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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
CRYSTAL THEATER
PRESENTS STRONG
ATTRACTION
Scouts Revenge" With Four
teen People in the Cast His
toricaI Drama With Genuine
Western Flavor.

The IaSallc Comedy company
termed by the crystal patrons as the
Popular Players will present for The
first time In Albuquerque tonight Hal
Reeds masterpiece: THE Scouts Re-
yengc" with II people IN tho cast
Motion pictures II vaudeville will be
introduced between the acts The play
is "A true historical western mclodrn-
ma II the early days OF sixty and por-
trays Il number Of true incidents of
that period. The comedy vein IL ex-
ccf 1ionaliy strong and keeps the aud
fence in screams at all times.
MI. &. G. Barr viii he seen in the
leading role as the scnut while Miss
LsSllic will be seen in u at her Ia
vOrite parts. that of the SWEEP true
hearted western girl who believes in
things right. Mr.. Don Barclay
viii interpret the part OF She New
York ~tenderfoot who is q very dcs-
perate man and j. at all times funny
beyond al comparison. The anne
popular prices will remain for today.
tonight aud tomorrow. Zoe general
admission and 20c received seats.
Don't 10y any means miss this treat -
IT is the only two days that the COM
pany wnt play melodrama.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
|RESTLERS WILL
FORM ATHLETIC
ORGANIZATION
)caI Mat Artists to Launch
for Promotion of Manly
ir Albuquerque Will
Big Membership,

Albuquerque is soon to have an ath-
pic club. which will have for its pur-
bse the promotion of the various
|anly sports If the intention OF Il
bmher of local wrestlers and boxers
successfully carried out. Nearly
'enty wrestlers and boxers have al
lady signified their willingness to
in the club and a meeting will be
He'd in the near future at which
'eliminary organization Will be af-
(ted. Among those behind the
oyement are Simon Dcshler, w. F..
Charles Doll and other
bit artists, who believe that there are
Amy athletes in the city who would
clad to join hands with them and
sist in launching the project. 1t is
Hlieved that the club Will start out
fth a membership Of at least twenty
FOfessiOnal and semi-professional
and boxers and a similar
Fmber OF amateurs. 1t Is pointed out
nt the amateurs will learn many
bnts about mat work and boxing
ON the experienced men who viii
Pong to the club and that they will
nre than receive their moneys
birth in training and physical deVei-
pment. Announcement Of the date
ID place of that preliminary meeting
he made later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
ROCK ISLAND AND
RIO GRANOE GET
THE CENTRAL
TO ALG0ND0NES IS
LATEST DOPE ON DEAL
Extension of New Mexico Gen.
tfaI to Santa Rosa and Com
pIetion of Hagan Line Provid-
ed For,

That the New Mexico Central rail-
way properties are included in the
recent deal by which the Rock Island
absorbed the Lehigh valley to gain
entrance into Jersey city and New
York. and The Wabash. to its
Chicago lines with the Lehigh VALLEY.
lat Buffalo, is tbe latest report 10
reach this city. col. W. :. Hopewell
OF the Central. who has been in chi
.caso and the east for some time past
Will probably arrive home tonight.
The story which has preceded him is
to the effect that the bis Rock Island
deal includes a close traffic agree
ment with the Denver and Rio Grande
by one of the provisions of which the
roads viii Jointly take over the New
Mexico Central for Sl,S50.000 and the
Hagan coal fields Of the New Mexico
Fuel ana Iron company for an adai-
tional half million It IL said The tine
TO Hagan Will be Immediately resumed
and completed in six months vigorous
construction to be inaugurated jan
nary Is.
The dea! is said furthermore to in
volve the building of Il connection be
Moriarty and Santa Rosa and
the continuation OF the fiagnn line to
Il connection with the Santa lie at
Algodones.
The Rock Island, it is said. expects
TO route all its transcontfnentai trains
to the coast via the Santa Fe through
Albuquerque. anticipating a Disagree
ment with the El Paso and Southwest
ern ana the Southern Pacific. The
Denver and Rio Grande, the story
is to be made a broad gauge line
from Santa Fe to Antonito, colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
At Jacksonville.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dee. 2g.--Keen
sport and good finishes We're provided
at Moncrief this afternoon. Five IA
vorites captured first money. one %.
the surprises was Petulant's victory
over the favorite, Robin Grey, in the
third event. Petulant. whose price
was l3 to :. was given a great ride
by Butwell. Butwell was suspended
for the entire meeting this afternoon
lined $3.50 for alleged improper
language to Starter Brown.
First race. six %furlongs. selling
Smarty, third. Time. 1:1S 20.
Second race, five and one-half fur
longs, selling-Austin Sturtevant won.
Camel, second; Sadly Hill. third. Time.
40 3-5.
Third race, five and one-half fur
longs-Petulant won, Robin Grey,
second; Fond Heart. third. Time,
III.
Fourth race, Everglades selling
six MISUNDERSTANDING won;
RiaIto, second; .Hasty Agnes, third.
Time. Lie A..
Fifth ace, one mile, selling-Dr.
Holsberg won: Cunning, second; Joe
Rose, third. Time. 1:f4 Sd.
Sixth race, one and one-eighth
miles, selling-Mamie Agol won: En-
gin, second John Mcbride, third
Time, 200.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
R @ ROCKEFELLER FOR
7O0,000; DISAPPOINTED


New York, Dec. 29.--"I am sorry
Mr.. Rockefeller is not at home" said
a little old fashioned woman on The
steps of the oil kings home today, Tor
! wrote him to have everything ready
for me"
What was he to have ready for
you asked a young man who came
to the door.
why $1,000 of course, oX-
planned the old lady. You see | have
enemies who have stolen my money.
have been writing Mr. Rookofeller
regularly telling him all about by at
fairs. | wrot him yesterday to have
the money for me today aud am sur
prised that he is not here. However
/ may go up to Pocantico HIS to see
him"
The quaint visitor said her name
was Steinberger and that she wrote
opinions 81 politics. After standing
near the house some time %shivcring in
The cold she walked way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
RACING RESULTS


Juarcz. Dec. 29.-The races today
We're run over a very fast track and
The fastest time of the meeting was
made. Execute, in the six furlong
selling, even, stepped the distance in
1912 as, and was also bid up to $500
by II. G. Bedwell, j. W. Parker bid
the customary s. and kept his horse.
Cotytto. winner of the third race. vas
run up to $500 and retained by the
owners
At a meeting of the directors of the
Jockey clu held yesterday the capt.
tai stock was increased $500, 900 for
necessary improvements. including the
club house, which will be started next
spring. Summarizes:
First race, selling, five and one-half
furlongs-Lady Panchita. l02 @.
WILSON,, even. won: Siscus, 100 (Pick-
ens), 20 to /, second; Rio Pecos. ITO
(Smal). 1S to ?. third. Time,
los As. Dixie Gem. Slewfoot, Pick
Point and Ban Lady also ran.
Second race. selling. six f%urlongs-
Pelham. 104 (Mondan), IL to /. won;
%Brougham, 95 (Pryor). 20 to /. Sec
ond; Dick Vestal, 100 (Molesworth).
so to /. third. Time, 1:15 Is. Han
nibal Bey, b. j. Swanner, Eldora. Man
Nal, Playlit, Sunline, Convenient,
George Young ana Nancy Brown also
Third race, five and onc-half fur
Cotytto, 80 tBenschoten), 3 to ], won;
Joe Enrich. liz (Austin), 6 to !, Sec
ond: Dredkin, 100 (Pickens), ; to ..
third. Time. 1901 2-5. Orbed Lad.
Rotary. Clint Tucker, BE Brief. Niger |
Baby, Miss Gratitude, The Slicker and
High Street also ran. Bright Skies
was left at the post.
Fourth race. selling. six furlongs-
Execute, 100 (SmalD, 10 to l. won;
Silver Stocking. 100 (Shilling), = to l.,
Lighthouse, lO5 tMcCahey), |
10 to /, third. Time. LIE A.. Char
lie Doherty, Bon Ton, Sansamon. Ace
quia, Bill Bramble. Kiamesha H.. Glib
son and Niblick also ran.
Fifth race. five and one-half fur
longs-Malitin. 107 (McCaheyD, . to
/, won: odd Rose, 1917 (Creery), : to !
second; Muxlow, 1O1 (Austin). 6 to
|, third. Time, 1:09 2-5. May Day. |
Kleiner Nogel and Wolloby
also ran. Tug Boat fell.
Sixth race, selling, one mile-Lady
100 (McCahey), 4 to /, won;
Howard Pearson. 80 q. Wilson,. : to
/, second. Barney Oidfield. 10 (Ben-
,choten), - 20 .. third. Time, |
1889 S-5. Fred Mulholland, Palscot.
Apologize and Kohek also ran.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
II llincrNNiIIc.

Oakland. Dee. 99.-Poor handling
on the part Of Glass led To the defeat
Of Arazee in the Mclrose handicap to-
day The horse was heavily played as
a favorite but was beaten by Silver
Knight. the pacemaker. Kederis was
in the iimelisht. riding three winners
In a row. including silver Knight.
Dady Clip proved n clever colt when
he beat j. =. Barr in the five-furlong
event. summary.
First race. five and one-half fur
longs. Selling-Jillctt won. Sir Barry.
second. DoNalta. third. Time.
1907 60.
Second race. five f~urlongs. purse
Dady Clip won. J. II. Barr. second
Coppertown. third Time. i.00 Is.
Hhird race. five and one-half fur
longs, selling-Lurd OF the Forest
won. Gossiper H.. second. Ampcdo.
third. Time. i-o-.
Fourth race. one mile. Melrose han
dicap-Silver knight won. Arazee.
second. Edwin T Fryer. third Time.
al -.
Filth race. one mile. twenty Yards
sening-Round and Round won Rs-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
ANGELES STREET
CAR MEN GIVEN RAISE


Los Angeles. Dee. 29-H. T.. Hunt
inGton. made a Christmas present Of
4 substantial raise IN wages to the g.
900 men working on the three electric
lines he controls today, Every motor
man ana conductor will receive Al in-
crease from , IL to : cents an hour.
Those who have been in the employ
Of the company six years or more will
receive 30 cents an hour. The lowest
wage is rs cents an hour. Mr.. Hunt
ingtou had received no request from
his men for an increase.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
SUPERINTENDENT LOST
IN OKLAHOMA MINE
official Entered Workings 70 Search
for shot iirer I,ntombcd by
Explosion.

McAlister. Okla. Dee. GA search
throughout the day for John brown,
superintendent of the Bolent Darnail
coal mines, who entered the mine in
which yesterdays explosion occurred
al 4 o'clock this morning. has been
fruitless. The body of Angelo Nsignor,
the shot firer, entomhed in the eXplo-
sion, had not been found.
Browns safety depends on the
avenue he took from the main shaft.
Several cross-cuts have air passages
that are not blocked ana If he entered
one OF these he probably Is alive.
A special train from Wilburton to-
day brought oxygen helmets for the
Searchers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30

DIVERS IN VAIN SEARCH
FOR WRECK VICTIMS

Boston. Dec. 2g.-SiX tathoms and
more beneath the water on Broad
sound channel Il professional s4ter
today sought in vain for many hours
for the bodies OF Captain Leroy *.
Mckown ana the eleven men of the
crew Of the fiye-masted schooner Da-
Wis Palmer which sank in Sundays
storm.
The diver was unable To- enter the
hulk ol thc steamer. so eHtangled Was
the w%rcckaer about the deck The
schooner lies thirtN-elght lect below
low water mark. \ tsut port anchor
chain SHOWED IN. useless attempts
that had pee made To- bold her
against the torn The anchor had
been dragged AMI in the violence OF
the strain the how at the schooner
apparently a wrcuched apart. The
VII De continued tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
SUICIDE MURDERER WAS
DESPERATE HIGHWAYMAN

Peru, Ind, Dec, 2g.-Chappell Nc
Kinney who at noon today shot aud
killed Miss Dora Mitchell, aged IT.
in the dining room of the Barch ho-
tel and committed suicide, was want
ed in indianapolis for a daring hold
up. ii developed today. Mckinney en-
tered a lunch room there Yesterday
and. commanding the one man in
charge to hold up his hands, rifled
the cash register.
Letters found in the dead mans
pockets indicate his deed was care
fully planned The letters were ad-
dressed To- the coroner, the girls
and to M~cI<inney's wife.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30

ditlon near the Wabash depot at 7
o'clock last night. The girl died
within a few minutes after She had
been picked up and carried into the
depot. She had leaped through q vim
dow OF Il moving train
she was on her way from Mineola
Imogenc. shortly before o'clock
the conductor says she entered the
toilet room and locked the door be-
hind her, When the train uearcd
Tmogcuc the conductor forced an en-
trance ana found the window raised
and the girl gone. AZ O'Clock the
girl was found a hundred yards north.
of tho station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT ELECTED

Chicago. Dec. 29,-Thomas N. Chiv-
inston was elected president of the
American Baseball association over
Joseph D.. O'Brien at the annual
meeting here today. Chivington won
in the first ballot by five votes to
three.
O'Brien, the Incumbent, did not
make as strong a fight as expected.
1t al thought he was powerful
enough to cause a deadlock on the
first ballot.
The association also decided to play
la l6S-game season, elected w. II. AR
NOR of Toledo vice president, and de-
cided to hold the schedule meeting in
Chicago at the time of the American
league meeting about the middle Of
February. A rule was passed requir-
ing all clubs to provide dressing rooms
at the park for the players. Presi-
dent Chivington ANNOUNCED the league
headquarters would be moved to Chi
cago about February !. George Te-
beau WAS reelected chairman of the
board of directors but there may be
a contest on his right TO serve.
The election OF Chivington was
something of a surprise. The three
northern clubs, Minneapolis. ST. Paul
and Milwaukee, stood solidiy behind
O'Brien, but that was all the support
he could muster. Both Toledo and
Columbus were reported as %favoring
II compromise candidate until shortly
when w r.. Armor of To-
ledO announced he would vote for one
of the two candidates named in the
contest. This vas interpreted as
meaning he would vote for Chiving-
ton and the O'Brien supporters admit
il he voted for Chivington that
would clinch the election. When the |
ballot was taken Armor voted FOR
C~hNington and Columbus followed.
The continuance OF the 16S-game
schedule met with little opposition
and h financial success Of the last
season caused the magnates TO adopt
il again. The season will begin April
IL and probably end September 20. |
, There was little doing in the trad
ing line. Roger Bresnahan, manager
the st. Louis Nationals, was the
only major Lacquer present. He was
to dispose Of some of his sur
plus youngsters.
JACK Mccarthy, manager Of the
Three-l league team, received
IN offer from Walter McCreedie to
manage the Portland Northwestern
team. but refused.
' Pitcher Packard OF the Louisville
team was sold to Columbus.
IL was announced that four mem
bers OF the Chicago Americans were
sold to The san Francisco Pacific
Coast league. The men sold We're
Warning. formerly of Guth-
lie. Okla. team; Pitcher Harry Stcw-
art, of Houston, Tex. team; Pitcher
Of Des Moines. and Outfieldcr
a Pacific coast product.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
DCC|DENTALS WIN IN
.A WALK FROM THE
SANTA f TEAM
ocaI Basketball Players Dem
oStrate in Convincing Man.
nef Their Superiority Over
Ancient City Aggregation.
o.eipl Dispatch to the Morning Journa,l

k%speeinl Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Santa Fe, y. NJ, Dee. 2g.-Out-
|bassed from first to last. outseneraled
every stage of the game, in indi-
Ednal playing as well as in teamwork.
he Company i. National Guard.
basketball team tonight went down to
humitiating defeat before the Occi-
|ental team from Albuquerque. The
hal score was "A to 20 and the wish
hrs could have made many more
|oints if they had been crowded by the
bldiers. As it was, however, the Al
I1uerque boys had everything their
Mn way and placed the ball in the
bsket with such startling regularity
hrolghout and although the Santa
worked hard enough, their efforts
lent for very little. Their best trick
ays We're rudely blocked by the clev-
/ work of the guards ana forwards
i the visiting team ana the individual
iork of the supposedly star players
the local aggregation was consid-
ably discounted, because of the more
rilliant playing of the Albuouer-
The lineup for the game follows:
Santa Fe - Chalmers Mcconnell, !
inter-: Edward Stafford, guard; Harry
and Gus Koch, guards; Al
II. Clancy. captain, forward; Earl
Wilson, forward.
Skinner, center;
Gales, guard: G. Lembkc. guard;
GALES, forward; w McMillin, for
nd; Cuff Wickham, substitute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
CUNB0AT" SMITH
MEETS WORTHY
OPPONENT
Heavyweight Champion of Uni
ted States Navy Goes Twen-
ty Rounds to Draw With
Jack Burns of California,


san Francisco, Dec. 29.--"Gunboat"
smith, the sailor pugilist Who is
scheduled to become Jack Johnson's
chief sparring partner when the negro
goes into training for his fight with
Jcftries, fought a twcnty-round draw
with Jack Burns of salinas tonight for
II heavyweight championship of the
Pacific coast.
The fight was one of the tiereest
ever seer between big men in the local
ring. Smith led up to the twelfth
round and Burns vas groggy when he
Went to his corner. He came back in
the thirteenth with a rush that car
RED smith to the ropes and from then
on to the end of the twentieth held his
oWn with the former navy champion,
at times driving Smith around the
ring before a whirlwind of blows
the sailor had hard work to
avoid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
~
PRINCIPALS COMPROMISE
IN ENTOIsTION CASE,

TIE case Of Joe Del Frate, an Old
Town saloonkecper. against Serafino
Garcia, a constable. charging cNtor-
tion, has beer withdrawn from Judge
Cratg's court, where Del Frate filed
n complaint against the officer last
week, alleging that lac had attempted
t. ohtoin money from him through
questionable methods. Tho case
against Garcia was tho o%utgrowth Of
several suits hoard IN old Town last
week. i'll which Garcia charged that
Del Frate drew q gun on him when
he attempted 10 arrest women who
were lettering about Del Frate's sa-
loon 1t Is understood that del Fratc
n Garcia agreed 70 compromise
their troubles out OF oourt and the
eXtortion charge has been withdrawn
by Del Frate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
ADICAL MODIFICATION
OF FOOTBALL PREDICTED

New York, Dec. 99.-Another of the
lhterS conferences on athletics was
ia here today when the Athletic
society. composed Of repre-
of amateur athletics. dis
USED administrative problems. Dr.
W Hetherington Of the University
Missouri presided. 1t was an
Hanced that the Amateur Athletic
'Aon had appointed Il committee to
present measures to increase the
uslty and preserve the purity OF am
|rar athletics. and that the A. A. L.
sired the cooperation of the Ath-
nc Research society. The society
pointed a similar committee To con
with the \. \. L. which has been
4fed TO action by the recent rorma-
Of a new governing board Ia the
eago district.
ne football situation was not
Nhed upon. II will be TWO weeks
. 'ast before the question OF revis-
j me football rules is threshed out
mc joint committee Of the Inter-
siatc Athletic association and the
s'~r football rules committee.
IN viii meet in New York early
'anusry. The general opinion
tsns athletic leaders is that the
r" Viii he radically modified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
..MiIIic" NoIlirr's lairsi

Al the Lambs club a group 81 ac-
tors were laughing heartily over "a
story just told them hy the i%rreprcssi-
BILE Willie Collier. when some one.
in a spirit of banter. asked.
willie. isn't that one of Lackaye's
stories"
Not yet. quickly answered Willie.
.-Iippincotts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30

Los Angeles, Dec. 3g.-Ad WOlgast,
aspirant for the pusilistic champion
ship now held by Battling Nelson. de-
MED tonight that he has agreed %
meet Nelson in san Francisco before
the Mission club FOR the lightweight
championship.
Hester would have to make a
much larger offer Than he has To get
me L fight Nelson before his club.
said Wolgast.
He has not got a license for a 10
round fight anyway, ana I doubt IL
he viii be able to get one. / would
fight Nelson in Los Angeles.
The report that my manager has gone
To a Francisco TO sign for a fight
there Tor me is wrong
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30
Hoppe to Meet Morninsstar.

New York, Dec. 3s.-The 1872 bdik
line billiard match between While
Hoppe and ora Morningstar will be
played in Pittsburg probably on I'cb
ruary J, 3 and 4, it WAS announced to-
night. The match is to be 1900 points
played in blocks of 500 each evening.
winner will challenge CALVIN
Demarest tor the 1872 title which he
in open tournament last month.
Hoppe ana M~orningstar hIea .tGned
II play for $500 = side.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30

the justice of the peace decided to
bind the defendants over to the grand
Jury. Both men furnished bond in
the sum OF $500 and we're released
The territory was represented at tho
hearing by District Attorney klock
and Modesto G.. ortiz. Sanchez was
represented by Attorney Heacock and
Montoya by Attorney White, of Wilson
With.