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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-03-12

LINCOLN II. TITUS,
Att ney for Mortgage.
Business address, Paw Paw, Michigan. A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
POWERS ADVISE TURKEY
TO MAKE HASTE SLOWLY

London Aug 20,---In the JOINT note
on the Crctan situation presented to
the porte yesterday, the four protect
ing powers, Great Britain, Russia. IT.
ally ANA France, expressed regret that
Turkey had not left the settlement of
the Cretan question in their hands.
IN this connection ii is pointed out
shat the powers have shown every dis
position to safeguard Turkish Interests
in Crete.
Regarding Macedonia, the note suG
gcsts that the best course for the porte
to pursue in the interest of peace, IS
to appeal to the powers signing the
Berlin treaty and lay before them any
grievances Turkey may have.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
tONNENTION MIIII ED
DltI4 NHES ANGRY DELEGATE

Denver Aug. 20.- Scoring Uncle
Joe" Cannon 90 whom he referred as
Il political ear" Judge J b. Bel
ford. of Colorado this morning lik-
encd the Transmississippi Commercial
congress 10 the national body and
said that the delegates To the COM
mcrcial cof grcss are herded into "a
convention han and made 10 support
tho action on public measures as
planned by few leaders.
What's the use" ne said. "of mill
lions OF people west of the Mississippi
being represented here IL we have to
sin sim ana be injected with few
spoonfuls of prepared rhetoric"
Bedford gained his point by the
adoption OF a motion providing that
the rules be So amended as to give an
hour a day Tor free discussion.
II is probable that there will be
fight In the resolutions committee
over the resolution presented by w.
G stone. of Colorado commenting
the work of the national forestry bu-
rcau under Pinchot
Further railroad rate resolutions
were presented today and viii he
hrcshcd out la committee. John w.
was the chief speaker of the
his subject dealing with inn
proved conditions 10 the northwest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

by a detail of state troops that cam,
.cmttering down The soldiers sue
.ceeded in routing them however. be-
fore serious damage was done
Baked la then attack ON the stock
ade' the women went after the conn
panN's restaurant \ number of the
company's officers and employees were
eating but they quickly duckcd under
chairs, tables ANA lunch counter. wnen
bricks and stones came living through
the windows. They threw missiles that
hit tue mark every time while the
members OF the Amazon Brigade
screamed defiance IN several foreign
languages state troops got into the
fray again ana troopers rode horses
through the female mob. Many were
knocked down with riot clubs
\ supposed attempt to buru the
companNs plant early today caused
some excitement Later some of the
strikers objected strongly to a squad
of new workmen marching into the
plant. They fired a teW shots at the
new eomers but did not succeed in
hitting anybody.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
FOREST FIGHT
BREAKS OUT
At DENVER
ttr.
EFFORT TO REVIVE
PlNCH0T CONTROVERSY
Adoption of Compromise Res
oIutioo Assures Peace for
Remainder of Commercial
Congress Session, -

| ny Morning journal Special Leased Wirev
! Denver, Aug, 20.-Aftcr smoldcrlng
i for nearly a week the agitation over
| the Colorado forest reserves and the
activities of clifford pinchot, broke
! into open fire before the Transmissss-
! lppi congress when this afternoon at
| the conclusion Of hot debate, lasting
all day, a resolution calling upon con-
gress FOR a law declaring for divi-
| sion OF the agricultural mineral aud
| forest lands was passed,
The resolution was the one pre-
sentcd by Former Senator Patterson
of Colorado 1t had been in commit
tee for two days and the feeling was
! abroad IN the congress that II was an
overt attack on Pinchot and This asser-
ton was made on the floor by Frank
Goudy OF Denver who opposed the ac-
| tion.
MIR Patterson said he mad no inten-
ton OF attacking Mr.. Pinehot and
wanted merely settlement once for
all Of the Pinchot controversy In
which II has been charged that MIR
Pinchot has overlooked techncalties
In roserNing forest lands.
llNA1uAlN Ant litNl was bliNf VIM
prospective speakers to the resolution,
Finally Mr. Goudy offered an amend
mcnt commenting the forestry poll
cies Of the administration This was
accepted by Mr.. Patterson and in turn
Mr.. Cloudy accepted the Patterson re-
solution Both were passed and this
effectively, It is believed, stops the for
estry dispute which has been the fac
tor nost feared through the session.
The resolutions committee presented
a partial report and clauses ON the
following SUBJECTS were adopted; that
the income tax measure become law.
That tariff commission of experts
be placed hi service.
That congress pass a law regulating
the use Of gluzng lands.
THAT Alaska be given q territorial
legislature
That congress pass law preventing
the collection of federal liquor reve-
nue. In prohibition territory
That aid he extended American
shipping
The principal speaker of the after
noon. was Governor EIadley of Mis-
souri, who dealt with the rate ques-
tion in his state.
Governor fladley declared that the
railway rebate and not the tariff Is
the mother OF trusts He said that
one man was responsible for placing
The blame whore It belongs and for
putting a quetus on the rate evil
with such force that it has not shown
It's head since ana that man was
Roosevelt lie said he was not in favor
Of the government ownership Of raii-
roads. but said he would rather S@c
government ownership than the gov
,rnment owned 10y the railroads.
Ne closed his address by declaring
hat he believes the answer to the
ate question lies in making naVigoble
he great inland waterways
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
MADE MILLION;
BETRAYED BY
BROTHER
C0UNTERFEITER CAUGHT
IN KENTUCKY, C0NFESSES
Mexican Currency Was Ro-
berts Brothers Specially But
They Carried Fake Railway
Securities as Side Line,

Louisville Ky. Aug 20 Rip
poncy with a dignlficd station agent
of the Louisville X Nashville railroad
and dshouor amous thieves are
among the causes revealed today for
the arrest of John Roberts the mil
lion-pesa couuterfciter. Roberts con-
tessedlV chief maker OF spurious notes
was readily located near simpson
vile, because the station agent, APP
preached by Deputy United states
Marshal Blaydes remembered that Il
rat guy IN alightng from a train
some days before had called him "old
sport
The treachery ascribcd by John
Roberts is against his brother Marion
whom he SAYS stole some Of the Mex
lean notes from the trunk and used
them to make the proposition to ]. NJ.
Fcttcr x CO.. Louisville brokers.
which led to Marion's capture,
John Roberts. who. with his
brother is now in Jail under $4,000
federal bond. declared that when he
had made his million he had con-
sidered It enough FOR amy man, and
one dark night he sunk the plates in
the ohio river
John Roberts examined MeNiean
money carefully when he was em-
iloyed as engineer on a MeNican rail-
road and for the last five years In
New York he had been eNperimcntlng
In the making Of pesos until his work
became almost perfect.
Had Marion Roberts shared only
the small ambitions of hts brother
and been content to go with John a
week ago and dispose of the million.
John declares they would have been
living OFF the proceeds FOR years t"
come
It has been shown that the plans Of
the countcrfcitcrs included the FAX
Ing" OF railroad stock certificates,
such AS the Louisville q Nashville IS
suing counterfeit money TO pay for
hem and conducting an imaginary
business with imitation collateral
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
SOLDIERS Put DAMPER ON
REYES BIRTHDAY EESTIN NJ

Monterey, Mexico, Aug Zu.-Ihe
celebration of the birthday of Cen
cral Bernardo Reyes passed quietly
today and the serenade on the Ala
media tonight was orderly. No dis
turbance of amy kind occurred. 1t
has bocn the custom for years to
make this DAY general holiday and
TO decorate the principal buildings
throughout the city with bunting and
electric lights. All of these features
were lacking this time. private
band furnished the music
Police were numerous throughout
the Alameda. and while no soldiers
were seen. the military authorities
were prepared for any emergency
The penitcnuary which Joins the Ma
media. was reported to bc filled with
federal troOps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
SLAIN
BY REJECTED
SU|TOR
.P0LICE UNVEIL MYSTERY
OF CHINATOWN MURDER
Suspects Seized For Crime Had
Followed Beautiful Celestial
Bride and Her Husband From
San Francisco,


~
New York. Aug 20.-When Bow
Kun, the Chinese woman, murdered
in Pell street here Sunday last. mar
ried chin Ling in san Francisco, and
fled with him to Chicago. she signed
her death warrant, according to Chin
Ling's story. which the police say has
been borne ont hv their Investigations.
leading them To arrest today two
Chinese. one of hom had been named
by Chin Ling ns having threatened his
life ana that Of his bride The Chin
cse arrested today were Chu Wah. a
laundryman. aud Lou Tong. both iiv-
ing in Pen street la making them
prisoners the police based their ac-
tion on Chin Ling's story that Lon
Tong was the girls admircr in san
Francisco, but that ne had practically
abandoned her there, and then Chin
Ling had found her aud married her.
that Lou Tong afterwards demanded
The girl from him and that to ESCAPE
him. the two fled 10 Chicago and
when Lou Tong found them there.
continued their flight To- New York.
where the president Lou Tong soon
appeared AMI. according to Chin Ling.
threatened that II Chin Ling did not
give up his bride. both Ling and The
girl would be murdered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
SEARCH FOR MISSING
STEAMER ABANDONED
>cnut Horc Tor 500 People Aboard
Long Overdue Waraiab.

caprtowu. Aug 20.--Thc govern
mcnt aud the admiralty have abaud-
oned the search for the missing
steamer W1ratsh. which left Port
Natal. Juls &c Tor London with three
hundred people on board. They stlii
have hope that the Waratah may bs
found hy reason ot the fact that the
steamer Mcnarandra. from MadaEas-
car. for East London. is twenty-four
days overdue. II has been suggested
that the Menarandra may be assists
ine the Warstah
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
HARTMAN WORN OUT
BY ENERVATING CURE

Paris Aug 20.-Dcspite the many
rumors concerning the alarming phys
ical condition of f. II Hartman, 1t
is now stated by the highest authority
that his condition Is by no means crit
ical The cure at Badgastcin is
most enervaung and patients are
usually sent to some quiet resort for
an "pftcr cure
Hartman is go RESTLESS that It was
Impossible for him to settle down in
Il foreign resort for "a complete rest
as an after cure and his physicians
thought it best to permit him to re-
turn home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
REYES FLEES
TO MOUNTAIN
FASTNESS
CANDIDATE PURSUED
BY MEXICAN TROOPS
Numerous Arrests of Political
AgitatOrS and Foes of Gov
efnment in Northern Mex
ieoi Serious Trouble Feared,
IBy Morning journal specia! LEASED wirel

IBy Morning journal Specia. LEASED Wircl
Mexico City, Aug. 20.-General Ber-
nardo Reyes. governor Of the state of
NueVo Leon and opposition candidate
for vice president, is surrounded by
a detachment Of government troops in
the mountains near Galeua, NueN o
Leon
No overt act has yet been commit
ted ana it is reported that Senor Reyes
is merely being held under surveil-
lance by the federal authorities.
\ number of members of the Reyist
a number Of members of the ReNista
state of Coahuila ana Zochimilco, ten
miles southeast Of Mexico City, for
holding meetings. They are charged
with disorderly conduct
Today VAS General Reyes birthday
and celebration in honor of the
event was planned for Monterey
Special dispatches from various
parts of northern Mexico agree that
the situation throughout that region
is one Of much political unrest. Cen
eral Trcyino, the newly appointed
commander of the third military zone
is acting with vigor and decision and
during the past two days troops have
been moved quietly and swiftly toI
places where they will be most needed
in case of serious disturbances
The government has The situation
wen in hand.
Yesterday Reyes left Galena for the
ranch Of friend. simultaneously
tropos were sent to the mountains and
The latest dispatches say that Reyes
is completely surrounded 10y federal |
forces. That is believed to be but a
precautionary movement by the gov
'rnment
Today was Reyes birthday and
hose who would have him named as
possible successor Of President Diaz |
lcsircd to make a big demonstration. |
icncral TrcVino, however, denied the
isc Of military bands ana prohibited
he mammoth display Of fireworks
The meeting WAS called to
axe place i'm the Alameda, the pub
ic square of the city.
one of the most dangerous Gle
nents Of the situation is said to be
he alleged called meeting of the
landestine lodges Of Masons through
mt the Monterey section. 1t is said
hcsc scIf-styled Masons have pledged
themselves to support Reyes.
President Diaz is thirty-third de-
rec Mason of the recognized branch
f Masonry of Mexico. No general
rider has gone forth stopping the
ale of firearms in Monterey, but
one are to be had at any price as
ne stores have sold out their entire
.ntx4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
son EARNS
BREAD WITH SURVEY PATTY

NHlCNR0 Nng' 2O-"NNNfITT H0TTI7
man. son Of T. II Hartman is learn
ing The railroad business from the
ground up when asked how he de-
sired to spend this summer, he chose
work rather than accompany his
father to Europe. and with a chum.
George Dixon. Of New York. was given
a Job carrying a chain with an ore
gon Short Line surveying party in
idaho at $G5 "a month. with iu,truc-
tions that hc bc treated as any other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
YACHTSMEN TO HELP
TREASURY BALANCE
Revenue From Foreign Built Pleas
urc Craft Expected to
Reach 100000.

Washington. Aug 20.-it is csti-
mated that nearly 100000 will be
added to the revenue of the govern
ment. September l next. when the
tariff on foreign built yachts is coll
lectc1 by the customs division of the
treasury department.. An annual tax
OF 81 ton is ass sscd by the Payne
law on ~; pleasure craft built abroad
and chartortd or owned by AmeTi-
cans for period of six months or
more Between 10 and 80 foreign
built yachts are owned 10y Americans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
CITIZENS OF MONTERREY
ARM FOR EXPECTED FRAY

Monterey, Mex" Aug. 20.-Not a
weapon Of any kind could be bought
here today Half Of the men of the
town are carrying concealed weapons
Lodges of clandestinc Masons who
recognize General Reyes as chief. are
preparing "A demonstration at Alamo
da Trouble is feared.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
POPE Plus GIVES AWAY
HANDSOME GIFT CAR

itomc. Aug 20 Finding that tho
vatican gardens were not extensive
enough to permit OF his motoring
throuAh them, Pope Plus has pre-
scented bis motor car to Cardinal
Merry del Val the papal secretary Of
state The car is handsome with lux
urious fittings, aud WIS presented to
the pope by wealthy Americans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
GIRL BROWNS WITH
PHILADELPHIA
LAWYER
Miss Virginia Paul. Yields Life
in Futile Effort to Save Male
Companion from Boiling Surf
on Bathing Beach,


tile effort to save the life OF W.
Brooke Lessig, a well known Philadel-
phia lawyer. with whom she was
swimming in the surf at Wildwood
crest today Miss Virginia Paul. one
of the leaders in the younger set
Of Philadelphia society. was also
drowned in the swift ocean current
Neither body was recovered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
AMERICANS MAY BUILD
RAILROAD IN TURKEY

Constantinople. Aug 90 - The
chamber Of deputies today discussed
the question Of granting concession
to an American syndicate which seeks
To construct railroad from SicNas.
Nsiatic Turkey to Lake Van near the
Persian frontier. distance OF l,250
miles. The ministers of public works
and finance supported the plan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
WOULD PUT CHURCH
ON BUSINESS BASIS

Chicago. Aug. 20.-"You can count
me out of any church enterprise that
does not run its financial affairs as
any successful business house would
do"
This statement was made tonight
at the session OF the executive com
mittee Of the International sunday
school association. by n. J. Heinzc Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
ROOSEVELT FINDS WORK
FOR IDLE TAXIOERMIST

Washington, Aug. 20.--George Il,
Turner, chief taXidermlst Of the
Smithsonian institution has been re-
called from his vacation. that prompt
attention may be given to the eighty
two skins Of African animals sent
here by the Roosevelt party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
WICHITA WIDE OPEN FOR
FOUR DAYS, ONCE MORE DRY
kansas Town Enjoys Short I,c~pitc
From l;igors or Prohibition.

Wichita Kan. Aug % After al
lowing the town tu ho wide open for
four days tho commissioners passed
an ordinance today to take erect Mon
daV. which again viii stop the s,ilr OF
liquor There has been strong talk Of
using the rccall il they did not make
the town "dry at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
Georgia Negro LNnchcd.

Fitzgerald. Ga. Aug e0.-H"nry
Day. a negro cN-convict. charged with
attacking Mrs. Josh Wicker idsi
Tuesday and then numbering her ana
her infant. was this afternoon taken
from the sheriff of Wilcox county ana
lSnched. according to reports received
here tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

AIcNandru la. Aug. 200 "A heat
wave accompanied 10y temperatures
from 20 60 RIO WAS broken to-day by
th. worst electrical storm ever eN-
pcrienced ia Central Louisiana. Two
were killed. one paralvzrd aud two
rendered unconscious hy the light
ming
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

Fittshurg. president of the Ponnsyl-
Ndnia SUNDAY school association.
Don't plan for more work than
you haVc money TO pay for It, said
Mr Hcin2c i'll his plea for a better
financial system in Christian work
I'm laying plans, deduct your shrink
age from Your capital You don't
know whether YOU have any credit
until you Try to borrow"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
NEW MEXICO LAND
FOR ENLARGED
H0MESTEADS
interior Secretary DeSignateS
Over Half Million Acres
Along Cutoff and in Estan-
cia Valley


washington, Aug 20 The secre-
tary Of the interior has designated
G3L6S0 acres in the vicinity Of Por-
tales fabian and Ncsso and in the
Estaneia valley. New Mexico. ana 60, :
500 acres in other parts OF the terri
tory, as coming within the enlarged
homestead act This makes a total
of l5,528,520 acres so designated In
New Mexico
Aentlng Secretary Pierce also with
drew for temporary power sites e.a59
acres Of land along the White river in
Utah.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
SANTA FE TORN
BY STRUGGLE
FOR OFFICE
NO LACK OF CANDIDATES
FOR DESIRABLE PLACES
Delegate Andrews Importuned
by Bunch of Faithful Anxious
to Serve as District Clerk or
Postmaster.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning journal
Santa Fc, \. NJ, Aug. 20.-The live
licst scramble Santa Fe has known
since the last legislature adjourned is
now in full swing over the appoint
mcnt of new postmaster few
days ago District Clerk Wilson was
made attorney for the Pueblo Indians
of New Mexico. He resigned the clerk
ship and has formed law partnership
with Attorney Hanna. Mr.. Wilson. 1t
may be recalled, came here while
Ormsby McHarg was stirring things
politically in New Mexico. Mr.. Wilson
made a good clerk, anG in spite Of
plenty of knocking managed to make
good. His desire to get active law
practice prompted his resignation. The
resignation started the scramble re-
ferred to above.
Postmaster Frank w. Shearon i'm
mediatcly determined that he wanted
than the postmastership. 1t not only
pays uuUIc iuOItN. out mas IcWtl
kicks. SO Mr. Shearon resigned as
postmaster, and from present indica-
tons. is going to be Judge McFie's
clerk. There have been other candi-
datcs--Col Venceslao Jaramillo of
Rio Arriba county, has been a cand-
date. and has been turned down. Ell
mer Marsh, a particularly able young
man, who has been Mr.. Wilson'S dep
uty, and who is now holding the posi-
ton temporarily. would like to be
clerk. But Mr.. Shearon seems to have
the inside track
But the really active scramble is
oyer the postofflce ioh, which Mr.
Shearon has vacated There are an
even dozen candidates this morning |
and the number may be doubled by |
night. The recommendation Of the i
delegate. of course, counts for tot, |
and when Mr.. Andrews arrived today |
he was welcomed with chorus Of |
gentlemen who would
like to land
The leading candidates today seem
to be G. Bishop and Dr. David Knapp
The small portion of the Santa Fe
public not personally interested in the
contest Is laying Wagcrs at about even
on the two, with the odds slightly
favoring DR. Knapp. The matter will
be settled within day or
-No.
Old Soldiers Meet Andrews.
Governor Curry, Secretary Jaffa.
Hon, 7. B. Catron ana small com
Dany of old soldiers constituted a re-
,cption committee which welcomed !
Delegate Andrews on his arrival here,
his morning, He will be here several
lays.
Supreme Court Meets Monday.
The August term of the supreme
'ourt of New Mexico will convene on
Justices Cooley. Pope, McFie and
iechem are already here. and other
Judges will arrive tomorrow and sun
lay. The term will be short. \ meet l
nS of the bar examination commits !
ion viii be held during the session q
here are number of candidates for
omission. d
Board of Equalization Meets.
The territorial board Of equalization
iii also meet here neyt week for d d
ession of several days. linus far but
hree of the twenty-siX county assess .
lent rolls have been received at the Il
ffice of Travelling Auditor Stafford
he board will be called upon to pass q
u quite a number of appeals from =
ounty assessments J.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21
Rirr rribcsmcn A,,ack Con,o,.

Mclilla, Aug. 20 --ltiffians today
made determined attack on Span
ish convoy In the fighting two Span
iards were killed ana several wounded
but the attack WAS rcpulscd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

formerly a wealthy merchant here.
died at sanitarium here today.
where he had been confined since
1906
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-21

Board of Equalization Meets.

The territorial board Of equalization
viii also meet here neYt week for u
session of several days linus far but
three of the twenty-siX county assess
ment rolls have been received at the
office of Travelling Auditor Stafford.
The board will be called upon to pass
on quite number of appeals from
county assessments