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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-08
Corrected and Eals Returns From the
Sessnt Poultry Snew Which
Was Held Ia kcekak 4
Few Days Aso,
WINNERS OF THE CUPS
erane pssasss rrsse Mas Mor BY +,
s. ssssesser Fer tee stssAess
Nsrseee es pesrss wsa
Ia ire sxAseas.

TAe Relieving IS 8 eeTgscsss and
esssarsese lsss 81 awards OF the TsS
Safe Poultry aas Pet Ssoc& Asseesa-
sson>
Grand display prize sSa,ea SILVER
cap sssea ss s p Pond Co, swaraea
% f. y Ssasssss-. KeaSaS, Iowa. sor
AseAess naTaser 81 gSosrss,
Twenty dollar SILVER cap, gssea By
Sc> 4, sass AWARDED so II. ~ Meyers, Nj.
Ssera5sas, I'll being csssssae exssssseeS
sssoussss greatest number q airss
seSTsgss 50 points OF assss-s Is head.
Twenty scsssr SILVER cap, ssvsa ~
the merchants ii ksosaS, Was award
lea 70 CAas, c. r,swSaa saa JaaSas
NrseAsla, local exasssto7s sAowsssg
s-assess Hsssaaer q ssois seo-sas 81
seesssss o. ssssse7s same beng $ tie Is
head aseA.
Ten Sossa- sssve- essrs ssrea by Jases
SsasHss So, awarded % e s.
Sesse<ts- sor assasss scoTsas pen
Erred pssy.ssssA Rocks.
Ten dollar silver exp. given sr
E>vsaS zAsss0s. awarded 70 r. Case
Cater. CsssAssa. III. sor highest
scoring pen waite Plymouth Resss.
Ter ssasssT sssve- SAP, gsvsa By sss
ASSOCIATION. awarded 70 f. b SeAsss
ssss KeaS1S Jews. ecr AssAast iseo-srss
pen Waite os9sEsssevss.
Tea aoassr Sssva- cap, given IS ~
Association, awarded 70 A. r Ba-g
. e. reoSaS, Eavs. sss- AssAess sca-sas
ssea san ospszssasss,
Ten ssaaa- ssaxss7 cap. ssrsS Nv "a,
AssselsssaTs, awarded 70 Mrs. n, N
Adams. Nesscsnssa- No far Assaas
! scsrs7ss rea sssscS s.ssassAans.
Tsa sisisaV sslvee cap given sv ~
ssSsessstso7. awarded % II. T. sossa
son Hsven. H., asg highest sseasssssas:
I gsen White w-ysa5ossess-
SIX aasas- sfsvs- esq gives ~ -
sssesssssssssga, sv-srsssa - G--sss aa
2 ssrs-asgA wsrsav rs. sar Agnss
scsras asa1 Sgsve, Laced wszsisesytas
: SIX Sa7asT sslvs- ssaSs. gsva1 sv ~
sssecssssssa. ss-sraas - Mgs. r. ]
s9r1aeser, gsewea III sas aassaas
seasng 9sn, s. C. Sssasa Ts1ana Ser:
SsS sss7as sssreT eaa. ssvsa ev n
Association. sws-sas 70 MIS- y 4
Rack. Ssass. ~ sar Aasssass ssss-2lr.
i 7@n r. c. Rhode Tsaar5 gass
SIX aa1s- ssser sasp. given sg n
= ASSOCIATION swsrsssS 20 SsEa s7sses
!, j Frss-sa, F92 so Asshsst scoring re
{ Brss1 ssaehosass
SIX assssS save- rsr.. sas'ar ss d
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NJ ssas syaNssaa os sssagas CITY wss
cs,3gsFsS IN MS aassas esaenas N his ssss
Aaa5sS
Ms. s. 4. saunders ana three sons
Ss'e Slsti1s gelsssves Ia ssssss sAts
v4eS.
MIS- EsAea whsScan9 81 Adrian
sg,ent Meaasy wtsA Nlt sas Ms e
W, alfeoaA, 81 sAis ssss
NJ sna MIS- WA n. Nisse sra
sons geseraeS horne s.scRtas sseasFls
Esara 8ss5g siSS "a st er5S,
NJ Is u Rgava 81 AsrSssss psas :
d S3ntsss Vts9aae 10 the SsSs Saturday
Mr. G n ts'ekssae 81 81 James
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ssAsaiA.l, Cockerel. ssA. Pullet. as
slN Pen 1880
s Ct White Iseghorns. s-s.s-Se-4.
Ellis Van gant. Hentonspores Iowa,
PEN Julius Krichell. Keokuk.
lows 4 ckss j. =. s ckl. 4. hens 1. :.
5 pals / pen. Carl G,CondraG,. ~
Madison, Iowa, :, ;. cks s hehs 5 pen,
Winning scores Cock. ass sos
sass. Hen. ssss .ssA -slAa- Cockerel,
sss& -sssss, Pallet. sss1SssA-ss
Il, C White Iseghornss 1-l>s-s>s.
Geo. A. Rigier. Bensonspcrt. Iowa. l
ckss l. :. hen. I. ;, pals pen.
Winning scores. Hen ssa>a4
Cockerel, sss& Psalaes $500 Pen,
1SSs7S>
s. c, Ban Leghwns: s-ls.s-sl-5
Mrs N A Ranck. Niota, M, 5 pen.
f. II. Stripe. KeoRuk. lows. ckls I.
hen. TaaewsM Poultry Yards, Pekin,
M. = cks f. b, ScAlosser, Keokuk.
Iowa. / ok i : ckls ]. pals :. 5
hens I : psa.
wSnnsng scores Cock. sNSsss,
Hen. ssss-sssla Cockersl. sssz-
Ssss~Sss. PEiset. s4-SsL-sss
Pen. lSesSS-sS4 Sa-gS4lS,
s. c. BLACK agsorcsss a-f-i-s-s:
FR ScAlceter, Ksosuk, Iowa. : OK
- 5 hen : pen
wsaaiHs Scores Goes. ssh. Hen,
sasa-sassSs Pen, l77ss.ss
Aaco1sss i>e-s,l.
Cass c. lawson. Eeosnk. Iowa
ckis Il hen i y naal, pen
wsnnsag Scores Hen asss sass
cocksrA SCI Pallet ssis
Per, 1919
Light R-ahnsas. s-ssaa
Es;S Miller. DOzasllsoa. Eoua- cs;
Isl hen.
wsaasag seo-sss coSS ~ Hes
~
Rsass Iaagsaans. 1851.
r. Gage Casas-, Carshags. IN Nh
Ms. n NJ. ASsEsss Wyacoada~ No.
i = csl, !. 2 Asas !. : pal pen
WiaasaS scurss.. Hen, SsSs4-4<
CScksrss 1924 Faasss sss*ss
Per. 1891
s c Ez5 o-rsaSsoass s-.s-ls-ss-z
G. r SszttsT Ssczx CRY. lows
sszs 5 g.aa- ]. p RrSsr. Farzssrgssssa
Iowa 5 ras a p Burger. Keosns
sosEa. :, cszs ! hens ] gsaas zen
Ms. .. ". A5azss. wracaaas. No
esa Carts Esazg. Sr.ezcsr. Iowa =
ek CAss R-ackszasssa-r. I.:z-zaozs, Eows
- -a~S- . -,--a- , -.s-
Winning sca-s Cock Sz-S =
Hen. $40 So C:ncxsrsa
So $50 p1zass, ssz sss 49,
Psa. Es- So ssss-zsi-sss 81
s C. EsaeS tsrgSsag~s-s- s-z-1-s-a-
Essrssse-1 and REnasssr=s-. s1zsrn-
4 snws- hen, Or O. N. RaHs, Kssnkass
levs. OK
wanzs-sg SCORES Eaa- $50
Cevsassa ssss
II s c MNzss C-Ts.zgsE1s.. e-s-zz-1Sz
= NJ Sksans--. Esesss TuEa 4.
ssa> ss1 Ess-ass1ss-n ans Razsssr1ryss,
Asafo1, Eswa 3 sssn r. Mgasas-
TAsAsas F7w2 3 Hsa Il ScNsss-a,
Asssssnk Iowa Z. 3 Ell /. 2 ben /. .
sss3s r,sG
wannz sears rsacs. sss rssa
ssa@ .s.a-s Tsssassrsa. ea ss !.
Fu1ass s SO P zsss s
asSs
7nssrss.s gs--,sr,r4.,,.s- .r.ls.s
$500 gs,..,ss,z,ss 49,,
sa- ! -g
~sss 5000
- -,
- = -. -. - -
= - ]. 80. - r. z 7 4
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EAsCEH-sl aEsss EssIzis1 E--ssT-
white Tsn-asis1a i.s1-Is.ss-H
4 1sazies, EenseIias 5DEra. asl:
ui
Winning sru-9@ Ersahs-es. ass
EsaiIlas = 49,. .ss L b. 81
I5Elflsr s4sh-is=iIs ssan<anss s.s.ss.
e EssE-- r. Madignr. ifsgrs
r 2, ris 2 ssan /, . Fus 4lan
Winning sf.n-ss IHcf.. nlss sen
sl.sss EEnrszaraI Has $50. Fsriiie1
SEA 81 BIZ pen,
White gsacnin 5sallsssnss I'll
RrnirsnI., Espv'el.. IL. rlsls
psis
Winning ssnss ssrs,xra
as Esillas. asz
Hiarg Tailed 5allalsaEs aar.arras i
a-f
Eslai1g'n nsilsar 4lrasnallsnss, arva 4
tx 7 ciza han mi
Winning srurag Eara.. at' Ha,a.
xsckart. ss ssullas sszs
TiIraEeya- Diinsss ann Essszss. ssva-Iisa
premiums On pairs. Sut sruraa
mammoth 5sTBrze TURKEYS
E Sage {sutlaz. -a-1ilags, III, Rosa
asif 1sssssasasrs Argyle. luva
Nsl-Tslssassses., issifi ann ssnrhnun ReF
lIs-zsvs ulls lsssi- sss.zsi. n sSa..ss g.sraSsls.
a'tsstn 1fslnssE ilnsEllsa Ksevs..s.s--.,...
saasse I.utaar
Isnuar lsnsaasK alzG asusunvy ducks
ms PAR esacss r Cutler
Indian Runner 7sunsZS. I iasan Eaars
~ hmm HnE Sn1a
nrsilaEs ufhtsan AMI -4sssr
GeesH ms sssgE Care Ss1sslsss
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S-eothes sseh7ng sSin. ssesss euss ar
naevs ~5thea; sess Cares pilas, ec-
9eaes, ssas shsHw .sas s5shafls aosE S
<97safsaeas tsss9 6teee5ss sells
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-08

Severe q sssraosiSs
Toa rr5h *siS wresIaas he sgrorSsS
argument
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ss.,nnr wllnrrx.

Nose Figures Immediately afse-
n8uas o. ra7aess asnaes The vrUhs- ss
ar9T.es IL each glass. II ssssis raFsas
2ve u-sss cn1ss, cnssss-s. han rililes-
ras
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-08

m eSs Il !, csas = s. pull i. hen;
1. ssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-08

ssr~es algrsuss scesss -s.a.
Geo snisss. g7a7sEv III.
cs pen Wissna. TssltG.
Tpv7a ~ ) han Il schssua-,
Se1srns Iovsa. ~ han
pan anS J. d. KILLER.
Sns.as. Eov7s nla 8 o. g.
7l7ssss ard sun, aza-ns, r., Z gsaf..
Winning scores srs designated II
saatr regular n-aer sss. seenna sn5
snfra
Winning sr1rss,
cS So
asa $50. BY.
ssaesarsl SIS Ssss Ss
Puile5 - 81 s
sss1fas plymouth ssscsrs. s-s-sFss-s.
Ssass E>usse7. Carthage. IT,. ~
& 1isn, L z, nsig. ssea. J
T,'1sssnn Taaf,as Eiss, H.. 2 * =
pan
Winning scores,
1ocs S. So SOL
Ssoes;arnl s2s.
Fsn $50 A1 81
pHiIes 81 aah
Per ISs ~, sSs.
Bur sssyrsuuts paa.sss. s-4srzss
arzg allesanez Rarszss. IT., Z
ckl pai IS 4 Mge~s Als SsaElisag
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aaz @ naaar Rzsse ctsz.
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eyhiss niyrousN ssSssx. ss-Tfas-z.
winning ssores

Bur oiyrsosfts sr1-ssss s-sSc-2ss
ssarrg allesanez. wsarsass.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-09

IOtal balances. . BLOT 1S
The board thereupon resumed its
laoors in the equalization of the tax
assessments returned by the tax as.
SCISSOR and ordered the following
changes in the assessments as return
ed:
Geo. E. Snow. on land described as
in northeast corner of lot 1, except
$50 acres in northwest corner. 1917
24-2O acres. Raised from $1,000 to
$4,000.
Mrs. N. r. Brown, on commencing
% rods south Is IA degrees west Of
northeast corner of lot 1, 1924
thence south "a ga degrees, east
1928 rods, south IL degrees, west
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-09

der fills 81 river; concrete faced each
end OF culverts on each side of river.
Culverts on west side of river cannot
be faced at present on account of
high water. After filing bridge spac-
es and washouts along fill on west
side of swamp, will be ready to take
up repair work along road back to
Ocala. My expenditure for the
month of June amounts to $79S.S9.
You can find itemized bill in clerk
office for same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01


year by the publication of series OF
reports on irrigation in the several
.,..t.,,,t.. or +ho aria ro-
9'"Oos anu W. ''V'
gion, the effort berg to brlng togeth-
or in These buuettns. from reliable
sources. the Information needed by
persons considering settling i'm that
section. Eight of these bulletins have
been published during the year.
There are. however. sections where
the demand is not for moro settlers,
but for moro water. The available
water SUNNY has been utilized and
aaricuItural extension depends upon n
more economical use throughout the
arid region. since under the most
economical use only "A small part Of
mo arahle land can be irrigated. on
mo hasfe Of Studies made hv the de-
nortment n has been estimated that
the water at nrescnt turned into the
main canals in the arid region can be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
STRIKE CALLED
ON NORTHERN
RAILROADS
HUNDRED
SWITCHMEN AFFECTED
Lines Running West and North
of ST, Paul Threatened With
Tie-up Because of Labor Dis
pute,


IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
st. Paul. Nov 30.-After fifteen
davs of negotiations between the
Switchmen's Union Of North America
and the Joint committee of railroad
managers representing thirteen rail-
roads of the northwest a strike IN
volving 2,3O0 'witchmen became el-
fcctive at o'clock tonight Ihe fh'h
are employed by the various railroads
running west and north ot ~. Pau
from Lake superior to the Paclllc
coast, and unless speedily scttled the
strike will mean a serious interrupt
tion of traffic ,,..,
Tonight both sides to The dispute
issued statements The railway man
agers' committee ISSUED the follow
To the Public: The railroads OF
the northwest, recognizing that the
public is an Interested but an utrep- .
resented party i'm the controversy
with their switchmen, through the
committee which mas been condu'ilnk
their negotiations desire To plaCr at
the disposal of the public ihe follow
ing facts in connection win the me-
gotiations
THE switchmen la the northwest
territory made simultaneous .tthlohuS
on thirteen railroad companies 't"-
toring in the Twin Cities Tor nn ih-
cr,s-a in wages and certain cltn g
in service conditions At the sugg'
uou of F. r. Hawlcy, president of th .
Syltchmen'S Union of North Amer
fcl. of whose organization the switch
mon In the northwest are members.
arrangements were made to conduct
th, negotiations ln one com erenr'.
Elm the conference The rdiiipad-
were represented by a committee OF
ten Managers and the sWitchmen hy
T.. r. Haylcf and by other officers oI
tho Switchmcns union
.The demands of the switchmen
were for double pay for SUNDAYS. hole
dat. and otcrtlmr. au advance of siN-
a. cents per duN of tHu hours in the
wages Of sWitUhmen. switch tenders
tawsrmen. engine h'rders and assist
iant yar4 masters. u1"dNlcHiloh "i
/ the rule providing for the payment "l
nenaIft Iu .Iee of failure tu permit
euifchmeu Co secure th.ir meal in the
u,lIl. al their shift at a stated per-
| iod which contemplate double pay in
cases where 90 became necessary 10
work "a portion of the meal hour. and
the elimination ~ The physical cN'tin-I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
WILSON WARNS
SETTLERS To
GO SLOW
DANGER OF OVERBUILDING
IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS
Secretary of Agriculture Ad-
WSeS Farmers Against En-
gaging in Water Enterprises
Beyond Their Means,
Morning Journal Bureau,
613 Munsey Building,
NArn ehinn ton II - Nov 90

During the past fiscal year the ac-
tivity in the construction of irrigation
works has not Iessened. but if any
thing. has increased" says Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson in his report
which will be made public tomorrow.
New works" continued the secre-
tary. are built at a constantly in
creasing cost. requiring more capital
in the hands of settlers and the grow
ing of more valuable crops, thus linn
itinE the number of people from
whom settlers may be drawn, and re-
stricting also the range of crops which
can be grown at a profit. making the
securing of settlers more difficult AMI
decreasing their chances for success.
For these reasons there is great dam
ger of overbuilding and a recurrence
of the experience of twenty years ago.
when canals were built so TAR in ad-
vance of settlement that the lands un-
der them are not all reclaimed yet.
with the present cost of water rights
and large expense of preparing arid
lands for tn growing Of crops undey
irrigation. settlers can not AFFORD 70
spend either time or money in work
ing out for themselves the best meth
ods OF preparing their land for irriE1-
tion. of building their ditches and 9TH
er structures. and OF applying water
10 their crops. For this reason the
irrigation investigations carried ON ny
this department have for the past few
wears been devoted very largely TO col
locting information as To the best
methods of performing an the agri-
cultural operations connected with
irrigation. and supplying this inform1-
tion 20 settlers. principally IN tn"
form OF practical bulletins, but also
hv demonstrations on farms maintain
cd in cooperation with several of tho
state experiment stations and by pcr-
4onal advice and public lectures.
THE activity in construction Of ir-
riration works and the widesprea d
promotion OF these enterprises have
created great demand for reliable
Information as to the agricultural 90
sources OF the arid region, the Laws
and institutions controlling the use of
water in irrigation, and the cost Of
water. methods of using it. crops
grown. etc This has been met to a
considerable extent during the past
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
Great Constitutional Battle Is
On in Great Britain With For
NAL Voting Down of Finance
ACTION UNPRECEDENTED
IN THREE HUMID Ed YEARS
Question Now Goes be re Peo--
pie on Whose DeciSiO Prob
ably Rests CoatinuatIl OF
Present Parliamentary SyS n
JBy Morning Journal Special Leased wlrel

JBy Morning journal Special Leased wirei
London. Nov. 30.-The house Of
lords tonight for the first time in 300
years refused its consent to the budg-
ct, thereby making it Illegal for the
kings agents to collect taxes with
which to carry on the government
This action Of the peers was taken
in direct disregard of the advice of
such able members as RoseberS,
Morely Lord James OF Herford, Lord
Cromer, Lord Balfour of Burleigh the
Earl oi Lytton. Lord Courtney and the
Archbishops of Canterbury and York.
The budget will now go before the
country for its approval or rejection;
that is, the crown through the min
istry viii dissolve the house Of COM
mons and order general election.
Whether the present liberal house and
ministry shall be sustained in insist
ing on the budget will be the issue in
the contest at the polls.
After six days debate notable for
the high standard of the oratory as
well as for the arguments for and
against the budget and political cam
paign in every possible light the great
constitutional questions involved, the
house Of lords cleared for division at
1870 O'Clock tonight
There was unusual animation in the
nuhli@ tterioe llieh wore crnvf8ta'
with peeresses, members Of the house
of commons, and ambassadors, but on
the floor itself complete calm pre-
vailed.
The vote was on Lord Lansdowne' s
amendment that the house of lords
was not justified In giving its consent
to the bill until II had been submitted
to the judgment of the country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
MEANS EMANCIPATION OF
IRELAND: II. y. O'CONNOR

New York, Nov. 0.-Commenting
ON the action taken by the British
house Of lords. r. p. 0'Connor' one
Of the Irish nationalist leaders in the
house of commons and now i'm this
country i'm the interest of Irish home
rule said tonight that the British
peers had, by their rejection OF the
budget, pronounced their own doom.
,ge believed their action would pre-
cpitate an uprising of the masses in
one of the bitterest fights known to
English politics Tor century. In ad-
diton the turn Of events, he said,
would act as a vigorous incentive TO
the cause of Irish independence and
would mean the final emancipation OF
the English masses.
Il am greatly pleased and so is
every one who is an enemy of the
house of lords" said Mr.. O'Connor.
Every liberal and still more every
Irish nationalist has known for sew
eral generations that it was impossi-
bic 10 have anything like steady lib
eral progress so long as the house of
lords retained its power to defeat OF
postpone all domestic agitation. Ire
land has been the political sufferer
from the present power of that body,
Tor the house of lords consisted al
most exclusively of the landlords who
have been always the curse and the
enemy OF Ireland; and from the DAYS
OF O'Connell downward every single
reform of the scores we have won had
10 be won in the face of the opposi-
ton of the house of lords It's hos
Unity to ireland has been mainta ned
steadily 10 the end. for now il stands
alone in the way of a home rule meas
ure.
As to the effect in England. ] be
leVe the rejection OF the budget VIII
lead to an uprising Of the masses. the
strength OF which the lords have
ialled To realize. They will realize IL
before many hours | believe We are
on the eve oil the fierccst fight we
nave seen in British politics for cen
Jury that the fight viii go against
lhe lords; that they have pronounced
their own doom. and that before two
or three years from now theg power
Tor mischief will be broken so as to be
hon-cNistent
his means the final emancipation
vi the English masses from the grip
VI leudalism and of Ireland from gov
finment by an alien parliament.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
WELL KNOWN
CHURCH MAN
IN Tolls
Y. M, c, A. WORKER IS
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
AneSt of Real Estate Operator
on Charge of False Swearing
as to Residence Gives Las
Vegas Sensation,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Las Vegas n. NJ, Nov 30.--A SEN
sation was caused in this city today by
the arrest this morning of w. c. Ogle,
real estate promoter, prominent
church man and Y. NC. a. worker ON
IL warrant charging him with perjury.
The arrest of Oglc followed his indict-
men at the territorial grand jury at
the present term of district court.
sheriff Cleofcs fto3isro served the
warrant this afternoon. Mr.. Ogle is
looking for bondsmen TO furnish ST.
600 to prevent his going to jail, but up
to late hour had failed to secure
bail.
The perjury charge dates back to
some time ago when it is said that
Ogle swore falsely concerning his
place of residence. Having home
steaded i'm Mora county. near Watrous,
he testified under oath that his resi-
dcnce was in that county in ffling
thereon 1t is said that Ogle went 50
far as to make a plea that he was not
a resident of san Miguel county when
called upon to pay his road tax which
he was alleged to be eNadlng. How
ever ut the spring term of the terri
torial court for san Miguel county
Ogle who it seems was anxious to
serve on the san Miguel county grand
jury suffered a lapse of memory to
the extent he sWOrc he was a resident
Of san Miguel county in order that he
might be eligible to serve on the jury
The result is his indictment and
subsequent arrest on the charge OF
perjury which is a serious Oitense.
In addition to selling real estate TO
the dry farmers, acting as superinten-
dent of a local Sunday school and af-
ternoon speaker at the Y. NJ. G. A..
Ogle was also local fiscal agent for
the subscription end of the Albuquer-
que evening paper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
BUSINESS MAN
TURNS SAFE
CRACKER
ONCE WEALTHY SEATTLE
MERCHANT CAUGHT IN ACT
Arrested in San Francisco After
Battle With Police Demented.
for Years is Explanation OF
Friends
rpy Morning journal Special Leased wIrel

lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
san Francisco, Nov s0-John BEN
nett Rogers. arrested hero today after
a battle with the police while about
TO crack the safe of Market street
saloon, was formerly wealthy whole
sale liquor dealer of Seattle. Wash.
He left there twelve years ago, since
which time he has Travelled extensive
ly i'm Europo ana this country where
he gncnt his time gambling ana bet
ting. In his possession We're drafts
on Seattle. Boston and English banks
Tor sums ranging from $500 10 SlA,-
600. all of which had been cnShed'
Rogers had among his effects the
most complete kit Of burglar tools
that has ever fallen into the hands ot
In local police. set he claims this was
his first attempt ut cracking a safe'
We asserts that he was led 20 attempt
The burglary by the desire TO procure
funds with which TO rcjoln his wite'
who. he said, had Just returned from
Europe.
His friends in Seattle declare he has
heen demcnted several years local
hotel manager who identified him as
scrts that he Is the son of a wealthy
English family
None of the notes or drafts found
among his effects bear date later man
1902. one check payable to himself
was drawn i'm 1901 and another sim
liar one for $4,000 was written IN
1909. Some of his papers indicate
that he retired from business In l9o4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01

tnatlon and tho ago limit placed upon
svitchmen entering the service
Five conferences were held in st
paul I'm which the switchmen i'm no
dctaii recedoa from their demands
which, If conceded. would have en-
tailed an additional expense upon the
railroads of from 40 10 As per cont
THO managers committee offered
the Swftchmen an increase ot 20 cents
per day oil ten hours in the rates OF
paN of sNftchmen employed in the
territory west of Havrc, Mont, on the
Great Northern railway und west Of
billings Mont. ON tho Northern Pat
cifi, railway: the diffcrentia In that
territory for sWitchmen having OBJ
"'''"N - 'N'Ne -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01
COPPER MERGER STILL
UNDER C0NSlDERATl0N

New York Nov. 3o.-Thc proposed
merger Of the large copper producing
cnmpanies is still in process of for
nation according to "a statement made
TODAY at The office of j. T.. Morgan q
CO.
II Is believed the standard oil de-
cision. however. has altered the plans
for the copper combination and tnat
those having the matter BOO hand VIII
bring about the coalition of the cop
rer interests IN such form as rot 10
be affected by the present ieaefal
statutes
pectcd for several months.