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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

through metal schedules. All amend
ments, however, were not settled.
h adjustment of differences be-
tween the house and the senate will
not prove so serious a task it is in
Dictated by the large number of
amendments. More than 200 amend
ments consist OF changing the phrase
las provided by section one and two
of this act TO read las provided by
this section"
These changes We're made neces-
sary by the action of the senate in
consolidating the dutiable and free
lists and making the maximum and
minimum provision the second sec
ton Of the bill. Nearly 300 other
amendments relate to p~hraseology
over which there will be no dispute
whatever. Eliminating these, ii is
pointed out that there are less than
400 amendments tina, represent OPP
posing views. Few members of the
conference committee are willing to
place h time neeessa y for the COM
pletion of the bill in conference at
less than ten days. Some of the con-
ferees place the probable length Of
the conference at a fortnight or more.
In support of their view, they point to
the fact that the senate put in the
bill an entirely new maximum and
minimum provision. the corporation
tax amendment. provision for the es-
tablishent of a customs court and a
new administrative act covering a
multitude of questions not raised in
the house. In addition to all these
80. 90 49, thf L Z t,nTAL SfTntnk nntt
the house amendment for the imposi-
ton of a federal inheritance tax and
it's new drawback feature.
The corporation tax amendment
has not been considered by the con-
ferees in any way. Nevertheless, ii
was predicted in congressional cir
cles tonight that h proposed tax on
net earnings of corporations would
be reduced in conference from ? to
I per cent. That has been sug-
eested," said senator Aldrich when
asked concerning the report thai a
reduction will be made in the tax.
He said he could not say what would
be done. 1t was reported also that
the corporation tax provision may be
eliminated and the house inherit
ance tax provision restored to the bill,
but no confirmation of this story could
be had nor could its origin be traced.
The explanation was made today on
behalf of Speaker n n that the
controlling motive with him in Sc
lecting the house conferees on the
tariff bill had been the question of
location.
His chief desire was thai all Sec
tons Of the country II practically
all interested in the tariff should have
been represented on the committee.
Finding that the middle west had
half the population. half the wealth,
half the volume of production and es-
pecially that half of the republican
representation of the house hailed
from that section. he decided it
should have larger representation on
the conference committee that it pos
sibly could have if the conference
committee has been composed ac-
coiGing to the rule of precedence
mos members Of the heusa, ways
and mCan committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Stubborn Fight Promised Over
Cotton and Wooden Sched-
uIe, Especially Gloves and
Stockings.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS
Hone Expressed That Work
May Be Completed Within
Two Weeks, Despite Formid-
able Nature of Task,

IDN V'''
Washington. July 10.-Cheaper cot
ION and wooden goods and cheap ho-
si4ry and women's gloves-the form
or demanded by the house and the
latter bv the senate-pfomise TO be
among the most s%tubbornly fought
ouestions in the congressional confer
ence on the tariff bill. AT least that
is the way things appeared at the
close of the first days session.
There was much speculation today
among leaders in congress who are
NOT parties to the conference as to
what viii be done with these items.
MANY members expressed the opinion
that the house would yield on cotton
and wool and the senate on gloves
and hosiery in compliance with the
protectionist ideas Of stand pattism.
If this should be the outcome it is
predicted there would be vigorous
protests in both the senate and the
house from advocates Of downward
revision. Some members went SO far
as to say that an effort would be
made to reject the conference reports
in event of such a glazing instance
Of upward revision"
The effect Of amendments to the
cotton and wooden schedules in the
house was a material reduction of
the existing duties. The enate re-
stored these by a decisive vote. on
the other hand the house advanced
the rates on hosiery and women's
gloves far above duties fixed by the
Dingley law. and the senate declined
to accept the increases.
Formidable inVasions pf the capitol
BY women Wearers and wonen max
ers pfcan WOODEN ..f consideration of
the >Pnda Mining Coy schedules are
not fSoh '...'..e former protested
against 'tne higher duties or the
ground hat they would result in in
creased cost to the Women
employees of hosiery factories in
Pennsylvania and several southern
states, urged thct n }nufacturers
should be given additional protection
to prevent the business from being
destroyed in this country. Both del
e%gations presented forceful argu-
ments.
Two sessions of the conferees were
held today. The first beginning at
10 am. and continued until 1:15 pm.
A recess was taken until 2:30 o'clock
when the afternoon session began.
It was agreed that these hours shall
continue through the conference. The
afternoon session lasted until nearly
4 o'clock, when adjournment was
taken until Monday.
All of the conferees We're present
today except Senator Cullom, who is
not in the city. 1t is expected that
his place Will be filled much of the
time by senator Root.
Amendments were considered to-
day in the numerical order. when
the session closed cOnferees had pass
ed through the chemical e~arthenware
schedules and more than half way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
SOCIETY SCANDAL IN
STAID PHILADELPHIA

philadelphia. July 10-Dawsou
Hopes. n member of a wen known
Philadelphia family, who has figured
in the public prints during the lass
few days. today hogan divorce pro-
ceedings against his wife, Ka,e
Eleanor Hopes, naming as core
spondont. Charles A. Newhall. also q
member Of IL prominent local family
and "a |crickcter of International repu-
tation. The Hopes Nho have "A beau
tiful home near the Newhall estate
in Chestnut Hin, Ashhurg. have been
acparated for several years. Mrs.
Hopes Is abroad on a visit To her
daughter. the wife Of a London ed
tor. Mr.. Hopes in his suit makes
many sensational allegations against
his wife. Mr.. Hopes also filed a bill
in equity asking the court to declare
fraudulent AN agreement entered INTO
in 1907 hy himself, his wiie and Mr..
Hopes. two brothers. whereby Daw-
son Uoopes' interests in the large
manufacturing concern here Were
placed in trust for him. In the bill
Dawson Hopes declares he was IN
ducod to sign an agreement In eonse-
quencc of proceedings brought by his
wife To have him declared a habituai
drunkard.
The Hopes domestic affairs came
prominently init the public eve some
wears ago when Dawson Hopes
slightly injured Mt. Newhall with a
shotgun. Mr.. NcWhall aid not prose-
cute Mr.. Hoopes. declaring that the
u-,e moi r~psnonsihle for his a.
lion. The commonwealth prosecuted
him and ne was convicted. hut SEN
tcnce was suspended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
CARLSBAD MINERAL
WATER. PINTO WATER,
MINERAL WELLS, TEXAS

Although Texas Carlsbad Wells are
eral wells, they are now the most
popular and successful waters In the
treatment Of Kidney, Bladder, Stom-
ach M Nervous Trouble, Rheuma-
tism and Female Troubles. In add
ton to It's saline, laxative and diu-
retic effects, il carries with it Il vola-
tile condition which is n Of its i'm
portant features. Too much cannot
be said Of its powers as n medicine
yet it is palatablc, and on OF its
prominent effects is on the blood and
circulation: due to this effect the
complexion becomes excellent. Il
surpasses the famous German Carls-
bad waters Ia the extent hat it ia
better for kidney. bladder aud nerv-
ous troubles. We also want to call
attention to its power to relieve ma
larial conditions and constipation; IN
fact. no one in any malarial country
IAN do without the use Of this water
True. it is the Texas Carlsbad Wells
which are making Mineral Wells ia
nous. 1t is the home pavilion Of
Mineral Wells, Texas. ana the many
visitors who seek relief in Mineral
Wells. The Texas Carlsbad Waters
embody every condition of Mineral
Wells waters. and the No. > Is the
supreme kidney and nerve water of
the town. Truly it can be said of
the Texas Carlsbad that had Ponce
de Leon come farther west ana fount
this source of Natures gift he would
have exclaimed: "Eurcka!-l have
found it,"
For sale by W. V. Futrcllc. Room
Is, Hotel Denver.
Sample free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

definite shape today, when c. $. Cur-
It's of the engineering department filed
application With Forest Supervisor
Rigelow for permits to build power
plants ON lands within the govern
ment forest reserve IN Sierra county
Much preliminary work has been
done. When the power system IS
completed Il is the plan of the COM
pany to displace steam motive power
ON It's mountain division in favor of
electricity propelled trains. The
change will necessitate an outlay OF
many millions.
An order for electrical appliances
a%ggrcgatlng $4,000 600. the largest
individual order of the kind ever given
in this country. has already been
given by the southern Pacific com
panN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
TWIN CELEBRATION
PULLED OFF At
TWIN CITIES
7 exico and FarweII, Observe
the Fourth and JOIify Over
Work on New Railroad,
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journali

~ w fNfhfhN 'Fh ''''t
Texico. y. NJ. July S.-Thc tWlu
cities on the state line. Texico and
Farwell. Joined in one of the biggest
celebrations ever held in this section
when they COMMUNICATED the birth
day of Independence and celebrated
the commencing OF actual work on
the Texico-Coleman CUTOFF which
will give these cities u southeast out
let M direct route to thc Gulf. TIC
Twin City celebration was attended
by large crowds from the Panhandle.
from Hereford. Amarillo. Frion9
Clovis and other New Mexico point
Friday and saturday were spent m
h~orse-racing baseball. shooting by the
gun cub. speeches by prominent cii-
zens. music 10y the brass band and g.
hundred and one other nmusemcnis.
Barbecued beef and other reff'sh-
ments were served on the grounds.
The people here are very much
elated over the commencing of work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Frankfort. Germany. July lo-Th'
international air navigation exposition
which probably is the most complete
assemhlage of everything pertaining
to aeronautics ever seen opened here
TODAY. and will continuc for one hun
dred days. The Wright brothers aero
plane viii be shown but arrangements
for flights of this machine have NOT
been made. Several heavier than hif
machines viii have their first trials
iu tho explosion,
Count Zeppcrlin has promised To-
make an air "trip before the eNposi-
lion closes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Marseilles July lo.-Earthquak's
occurred last night throughout tn"
same region which suffered I'm juno.
The shocks lasted four or five see
onds. Inhabitants oi Roeues, Lam
biso and ST. Cannat and other com
munities in the AiX district. we.
panic-stricken. They are camping in
the open.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
ASKS COMRADES To
ATTEND SALT
LAKE MEET
Department Commander of
G, A. R, Announces Ma
tiOnaI E%ncampment in
Utah; TuIaroSa News Notes,


NA
Tularosa. y NJ. July 8. 1909.
ment Commander j. w Long of the
New Mexico G.. A. Il. has issued tn
following announcement of the ma
tional encampmcnt for the benefit Of
New Mexico Veterans:
Headquarters Grand Army OF tho
Republic. Department of New Mex
ico.
Tolarosa, y. NJ, July s. 1909.
To the Comrades, directing:
The National Encampment G. \. II.
will b. held at salt Lake city. Aug
ust s-l4. 1903. The fare over the u.
& r.. r. for the round trip from Santa
Fe is $50. from Trinidad. Colo. s21.4O
and from FL PasO. Texas. $40. We
can go over one route and return
over another. II * hoped that Cam
radcs going from Trinidad and Santa
Fe will meet at Salida and go from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
ALLEGED smindicr pi,apncar..

Sacramento. July 1o-Mr- 70 Mr..
j. w. Morrcll. accused by John POS
son Of having swindied him out 81
$1,000 in an alleged bogus mining
deal. have disappeared. W. NJ Beges.
WHO was on their bond FOR 100000 se-
,urce his release as "a boudsman
thru.eh a MISUNDERSTANDING
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
WALT0NS STUDIO

Mr.. William Il. Walton wishes 10
to patrons, that on account
of a business trip to Denver and Col
orado Springs. the Studio will be
closed beginning Saturday.
1t will be open on the nineteenth.
when all work now in process will be
brought to completion and ready to
deliver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Steel Plant Resumes.

Reading. "a. July lo.-The Lukens
steel company at C~oatesville. near here
will start MP fun handed on Monday.
Every department will be put in OPP
Grafton for the first time since the fall
of 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Mrs. Roosevelt i'm Naples.

Naples, July 10,-Mrs. Theodore
Roasc, cit and her three children arr
rived here today on the steamer Gre
tic. nh Roosevelt party will g 20
the villa Of Miss Carew. near Rome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
Department Commando
TuIaroSa Notes.

Bourne and son Of Carrizozo have
purchased the livery business Of
Charles Croan and will conduct a
dray and transfer business.
+. l.. Weathcrford win put a stock
of groceries and dry goods in the new
Sandoval building here as o 0 as
the latter is completed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

Early Ohio and Six Weeks pota-
tocs. They grow wen in almost any
Kind of soil. Plenty Of time for them
10 mature before frost. T.. W. FEE,
2i2 ". Lead Ave, Opposite 'cntrhi
High school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11
THIRTEEN MILLIONS
FOR ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT
Southern Pacific TO Abolish
Steam as Motive Power For
Trains Over Sierra Nevada
Range.

IBy Morning Journal special leased Wirsl
Nevada city. july i0.-Thc elecrti-
nicatiou Of the mountain division Of
the Southern Pacific railroad between
Auburn and Truckee On D. ogden
route. talked ef Tor many years took
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-11

there together to salt Lake CITY
Tho headquarters Of the department
will he at room 24a in the Fremont
school. It is hoped that all com
rades. who can. viii attend this en-
Campnlcnt. ffaternallN,
j. "a. LONG.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
ORANGE HEIGHTS.

ORANGE HEIGHTS, Dec. 23.-Mrs
Nelson Williams, living between here
and Campville, died Tuesday morning,
aged 20 years. She had been married
90 Years some weeks ago She sold
one acre of ground to be used as a
cemetery and she was the first one to
be laid there. She was a very worthy
oolored woman,
On December 22nd there came to
Mrs. Clense one Of the dreaded mes.
sengers Of evil, a telegram telling her
that her daughter Mary Of East Liver.
pool, Ohio, was nigh unto death. The
mother left on the evening train for
Ohio.
James Lumpkins visited his parents
last week
Mrs. Atwater and daughter, Susie
of Waldo, visited Mrs. VIM. Paulsen
last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Paulsen visited Mrs. At
water from Sunday until Wednesday
of this week.
Fred King and wife Of Jacksonville
are visiting his father
DashIel and Wiley Tillman, our
merchants, visited Jacksonville on
Tuesday of last week to buy Christ.
mas goods.
Rev. T. l.. 2. Barr has been sent TO
us for his third year. The people
are ready TO welcome him back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kale Yearwood OF
Atlanta, Ca, arrived In our village
ON Wednesday and will go to Melrose
to visit his parents over the holidays
and be present at his sisters we'd.
ding. which Is expected TO take place
next week.
Miss Fannie Mcmillan. who has
been visiting her grandmother IN
North Georgia for the past three
months, returned to her home yester.
day.
Jos. Adams made business trip 20
Gainesville on Wednesday Of this
week.
George HI,tlcr has been quite sick
this week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
VEGETABLE GROWERS
HAVE FINAL HEARING
LARGE COMMITTEES FROM THIS
SECTION PRESENT.
President Warner Believes That the
Association VIII Be Successful
in Fight for Lower Rates.

President F. d. Warner, G. A. Col
clough, ]. d. Stringfellow, Messrs
Davis, Crown and others comprising
the membership body of the Fruit
and Vegetable Growers Association,
have returned from Jacksonville.
where they were present at a hear
ing before the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
In speaking OF the results that had
been obtained Mr.. Warner said
while we have already obtained
some results from the fight We have
waged, we have not ceased in the mat.
ter and this last hearing completed
the chain OF evidence we have sub
mltted.
"A reduction IN the rates Of 4 cents
on the hundred has been ordered, and
It Is effective by January 9Th. but
this did not stop us, for we completed
the fight made for even a lower rate
than this, and feel sure that we are
70 be successful
This is the final hearing in the
case, and We have submitted a pile
OF evidence before the commission to
show wherein we are Disseminated
against In favor Of other sections Of
the country and we will eventually
be rewarded and save the growers
many thousands of dollars in years
70 come In this respect alone"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
BIDS WANTED.

AZ the meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners TO be- held on
Tuesday, January 9Th. 1910. bids will
b. received for the hire OF convicts
for ensuing year. All bids should be
sealed and addressed TO s. II. wienges.
County Clerk. and must 10 In hand
by January Srd. 1910. Any desired
lnformatlon can be obtained from him.
tho right to reject any or all bids Is
feseryed. ? J, q. DAMPIER,
Chairman I'd. Co. Com.
Attest; s, II. WIENGES, Clerk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
NEWS OF CITY And
COUNTY CONDENSED

The Mabel Paige Stock Company
are making their headquarters at the
Brown House while filling their en-.
gagcment In this city.
Il, A. Walker Of Tallahassee has
arrived in the city for the purpose of
spending the Christmas holidays with
his daughter, Mrs. s. B. Rogers.
]. b. Davis OF Waldo was in the
city yesterday aud made a pleasant
call az The Sun office. renewing his
subscription to Alachua's luminary.
Miss BESSIE Glover who has been
attending the Tubman High School
IN Augusta, Ga. is spending the Holt.
days with her parents in this city,
y. V. Virgins. former resident of
this city but now making his home
in Palatka, has arrived for the purpose
of spending the holidays with rela.
til as.
Miss Nellie Wright, who Is a re.
cent addition to the land OFFICE force,
has been Joined by her mother and
sister from Washington. They have
rented the Chapman cottage where
they will make their permanent home.
Albert n. Eddins Of New York Is in
the city and will spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il.
Eddins His many friends are glad
TO Zee him, as well as to learn that
be is prospering in his Northern home.
Mrs. o. o. Thigpen and children
left yesterday for Tampa, where they
will spend the holidays pleasantly
with friends and relatives. MIR.
Thlgpen, while he will be at home
by hlmsen good-naturedly declares
that he will have a Christmas dinner
cooked his STYLE" and asserts that
he sho' will enjoy Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
NANsEN TALKS.
says Cook Ought to Vanish From
Consideration Of World.


Consideration Of World.
cHRIsTIANIA, Dec. 2S.-Fridtjoi
Nansen, the Norwegian Arctic ex-
plorer, yesterday broke his long ST.
lence and talked of the Peary-Cook
controversy.
1T is my opinion" he said, that
Cook. is, no longer interesting. He is
practically a dead man and ought to
vanish from the consideration of the
world. / never trusted him, for the
first report which he made did not in
spire confidence, especially his state
ments concerning the distance of
fourteen seconds from the pole. This
proved that Cook was ignorant of the
simplest principles of astronomical
observation. Even his later reports
nothing of value; on the
contrary, they were filed with inn
and contradictions.
From the first I was unable to sup
port DR.. Cook. | therefore preferred
to keep silent. As for Peary, never
doubted his veracity, although did
not approve of his behavior after his
return. However It is easy to under
stand his indignation. AT least he Is
man, and there is no comparison
between him and Cook"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
LARGE LAND DEAL.
Henderson DIsposos Of Large swearin-
gen Tract West Of City.

gen Tract West Of City,
A real estate deal OF some note and
one which will be OF interest to the
city, is that recently made by r. p.
Henderson, who has closed the deal
for the swearingen tract which lies
west Of the city, comprising a number
Of acres OF very fine timbered land,
The buyer OF this land is the Pear.
son Company Of Fort Valley, Ga. and
Il Is understood that they will come
here at once and begin the operation
81 a large and extensive plant upon
the site: IN fact two cars OF the mill.
ing equipment Is now loaded and en-
route.
In connection with the sawmlll the
company, will also erect planning
mill and there Is sufficient timber
10 afford ample work for the mill for
some time TO come.
Two families OF the company will
make their homes here. and Il Is
Understood that they will be In the
city Immediately following the holl.
days. With the Allison mill. thls will
Sive us two new large mills for this
section following Christmas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

The sun omss Tor calling cards
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
BIDS WANTED.

Dlds for Eve overseers 20 work the
public highways In this county will
~ received by the Commissioners az
thcir meeting the drst Tuesday IN
9anuary. 1910. These only who have
bad experience IN working roads need
apply, Board reserves the right TO
feiect an bids. J. q. nAMPIER,
Chairman I'D. Co. Com
Attest; =, H. WIENGES.
Clerk aud Auditor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
ADMIRAL SCHLEY ASKS
FOR PEARY'S PROOFS
Continued from Page one.J

lieyed that either the University OF
Copenhagen or the Royal Biographies
Society win withdraw the honors
which they conferred on DR.. Frederick
A. Cook. Officers Of the university
say that the institution did not be-
stow the degree as reward for the
discovery Of the pole, but merely in
recognition of DR.. Cooks Arctic ex-
plorations. The Royal Geographical
Society takes the same ground.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
LAST NIGHTS FIRE
CAUSED GREAT SCARE

An alarm Of fU az 1850 last night
brought ont the department with its a..
ma prOmptne's TO the sales stables Of
J U. Manning, located taeeu the
Pelriek shop and Elks club.
Being situated a. il was, great anxiety
wss felt for the West Side square, but
prompt and efficient -Work Of the ale
department pnyrn,ed "a serious and
heavy ~.
All Of the hors's ia tbe building ver
saved, bat the iced stuff and building
arr almost total loss.
tcirick's shop and other nearby
buildings vcrc slightly damaged.
The sun ollct Tor calling cards
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
NosIes oI slaekhaIder., M,slInn.

Notice Is hereby given that a stock.
hpiders' meeting Of The m Tony Cigar
company win Dc held az the Office
IS the corporation az Waldo. Florida.
3 o'clock a, m, December 81. 1909. for
ne purpose o. considering a proposed
amendment 10 the charter,
{. G. TROWBRIDGE
Secretary.