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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09
SENATOR LINDSEY
RESTED WELL LAST NIGHT But
IMPROVEMENT is TEN
PORARY.

Frankfort, Oct. 9.-senator Lind
say rested we'll during night. His
Improvement is considered only tenn
porary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
4CHARLEs BROWN ACQUITTED.

Charles G. Brown was acquitted in
circuit court tfis afternoon on the
charge of false swearing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09

Kentucky Medical association meet
irg was completed by the secretary
DR.. c. Il. Purcell, this morning. after
several weeks diligent work, and
will be out Monday. The meeting
will be the thirty-ninth annual meet.
ing and will be held at Benton. Ky.
at the court house, Tuesday. october
26. for one day. The program prom.
ises an interesting meeting. 1t Is az
follows:
Morning Meeting 0;3O n. m.
Cal to order-Dr. W. l.. Mosley
presiding
Invocstion-Dr. r. 7. Hooker
Address OF welcome-Hon. J. G
Lovett.
Response-Dr. II. T. Rivers.
/. Puerperal Eclompsia - Sym
postum. DR.. l.. l.. washburn and DIR
T. y. Helm Discussions by Drs. J
NJ. Peck. Il. A. Stevens. e X. Good
Toe.
?. The management OF accidental
Wounds-Dr. Grover Mckinney. Dis
customs by Drs. W. A. stone, c. 4
noNdln, J. - 1oltndns
3. Post Partum Hemorrhages-
Or. n. @. Thomas Discussions by
Drs. l.. r. Jones, G. l. shelton and
=. d. Covington.
4 Public Sanitation aud the Ply
slclans oblIgation--Dr n p. Sights
Discussions by Drs. d. j. Travis. J
ID Rollins. Della Caldwell
3. Emergency Operation IN
strangulsted Hernia-Dr W. s
stone Discussions BY Dire r. T.
Iloarne. Bob overly and ]. W. Bass
s. A Plea Tor Ofhcial Remedies
IN Practically. w. r. Jackson. Dis
cussions by Drs. G. II. Covington. r
G. LaRue and p. A. Hart
Afternoon Meeting.
/. PneumOnla-Dr. V. 4 Stilley
Discussions by Drs. s T. Holland. c
J. Gnsles and Frank Cofileld
.. Extra-Uterlne Pregnancy
=. n Stewart. Discussions By Drs
J. G.. Brooks. w NJ. Richmond and
T. @ Thomas
Diagnosis and Surgical Treat
ment Of Diseases OF the Gall Blad-
der-Dr. Frank Boyd Discussions
by Drs W. II. Mason, S. NJ. Davis and
G. H. Linn.
G. Chronic Constipation DR.. X
y. Crawford. Discussions by Drs. II
J Hughes, s. Mullins and c. 4. Har-
ley.
3. A Damage Suit-Dr. W. G.
- Kinsolving Discussions by Drs Il
c. Gore, T. NJ. Baker and J. d. Rob
ertton
g. States Of Defective Inhibition
DR.. A. J. Drlsklll. Discussions by
Drs. L. D. shelton, r.. Holt, J. II
Hahs
T. Gonorrhea- DIR A. j. Bean
Discussions by Drs c. W Payne, J
T. Dunn and ]. W. Pendley.
s. Paper--Dr. n. T. Rivers. Dis
cusson by DR., J. q. Taylor.
Officers.
Dr. W. q. Mosby-Presldent.
DR. J. S. Dayis-Flrst vice presi
dent
DR.. W. NJ Richmond-sec vice
president.
Or. c. Z. Purcell, secretary.
Or. c. II. Brothers-treasurer
DR. X. T. Hocker-historian.
Committees.
Arrangement (Semi AnnualD -
Drs. r. G. Thomas. V. A. Stilley. T
c. Coleman.
Program (Semi-annuaD DIS. A,
j Bean, L. L. Washburn, w. T
Little.
Arrangement (AnnuaD - Drs
Frank Boyd, II. T. Rivers, J. Q. Tay'
lor
Program (AnnuaD-Drs Il II
Willngham. Vernon Blythe, p II
Stewart
Ethics-Drs. +. A. stevens. B. p
Earle. James II. Lee.
Finance-Drs S. y. Holland, w
Il. Jackson, W. A. Ashbrook.
Credentisls-Drs II. p. Sights, w
X Moss. ]. w. Meshew
Necrology-Drs. ]. G. Brooks, II
T. Crouch, w. S. Stone.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09

Deaths from hydrophobla in Eu-
rope average only a small fraction
over one a year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09

Pittsburg. Oct. 9.-The indica-
tions are that a greater crowd than
the one yesterday will see the game
this afternoon. Flushed with the vic
tory of yesterday. the Pirates are
sure of capturing today's game.
The Game by Innings.
Donovan and Schmidt started the
game for Detroit and Camnitz and
Gibson for Pittsburg.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09

First inning-Det-oit. G.; Pitts
burg 2.
Second innlng-Dei.oit 2; Pitts
burg. o.
Third inning Detroit. 3? Pitts
burg. 0.
The Tigers drove Camnltz from
the box In this inning and Willis
is now pitching for Pittsburg.
Fourth inning-Detroit. o; Pitts
burg, o.
Fifth inning: Detroit. 2; Pitts
burg, o.
Sixth inning: Detroit, 0; Pitts
burg, 0.
Seventh inning: Detroit. o; Pitts
burg, o.
Eighth inning: Detroit. o; Pitts
burg, o.
Ninth inning: Detroit. O.; Pitts
burg. 0.
Totals: n II T.
DetIot s.'....... 3
Pittsburg ............ 2 5 l
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09
Southwestern Kentucky Med.
ical Association Meets
October rs.
II will be q Very Interesting
Session.
THIS Is THE 3eTH ANNIVERSARY

The program for the Southwestern
Kentucky Medical association meet
irg was completed by the secretary
DR.. c. Il. Purcell, this morning. after
several weeks diligent work, and
will be out Monday. The meeting
will be the thirty-ninth annual meet.
ing and will be held at Benton, Ky.
at the court house.. Tuesday. october
26. for one day. The program prom
ises an interesting meeting. 1t is az
follows:
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-09

Continued on Page Four.D
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
FIVE THOUSAND
VISITORS At
i. ROSWELL. =.
.STOCKME-N INVADE PEC0S
VALLEY TOWN IN FORCE
Private Residences Thrown
Open fot Entertainment Of
VisitorSi High Winds Work
Havoc With Decorations.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal !
Roswell, y NJ. April 5.-The an
nual convention of the Panhandle cat
tie Growers association which opens
here tomorrow, is drawing hundreds
of visitors to Roswell from all sections
Of eastern New Mexico and west Texas.
Every train for tho past two days has
brought its quota to swell the crowds
and tonight in spite of the high wind
which has prevailed almost constantly
for the past two days over the whole
plains country. the streets are crowd
ed with people. most of them bearing
the unmistakahlc marks which pro-
claim the cattleman. The convention
is open to all cattle growers without
restriction who live in the plains
country and the Panhandle and the
growers young and old are here in
force with their bowboys, their wives
ana sons and daughters.
"How's the range is the question
most often heard in hotel lobbies, in
doorways IN the hospitable clubs,
which have been thrown open to the
visitors. in fact wherever men can
congregatc and get out Of the wind
which is playing havoc with the elab-
crate decorative scheme which the
enthusiastic Roswellites have worked
out Huge streamers of American
flags are stretched across every street
corner. varied by strings of vari-color-
ed electric lights and the strcamcrs are
or official flags of the association and
welcome banners In spite of the
wind every one is having a good time
10 H..
wind viii die down after all or the
cOwmen have arrived. The hotels are
crowded to the doors, but hospita bic
Roswell has opened her homes to the
last one and has provided abundant
entertainment for the crowds. II il
expected that the town viii entertain
nat less than five thousand visitors
during the five days of tho celebration
which aside from the sessions Of the
convention will include an elaborate
program OF shows. horse races base.
ban. bronco busting and roping.
Tomorrow VIII bo devoted chiefly 70
the opening of the convention. which
win be- held In the handsome new ma
tional guard arnory just completed
and dedicated tonight i'm the presence
pf Governor Curry and "a large as
semblage of Roswell people and vis-
itors with an cars decorated and not
less than eighty automobiles will take
part following the parade through the
streets the delegates 90 the convention
will b. taken through the farming dis
trict surrounding Roswell. roads have
been cleaned up for the occasion and
the guests win be whrlcd through
mill. f .,..llrH. inst coming fufn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
CROW0CHEERS
ROOSEVELT
IN IN. NAPLES
FORMER PRESIDENT
DEEPLY IMPRESSED
Quarters Aboard Africa Bound
Steamer Banked With Flow
erS; Kaiser William Sends
German C0I0y6 in Carnations,
Especial Dispatch to the mormDr IOnrnail

Especial Dispatch to the MormDr J0nrnail ]
Naples. Aprl 5-Thoodore Roose-
welt nassed several hours i'm Naples to-
day and was given many evidences Of
his personal popularity with the ltal-
ian people
The steamer Hamburg on which Mi.
Roosevelt was "a passenger coming
soon after noon was greeted with the
blowing of whistles. the nuttering of
many flags and the playing of bands.
Italian warships in the harbor. steam
crs. private yachts and crafts of all
kinds dressed i'm bunting and signal
flags added to the picturesque of the
scene which Mr Roosevelt character
ized as magnificent
Great crowds too. waited for his ap-
pearance ON the streets and when he
rode along I'm an automobile he was
greeted with enthusiasm that aston
ishod him He met various official
DELEGATIONS at the hotel Excelsior,
scores of prominent Americans and
the representatives of other countries
and to them an hc expressed his
warmost thanks for the welcome Ho
visited the duke ana duchess of Aosta
at Capodimonte and later dincd i'm pri-
vate at the hotel going on board the
steamer Admiral about 10 o'clock to-
nieht
The Admiral which will convey MI.
Rooseveu 10 NIombasa was ready to
sal al midnight The ex-presidents
quarters aboard were filled with flow
crs which had come from admiring
eris,,dg ,,ht.f ,,,or,- ti,,a, t,.er, hmm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06

a.. ,,fnh ui,a Tho hands ON the
i, ,n. ,,,,ct nm mn American national
.,,,t,,.n, and a. Mr. Roosevelt stood
~. ~. ,,,i,l... and ,,atrhrd I'm scene.
, ,',,,,.,r,'''1 ,l,a, !, ,,.,s sonnsbnt enr
.,,,,f. ,.,, ,,ist,,r.c,,,,, anl nnent-
49,,
r,. o....t .ro,ydy ashoro that had
,.aa ,aitin. fo, honrs to Soc the
,.,,,,,..,. t3.,nt hnc,,no nvceedinpl,
,,,,',,t..,, ~
.,'''''i'-,,. ,,,r,i, ,,,tl.As. .st&, 81
,lolt dta co,,,e asbor. thr, wore ipnor-
c. e,y, .,id ,s,--f7 y
,s,,,,,. r,,..h,.., .s.. i,n.lip. = t..os. Urn.
,s--,ii, -; 3,t.,.,,,.n,ed yvhrn bn,,eyer.
n. ,'n,n,,.d IN an o,,tomohile "a ereat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
WATER COMPANY ALLEGES
ATTEMPT TO TX Mock

The communication read by Attor-
ncy McMilcn was as follows;
Albuquerque April jth. 1909.
TO The city Council of the city Of AL
buauerque. \ NJ.
Gentlemen
on the 3lst ult the Watcr Supply
company received advice from tn.
Illinois Trust and Savings bank Of
Chicago. H.. trustees under a mort
eorc made by us securing an issue OF
bonds and Interested in our credits.
informing us that they had on that
day received notice from the city at
torncy of Albuquerque of proceedings
contemplated by the city on account
of our failure to make extensions of
mains ordered by the council ON in.
quiry we were advised by the mayor
that this action was taken at his di-
rcDtion on further inquiry we were
advised by the city attorney that the
communication was made at the di.
roction of the mayor. but that the con.
cmsion WAS their joint conclusion Al
ached hereto is copy of the letter
rercucd to: ana II win be noted that
30 bears date of March 36th. 1909
We are this day i'm receipt of advice
from the American Loan and Trust
rotnnan, or poeton Mass trustees
undl,. q, n,ortoeaeo made hv us. ana
Interested d, o,,r credits informing us
,r rb.i, r..,i,,, ,f . like letter from
the eit attorney Attached hereto
fs, .,,',. ~ ,r', lotto, referred to. and
fl 0m fo ,o,od thot II hears date of
Ni.roh 5et, 1000
No s,.l, o,r,r,unic,tion was adj
dressed 80 +l,r ,,.ater comnanv nor
v,. ann. .,,,,, ,a,.f.c made verbally to
fb. 49,. rl,,,,,a',,,. and our first I'M
t.r,..t,,,, ~ i.,,,,,,.l,.,,., of sncb action.
.r n,t .t. ,,,o,.o,. m. city attorney
...,t...,,,i..,., -, i.,,,l proceeding was
tb.. l,,,., .c ,1,.,.n from The Iuinoie
.rr,s. ,,,, -. h.,1
" ,.,.1,',,..,. ,,,.., cvtansion OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06

stance. the brief says. the Now York
Central railroad for ten years has paid
about 100 per cent per gallon moro
than the Pennsylvania 1t is also
stavd that wherever the standard can
do SO il has made contracts whereby
II has either marketed cithcr a part
Of the product of the Independent re-
fineries or has limited the output
One OF the evidences OF monopoly
it is charged. is the companys enorm-
Gus earnings summarized AS follows.
The Standard on trust and the
Standard OH company on an invest
ment Of $50. .O2t,4S0 had earned up to
the end OF 1906, SS3S. .7SS,1SS Adding
the estimated profits of 1903 and l90S
we have substantially a billion dollars
earned by this company Ia twenty
seven years with an original invest
ment of about SGa. coo, 000
Further on the brief says
at has usually been claimed for
large corporations in this country
that they have Increased business and
decreased the cost TO the consumer
but in the case OF the standard IL has
during ten or Fifteen years actually
increased the price to the retailer and
this. "A good deal more than the
prices OF other products, although the
price OF its raw material and cost OF
manufacture and sale during these
years has increased very little II any
1t is stated that from 1874 to 1852
the Standard obtained control OF prac-
tically all of the pipe lines then exist
ing aud brought them together under
the control OF the National Transit
company and ever since 1t has sought
10 prevent or destroy pipe line COM
petition 1t first sought 10 control tho
Tidewater Pipe company then the
only pipe line to the scahoard, and
succeeded in getting an agreement ful
diyision Of the business Through
this and other agreements, the stand
ard, It is alleged has al the present
time control of about 81 per cent OF
the transportation of crude OH to the
Atlantic seaboard which gives 1t
tremendous advantage Recognizing
the Importance to the standard, Of
railway transportation. its officials
and their associates during the last
ten years it is said. have been direc.
Continued on Page ,. Column ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
DECLARES PHILIPPINES
NEED CHINESE LABOR

san Francisco cal. April alex
ander sydney Lannier. assistant At
tornev general of the Philippines. ar
rived here today on the steamer
Chiyo Maru on his way TO Washing
ton 70 urgr the admission of Chinese
labor into tho islands. He IS quoted
as saying that the Filipinos are not
Inclined to work and asserts that the
Chimes, are tho only pcoplr who Will
prove of real assistance in the develop
msnf of the country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
ROSWELL ARM0Ry
DEDICATED BY
GOVERNOR
Handsome New Home Of Ma
tional Guard in PecoS Valley
Metropolis to Serve as Con-
ventlon Hall and Theater

Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal J
Roswell y NJ. April 5.-Thc hand
some new armofy. to be the home of
the Roswell company Of the New Mex
leo national guard and the signal
corps. built M cost of $4,000. was
formally dedicated tonight in the
presence of Governor Curry. Adiutant
General r. A. Ford, Captain Bates.
United States army. inspecting officer
for tho territorial militia, and an as
scmblage of Roswell people ana visit
ors To- the Panhandle Cattle Growers
association. which packed the building
90 its capacity The new building is
- model armory. not SD large as tho
building at Albuquerque. but wcil ar
ranged and admirably adapted not
only for use as an armory. hnt also
las convention hall and even upon
occasion rs q thcater
The dedicatorv exercises began az
.S:80 this evening and We're brief and
impressive. Governor Curry. Mayor
Richardson or Roswell Adjuf1nt Ford
and others took part whilc the dedi-
-atory address was delivered hy Cap
.tain D. = Buiac. of Carlsbad. The
lrmory viii como into immediate use
las convention bah. the sessions of
Tho Cattle Growers association begin
ming there tomorrow morning Prior
fo the dedicntory exercises am ciahor-
atc dinner was given in the Grand
Central hotel in honor of Governor
.Curry hy thc business men of Eos-
wen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06


Alleging that the mayor ana city at
tornny had made deliberate attempt
,,nn,o mo crooi, and iniure the
s,,.,f s+anat,o AZ tbp Water SIM
,o,,,any Win the trustees under
.tl,.o,, hota IN, thot conoern tho
" p'',' - ,,',,,an,' 1ast niobt nroeontod y
',.,,.',. .aaeational communication "a
,,,oati,,, ~ tho cit,- conn
me reslll'" ,nee''',s %, ti tmv '''S 'ot" tho
d Ia attr ottorno, in mis- reoard
,efiaialh. disannroved The com
..,,.',+f,,,, u.,o rood ~ = NcNTi-
tha ,"at.r coronanv Who snn-
,.,,,,t.1 +, nm fcp hrief re-
l'','i' ~ rosn1t ,yae "a hring fortb
'''' 1a,,t,, as ~ nbare,o ,nd
,.,.,' .t,.al, ~, IN, nornna.ny from,
''',' -, '.,,,,o,,.hot sin'ila, statn.
r,., ,n,, ait,. nt,ornn," ond In
1i,a,s..i.n ,,,,o,a, tno
.. ..t,i.b u.,ynd .tnrp,v AZ
.h4, AI1,,.,,,,, XK,ro,h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO
ASSASSSINATE PRIEST

Tucson Ariz, April "a supposed
attempt az assassination of Father
Gerard. the vicar general of the dio-
cosc OF Arizona and New Mexico. was
made early this morning when an un-
known party fired shot into the
priests bed chamber Father Gerard
was absent from home az the tine.
No reason for the act is known. The
vicar general has bocn stationed hero
many years and Is We'll like.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06

Johnstown. Pa April Mrs. VIII
liam Roberts, thirty years oi axe, to-
day threw her four children, ranging
IN age from four months to SIX years.
out of "A second story window and then
jumped None of the children were
seriously injured but the mother was
fatally hurt probably She is thought
TO bo dcmentcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
AMERICAN HORSE WINS
RICH ENGLISH PURSE

Little-John plate ct zoo sovcreigns TO,
two year olds. distance four turlongs.
was won hy H. y Whtncv'sH Over
sight. ridden by J II Martin SalNe
was second and Dove cot third. Twen-
ty-fiNe horses started
Ovcrsight's victory was the first sue
cess this season OF American horses
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
President Of United States For
First Time Cited as Legal
Authority in an American
Court,
WONDERFUL PROFITS
OF THE OIL BUSINESS
Attorney For Government Tells
of Comfortable Earnings of
Over Half Billion on Capital of
S97,250,0 900,

nv >tornina yon.,., s,.,.,, , xx,.,
:. Tn,,r" ,''i, 49,.
'''
tlhe N American courts a president
Of the United States was quoted as a
legal authority today during Special
United States Attorney General Frank
b. kelloggs argument in the govern
ment's case to dissolve the Standard
OH company of New Jersey as vio-
lator of the sherman act Mir Kcl-
logg read at leangth from decision
rendered by President Taft In the
Addy stone pipe case when q Judge in
Cincinnati The issue involved was an
restraint @h""ttadt' '''''''
Mr.. kellogg VIII conclude his re-
marks at noon tomorrow. As one OF
the four judges of the federal circuit
court hearing the case will leave st.
Louis Saturday Mr. Kellogg win in
sist upon the defense completing its
argument by Friday evening This
would have John G. Milburn, of New
York, Moritz Rosenthal. Of Chicago.
John G. Johnson of Philadelphia, and
David G. Watson. OF Pittsbufe, hut
two and 8 hAlf he. ,.0ach ThlS the
~ r"'rft ,''+rl '''''
AIR Kellogg told If the wonderful
profits Of the Standafd FOR the tcti
wears endl Win ltf 81, N,ieerA
had carried, he asserted the com
Portable sum of $59S.226.525 upon "
capitalization of S9I250, 1000.
The standard Trust and the stand
ard oil company had paid dividends
Of y54S, 436, 446 between 1852 and 1906
And Yet exclaimed MI Kellogg,
"Mr Rockefeller while ON the Wit
ness stand talked of the hazard of
the business
That the defendants profits had
averaged about three cents gallon
for ten years was another of Mr. Kcl-
loeg's assertions
THE only place where oil is cheap
is where Independents sell it" observ-
ed Mr. Kellogg. and it this court
gives the Standard on company carte
blanc to do as IL pleascs, there VIII
not be an indepcndent company in
this country in two years
The state limo terminals between
New York. Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey. Mr.. kellogg insisted, had been so
arranged that "A common carriage by
independent shippers was impossible.
one pipe line was cited. which cost.
according to the Standard OH com
pany's books $4,000 TO construct and
it was earning an annual dividend OF
a million and quarter dollars
The brief Of the government filed
today reviews the history OF the COM
pany. and declares the testimony
shows that the various defendants
have pursued system Of unfair COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
BRITISH STEAMER LOST
IN STRAIT OF MAGELLAN

London. April 5-A dispatch 20
Lloyds from Punta Arenas. Chile.
says the British steamer oak Branch.
struck What i- supposed Go have been
90 dsreilrt in the straits of Mc-tmin-
ster ana was abandoning in ID sinking
condition Tho firt officer and cigh-
teen of tho crew and passo Trrs werc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
THREATENS
TO STRANGLE BABY

!; * s :s'.: :s, -.
ti0VCial~~ NpfN -~ThroatVning 10
Wrangle the baby daughter he held
III Gis arms. Michael laval deiied
many -+si.-sss tnfi~Y who-,f ,f-$onrr- d 10
arrest him on charge ot insanity
When officers broke down the door
Of the house Hawai- was revealed hold
ing tn" baby, his fingers clenched
about the chlds throat Hawai- said
lac would KIN the thtld IL they came
nearer
Tho Officers then Withdrew and sent
for help
Later Hawai- left his harricaded
home and walked to the Ninth pre-
cinct station. where he surrendered.
lie was pursuadcd TO accompany an
officer to the county ial The little
girl was not injured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
CrocI.cr M. Mhilc IIou.e

Washington u. g.. April a.--Rich-
tain. called ON President Taft az the
White House this afternoon lie is
returning from winter passed in the
south His call was purely social This
two chatted together In the executive
offices about horses and golf Mr..
Tau asked ahnul AR Crackers h0r sc-
one OF which recently won the fame,'
English Derby
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
WATERCOMPANY CLAIMS MAYOR
AND CITY ATTORNEY TRIED
To |NJURE ITS CREDIT
LETTERS TO B0NDHOLDERS
THREATEN LEGAL PROCEEDING

Council Asked to Dsappove Action Of Messrs Lester and COL
nS Alleged Be Underhanded Attempt to nure Financial
Standing of Water Supply Company; Matters Goes to Spe
cia Committee After Stormy Discussion During Which
MaVor Holly Resents mputaton of Uteror Motive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-06
FACULTY COUNCIL DEMANDS
THAT PRESIDENT TIGHT
Be ALLOWED HEARING
RESOLUTIONS ADDRESSED TO
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Heads of Departments Declare Proper Regard For the Square
Deal Requires That DepoSed Head OF the Institution Should
Be Afforded Opportunity of Answering Charges Which
Brought About Sudden Demand For His Resignation After
Eiuht Years of Apparently Satisfactory Work.