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HELEN GoULp ci,rs DIVORCE.
Court Gives Mother children During
Portion of the Year.

New York.-Heicn Kelly Gould
has been granted an absolute divorce
from Frank J. Gould Mrs Gould Is
granted custody OF their children
Cor one portion OF each year and Alr.
Gould is 20 have their custody for
the rcmsinins portion,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

table today he began spelling tn,
Detective Ward who was near the
boy asked him what he meant.
why, that's the name of the street
car which passed the hospital where
MIR. Jones kept me-" answered the
boy. Detective Ward at once com-
municated the clue to the police in
Cleveland Private detectives Were
sent here from Sharon and Plttsburg
to go over the ear line and look for
the house described by Willie
1t is believed that the house is not
far distant from the corner at which
Willie was placed on the ear by one
oy the kidnapers Monday night
The police have a description Of the
house.
Willie told the detectives here to-
day that he was often placed in a
large closet under a sink in the
kitchen of the house or Hospital" "
as he calls it, When strangers came
to the house the boy said. he was
placed under the sink and warned to
remain quiet.
No arrests were made by the po.
lice today.
The lair OF the abductors remains
a mystery The departure of Attor.
ney whtla and his son for their home
in sharon was the occasion for DEM
onstration. Thousands of persons
gathered about the Hollenden hotel
and followed them TO the railroad sta
ton
The work of tracing the kidnapers
began in earnest today Mr., Whita
has declared that he Will take no part
in the search Druggist Unger, in
whose store Attorney Whitla obtain
ed letter giving final instructions
for the payment of the ransom and
Mrs b. A Hendrickson. who was in
charge of the little candy store where
the money was paid were closely
questioned by the officials but little
of value was learned The offcial
believe Mrs. Hendrickson was an In
nocent agent Of the kidnapers and
that the abduction was conducted by
two men and woman.
big demonstration was held here
tonight over the homecoming OF WIZ
lie Whitla A big parade was hello
bv the Buhl independent rifles, ma
tional guard company and the Buhl
rifles band, both named for Wilie's
uncle and thousands of persons
behind them through the
streets to the Whitla home,
whore five thousand people assembled
On the lawn and in front of the house.
Willie Whitla was out this afternoon
playing with his little friends. He
rode a bicycle, played marbles and
assisted in flying a kite. He is the
object of the childish envy of every
BOY in Sharon tonight.
Persons taken into custody at CleVe-
ana and Youngstown are shown to
1ave had no connection with the abb
luction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
| SWEPT BY
DISASTROUS
BLAZE
VENERABLE DEPOT AND
HARVEY HOUSE WIPED OUT
7 eIegraph Wires Melted and
Traffic Delayed by Fire. Loss
Estimated at $20,000i PfIeu-
gers Store Safe,

The Harvey eating house, depot ana
telegraph office at Lamy Junction,
sixty miles north of Albuquerque, were
burned to the ground yesterday as the
result of fire which started at i;30
o'clock. The blaze Is believed to have
originated from sparks from a pass
ing engine When discovered the fire
had already eaten away portion of
the roof of the eating house and had
made such rapid headway that efforts
to extinguish it proved unavailing. A
volunteer fire department was or
ganized and a bucket brigade com
posed of Santa Fe employees and 9TH
crs about the depot did heroic work
but the fire spread rapidly and was
soon beyond all control y high wind
which prevailed at the time famed
the flames ana they soon spread to the
temporory Santa Fe depot and tele-
graph office adjoining, where they
PLAYED havoc with the Santa Fe and
Western Union telegraph wires, melt
ing them and cutting off eommunica-
ton with the outside world. The burn
ing of the telegraph wires resulted in
a suspension of traffic on the New
Mexico division and trains were de-
ia,.ad considerahlv rough esti-
,,,o. aa, oc tho ioss nlacos II at
ahon+ ,rent, thousond dollars The
ro,,s az the burning Of the dingv old
Fred Harvey house at Lany viii bring
a pang of regret to the people OF New
Mexico. For 10, these countless years
~, r1a,,,a,. ho,,sn has stood look
nv ,.a1an,n1,. 1o,Y, ,tron him who
,,is ,laitost - ian,v nor numberloss
','e ,,,lea aaeea~ IA ,o,,ghnuts ham
,vV'''' ,,d har1 hniIod es.as mic
49,, ,,,or, ,,io bayo faan aoled ont 90
~ '.'0 ,.'.,,,'a ,,.ar,. ). ,ose ~ 4l,pr-
~. -, ~ o,a r,l h,tidinr when
:, -, 49,. .,, a ,c,,,, esti-
.,' t,.,',.,.i,,,'. ,',,1,,i,. .d,.,,,pn,.,s
,.,t r.,,.. .,,.,t Some
= .''i,,,,,, M. a., Tho nast
1',, ,af,,.aI NM
- ~, ',, H., hous, sho,,ld oc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


Washington. y G.. March 33 --Oc.
cupyins the entire session of the house
today MIR Payne of New York. chair,
man of the committee on ways and
means. concluded his speech in ex.
PLANTATION OF the tariff bill He was
on his feet almost all OF the five
hours and ten minutes that he had
the floor AT times he gave evidenes
of being greatly fatigucd.
In his arguments he took the posi-
tion that the bill would not iniure the
tin plate or steel file Industries of tho
United states ana that free hidct
would not be menace to the farm
prs The Inheritance tax he said, was
preferable to an income tax because
! would not give rise to perjury or
faud. He held TO the view also, that
al income tax was wholly unconsti.
ttional
Mr. Clark of Missouri followed, and
had proceeded but a minute or two
whn at the suggestion Of Mr.. Payne
he suspended and the house ad.
jouned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
HEARING ON PHOENIX
COMPLAINT ON RATES

Phoenix, ArL. March % 7-A the
hearing Of tc complaints OF The MART
copa count Commercial club before
Interstate ommercc Examiner Lyon
today +. AJones. traffic manager of
the club crcluded his testimony Ho
made an ffprt 10 establish the fact
that the iilrUads favor coast com.
munitics the matter OF rates. over
all milan, cities on account of the
larger iritc. The eastern rate of
Phoenix, ~ averred, IS established by
combinin the true eastern rate 60 the
coast an the coast rate to Phoenix
He attcpted to show the unfairness
of his legged discrimination The
balance Of the day was devoted 10
taking ,stlmony OF local merchants
prove the statement of
Jones.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
CURRY W|THORAWS S
RESIGNATION
Governor Responds to Wishes
of President and Urgent Re-
quests of His Friends and viii
Remain in Office.


Santa Fe. n A., March 23.-Gov-
ernor Curry. I'm response 10 the tcle-
gram which he received from Wash
ington last night, today telegraphed
to President Taft Withdrawing his res
ignation. Governor Curry has refused
20 make public the Telegram from
President TAFT. saying that such pub
licity as there is must come from tna
White House. II Is known, however.
that The ieicgtsui j. ia substance
about as outlined in the Morning
journal this morning, that IL express
ed the president complete confidence
in Governor Curry and requested him
to reconsider his resignation
Il Withdrew my resignation Do
cause President Taft desires me %
remain" said the governor this eve
ming. "and bccausr Of hundreds oi tclc-
grams which have received from my
friends throughout the territory urg-
ing me 10 reconsider my resignation.
The governor has expressed himself
as greatly pleased by the confidence
shown in him by the people Of the
territory. Evidenced by the mass of
communications received during the
past two days All urging him TO re.
consider his action. These kilograms
continued TO come Ia today even az
ter il had become quite generally
known that the governor would con
tinue in the office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
SUNST EXPRESS IN
BID WRECK; NONE HURT

LosAngelcs Cal. March 23 The
Sunse Express from New Orleans due
In II Angeles on the Southern Pa.
clfic l;t5 this morning, was wreck.
ed far Bertram, thirty miles west
Of Yma early this morning
Tee cars. two Pullmans and an
obsN1tion were thrown from tho
trae. but 1t is reported that neither
pasngcrs nor trainmcn were in
juil
wing TO heavy traffic the train
WI running in two sections ana It
W, the first section that was dcrail-
ec A defective rail Is supposed 70
he caused the accident
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
PAYNE PRAISES.
PROPOSED
TARIFF
MANIFOLD BLESSINGS
PROMISED FROM MEASURE
Its Author Believes Passage
viii Start Wheels Of Industry
and Result in Prompt Restor-
alton of Prosperity.

tby Morning journal Special LEASED Wirel
Washington, u. G.. March 3D.
There was Slim attendance in the
house when the tariff measure
was taken up. Mr. Payne was
piled with questions on all sides.
Moore of Pennsylvania. asked If
amendments could be offered, to which
Payne replied,
"The house will control such ac-
ton
Garrett tTenn) asked OF the bill
was not a revision upward whereat
Payne retorted that no honorable man
would make such statement. Payne
insisted that the revision was down
ward and that any other construction
on the bin was unfair to him and
the country Later the discussion
turned to free hides and Payne de-
elared he wanted hides on the free
list to protect independent tanners
and give work to the men employed
by them. He said II would not hurt
anybody but the packers and the mid
dlemen.
i'lHN h0Hihh tHf liOptStb continuance
OF the reciprocity arrangement with
cuba Mr.. Payne said that all the
commercial nations understood the
guardianship over cuba by the United
states ana gave the Inference that
the charge OF discrimination In favor
Of cuba would not he heard
Mr. Payne discussed the inheri-
tance tax proposed I'VE want some
more revenue about 100000, 600,
therefore we provided for an Inherit
ance tax" he said. He stated that
for un income tax was
before the committee but there were
strong doubts about the constitutions
alty Of such tax
Mr. Clark (MoD inquired II It were
true that President TAFT had inti-
lnated that an income tax law could
low be drawn that the supreme court
Is now constituted. would declare
Constitutional
Mr.. Payne declared he wanted tho
lill put through as quickly as posi-
he The country is waiting the ac-
ION of congress- he said. Trade
S waiting. The wheels of industry
re stopped pending the action Of con
ress upon this bill Men eager to
work for a fair days pay are look
ng anxlously FOR the passage of this
i'll. Business interests of the country.
ay throughout the whole world. are
waiting FOR the action of this house.
want tho bill passed at the first pos
Ible moment ana | believe that whom
Is passed and signed by the presi-
ent it win accomplish the purposes
hich we have designed, | believe il
III open the ports of other countries.
believe IL viii give us fnircr trado
'lations the world over. | believe It
i'll not stop the labor Of a single
and. | believe it VIII start up in
istrios throughout the United States.
believe that labor viii be fully en-
ioycd I believe that good and blcs-
ngs TO the people of the United
atcs VIII come from the passage of
IT'S bin and my anticipation and hope
that at the earliest possible moment
is bin viii go through the house and
er to the senate on its way to be-
me law" sGH
This peroration coming as It did
reused the republicans
a high pitch OF enthusiasm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
TO SETTLE
H0NDURAN FOREIGN DEBT

Tcgucigalpa. March 23-Sir Lionel
iarden, British minister TO Central
america, has closed an arrangement
with the government of Honduras for
the settlement OF the foreign debt,
on behalf of the council of foreign
II is understood that
payment viii be made with the re-
'eipts from the Honduras interoccanic
railway and wharf al Puero Cortcz.
and customs duties. Honduras agrees
10 pay forty thousand pounds yearly
Tor 40 years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
HEMENWAY REMAINS
ON SENATE PAYROLL
Indiana Man To Have Active Charge
of Committee ON Expenditures.

Washington, y. C.. March eat
Is understood that the active work OF
tho new committee of control of the
expenditures of the senate probably
VIII be done by former Senator Hem
enway. whose senatorial salary was
continued after ne left tho senate on
March 4, in order that he might con-
tinuo the Investigation OF Sthe secret
service. Whether the committees
Influence is merely To be advisory or
whether It is TO have practically a
veto power over the work OF commit
tees handling appropriation bills is to
ha determined
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
S0jTHERN SENATORS TO
DICTATE APP0INT MENTS

Warrington, March 23--There was
iurthr indication at the White House
today that President TAFT in making
federa appointments in the south in.
tends o consult, as far as possible,
the wiaes of senator's from the states
in who offices are to be filled Ho
mad engthy interview with Scna.
tor sinh of South Carolina toda,
and. II said he also would consult
with Sentor Tillman regarding South
Carolina offices. Mr. Taft also has
notified Snator Bailey that his wishes
would be consulted regarding Texas
appointmats
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

Chicago. March 2S.-Mrs Isaac J.
NeWbergcr. wife OF wealthy mer-
chant of this city was sentenced 10
ten DAYS in JAN and fined 500 for
shopiifting today Through hcr hus-
band she pleaded guilty to yielding
To some uncNplainabic impulse and
stealing goods valued at $50 from "a
store
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

Berkcicy. Cal. March 23.-The de-
cree Of doctor Of laws was conferred
today on British Ambassador James
Bryce by the. academic council OF the
I nivcrsity Of California This is the
first time anyone has been 50 honored
since the degree was conferred on
President Roosevelt In 1903
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

Los Angeles March 23-Thc order
Of Fraternal brotherhood met in ma
tional convention here today and was
called to order by supreme President
a. J. Euai-ar Eor:y' oT0 Delegates
were present. representing mem
bership of more than 10000 in nftoon
states
The stat" managers held a separate
convention and selected J. A. O'Mallev
as president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

Chicago m March 2s-Pstricie
brennan president Of tho 1udcpend-
cnt Packing company. charged with
cruelty to animals. was placed on
irial in the municipal court here to-
DAY II is alleged BY Miss Anna
Wyatt. Of the Anu-Cruelty society.
that Brennan allowed the old fash
ioned practice Of branding hogs with
a sharp knife,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

MVNIco CIV March 23-Thc nuiIl
ing OF tho chamber Of deputies n
Mexico was burned to the ground to-
day. Loss $4,000. The archives
and records were DESTROYED.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24
PRATTJE OF VICTIM
FURNISHES NAII ABIE CBtI

Sharon. Pa. March 23-The sim
ple childish habit of Willie Whitla
OF spelling out the names on street
cars may prove helpful to the
police OF Cleveland In find the house
in which the boy was held captive
during his enforced absence from
home
While the boy was seated at "A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-24

thank also my fellow citizens who
came to see me off. God bless YOU
all"
MI Roosevelt then retired to the
steamers deck.
on Board steamship Hamburg.
March 23.-tVia ess--Theodore
Rooscvelt's FIRST hours at sea were
passed very pleasantlv The big ship
ploughed her way through smooth
seas that glistened under the sunny
Sky
The ex-presidcnt and is party had
luncheon at Captain Burmcister's ta-
Bile and entered into animated discus
sion Of the expedition
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

Avenue North to Pea Avenu in the
City OF Roswell, is hereby declared to
be a nuisance; and said nuisance is
rerehv ordered 10 be abated iby ce-
melting said ditch within said limits,
ard the owners of said ditch are here
by ordered to abate said nuisance
III the manner mentioned within six
~ days from the passage OF this ordi-
nance under the penalty hereinafter
prescribed for the violation of this
ordinance.
Sec. 6.-That the bitches mentioned
Ia sections ! to ;, inclusive, above
shall be covered with reinforced con
crete coverings. where same cross or
rrn in die streets and alleys Of said
City; and the ~ceCnen:ing of said
ditches shall he under the supervision
Of the City Engineer and according
To plans and specifications furnished
by him.
Sec. THAT the owners of the re-
sDective ditches above mentioned be
notified 70 abate said n~uisances and
cement said bitches as above direct
ed. said notice to consist of a copy of
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

There has been little said of late in
regard to the Dayton gas and oil field,
which probably has led some people
to believe that there is nothing to 1t.
There is something to 1t. however.
though there is little being said.
Frank Smith. who lives on the Will
liams land east of town, on which is
located the latest oil strike. has his
residence lighted and cooks with nat
ural gas from the well. This is more
of NJ oil well than a gas well. but
the oil is not being pumped. 1t is rath-
er expensive to develop oil and gas
fields in this country. fbut where it is
known 10 exist IL is only a question
Of time when 1t will be developed. All
the farmers i'm Dayton country. as
well as the people of our town will
eventually have their homes lighted
and heated with natural gas, and
pumping plants and other machinery
requiring power a be supplied from
the same source-Dayton Echo.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

The Pecos Valley will send a big
crowd to h New Mexico Fair at
Albuquerque in October. according to
the men in charge of the Territorial
Fair Advertising Car. which arrived
IN Roswell from Carlsbad today. The
car went down the valley from Clovis
and now is upon its return trip. II
is a cracker-jack and would do credit
10 any dig circus. Decorated with
big, black letters and pictures of Stro-
.heFs great airship. it enumerates the
various events that will be pulled off
during The six big days. Mr.. Lee who
il in charge of the car when seen by
a representative of the Record said:
a representative of the Record, said:
best ever pulled off in he Southwest.
II will be attractive than any
before owing To the many new stunts
which are big events never cen before
in this section of the country. Push
ball on ~horse-bac is new anywhere
and the cowboy stunts are tame be
side it. Strobel's great air-ship will
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

The first brick school house to fbe
built in Valencia county was built by
the territory at an expense of 100000.
II was built. ostsnsibly, for an or
phans' school but, after the building
was completed. 1t was discovered that
there was really no need for a school
of this kind in Valencia county and
that the town of Belen, In which place
the building had been erected. was
sorely in need of a modern school
building and so the territory through
it's republican legislature. very gen
erously donated the handsome build
ing to Belen for school purposes. Thus
did the taxpayers of the territory
pay for a modern school building for
Belen. At the time the building was
erected there was no newspaper in
the county of Valencia and no school
houses worth speaking of. The coun-
~ was overwhelmingly republican
and as iliterate as ii was republican
but II is improving. A school house
and a newspaper have worked won
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

Geo. Slaughter Is the efficient presi-
lent of this club. It will have its first
meeting for this coming year e
Friday at 4 p. IN. at h Central
School.
The North Hill Mothers Club has
done good work for North Hill. The
mothers have so-ne fine plans OH
hand for this splendid school,. This
club will meet a e from next Fri
day at 4 p. m. at North Hill. We be-
lieve 1t Is the duty of every mother
hat can possibly do so TO join these
mothers Clubs. There Is no greater
work that a wonan can engage in
than to help make the school env
ronments of their children more at
tractive and uplifting and 10 help and
encourage the teachers in the char
acter building of our children. What
greater work can a woman engage in2
If you a belong to only n club.
let that be h mothers club-drop
your other clubs. In all the towns
and cities of our country most fioarisb
ing clubs are found and they are
doing great things for their schools.
We believe the. mothers of Roswell
love their children just Is much as
the mothers of any city. believing
Ghis. we appeal to every mother to
join and help in this great. If you
| will do tais, you will be surprised al
| the great things you will do for your
| schools. The hope and salvation OF
| orr great nation depend upon on
| public schools, and We must rally
| 4round them all the assistance posi-
| ble-and what is greater h that OF
the mothers?
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

ders. In 1904 there we're cast in the
county 6 votes for the democratic
candidate for delegate to congress
and 1871 for the republican candi-
date. In 1906 there were S 16S
votes for the democratic candidate
and 1.577 for the republican caadi-
date. In 1908 the vote for the demo
cratic candidate was 291 and the vote
for the republican candidate was 1,4S2
When Valencia county has as many
ne wspapers and as many school hous-
es as Chaves county it will be as
strongly democratic and the demo
Gratis of Chaves county wao helped
pay for the school house at Belen
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-14

Toledo. o.. Sept. 14.-Railway men
representing all the leading systems
of the country wrote their anne on
the register of the Hotel Secor today.
preliminary to inaugurating the fifty
annual convention of the An
erican Association OF General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agents Reports on
various phases OF the ticket agents
occupation will he made, and follow
ing the conclusion OF the business ses-
sions the fraternal society viii hold
a meeting. George A Cullen. gener-
al passenger agent Of h Lackawanna
nua1 address,