. as congress has never
declared any day a national holiday.
cHIMNEYS-F. T. L.. City. Where can I
see the city ordinance in relation to the building
OF patent ehimneyss
At the Office of the board o. super
yisors' 20 Eddy street
DOCTOR C0oK-P. II. NJ. City. WAsre 49,
Doctor Cook, the explorer. bornf
caiiicoon. Sullivan county. New Tork-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
| Flint
| On the
Lemon Rate

unreasonable
That lawsuit of indefinite period not less than three
and mpossibly extending years In the meantime
the high continue effect All this denial of
justice fully this recognized that nobody dreams Of
asking the interstate interfere AS far control
under existing limitations
defunct Indeed Mr. Taft admitted much in his speech
Des Moines
appeals the It remedy does
touch the Of the evil all 1t might possibly shorten the
period litigation by year but would prevent the
enforcement of arbitrary pending litigation prolonged by all
the devices known corporation lawyers No plan OF regulation
will effective that does give the interstate commission
into effect
The gross injustice of this of the may
be understood when provoke like Senator
Flint who his political genesis the Southern Pacific
company
Speaking Angeles public meeting
Flint said:
The freight
few the freight lemons shows boldn
nceivabe and know of that could be taken by the rail-
of that force further legislation
railroads than unwarraned and unJusthabe
The congress United hearing
pound should be placed lemons The railroad officials without
arbitrarily raised the freight this commodity
So that it nulihes the of
fair They caught the crowd they
nothing than that the speaker playing for popularity It is
vague denuncaton without definite remedy proposed
reported given interview avorng the creation
appeals the plan proposed by the president That
would leave where today and would suit the railroads
admirably.
Flint remember that in all relating
regulation railroads he under If The Call does him
injustice will rejoice him right proof but few words
Of aimless denuncaon proof
CTEADILY increasing bank carng San Francisco
important cities of California keep pace general
- Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
New Oakland Museum
i'm Temporary Home

ford mansion, in Oak street. NJ
owns the colonial ROOM forr
to be in the Oakland museum.
Those Oakland residents who
and objets dart intend TO donat
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
|Cutthroat
By Water

" an ]
question whether he would be able the opposition went
by competing railroad 1t always where railroad is allowed to
with steamship line
The Pacific Coast steamship owned dominated by the
IN family You ask why Hill steamship line to San Fran
when railroad The
the supply point for Puget sound competition with St Paul
Why does the Pacific Mail line of vessels Panama?
build the merchant of the the
the American sea No.
continental railroad lines protection competition and
o keep
We need go outside OF contemporary San Francisco
of the transportation
described by Mr. Wheeler and the purpose is the
maintain the monopoly hitherto enjoyed by the railroad owned
steamship line
By way OF remedy Mr. Wheeler proposes amendment
the law by which railroad would
be forbidden hold in steamship lines OF the
good public policy OF Mr. Wheeers suggestion there be
doubt but whether could be made effective law than
doubtful There would be hundred ways of evading
of that very the present
modes clause the law which the
supreme decided valid point
how it might be evaded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
|Ethnolosy
And
Naturalization

white German Engishman sort of white an
Italian Greek Huxley called these
civilizations and BOTH including
rulings, naturalization
would be unhappy fate should the Armenans be
to suffer for the of their oppesso onounded with
the Turks and excluded from American citizenship that
looks like bitter injustice The from nauraliza-
on but presumably is the chronological geographical
Turk that is meant.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
The Insider

Recalls of the old steamer Brother Jonathan with
passengers and forming one OF the
tragic chapters in history of the Pacific coast
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

rates. It is not disputed that the shippers
are helpless to resist this arbitrary increase.
1t is simply tyrannical exercise of power
against which the sufferers have no recourse
The law gives the shippers a right to
appeal to the interstate commerce commission
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

ME arbitrary increase of the freight for
shipment offers conspicuous example of the complete break
down of the law and machinery for the regulation of railroad
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

classification. The Fresno Republican learn
edly takes up the cause of the Armenians and
asserts their right to be naturalized, because
although natives of Asiatic Turkey, they are
in fact, of European race We quote:
AS to race of course the Armenians are of
the white of of
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
The Geary
| Street
Railway Plans

Of last Mr. Long advise the board what steps
judicial in business
should put n train without delay.
be better, Supervisor McLeran points
this phase of the undertaking from the proposition
bonds for the construction of railway the Geary
II the people asked bonds for the line
the ferry that would for the be equivalent asking
hypothetical question That question be
in the and in of litigation possibly
decided before the time proposed call the election The
affirmative negative the issue of bonds for the original
proposition will either make the starting point give quietus
project If the shall
monopoly of lower Market valid
OF the line the ferry house be easily financed
income.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

cIear1ngs Tor the week above S4UUUU,UUU IN
San Francisco, showing a gain of more than
100000 over the previous week and a
favorable comparison with the figures for the
same period last year, the returns appear
gratifying and encouraging The condition OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Hartman Appeared
Like Small Farmer


Like onaH FARMER This William Woodhead,
OF Wood
head, had installed the ferry building After
deal of khg and hard work had succeeded in telephone
There who and sought rule
busy One day there shufAed whose
covered with dust and whose uhe debris laden He
small all prepossessing He looked like farmer
May L use phone?' he asked
81 of
him He called number and said:
"'Helo, Stubbs you? Well, this 5 Hartman
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Impressive
| business
Figures

the local retail trade from the fact that the largest depart
city declared per dividend preferred
stock during the week.
Local conditions expressed these figures reflect and keep
with the general improvement the whole
show
S1oO0 for July August and September and gain of 81 100000
month the internal The gain business indicated
figures gives monthly
the national treasury will shortly
Perhaps the significant feature of the
Pacific appears from the of railroad the
Southern and Union Pacific which show remarkable gains gross
and earnings for the month of September.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Lane or
Railroad
Regulation

o. before effect instead of waiting the result
OF of lawsuits of indefinitely prolonged period On this
Mr.. Lane says:
bodies should
granted the
forbdding
with
There should be
rather subsequent Under the
the railroads and the
railroads the
be
to have hese questions decided n
If law for this purpose effect the arbitrary
Is hundred pounds the lemons could
stopped before it becomes effective but
lemon have virtually sort OF remedy OF they
engage of lawsuits and fight with the railroad
lawyers but in the meantime they will be paying the increased
and they will be lucky they get decision from the
than years AS the law stands the interest of the
railroads proong the litigation aud their lawyers
been successful in the employment of these tactics delay that
Mr. Taft reluctantly compelled declare that the
regulation Of railroad have proved complete failure
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

are the Hs This wsh the
hasty way by including the Armenans etfnologc
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

Railroads. But whatever may be Mr.. Longs
judgment in this matter the board should not
stop there, and this may be said without the
smallest derogation of Mr.. Longs learning
and ability. But, in fine, this is matter that
can only be settled by decision of the court
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

TILLIAM R. WHEELER, addressing the California Pro-
Wv motion committee the general subject OF competition
transportation by declared that such thing
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
NERsTATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS Fran

IV5n rIt CllICagO ITIDunt MS views on MT.
for increasing the powers Of the commission
and the creation of a special court of appeals
to deal with questions arising on the regula-
ton of rates and other railroad matters. The
crux of the whole matter lies in the presi-
dents recommendation that the interstate
commission be given power to stay an increase
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

was possible SO long as the railroads were
permitted to own and operate steamship
lines Mr.. Wheeler explained the situation
in this wise:
Not long ago a man ventured to establish
an independent steamship line between New
orb md nd n a+ heea
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

7NHE supervisors will well submit opini
of City Attorney Long the questions involving the valid
of monopoly OF lower Market claimed by the Unit
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

PRACTICALLY the last link which con-
nected the loss of the old steamer
Brother Jonathan-one of the most
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

CATS AND RATS-F. W. S. on the Penss-
cola. San Francisco Bay. II 1t takes 300 cats
10 Kill 300 rats IN 800 minutes. how many cars
VIII 1t take to XIII 100 rats in 100 minutes?
This department is maintained to
answer questions that are OF general
interest and not to answer problems.
questions in simple arithmetic or catch
questions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Big Bulldog Adds
TO Hun1Or ON Ferry

bulldog visaged the animal looked
of many evident from wrinkled hide
girl. passing shank, c1nging
"Oh, mamma, but he look herce!" she exclaimed
Just he dog yaaned. had tooth head
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

CTEADIY increasing bank cleangs San Francisco and
other important cities of California keep pace with the gene
- Improvement of business all the United States w
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

INVISIBLE INK " s Oaklara csr
What substance can be used to write with that
will not be visible on ordinary paper but viii
appear when subjected 10 heath
Write with lemon Juice. onion mice
or milk. and when subjected to heat.
such as pressing with a hot smoothing
iron, the writing will become visible
and legible.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

REAL AMERICANS-Subscri City. Who
were the real Americans?
The real Americans were the aborig-
inal inhabitants. The Indians horn in
the country, at the time it was discov-
cred and named America. became on
the adoption of that name the Amer
leans.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

sGEZ CANAL TAS-Suhscriber. City. How
muen dld the United States have 10 paw I'm tolls
70 the Suez canal company for the passage of
the Atlantic neet on Its voyage around the
About $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

PoETIC-E. H.. City. wSat are the outvsrd
signs OF one who is poetic by nature?
a forehead that slopes gradually
backward with quite a percentibls
bulge at the eyebrows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

WHY NOT ANSWERED. NJ s..
City. The reason that your question
about the value of an American coin
was not answered in this department
is that it does not publish coin values,
as has been announced many times
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

GOVERNMENT LANDS-Subscriber. Sehasto
pol Cal. Kindly advise me where and how {
obtain information in regard 10 lands that ar
to be opened to entry in Colorado. Montana. Ney
Mexico. Oregon. Washington and wyoming. a
mentioned in The Call OF September 5.
Send a letter of inquiry to the con
gressman from your district or one t,
the general land office, Washington
d. c..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-14
Had 10 90 20 Bed Thirsty Saturday
Night, But found ! Pool the
Next Day and g Now
Laughing
PARTY WAS IN PERIL
/ Had Holled Water for Sunday Dinner
and Now Everybody Feels
Better After the Ex.
perIenes.
[By Warrington Dayson, stan cor.
respondent OF the United Press

[By Warrington Dayson, stan cor
respondent OF the United Press.l
NAIvASHA, July II. Roosevelt,
Kermit and the other members Of the
party are today laughing over the ex.
perience OF the past few days. 1t is
yknown that for a time the party was
III peril on way across the desert
10 the estate Of Frederic Attendbor-
ough. Roosevelt is inclined to mini.
Anize the danger. While hunting II
s..he direction Of the Attendborough
estate, the party reached Camp Plains
on Saturday night. The water supply
Of the party was exhausted. and the
food supply was low when they arriv-
ed, and found the pool dr. It was
late and the Colonel was forced to
retire thirsty. Sunday was 9 typical
African hot day, and they we're forced
to continue the march IN search Of
water. Then Cunninghame left the
party and hurried to secure water
Late Sunday afternoon before Gun
nsnghame's return, they located g
pool. Roosevelt made the porters boil
the water before allowing any to
drink. While the party was in no
danger Of death, they suffered great
inocnvepienes and pain from thirst.