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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Several new students entered the
university last week.
Mrs = ". clancy was a visitor on
the campus last Thursday.
A large mou OF 4outine business
was attended to az the monthly fac
ulty meeting last week.
The first regular assembly for the
present school year was held Tuesday
morning IN the new hall. there having
been no place 10 meet during last
term. President Tight talked 70 the
students about the work u disturb
ing conditions OF the first semester
And expressed tho hope that nothing
further would interfere with the reg
ular work of the year.
ON Thursday The assembly hour was
occupied by Professor Crum ia an
-nouncements regarding the rhetorical
work FOR this semester By request
the professor gave three or four of
his choice readings serious IA hui
oro 10 the great enjoyment of the
student body
Governor Curry has %reappolnted
President Tight . member Of the ter
%ritoriai board Of education for "a term
OF four years
Professors Asplund and Hodsin are
busy getting out tho January number
OF the New Mexico Journal OF Educa-
ton. The February number will com
tain the FUN proceedings ~ the meet
inr- of the Educational association
and viii De . large issue.
Judge q. : Rodey. Of san Juan.
Porto Rico. who Is always interested
In the university and New Mexico. has
written a letter expressing his apnre-
citation OF having the new han named
In his honor. IL has sent 70 tho uni
some interesting federal re-
ports from Porto Rico and a beautiful
medal that was recently struck on by
the people 81 San Juan in commence
Of the our hunaredth anuiver-
sarN ~ the landing ~ Ponce dc Leon
Ga Porto Rice judge Rodey continues
show his unabatiug interest in state
Tor New Mexico and has satisfied
himself as Go the best name for tho
new state. lie thinks congress will
insist ON having some other name than |
NcNiro ia the enabling act. And
the name must be- changed ne
what VIII be- required a single
and not two. a short name that
- euphonions and one that viii b.
characteristic and appropriate IL
6nds thtss p"ints-"~f~s-i in the state
Arama The svllahies nrr ac-
cented and the las; a sounded as ia
Ar Red.y further adds that
In tho roll cali ~ states In congress
and conventions and other places our
Acoma would head he list ev-
time New Mexico Was settled in
i remote time. and the iamr Acema
applies a. tho N.rs oldest tribe. per
- Pueblo Indians in North Am-
ERICA Thus another mann wouid De-
preserved ana anal a I'M nst oil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

sh0sn for . man who has tOnseerated
his whole life nDt 70 the creation ~
wealth. bat - pcrfegfing the eaBca-
ton Of his county-Pr.sident Eliot.
IN Europe J know 81 no instance Of
such great popular admiration for a
man who has devoted his whole life 70
directing q powerful institution o.:
learning
Not ~ q TEACHER mainly but as 2
wise and ~exactinR critic and adviser
upon the problems Of a nation do
Americans honor Dr. Eliot. Dun
warped morally or very Ignorant must
that American b e wbO admires and
the sordid and ~soon-forgot-
trlumphs ~ sOme successful stock
or railroad wrecker o than
the clean laureis u q great captain ~
culture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
THERE AnE TWO AMrRIcAs

hugo Munrterh're discovered ami
recently reported 90 the aefmanic
faee ia Europ, in u mneh-dissuased
volume that There were tnu Americas
Besides the Grsdsfind Amrti,e 81 .fu-
r"nd"u= and NOT always sDrHruiont
material achievement elth which Eu-
rope wac toe familiar. De- found aud
rraised the ideaist America ihst hen-
cred virtue and %i.afnns. lived blame
iessiY aud made war ON spain aut OF
sympathy With caba to hand back
her freedom with iis generous good
viii
Gugiieimo Felgero b eu-lneet bic
iorian. has found ths lao Americas
and ~iil report Them 90 Latin Earore
% the nobier phasfs 81 our intellect
ual iife what better proof sauia b.
cite than thls. from an article which
he recently contributed 10 a.. N.~
York World
The first thing hat siraek m.
upon arriving might even say 81.
must before ois-mbarkng-uas ths
unissfsal and profound admiration
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
HONOLULU MAN PUT
IN THREE YEARS ON
WIFE HUNT
. q. /.
Gentleman by Unromantic
Name Of Brown Catches Up
With the Fugitive In Unro-
mantle Bisbee.

Bisbee Ariz.. Jan s-A three years
chase after a fugitivc wife and hi
little e-ight-year-oid daughter ended
for C. H. Brown. a Honolulu sugai
planter and multi-mHIonaire, at the
passenger depot Of the FL Paso &
Southwestern In Douglas, thirty-hve
miles south ~ his city 0n the Mexi-
can border. Tuesday.
Brown arrived in this city early
Tuesday morning from ~ Paso where
ne learned tina his tru8nt wife war
living IN this city with Theodore Beck
er. q bOokkeeper IN the general Offices
Of the Copper Queen Mining company.
Brown after registering Al the Copper
Queen hotel here. enlisted the aid Of
DEPUTY United States Marshal John
vs. Foster
Foster learned that Mrs. Brown.
who hsd been living in swell apart
memts here with Becker as his wife.
had engaged q berth on the train to
Douglas and he and Brown caught the
same train Mrs. Brown. who is %
woman 81 striking personality and
beauty. stepped on the train almost
into the arms OF her enraged hus-
band
Tie oma maintained her on
posure with rare GOODNESS extending
her hand and saying We'll. hello
papa" Brown. who was almost over
come at the sight Of his wife and
chnd. would have made q scene but
Foster checked him and managed To
get thc couple to a hotel where Brown
begged the woman 10 r"turn fer the
sake 81 the child.
Mrs. Brown betrayed very little
emotion. merely agreeing 90 s1rren-
der the child to the father If Brown
would agree not Ia prosecute her or
under the Edmunds act
who is aid to own a palatial
home Ga Honolulu persisted in his en-
treaties and the couple left on the
night train for san Francisco. where
Brown intends making the first boat
to Honolulu. The woman told
Foster tina IT was her inten-
Iion TO give Brown the slip as soon
ss she was free Of Arizona jurisdic-
ion.
Browns chase which hogan three
Years ago. had extended clear around
ne world lie got track ~ his young
alfe and the child in various places
IN the % 900 mile journey. but sh
always gave him thu slip
Mrs. Brown is said 20 belong to q
q wealth and high standing in
Francisco. II ~ stated that
crowns last six months have been
ipcnt in Mexico and the southwest
here the wonnan Becker and the
mia have been living as the Becker
amlly. In Bisbee the Beckers lived
a man and wife and were received
" the best people They were quiet
md unobtruslve. conducting them
elves az people Of education aud re-
.nement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

nown. and life would siiii CAL for al
N the last battle had been fought Ds
armed men. II H. clear also that the
assumption Of a necessary hostility be-
tween nations that must haze IL tx
preston IN var and keep ~ erer pre-
% which ae have referred. Given a
proper tribunal with adequate pow
ers, there rs no International question
that can not b. settled peacefully, and
II the energy and enthusiasm that q
devoted 70 military affairs we're turn
cd into other channels h would be far
more profitable for the world IN every
Of the word.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
THAT ANTHRACITE STRIKE.

In one Of ilis recent letters william
y curila telis the public that the
union leaders Ia the anthracite coal
district are getting ready for another
struggle with the operators WHEN the
present existing arrangement anu
wage scale fixed by the Roosevelt
strike commission five years age
pirr on the last day Of March next
The operators are willing to enc
the arrangement az II stands for am
other wear nf for . term % years
While u does not suit them entirely
they consider 1t fair and reasonable.
and much better than no agreement
az All. The miners. ~ aklng gener
ally. are contented ana are willing 10
continue relations ~ they are, but the
officials Of The United Mine WORKER
are determined 10 revive a series Of
Old demands. an 81 which were made
before the Roosevelt commission. ~
which Judge Gray, OF Delaware was
chairman. and rejected by H. Ia the
the labor leaders are
strengthening the unions by %recruitinR
and the treasury hy collecting back
dues. More than half OF the mem
bership Of the unions has fallen out
since thr agreement three years ago
Not more than $4,000 OF the t1o, noe
employees IN the anthracite mines have
kept az their dues because, under the
present arrangement there D. no need
OF a union. and those who staN out
get an the benefits enjoyed by those
stay in without paying thcif dues
which j. The chief issue of the ape
p~roaghlue fiuht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

takesrank second to none. The Den
yer Post OF recent date has the follow
ing complimentary notice regarding
his work which Will be of interest to
Albuquerqueans:
IRA d.. Cassidy. the well known
painter OF Indians. is also showing a
well selected group Of paintings. II
includes several Indian figure pic
lures. a weli-composed view in an IN
dian village. and the largest anVas
represents an Indian srout on a ledge
looking for the enemy. a good char
acteristic about Mr.. Cassidy's pictures
is the correct reproduction of tho col
ors in his fairgrounds. and Indian
adobe nuts. and also in the execution
of the attire and features of his In
dians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

The city council II 10 be eougratu.
lated upon liz wise and Judiclous ac-
ton Of Friday afternoon. In setting m
motion the machinery necessary 70
carry the pending bond proposition.
The appointment u that big commit
tee, corIponed "a Il ~ Of practical
business men. who have already gone
to work, undoubtedly insufes the sug-
eers Of the bonds at the election on
the nineteenth. This was just nhnt
VAS needed The general committee
win pow probably par,si out the dif-
ffrcni lines Of work - Dc iont ia Il
number ~ subcommittee and III tho
course Of a FEW days W. shalt iikeiy
ave n thoroughly organized move
ment instead Of q situation Of utter
confusion
There hae not been from tiie start
any serious objection 10 the movement
In favor OF a new sewer system,
everybody admitted thr urgent need
of II. but II WAS nobody's business Ia
particular to boost 81. and eonse-
p~ucntly every msn wan trying to run
u Ia his own way. Without regard 10
any other mans way, ana the iegifi-
mate result OF thnt could not be- any
thing else than failure shiie otgani-
xatiOn means success.
The committee now IN charge ofl
the matter knows what h "a be done
and how to do a. and with ths bust
ncss-llkr methods which Il viii un
doubtedly bring to bear upon the mat
ter. we may fairly conclude that the
success Of the bond proposition is as
surcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
MI QtIfgT N ITALY.

For some time Nesuvips had been
smoking up 10 a livery manner. indi-
eating a disposition % DO a LITTLE busi-
ness At an early date. 5ut after vulcan
went out tn the front yard. the other
day. to get his Morning Journal. ne
sat himself down beside his forge TO
read the news. ana the first thing 70
strike his eye mas me announcement
81 biE tyne, that Roosevelt and TIL
man were At X Then ne heayed .
sigh Of disappointment as ne laid
doNn the paper and remarked I've
made rome little reputation for my
SELF az q mud-thrower. but I'm not
"a m0ligcoddlr as 10 try to butt
in against that aggregation Draw
the bars and iet the fires go out
N~esuvius has aunt smoking.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

The most cheering aspect 81 this
has been the wonderful generosity and
sclf-dcvotion that awe characterized
every element ct the Italian people at
home and abroad and the people Of an
civilized lands ana Americans are
gratifled that the United states has
been q STAFF to lean upon IN the time
of w0e. Philadelphia PA1lc Ledger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

There is no case on record OF .
cough, cold or la grippe developing
into pneumonia after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken. as IT cures
the most obstinate deep-seatcd coughs
and colds. Why take anything elsc2
For sale by j. Fl. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
NOTICE.

am running on the straight re-
publican ticket for constable in pre-
cinct No. IL. and am not affiliated
with the Independent or citizens
ticket. ADAM sANDOVAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

beautiful indian names already found
designating stafes. rivers, etc. ia the
geography Of our country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-10

That Keep the
Feet Warm

We have a splendid line of
shoes suitable for this
time of the year. They
have flexible extension
SOIeS, are damp proof and
very comfortable. They
look stylish. fit and wear
we'll. The upperS are
made either OF vici Kid.
Box Calf or Patent Kid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
METHOD|STS BUSY
IN CONFERENCE At
PASS CITY
New Mexico District Gathering
Proves Well Attended and IN
tereSting; Visitors Cordially
Welcomed,

A large number of delegates iron
all parts Of New Mexico are attending
the annual conference of the Metho'
dist Episcopal church South. now II
session in Ell Paso. Bishop Il. Il. Hen
dirk of Kansas City, who made an ad-
dress in Albuquerque this week before
going to the conference is presiding
ut the interesting sessions Of the CON
| ference. \ cordial welcome to the city
of FL Paso, was extended the visiting
ministers by Mayor Sweeney, judge
| Eylar ana others in speeches.
Thc opening sermon of the confer
cnce was preached By the Rev. q. c.
Rankin Of the Dallas, Texas. "Advo-
cate" ana the regular business Of
each day is preceded by an address
by II. Bishop Hendrix, who is a most
able speaker.
The roll call OF members showed
present % ministerial delegates and
four lay delegates out Of a total OF
about fifty. The rest axe expected
to arrive later.
Rev. J. r. ~IIcdgcpcth, Of Carlsbad.
\. NJ. was elected secretary ana Rev.
J. Z. Giyens assistant.
Rev. W. 5. HuGgett was elected sta
tirtical secretary
It was moved and carried to send
y telegram OF coincidence to thr wild
nw and family of bishop seth Ward
vino died recently in Japan. whore lac
had gone TO preside oyyr the mission
conferences there ana in China.
IL WITS also resolved 10 send a lctttt
Of c%ondolcncs to the widow Of Rev
". D. clayton a member of the con
ference. who died during the year.
Among the visiting ministers VIII"
were introduced to the conference
wer. Rev j. T. Cruthcrfield. presiding
elder Of the Arizona district of the Los
Ane les conference. and Rev. O. g
Rankin, editor of the Texas Advocate
10 Dallas.
W. G. Everett. manager OF the
OF the Methodist Publishing
house az Dallas. was introduced aud
spoke in The interest Of church lttra-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
WILL MAKE CEMENT
FROM WHITE SANDS


Alcssrs G. W McConaughty and
Don MecEs, Ieft yesterday Cor Their
homes in Sau Francisco, after spend
tpI the past sixty days in Alamogordo.
experimenting with the White sands o.
gypsum deposits in Otero county, with
"a view of manufacturing cement out
OF the gypsum. The gentlemen are
rived from Alamogordo yesterday and
while here were the guests of Judge
Mann. who IL also Interested in the co-
ment Industry in A~lainogordO. During
their stay in Otcro county. Mcssrs. Nc
.Conaugllty ANA Mccke located "a large
number OF placer claims. which ii is
thought viii prove quite valuable IN
tho event a cement manufacturing
plont is erected in A~lamogordo. II is
understood thpt plans are now under
way to form "a company to thoroughly
tho white sands country and
conduct further experiments, which
way finally result in the development
pl n large industry IA Alalnosordo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

sN'Vl'l purchasing agent, arc
.''"C VICE presidents Of the system
INT re mas of"ppea the former
et''''' o. numerically designing or
e''IN 81 'l's rank n an the future
Ivy VIII oe Known "s the Vice presi-
IL ~ '''aIEr oI tlelr respective de-
p'''''ie''S hel"fe inc recent arrange
'''H' went I'M" eil'rt the santa re
l'!'Hi 'u'd pf"'ld'u iof' lh IT'S ont
.i''' ''s'. iouf wee presidents. 0ithough
~ i''s'''1i ol iltst vice president mas
"0' oVtH l'iied Tor a nu'ioer OF years
''" win lne Two new additions now
NV ilNe nut each VIII De Known as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
OARKEY DIAMOND
Thief HIKES FOR
TALL TIMBER
Gus Gray, Wearing Sheriff
McGrath'S New Handouts.
Takes French Leave of Of
: ficer Taking Him South.

M
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arrested here Tuesday. having in his
possession six hundred dollars worth
=, omond etola, fran , sifyor cit,.
fooi''i'S "'uS'' "'S a'su''a " ne"
lease of liberty, and this without the
formality of a bail bond. Early this
,,orring sheriff NcGroHh ana dom.
"'S ii0"' N'""' '"" '""'" ~ '''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
IrlnI Nmlomlnhilc Mrcck.

Tampa. Fla. sept 2i-Mrs. Lee
steel, was KILLED ana Mrs Alfred
Mooney and Chauffeur Walter Bee
man 0cre Irebabl. fatally injured to-
night when the rear tire of IN" large
touring car FOG which tee, wore ric-
ing burst. causing ID" car to lsth into
a ialerRonc neieAsrsekiuE lha car
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

\ VERY LITTLE MONEY WILL
90 \ LONG WY WITH Is A<D
NDi ALSO. COME AND EXAMINE
Gtlt STOCK. 4. g.. Pratt y CO.,
FL :. SECOND 81. PHONE IG.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

In putting into effect the arrange
ment whereby w. b storey, Jr.. chief
engineer OF construction. and w. f..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
ELKS THEATFRtLkS THEATER
Monday Sept. 81
;. :. and Ice Shubrrt present their
most ~prcicntious dramatic
Attractions:
John Mason

And his original Hackott theatcr
company in Augustus Thomas' great
est rlaN-his mustcrpiccc-that ran
% year and "A hair mt the Hackett
theatcr, New York, The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
WitChing Hour

"Grcatost drama Of the century,
New York Tribune.
"Big, vital, daring."-Alan Dale.
Finest production and company
over sent us from New York.'-San
Francisco can.
"rho Shubcrts keep their word; we
had the original Ncw York COM
.pauy. Los Angeles Times.
Every detail of the celebrated
broadway production
scat Sale Friday. september 9th,
at s o'clock at Maxon's Book Store.
prlccs-SIO0. $3.50 and $500. Cur
ain at $40 p. IN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-08
roMpr AMT NO. iDa,


81 she 9TH day of May iooS the complainant alcd petition
and adjacent is figla of was ii he town y Carnegie
Tie defendant answering tiat such switch unnecessary
io the reasonable necessities Of e shipping public hst the con
panau desires su switch iaeite should e or he Same
provided BY law
on luIE Is iqos c as'aa.d b 81 coptAsslan and
from the evidence The Commission finds that II e Of Carnegie
there Is located e defendants right oi elevator owned
and operated hB the Ciekasha A Elevator Company and that
the complainant applied for location place a elevator On he
which application refused By the Defendant u s iuhe
shown BY the evidence that By Of tie 0letasa A and
Elevator Company enjoying hc and hgs he defend
an y having elevator situated on the right d way at est
the complainant about ons cent prf bshc uora Is handle gra
products than does The elevator situated The defendants right d
way and adjoining is present switch track Tie evidence further
shows that there pobaby tgo hundred more caF q Ean
handled and shipped from Carnegie annually
conended by THE compainant during e hearing 0 this
That the general counsel iof he defendant ockhodeF
lion e the railroad company thai iAe 1hcsaslt A Elevator
Company especially favored apenne1 10 o 81 a points
made application A contention Was denied p he eenaan aud
h hat Il my shown from tN evidence that the Chckaa
Al Elevator eonag di saIps n Hlmegf Z ~ points where
had elevator ard m q. complainant haa been refused ths
elevators
The Commission IS oi The opinion hal tic defendant should
locate industries rs ght o way connecting industries with s
switch tracks without according 81 all other industries engaged
he san,e Kind 81 business the same privilege Io accord s ps
eee industry without aeeof1sg n all clearly dissfimha
ton which expressly prohibited BY ie Constitution 81 The State o
Oklahoma The Commission IS d fly opinion lhat The only way g
huid switch track its right b way be available tic
loading and unloading ri e eeyaQrps e complainant e
e removal located TIE deendants g ef
which would entail great espease and loss o ~ concerned
is therefore ordered By The that the defendant.
the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway Company bud and ope
ate switch truck from Is main line road 9ef switch track
said switch ak q be sorsted defending eight " way 2
that TIE complainant na e NE loading and unloading Of
eas q M elevator g Carnegie same e m constructed and ready
'7'''' faRpoRATioN COMMISSION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-08

WILL. CHAPMAN
3tnci0ff
Guthrie Oklahoma Mas Isth Ocs
Defendant made motion ioE new niaN Motion ovelfults
Defendant required give sspndng bond Casenaue Nas
sonpiefcd soned and hcd issued follows
ORDER NO. 81.
The above defendant Pioneer Telephone Telegraph Com
many having appealed from the decision Of The Corporation Coa
sion putting that ean bc charged io telephone service
ii he city az Iuid and having filed spendng bond hat ns bea
approved BY r Commission which ssulicet IN amount and cuf
W tie prompt refundg by the defendant q 81 clages
which collect receive pending te appeal II
excess of those fixed o authorized BY the final decision 81 The court
on appeal therefore ordered by Ne Corporation Commission
at The enforcement 81 said order NO a prescribing ani hNns Us
ages iof telephone said city 0 nd be anil aA hereby
suspended pending the appeal anil hnal determination u sd cass
b lie Supreme Court o. the STATE Of Oklahoma
Il lnIef ordered that e defendant The hnneef telephone
< telegraph Company, shall make statement verified BY oaih tie
first 81 each MONTH ilt Commission Showing the amounts being
charged received by TIE dsian pending f appeal v excess
81 le rnfe allowed h c action u the Commission appeaed o
together with e and addresses 81 NE persons e whom sue
atecafees viii he reundabe ihe charges made W e de
fndang pending He appeal be moi sustained on such appeal
CORPORATION COMMISSION
Isgmd
j. n LOVE
Chaifule8
n. WATSON,
EoHmsaoN