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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
NO SCRAP BETWEEN
BNIIINCER AND PINCIIOT

The reports sent broadcast
throughout the country that Clifford
pinchot. forester of the United states
forest service, ana Mr.. Ballingcr, sec
rotary OF the interior, engaged in a
Wordy battle during the congress
were an nonsense" declared Dr. Gray,
while commenting on the different
developments of the congress.
The reports, evidently resulted
from the confusion during the Par
dee Bauingcr tits" said IN. Gray.
The Spokane people were quito sur
priscd to read in outside papers OF
the alleged fight between Mr. Bal
lfngcr and Mr.. Pinchot The attack
which Nj. Pardcc made upon MI
Balliuger Wts evidently construed.
the confusion which resulted.
To- be- IA attack on Mr.. Plnchot. which
however. was not thc q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

steal program has been arranged Lit
tie Alice Drummond. always a popular
favorite, win be a feature performer,
with two new songs, while Mr. Noss.
the tenor, will also sing two new vocal
hits. The Craig-Steyskal orchestra
viii render n number of excellent Sc
loctions, including classical and rag
time music. The Colombo has a repu-
tation for fine Sunday programs and
today will be no exception, Extra
preparations have been made by the
management TO care for the large sun
crowds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

numbering about fifty cars, bearing
two thousand mules and ii great num-
Der of scoops, plouehs and other grad
ing implements. are headed towards
Douglas and coming up out of Mexico,
indicating hat the southern Pacific
viii push it's line through the Smelter
city ON into the southern republic.
Work from CORTLAND is that a train
of fourteen cars fitted M for the cars
OF Workmen hod been sidetracked at
Kclton. which is the junction of the
Pearce to Douglas and Gleason lines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
BLACKBERRY WRECK
WAS WORSE THAN
REPORTED
Engine of Limited Totally De-
moIiShed by Hitting Gravel
Train on Sidingi a Week Full
of Accidents on TIE Santa Fe

The real story of The wreck of the
california limited at blackberry, Ari.
roma 10 miles east Of Needles, tn
ofher day has just reached here. While
IA one was killed II number a. pass en-
oers and trainmcn We seriously hurt
and the engineer of the limited's en-
oina md his shoulder bfoken ana was
token 10 the Los Angeles hospital.
gravel train was ,eft standing On
ne main line and the engine taken in
one rhc siding, leaving tn switch open
the crew evidently forgetting the APP
nraaching limited, which plunged
through the open switch into the side
t,aek. colliding with the work train
engine.
only the moderate speed at which
Tho limited was running aVerted q
,,tal accident. The engine and the
mail car were more. or less demolished.
several Of the passengers received in
inries for which the company settled
At once. two being paid, it was I'M
derstood. $50 each, ana the third 500.
This was the beginning Of the cycle
Of disastrous accidents occurring on
the dessert CIV lNIpllS. anu was ~
,ba same day by the ditchinS of a
freight train near Albuquerque, and
the next day by the fatal wreck ON the
Harnwcll branch in which Engineer
wool lost his life, and his fireman
received injuries which, if not fatal,
Win MAIN him for life. FonoWine
The COTS wreck came the explosion
of one of the monster locomotives AZ
iron Springs, south of Ash Fork, ON
the Prescott line. in which the fire
man was killed and the engineer and
a lincman perhaps fatally injured. The
wrccking crews of the divisions ar"
working overtime clearing up the de-
molishcd equipment and repairing the
tack. The wrecks. together with
the disastrous washouts had traffic
badly demorllized for a while.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera ana Di-
arrlIoea Iscmed, Never known
Ia Hail.

81 have used Chamberlain's collie.
Cholera amt biarrhoca Remedy since
il WIS first introduced t. the public
Ia 1872, and have never found one in
stance whore "a cure was not speedily
effected hy les use. I have been q
commercial traveller FOR eighteen
years. and never start ont on q trip
without this. my faithful nrt'ud." saws
II. S. Nichpl "f oakland. Ind. Ter.
For sale hy an druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
DEATH CLAIMS WELL
KNOWN BELEN DRUGGIST
Mr.. !. VI. kremis Passes Away Artcr
Brief Illness.

Belcn. y. NJ. Aug. 2t.-After an ili-
ness lasting but two days. MI. j. y.
krcmis, the wen Known druggist
passed away this afternoon at his
home here. MI. krcmis. who had been
4 resident of Bclrn FOR the past two
years. was universally popular and
highly respected ana his sudden death
came as q severe shlck to a large eir-
cl, uf friends. Deceased is survived
by his wife and % a children who
have the heartfelt Sympathy of thu
community in their great loss. M.
and Mrs. Frank =. Sturges. Of Santa
f.. Mrs. Sturg,s being "a sister OF
deceased. ana Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI.
krcmis Of Syringe. brother arr $3.50
ter-in-laW respectively. were prrscu.
when the end came" Mr. krrmis Who
ua~ 80 v"trs pf age Was % member co.
the Knights Of PythlIs. The remains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
OF PICTURES AT THE
COLOMBO TODAY
Splendid Films, New Musical Num-
bers and Other lever Features
Billed at Popular Playhous.

The machine operator at the Col
ombo thcatcr win guide some of the
finest pictures on the big screen today
that have ever been seer in A%lbuqucr-
que. a collection of splendid films ar
rived early this morning and there are
some in the lot hat will surely make
a big hit. In addition to the fine pic
lures billed for today, a special mu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
THE LATEST MAN IN THE WORLD

WOuIu not he COntented % De Kept In
the house and doing nothing by rheu-
matisn. Neither are YOU. who are al.
ways busy and active. Then don't
neglect the first twinge of an ache or
pain that YOU might think is Just a
'erick," Rub wen with Billiards.
Snow Tiniment and no matter what
the trouble is, It will disappear at
once. Sold by j.. IL. O'Rielly & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22
Greet to Take cabinc, Position.

Mexico City, Aug 2t.-It is ru-
morcd here that Enrique G.. Creel.
former ambassador TO The United
states n At present governor of the
state of Chihuahua. has been offered
the portfolio Of state I'M the cabinet
ut President Diaz.
Luis Terrazas. JJr. is 20 be appoint
ga to the g-overnorship OF Chihuahua
according to the report.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

London. Aug. 21.-Gencral William
Booth, commander-iu-chicf OF tho sal
walton Army, was operated upon to-
day for septic poisoning of the eyes
The doctors are not Yet able to say
~ neither his sight Will be saved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

II has been announced that Taft
will use two private ears on his west
crn trip. sure. how can a man OF his
size be expected To squeeze into one
lone ear Roswell Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

1t is expected that the ballasting OF
the Los Angelcs-San Diego line of the
Santa Pc, which has been in progress
between Carlsbad and Los Angeles for
rlcted between those points soon and
work will then cease on thai line until
the grade changes have been COM
plcted between Del Mar and san Di-
ego. on which the contractors are now
employed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

WE HANDLE A FINE LINE OF
EB ESH AND CANNED FRUITS
PHONE us YOUR ORDER. +. q.
PRATT & co, ia S. SECOND ST.
PHONE 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

OF interest t. northern Arizona is
the news that the Santa Fe Will put
into effect on Aug. %. the same rates
from California on ugar, canned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

John Giblin died suddenly while at
work with the Saginaw section crew
north Of Bellemont, Ariz., Wednesday
afternoon. Death was due to the ma
tural raVagcs of old age; he was be-
tween 60 and 10 years of age. Mr..
Giblin was better known as Block
Gihlin to the old timers in that sec
ton. He came into the country dur
ing the construction of the railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-22

Engineer Jud Younger of Ration,
who pulls a passenger on the north
end out Of Las Vegas and who has
never been examined for color blind
ness. positively sighted the escaping
mountain lion belonging to Buffalo
Jones the other day. The animal was
seen at the Kroenig crossing up the
road and was heading for tail timber
at lightning speed. with the long chain
SIN attached to it, COZ a consider
able distance the lion ran alongside
the train and made better time than
it did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04
By James Montgomery Flagg

FIRST, take an ordinary novel By James Mo
= That is easy, because it's
the only kind there is for you to
take-novels extraordinary only if they last six
months. You will receive the book in the form of
"galleys sheets of paper with length, no breadth,
and no thickness. Did you notice the proper
lions of the innkeeper's bill in comic opera That
is the sort of thing You should really have ftytwo
fingers on each hand to manage it properly.
We will suppose you to be rather normal Now
then, you begin to read, and just you have come
to There she sat in her magnificent pearl necklace
which was worth perfectly good Kings ransom -
blop! the inside sheets have slid from your fingers
You think there is the place to quit reading No, not
so! You pick up the fallen sheets and start again
Now when they slip again is the sociological mo-
ment. You exonerated, free! You say, II
won't read the damn thing!"
The true craftsman. the bona fide illustrator
never gives up the first time the gaeys slip; it is the
second time.
Now you ready to begin. unhampered by any
misleading facts about the story. 1t was probably
punk, anyway. You will make six drawings, The
first is naturally She, Just head Use your
favOrite model girl, you to do a female head
Put her in low neck; this always takes. Twist her
neck she is looking over her shoulder at you. If
she prefers, allow her to twist her own neck.
There is easier and perhaps better way than
this it all depends on how you have been brought
up If you haven't time to model get a
copy of head by Harrison Fisher and do it from that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

tgOmery Flagg You VIII get a muCn better TeSun
that way, and it does model
hire,-an item these panicky days
Next comes the yacht scene Models abb
surd luxury here-that is fat Smart, Chatter &
Banks or the House of Paddenheimer will supply you
with the cuts you need. Put in figure of lean
ing forward toward figure of girl in yachting cap.
She is to look at the deck, possibly wondering how
under the she get up and walk on it the
way you have drawn it Put in dead lights (The
wheel comes in somewhere here) The next illustra-
ton will of course be he and she on horseback The
nags must have of the neck in the al anced
stages Don't draw the horses. The heads will pos
sibly have to be done; but illustrators autumn
leaves may be used in splotchy clever manner.
making an excellent substitute for anatomy
Then there is the action Make the young
civil engineer throttling the German Baron The
author, foolshly and through his lack of knowledge
of such things, had the young shooting the
Baron but that is neither here there.
Carry out the other pictures along the same lines
When doing the English Lord, remember that there
is absolutely difference between Englishman
and Yankee except the monocle, the deer stalking
cap, the checked suit and the ends of the mustache
If the Engshman is Lord, broad crimson ribbon
pasted on the shirt bosom dagonally completes the
character for purposes of illustration.
In doing single figures without background. don't
forget to add a number of supplementary hair lines
all around the edge of the figure. They don't mean
thing; but they're SO sketchy!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR APRIL 4. 1909

what / wanted further, and the sight of another
dollar apiece clenChed the request
MOT long afterward, Katherine Holcombe ticket
in hand, was sitting in chair car. In her shame
fully empty little purse slipped money for berth,
fees and lunches, flowers and magazines. l also
gave her penciled note to my father and de-
scription of how he looked, SO she would know him
at the station.
said goodby to her the train pulled out rushed
into a little office and sent my wire, collect Il
sending you present from your old partner. Meet
the four thirty Flyer Tomorrow and it will explain
itself. My impulsiveness is nearly cured. Hope to
earn ticket in month more. Letter follows"
We put on good speed going back, and arrived
there just in time to the most astonished enraged
man my eyes ever rested on before or since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

of slope in the grade, a surprising rate of SPEEDY
l caught hold of her right hand and said RAPIDLY:
Katherine Holcombe, listen to me! That was
he,-all that stuff about your being responsible for
the money! The responsibility lay Just the other
way,-it was his! He ought to be jailed for losing it.
Now you pay attention to me- The Dixie FLYER
takes water at the junction in very little while l
shall put YOU on board ticketed and tagged You
will go straight to your fathers old partner Judge
Townsend Wynn, in Montgomery. I'll wire him all
He will explain your rights to YOU and later he will
do some explaining to that hopeful guardian of
yours-who ought to be writing plays, his magma
ton is resourCeful!''
She lifted her beautiful face to mine light leaped
to her frightened eyes, hope colored her cheeks her
bosom with new life :" Did my guardian, did
Mr. Wilcox, truly lie to about the money:
Wasn't to blame, really"
About much the lamb in the fable was for
muddying the spring
But your father what will he Think What will
he say to my coming:
He and the mater will say, We are glad to have
you, little girl
"But-but my ticket" she stammered. IF
the railroad!
I'm following Mr. Wykcoff's example," l said
airily, I'm studying sociology at first hand. "
oh, you are going to write
Yes, I'm going to right-a wrong.
If your people will take me in she murnured
III work for them I'll pay back to them all that
they do
Anybody would think it good pay just to look at
YOU" / thought. Then / addressed the men in
Italian, fluent enough to make them understand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04
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waited her shortly, she stepped from the machine
and the boss seized the opportunity to flock over
and under the auto, Analysing it sound one
would not have interested them; but broken down
masculines
When we reached the handcar explained its
primeval style of architecture. Once glanced over
my shoulder and saw the form of her cheerful
guardian just entering the house the HILL followed
by the Irishman, both looking small at the distance
Then l returned to my explanations.
Try it a little way" urged. III be very, very
careful
She looked at me without replying and l saw
that her thoughts were not the handcar at all
a. In less than an hour" she said though talking
in dream we shall be at his sisters house. Then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

He stormed toward ME at once. Where is Miss
1ocombe'" he ragged This section boss says she
wanted to try that internal handcarl
"Oh, the handcar l said why yes she tried
Why didn't she come back in t." he shouted.
most dancing up and down in his anxiety and fury
Raise your head, you Indifferent oaf and listen to
mel"
l rose SLOWLY am six feet-and found my eyes
IN level with his If you think can hear better
his way, go ahead! By the way, see you bought
our car
Attend to your business Where is Miss
4olcombe?'
Perhaps, if you speak civilly, I'll answer"
rawled
He nearly smothered; but he commanded him.
elf. Where is shee''
80 She said to tell YOU I answered distinctly.
hough not quite veraciously. that she wouldn't
rust second hand motor. She's gone by the
Flyer"
The Flyer!' he almost screamed 1T doesn't
20 wayi"
l drew very near to him. No. 1 said in low
ones, it doesn't. But it goes to the home of her
ather's partner, Judge Townsend Wynn,-thats the
Wynn who has broken up. SO much corruption in our
state, the Wynn that Sits things. She can't be
topped now. If you want to see her. you must see
Judge Wynn first
He turned dull. yellow white. My fathers name
is one to force respect from any bird
of prey wynn he repeated.
I" But she-she had no money!
oh, yes she did, - said cheer
fully She had sold some jewels
of her mothers"
There was silence The man,
plunged into what suspected was
genuine fear of legal investigation,
stood wordless.
Take my advice said softly.
Go home."
PCT here his energies which must
= have some outlet eliminated
in a resolve to punish me- at least.
He sprang with vgor and
= agility very commendable should
have enjoyed tussle with him i'm
mensely, and | pretty well think,
considering my training, / should
have come out on top; but he made
great mistake He snatched out
~ re-and then the gang took
HI hand They made dive for him,
tore him loose, and pitched him
into his machine light cleo
trio runabout the Irishman, who
had engineered the sale, jerking the
lever. 1t sprang forward and went
sSss down the road at wild rate
-. As the auto swiftly assumed a
regulated course Wilcox vanished
into the purple curtains of dusk
now falling.
The section boss glanced at the
-.-9sc,s much needed handcar, pulled out
his watch, leisurey pressed it open,
yawned into its turnpy face, and
again drawled out in his slow tones,
'" 'Quittn time.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04
HOW TO ILLUSTRATE A BEST SELLER

You will get a much better result
that way, and it does save model
hire, an item these panicky days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

ElRST, take an ordinary novel
i = That is easy, because it's
- L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

LIldL IlCI tIlOuSuIS WCIC uOL Ou LIlC
I'm less than an hour" she said, a
in a dream, we shall be at his sister
very soon, there will be few words
and / shall belong to him!" She
bit down the lump of hysteria in
her throat. Il must be honest!" she
said. What was that word you
used awhile back,-the word / liked
SO, the word 1 mustn't think
about?"
1T was quit" / said briskly,-
"q-u-i-t'! And that IS what you are
going to do. Don't look SO, you
poor distracted child-don't, or
Ill punch your amiable guardians
head for him! Will you mind me?"
She gazed at me. Il don't know
you; you are stranger. You must
know people before you listen to
Them
Pretty frequently, when you
know them, you find out you'd best
not listen," l said grimly. Il
learned that from late experience
of mine with friend at the track.
Now, you don't know me; hence
you have confidence. That's why
I'm going to put you on this hand
car and race to the station Once
there, Ill buy you ticket and wire
to my father He was your fathers
partner at one time. That is the
gospel truth"
She looked at me again, the
searching, eager look of a lost child,
who finds something that seems of
value yet fears to touch it.
Guido" | called sharply, You
and Giuseppe come here minute!
The lady wants you to give her
ride. There's dollar in it for each
of you"
alarm.
But l have My pockets are
full"
The two men came on run, after
nod from the boss, and jumped on
the car with a grin.
HURRYING back to the ma
- chine, l secured a rug, ran to
the car, spread it on the deck, and
swiftly lifted Katherine Holcombe
to its floor We sat there beside
each other, and when the car
moved off presently beginning to
show. under the powerful pump
ing of the men, and the increase
of slope in the grade, a surprising
caught hold of her right hand and
Katherine Holcombe, listen to n
lie,-all that stuff about your being
the money! The responsibility lay
way,-it was his! He ought to be ia
Now you pay attention to me.
takes water at the junction in a yer
shall put you on board, ticketed ar
will go straight to your fathers old
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11
AIecibo hquida
su pIesu .,uts'2
Despues de cubierta sus. aten.
clones cierra con un S0brante
Elective en- GAIA.

Terminada la liquidation del
presupuesto del municipio de Are
cibo de 190S-9, resulta de ella
que despues de cubiertas todas las
obligaciones del aho econ6mico, ha
cerrado dicha liqmdac.6n con un
sobrante en- Elective en- GAIA, por
fondos ordinarios del municipio
de SSS0-92 mas con So. .990-44
de cr6ditos pend entes de cobro.
Los ingresos electives reallza-
dos durante ell ano ascendieron a
s712s5-04, que unidos a la exis-
tencia en- GAIA en- fin del ano ante
rior, 25937-94, dan un total de
S97222-9S.
Deducidos los pagos ejecutados
durante ell ano, so 906-16.
Quedan de existencia en- GAIA,
SIG. 1852.
Que Sc descomponen asf:
De fondos ordinarios. IS $50. .92
Bond redemption Fund 10SS5. IS
anticipo tesoro insular. LOB
fondos de caminos -. 1893. %
" depositos Y hanzas. ;. 2l56. %
Total iguai. ..$l63l6.S2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11
Italia amp|ia su con
tingente de ejeTcito,
E ei6rcito active constara de
225 S0ldadOS.

Sc ha elogiado mucho, cl proyec-
to de ampliacion del ejercito italia
no, presentado por ell Minlstro de
Guerra, General Spingardi
Hablando de las relaciones el Pre-
sidente del Consejo, senor Giollitti,
dijo que Italia sabra ser siempre
amiga de sus amigos, permanecien-
do fiel a SUI S alianzas. Respecto a los
gastos mill tares, Sc expreso en- el
sentido de que no superaran a los
fondos que a clio puede destinarse
y asf Italia podra vivir por 81 misma
y no por la conmiseracion de los de-
mas, E invite a que Sc apruebe sin
discussion la orden del dia, teniendo
en- cuenta atlas consideraciones de
caracter politico.
La alocuci6n del Sr. Giollitti fue
recibida entire aplausos.
Posteriormente Sc ha sabido que
fue aprobado el proyecto de amplia-
eion del presupuesto de gastos mi
htares, por 80 votos contra 40 con
10 cual el partido de los patri6tas ha
triunfado en- toda la Inca.
Ese presupuesto comprende un
gasto adicional de $1,000. 900 en- el
presente ano, y $3.200,000 en- el de
1910 ademas de un gasto extraordi-
mario de S 25.O0O,000 distribuidos
en- cinco amos. Estos gastos Sc hacen
con. el objeto de poder mantener
225.OOO soldados, en- lugar de 205.
OOO,El gasto extraordinario de $25.
100000 servira para la compra de
rifles, canones de tiro rapido cons
trucci6n de fortificaciones interiors;
y en- la costa, artilleria dc montana
cuarteles, caballos, caminos, etc.