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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
STATE LEGISLATURE
TO RUSH BUSINESS
Night Sessions Begin This Evening.
Many Important Measures to
Be Disposed Of Befors
Adjournment

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 2s-The re-
naming three weeks of the estimated
life of the legislature will be devoted
to hard work. The senate VIII hold
night sessions beginning with tomor-
row. night.
Speaker Stanton is of the opinion
that 1t will not be necessary for the
assembly to hold more than two ses-
sions daily in order to clear the files OF
bills of sufficient Importance to take
up.
Direct primary, local option, anti-slot
machine, anti-prize fight and several
other measures of wide interest will
be the subjects of debate within the
next few days and the closing sessions
will be devoted principally to the dis
cussion of the general appropriation
bill to be introduced, probably during
the coming week, by Chairman r. l..
Beardslee of the ways and means COM
mittee, who has been working day and
night on this measure.
The governor has declared himself as
being strongly opposed to numerous
proposed increases in the salaries OF
state officials and their employees, and
many thousands of dollars will be Topped
off In this way from the estimates
made in various bills.
An important special order of busi-
ness for tomorrow morning in the as
sembly is the discussion of Walter
Leeds bill to make uniform with those
of other States the law regarding ware
house receipts.
The measure is substantially the
same as the laws in force in about
thirty states.
A. IN. Drew of Fresno will call UP
his motion to reconsider the vote by
which his constitutional amendment
"a H. Il
manner of forming county govern
ments.
The amendment, If adopted by the
people, would give counties the power
to organize their own governments, In
dependent of acts of the legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
TWO BIG WARSHIPS VISIT
NEW YORK TO GET POWDER
The Rhode Island and New Jersey
Prepare for Repairs and
Paint

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-New Workers.
got their first glimpse of a portion of
the round the world battleship feet
today when the battleships Rhode
Island and New Jersey steamed into
port and anchored off Tompkinsville,
S. l.
They will stow powder shot and
shells preparatory to going to navy
yards for some minor tinkering and
to have themselves arrayed in the new
service color of gray.
After discharging ammunition the
Rhode Island will proceed 20 the
Brooklyn navy yard and the New Jer-
sey to the Boston yard
When the channel leading to the har-
Dor was reached Forts Hancock, Wads-
worth and Hamilton doomed out well
coming salute, and this was answered
by the Rhode Island. The harbor craft
then took up the welcome, and all the
way up the bay and until the battle
ships reached anchorage the vessels
were greeted with the shrill blast of
the whistle and siren.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Ex-cONvICT SHOOTS MAN
WHOSE WIFE HE WR0NGED
Completes Five.Yeap Tern, in Prison
and Stays Husband for
Revenge

MISSOURI. Mont, Feb. 2S.-To avenge
himself on the husband of the woman
for the wrongdoing of whom ne M naS
just completed five-year term III ,is
state nrison. Joseph Brown shot and
killed Robert Gilruth today while the
latter, accompanied by his brother, was
walking along the road near Chicker
mans mill, six miles west or Lolo,
Mont
Brown was arrested later, and the
brother of the slain man is held IN Gus
tody as a witness.
When arrested for the crime Brown
declared he had been attacked py uli-
ruth with an AK and other weapons
and that he shot in self defense.
He was wounded in several places
and it was while having these injuries
dressed here that he was captured.
The brother of the dead man hatiy
denies Browns statement and de-
clares he and his brother were de-
liberately ambushed by Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
ENTERTAINS SPERRY AND !.
FLAG OFFICERS AT CLUB
Chauncey Depew Speaks on the Navy
at Banquet Given in WASH
ington

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Senntov
Chauncey M Depew spoke on THE
Navy" tonight at an elaborate BAN
auet in honor of Rear Admiral Charles
S. Sperry, commander of the Atlantic
battleship fleet, and the flag officers
and captains who served under him
on the memorable world-round cruise.
The dinner was given by the Metro
politan club. About one hundred COW
ers were laid, and those attending in
cluded high officers of the army and
navy, senators and representatives and
members of the diplomatic corps.
The clubs time-honored toast "Thc
President" was drunk standing. Presi-
dent Roosevelt was unable to be pres
ent.
10 the toast "Our Guests Admiral
Sperry delivered an eminently appro-
pirate speech. In the course of his
remarks he made it plain that he was
deeply sensible of the homage now
being paid him ON all sides, but paid
tribute to the officers and sailors un-
der his command on the voyage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
8 DEMOCRATS BREAK
QUORUM AND ESCAPE
ARRESTS BY FLIGHT

H0PKINSvHLE, Ky, Feb. 2s-The
eight Democratic senators who broke
the quorum in the Tennessee legislature
Friday and fled to Kentucky TO escape
arrest say they will remain here until
the general assembly adjourns.
Assistant sergeant-at-Arms Yeaman
is keeping the senator's under strict sur
veillance. They declared today that
their sole object in breaking quorum
was to prevent the Republicans partici-
pating In the election of Democratic
primary election commissioners.
They insist they will remain away
from Tennessee a year II necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01

HOLD MEETINGS
IN MANY CITIES
EQUAL RIGHTS DEMONSTRA-
Tl0N WIDESPREAD
TWO BIG CROWDS ASSEMBLE IN
NEW YORK CITY
"GirI of the Tenements" penounces
Those of Her Sex Who Oppose
suffrase-socialist Party
EuIogized
[By Associated Preas.1

nj EW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Throughout
the United States today in every
city in which a meeting could be
arranged there was an equal suffrage
demonstration under the auspices of
the Socialist party and the Socialist
women's societies.
The meetings were provided for at
the national conference of the So
cialist party in Chicago, which set Feb
ruary 2S aside as a woman suffrage
day."
Two meetings were held here, one in
the Murray Hill lyceum in Manhattan.
the. other in the Labor lyceum in
Brooklyn. Prominent Socialists and
suffragists were present and the en-
thusiasm manifested was sincere and
earnest
In the Manhattan meeting Miss Leo
ma OReilly, the Girl of the Tene-
ments," and a prominent member of
the Womans Trades union, denounced
the women who oppose equal suffrage.
Miss O'Reilly was one of those who
spoke before the judiciary committee
of the assembly at Albany last week.
She said one of the legislators had
spoken fiippantly of the quality of wo-
mems brains
Men No Earthly Good
There are many men there" said
Miss O'Reilly, who are no earthly
good. They need the brains of women.
/ think that, as rule, women's brains
are better than mems brains
Mrs. Anita Block, secretary of the
Women's Socialist society, presided
She said she was both glad and sad to
call attention to the fact that this was
the first womans suffrage meeting
ever held under the avowed auspices
OF a great political party.
',The Socialist party she said, sis
now the recognized champion in the
political arena of women
Miss Meta Stein, we'll known as a
Socialist writer under the name OF
'Hebe,' deridcd the pampered and
petted women of the so-called upper
classes who have formed anti-suffrage
societies.
She said they We're foolish and mar
row. and afraid sof responsibility.
One thousand women and several
hundred men attended the meeting in
Brooklyn, which enthusiastically in
dorsed the right of women to vote
Mrs Francis Matthew Frazer, who
presided, declared that if Women were
granted the right of suffrage child
labor would undoubtedly be regulated
on a more humane basis if permitted
at ALL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
SAYS ENGLISH suFFRAGETTEs
ARE OF TWO DISTINCT TYPES

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Feb. 28.-
Miss Inez Mulholland of London, now
senior in Vassar college, said at q
meeting here today that there were
two camps of women favoring suffrage
in England.
One was composed of suffragists, the
other of suffragettes. The first had
been for sixty years acting real lady
like"-just acting for women's rights;
the latter demanded and proposed to
get those rights.
"They complain of the violence of the
suffragettes in England but even men
have never won much for freedom or
for government without fighting for it,"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
EAsTERN

Capital city gaily decorated for Inaugural
ton of Presdent-eect Taft March 4, ON which
day congress will adjourn for ceremonies.
Ex-conyct in Montana shoots and Kills hus-
band of woman whom he had wionged, and fol
which he was sent to the penitentiary.
Suffragettes throughout United States hold
meetings in interest of theiT cause.
Speaker Cannon vigorously defends rules OF
congress, recently denounced by noted pub
Usher.
Next congress to witness many changes and
see over hundred faces; veteran members
to retire after years of service
Eight Democratic legislators in Tennessee,
who broke quorum and fled to Kentucky to es-
cape arrest, say they will remain away one
year IL necessary.
Admiral Sperry and nag Officers Danqueted
in New York.
Two big warships visit New YORK TO gel
powder and prepare for repairs.
Present session Of congress breaks all records
in amount of appropriations.
President -eect Taft to take his oath OF onice
en- century-old Bible
Eminent scientists appeal TO all astronomers
to cooperate in work Of observing new aster-
oids.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Eranoe Honors German

BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-Jules Cambon,
French ambassador to Germany, con-
ferred yesterday on Herr Won Schoen,
the German foreign minister, the grand
cross of the Legion of Honor. as an in
dication of Frances satisfaction over
the Franco German agreement on Mo-
rocco. This event is interpreted as
meaning the relations between France
and Germany are on a better footing
than for many years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
LIFE OF BALDWIN IS
SUSTAINED ONLY BY
POWERFUL STIMULANTS

II. j. ("Lucky') Baldwin early thir
morning was just alive. and life was
being sustained only by most powerful
stimulants. The entire family of Mr.
Baldwin, including his grandchildren.
remained at the bedside of the sufferer
ali night, expecting the end to come at
any minute. No hope whatever Is held
Of the patient even recovering from the
feeble condition In which hs was re-
ported and death is said to be certain
within few hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Negro Slayer Guarded

DES MONIES. Feb 2S.-Johi Jun
kin, negro, confessed slayer of Clara
Rosen at Ottumwa. February last,
was brought here today for safe keep
ing, as threats had been made against
him at Ottumwa. Junkin admitted
that he made plans for the Rosen muir
der while he was in the penitentiary
serving time for having robbed .wo-
man. He killed Miss Rosen few days
after his release from prison.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
cirI,s Eve Shot out

REDDING, Feb. 2S-Lizzie Finneran,
aged 10, was accidentally shot in the
head Yesterday by frankie McCane,
aged 13, near Cottonwood. She will
lose the sight of one eye, the bullet
having entered near the temple, passed
behind the eye and come out of the
bridge of the nose Tb@ two girls and
Mamie Finneran were hunting when
the accident occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
FIND QUARyERMASTER
or TRANSPORT DEAD;
MURDER is SUSPECTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-viggo G.
Winthers, quartermaster sergeant of the
army transport Logan, was found dead
In a room in Kearney street lodging
house today with . bullet wound in his
head and gas Jet turned ON.
The police are not satisfied that the
case is one Of suicide and are searching
for Ethel Burns, who Is said by the
clerk at the house to have accompanied
the soldier when he engaged the room.
The woman has not returned TO her
home since Saturday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
ElIIzzard in France

PARIS. J'eb. 2S.-Snow has been fall
ing in Paris almost continuously for
forty-eight hours and a blizzard of
unpracedeuted proportions prevails
throughout France. Many deaths are
reported. Several inches of snow has
fallen In thS interior and the condi-
tions ait Cannes and Antilles are ex-
cecdingly wietry.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
Many Russians Sentenced

KIEV, Feb. 2S.-A military court has
entenced three men to death, twenty
3ne to penal servitude and ten to i'm
prisonment. All were members of the
zation. Among them is Vladimir Shem-
nett, member of the first duma from
Poltava, who was sent to the fortress.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
FOREIGN

France swept by severe blizzard.
Wealthy American woman and her English
husband arrested in France for alleged ex-
treme cruelty to adopted children.
Mystery OF collision at solved by finding
of ships boat containing five corpses OF crew
OF London vessel.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
LOCAL

Statement made that aristocratc govern
ment is planned for Los Angeles Is declared
absurd, and II is not believed foreign-born
voters will be duped by assertion.
Clergyman renews his attack ON theater and
sermon is heard by George Broadhurst, a
noted playwright
Body found in reservoir on ranch at North
Glendale indicates suicide. although case will
be Investigated 10 determine whether man
Was murdered.
Removal of original hospital building of Los
Angeles county is begun and modern build
ings will replace it.
Woman found unconscious at apartment
house; believed to have inhaled gas.
Elderly woman killed and husband probably
fatally injured by being run down by Pa
cific Electric at Ell Monte. Man also is
killed near Pico station by Salt Lake train.
Boosters from Seattle predict big success
for Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
Iaborer claims he was assaulted by street
car men because of trying to ride on trans
fer which called for another line.
Bride loses trousseau by fire which consumes
house.
Dramatst again demands proof Of charges
made against theater by Rev. C. E. Locke.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Monday; light northeast wind, chang
ing to south. Maximum temperature
yesterday, Sc degrees; minimum, AZ
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-01
COAST

State legislature has vast amount of bus-
ness to transact before adjournment, which
speedily draws near.
Five supposed murders at Bakersfield now
believed to have been eases of accidental death.
Quartermaster of transport Logan found
dead in hotel in San Francisco and murder is
suspected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
WORLDS HAMMER
THROW RECORD SMASHED

TraNcrs Island, n, y. June Ia
new worlds record hammer throw by
John j. Flanagan of the Irish Amer
lean A. G., ana a double win in the
handicap sprints by George T.. Scan
nell Of the De La Sale institute and
the New York A. c.. were the features
OF the track and field games today on
the picturesque oval OF the New York
A. G.. at Travers Island.
Flanagan established a new worlds
record with the 16-pound hammer at
Celtis park. l.. l.. last sunday, throw
ing it IA feet. 3 as inches, but today
he cclipsed this with a clean throw of
ia feet, 10 Is inches.
Scanned took both the 100 yards and
the 220 yards dash. summaries:
$50 yard run handicap-E. Prick.
New York A. G.. CSC yds.), first, X.
J. Egan. Pastimc A. G. (26 yds.). sec
ond. Time, 1854 2-5.
100 yard dash handicap, inal-G.
Il. %Scanncll. n. Y. A. c. 6 ~ yds.),
first C.. B. Haynes. New York a. G. G.
yds.). second. Time. 10.
Putting 16-pound shot hHndicap-J.
5. Fitzpatrick, n. y, a, G. (S ft), first,
distance AZ IT,, > in; }. j. Elliott.
Irish American Athletic club a ft).
second. distance f3 IT,, . in.
Pole vault. handicap-H. $. Bah
cock. \. Y. A.. {. Go I'M, first with
~ IT,; G. A. Allen. North American
A. c. (scr.), second with II IT,, 6 in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
JOHNSON ISSUES Def
TO FORMER CHAMPION

Boston. June 12.-Jack Johnson,
now in Boston, gave out the follow
ing statement tonight;
1T is now conceded on every hand
that Jeffries has been bluffing the
public about meeting me. | am ready
to box every week in the year if | am
given my price for my services. |
bar no man who has any right TO chal-
lenge. am ready to box Jeffries,
Ketchel. kaufman, Hart or any one
else who wants to meet me.
IF Jeffries is looking for a match,
why don't he come forward and say
SOP want J~effries to come out man
fully and agree to cut out exhibitions
and get down to business. will ig-
more all the others If he Will sign to
meet me: for | regard a match with
Jeffries as the surest way of proving
that / am in truth the worlds cham
pion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
IT You Are Worth $4,000 Don't Read
This.

This viii not interest you II you are
worth fifty thousand dollars. but II
you are a man of moderate means and
cannot afford to employ a physician
recommend it when opportunity pre-
you will be pleased to know hat one
or two doses of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy viii
cure il. This remedy has beer in use
for many years and Is thoroughly re-
liable. Price 25 cents. For sale by
all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13

In the judging OF 20 pairs Of har-
ness horses suitable fer a mail, demi-
mail. Stanhope or Spider Phaeton, c..
w Watson of Baltimore GOT the blue
ribbon with Lord Baltimore and My
Maryland. Walter Winun WAS sec
ond with Crack shot and Newton
Sportsman, Mr.. Watson WAS third
with Norenna ana Kitty Grey.
In the judging Of IL ponies or colts
in single harness, not exceeding ~
hands, shown To a g0Verness cart to
be driven by a lady or by a child
under hteen years old, Louis Winan
got third with Lucky Horace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
Taft wins His Golf Game.

Washington. June 12.-President
Taft not only distinguished himself at
golf today. but he permitted the score
to be made public. with G. A. Laird
as his partner he defeated Vico-Pres-
idcnt sherman and Walter j. Travis.
the international champion. five up
and six to play. Travis was TO have
been the partner of the president, but
ON the way to the grounds at Chevy
Chase IT was decided differently, and
Laird became the presidents partner
The links were crowded with players,
but as q matter Of etiquette no gal
lery" followed the play.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
HIGH
SCHOOL WINS
TRACK MEET
InterSchoIaStic Athletic
Event Captured by Chicago
Team; Athletics on Other
Fields.

BY Morning Journal special Leased Nirel
Marshall Field. Chicago. June l2.-
University High school Of Chicago
won the annual in~terscholastic track
and field meet Of the University of
Chicago at Marshall field today. The
winners scored % points and won
their NTH interscholastic meet Of the
season. having already captured the
Illinois, Cook county. Northwestern
and Beloit meets The Central High
school of Kansas City was second with
|1Sla points II Byrd of Milford. ILL.,.
placed his team in third place by
scoring 13 1-3 points. summaries.
shot put-Byrd, Milford. FIRST;
Cooke. North High. Columbus. O,
second; Wilson, University High, third.
Distance. 40 feet, / Ia inches.
100 yard dash. final heat-W. Spie-
gel. Detroit University school, first.
Martin. Oakpark, second, J. Shiegel,
Detroit University school. third; Dun,
Normal. fourth, Time. 10 1-5.
Discus throw-BNrd. Milford, FIRST,
Kanatzer. Manual Training, Kansas
city. second; Welsh, Marion. Iowa,
third. Distance 1875 IT.. . go In.
High jump-Byrd. Milford, Lund-
gren, West High, Aurora and Wahl.
South Division, Milwaukee. tied for
first. Distance, s IT., . IA in.
l20 yards. hurdles, final Wood
bury, Kansas City Central High, first;
Hugh, University High. second Hen
erickson. Kansas city Central High,
third. Time, l6 Is sees.
220 yards dash. final-W. Spicgel.
Beloit, Detroit University school, first
Cook, North High. Columbus, second /;
Forbes. Hyde Park, third. Time
- 3-5.
one mile run-Cowley, Muskegon.
first; Rcdfern, West High, Des
Moines. second. Averyvillc High, Peo-
ria, third, Time. ABB 1-5.
New Chicago -intcrscholastic record
Hammer throw-Nerian, Lansing,
Mich, first, Distance, 167 It., 3 Ia
inches.
220 yards, low hurdles. final heat
Woodbury., Kansas City Central High,
first; Kugh, University High, second
Shalfer. Muskegon, third. Time,
20 As.
New Chicago interscholastic record.
Broad iump-Breneis. Grand prai-
RE Seminary, Onarga, ILL.,, first. Cook,
North High, Columbus, second; THE
leck. Webster Cove, Mo, third. Dis
lance, - It., 6 ga in.
Quarter mile relay-Dctroit univer-
sity school, first; University High, see
ond. Time. 46.
Two mile run-Marks. Beloit. wis.
first, Thorson. New Brier township,
second. Time. 9:5S 20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
AMERICAN HORSES MAKE
GOOD SHOWING IN LONDON

London. June 12.-waiter Winan
exhibited a large string Ia the inter
national horse show this afternoon
and In the Judging of horses In single
harness over Is hands, pace and ac-
ton. he took first honors with Bonnie
view. third with Kent and had two
horses commended. Roanoke, owned
bv Judge William Moore. WAS also
commended ia this lass.
Blue Bell. bred on the Meek's farm
At san Lorezo. Cal. but exhibited 10y
a scotchman iu the single class over
ls1 hands. took SECOND honors today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
DECLINES
TO REFEREE
KetcheI viii Beat john
sons Head Off and Does Not
Feel Able to Act as Impair
tiaI Judge.


tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Montreal, June flames j JEFF
fries refuses to referee the fight be-
tween Stanly Ketchel and lack John
SON, next October. although requested
by Ketchel To act. He said today:
'Ketchel wants me to referee his
fight with johnson, but it would not
be consistent. | am heart and soul
with Ketchel in hat fight. want
to see him win. | make no bones
about that sentiment How would il
look for me to get into the ring As
referee with that feeling?
My sympathies are with Ketchel
or any other white man who fights
Johnson for the championship and |
hope Ketchell Will beat him, for it Wili
simply save me the trouble"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
TA|BAN To MAKE THE
EAGLE SCREAM
Ten -Four Year Old Steers to Be
Devoted and Other Things
to Happen on the Fifth Day
of July.


INneCtml Correspondence 10 h"fhphe ""hf"'' J
Tlban. y. NJ June 1.-The eagl"
is going To scream in fabian ON the
firth of July. Just a little bit louder
than anywhere else la New Mexico ac-
cording 10 the plans of the CONNER
cial club. The program Is To be held
on Monday instead Of on sunday the
fourth. 50 that regard for the q~uictude
of the sabbath will not Interfere with
the Qualification The event OF the
day will be- a barbecue when ten -FOUR
year old steers VIII be dressed roasted
and served with AN the trimmings.
There VII be q ball game between
Clovis and fabian teams the reading
of the declaration Of independence
and s%pecchifying by prominent mon
music and declarations, tournaments
races. and many other amusemcnts
with a grand bail at night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13
Portland AulomobiIc Race.

Portland. June 12.-Thirty thous-
and persons witnessed the Portland
automobile races over the base line
course near this city this afternoon.
and saw Bert DinEicy of MERGED. cal,
win the big race. the 1872 miles c'-
and the Wemme cup in t.4IlS.
almost . mile a minute clip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-13

Pacific Coast Golf Tournament.

Seattle. Wash, June l2.-DouglA .
ri~ont Of the Rurlingamc club, cham
pion Of Southern California. won the
Pacific coast golf championship on
the annual tournament today. defeat
ing J.Gillison. Jr, of Seattle. . ana
4 In a professional match. - holes
Jack Barnes. Of Spokane won from
Jack Barnes, of spokane, won from
smith of San Francisco.