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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
SPORTING NEWS

by the AsA. u. AZ tho meeting last
fall the A A. q. roinaiRted Fowler
and he went 90 Nonkera and fin.
lahed third IA the Marathon run
there then lie won the American
derby Marathon there on New Year
day as we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
cap" ANSoN TO BE
AN UMPIRE.

at the next meeting OF .aC Ma
tlonal league | Intend 20 propose
that We DO something for the cap
tain, said President Murphy OF
the Cubs recently talking about
Captain A. G. Arson. who as base.
ball followers know. la financially
distressed
With the National league carry.
ins large number OF umplreg 1
think " would be- a fine idea to
make the captain superintendent
OF tho mon. az Pulllam has enough
an hts hands nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

who aid oaargr sheassief wasn't
a dueu- to-tnae sccnud hHHel,ali
enakuut ftsa latest Il tilr pro-
posed installation ~ a rata TAG aiG
iuAi "a one af the 'hlg Tacoma
buildings which will signal the
/ hole city whether or not there N
a game that afternoon.
I Vancouver aii b. minus fige ~
E last years champions The Ganurh
{ lineup will isa a. follows tatrhrfA
I Mat STANLEY. Jos Anglwus Clarence
; fffesak~ pitchers. G~urEs Eagle,
+ WARREN Hail. IA Egichnpu. Dell Faa
dock. Ernest Frankiin. William bs.ll
I william StanfrtaE@ ohlhNnf. W
/ niaekbourns. flrat baee. Lea S9f
Z dykr tcaptaini. arc0nd base. " ~
I liam Qui9isy third base. 1ir sly
1 der. Wallace J SMITH ali9f teinh
Z Rof scssafhWehet. ieft field. Gene
I Eas,,n. esatar field. nsn Davis
T right firid ~ Flanagan. =. - afptii
/ " Nuanhan
/ The Portland Coasters viii hsv..
the Decoration. Independents ans
/ Labor lay dates ~ 1@lttYftlla
T There viii undoubtedly BE- sfssah
+ avs snhir fos Northwestern dates ~
fhs Ross city when the fuaana i's
meet 10 III The -chgaela on Feb
ruary 8
e Frank Nfc Manua. The former
+ uroakiyu catcher mtfi r4ekHfpN Tor
Z the Portland N0FthwNstcrn~Ys. ia-
+ stead u frauk beaumont ehp VIII
( revert tn tho Coasters
/ Vancouver has placed the season
tickets on sale Tho books cpatnln
4 70 KrnntlmtAnd tickets. ana cost We
I The tickets may be used - bnnF p
or HinEiy.
/ Rumoys are thick hack east about
I shs reported trading 81 Joe Tinker.
/ the Cubs great shoFtsisp. ans an
z old Northwestern ieaaurf. 81 Sins
/ esnnatl foe Mowry and hulawitt.
/ President Murphy says It's business.
I not sentiment. with him Cincinnati
/ fans are tickissi. Chicago fans have
held Indignation msstings. - therc
I you are.
/ While President comiskeY u The
/ aox will Send Fielder Jonsa con
/ tract as usual. h. hAa practically
{ decided 20 put Catcher Hiiif SUN.
+ van ia charge as manager Sulii-
+ van yin undoubtedly accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

Billf paphe. the Illinois thunder.
ililt. has hecn nsnisd q afg eea sifs
Insurance policy IL "a admitted
that h. vas not refused Tor fear u
lniHrY ~ tho ring - u o. believed
that Harhe has a weak heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

The Lincoln hizh arhali hlslaus be n
team has scheduled games ufth the
Anaeoftea high on Friday aad IL
Conner on SATURDAY Both Rafnas
WIN BE- played on their opponents
floors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
RrsuRRgera PUNCH.

Young COfbegt Knocked out
a Harry Ferna Ia the eleventh
q round ~ nounughyillc acfhes !
the river from New Orleans.
= yesterday afternoon.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

We are selling NEW WALL PA
pEHs az 20 10 so per cent saving.
Why don't YOU get ahead Of the
spring rush and do your fixing up
this month. while prices are iow2
FEDERAL PAINT a WALL PA.
PER CO, 1914 First av.
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Everett and Edmonds


Thrsa fsaba fftps daily Law ~.
attfs 81 "a. a. ~. and ~
~ aha - M Leave ksafstt 81 lit1 =
m ass ~ SD fits . a. sunday
teAes Nvefsts Al afK ma. ais . -
and Tts o ~ aimNie fare 50 NnahuHn4
tsh u - Hsasd tffp o. -
R,sansar ctr o. Everett. caimAa Dock
rhenss sars.s ssas fna isst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

~ coBB As A PITCHER
FAILED As a BATTER.

4 ~ coBB AS A PITCHER 4
4 FAILED As A BATTER. !
4 when ~ Cobb pitches be 4
a can't bat Didn't know ryFna 4
4 WIS q pitcher. did your lie
4 Ia. just tho same 1y has 4,
4 been managing the Eddya a. 4
= New Orleans. aud instead of I
4 putting himself tn the out :
4 field for his semi pro team, h. 4
4 stuck himself on first And 4
4 IA that position he broke up 4
4 nearly every game with lde bic 4
: stick 4
4 Hut then be switched % the 4
4 box re won every game he 4
\ pitched bat be did u with hia 4
4 curves and speed and NOT :
4 with hla bat For as batter
; he was nil. The opuoslnp 4
\ SENT pro hutlefa had eaHy 4
\ meat when t. stepped 10 The Z
: pan. Cobb explains u b. SAY 4
4 lag that when pitching he Ia 4
4 naturally weaker, and iatt in 4
\ the best humer fof battling
: : /. = - . : = : = = :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

Pullman at. Idaho 40
Idaho pferH e. Garfield z
h.iienshurF "a 81. Yakima "a go
sadfo Wonlley 90 20. rockingham
Normal 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

while President ComiskeY u The
aox wili Send Fielder Jonsa con
tract as usual. he has practically
decided 20 put Catcher Hiiir SUM-
van ia charge as manager Suliis
van VIII undoubtedly accept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

Vancouver has placed the sestz2n
tickets on salu Tbs books eefitnli'
V grnndmtand tickets. ans cost VIZ
The tickets may be used ~ bHnf Z
ar alnRiy.
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sseosa ssa ua,,sr.i'y.
Annual Sale of Rugs and Carpets
CRPfS ARE mRt 10 Sl SAYINGS RANGING IRON 10 70 IS PER 0

known
and emo 0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

"Shop Early Wins Affinity
Game.

When Eill SPRUNG his Affinity Talk,
she listened very a~ttentivoly. she
admired a Man, who could speak six
~l.ankuagos. reeite Kipling and who
had seen Three Weeks. Then the
High Brow proposed, but. OF course,
the Woman must nave Time TO Con-
slider. Christmas was Coming ana
Bin saw his Chance to make Good by
buying Il set OF Furs. The next Few
Days he became Interested in a Vol
ume on Loves Deluy" and neglected
to buy his Presents. Then his Wife
suggested Early Shopping, but Moth
Ing h said sounded like Music to
BIN and he became Rebellious. on
the afternoon before Christmas Bill
found himself IN the Center of an In
vading Army. lie thought for a
Moment he was Uncle Joe Cannon and
that the Whole World had become In
surgents, To Blll's Credit, may il be
said, he stuck TO his Post OF Duty. hut
there was Little Doing when he reach
cd the Right Counter, The Selection
he had IN Mind was Gone and every
other Selection. Bill wandered all
over Town. hut an there was left was
u Sewing Machine. lie gave up, and
he called a Week Later for his
his Affinity had eloped with
A Travelling Man from kokomo. In
diana. The Note left for Him read.
my new Love shopp,d Early"
Moral; II YOU want to keep your
Affinity in Line. Shop Early,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
Why the Canal Costs More.

IN the annual report or the 18th
mlan Canal commission. Colone
George a. Goethals. chairman ant
chief engineer, gives a s%uccinct ex.
PLANTATION OF The jump in tho cana.
estimates from the original Sl44,232,.
600, figured by the board Of engineers
in lS99-01 ana Incorporated in the
act of 1909. To the present estimate of
1915. 200. coo.
Tho initial estimate covered every
thing. including the purchase price,
sanitation and police. The minority
report Of the board of consulting en-
E%ineers, which put the cost at Il higher
figure, was adopted by in
1905, raising the estimate to $f39, 7O5.-
600, not counting THE purchase price,
cost of sanitation or civil government.
This was based upon m increase I'm
price units in the preceding seven
years, caused by greater prosperity at
home boosting the cost OF material
and labor and the reputation OF the
isthmus regarding its h~calthfulncss.
which made it necessary. he says, to
pay from 80 to go per cent more
wages ana sometimes a gratuity to get
American skilled labor 10 go there.
Also the extension of the cight-hour
law to Panama Increased the cost.
Since then enough work has been done
10 make a practical calculation from
experience. and II has been found that
SO per cent more work win have to
be done IA was estimated originally.
while the actual figures show an en-
hnnccment OF 20 per cent In cost units
This has brought the estimate for the
entire construction up TO S297. 766, 600,
which, with the purchase price, SAM
tation and civil government outlay
added. viii mean a round total Of
S275, zoe. 600.
The official statement will answer
many questions originating from pop
ular misapprehension regarding the
doubling of the original estimates. 1t
is encouraging 10 gather from the bal
snce OF the report hat the work is
on a husinosslikc basis. and that
latest figures on the probable total
cost are likely to stand-Pit;sburg
Dispatch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
DECLINES 10 SERVE.

The role Of the Democratic party IN
Congress Is to make trouble for Tho
majority. This duty Is especially i'm
pcrtant AZ this time in view of tbs
fact that the congressional elections
VIII be held next year The slogan OF
Champ Clark. the minority leader,
seems 10 be Don't try to formulate
constructive legislation. but aim ia
put the other fellows In a bad light
before the country" In carrying out
this policy Mr.. Clark and his political
associates gave aid and comfort TO the
so-callcd Republican insurgents"
They advised them TO keep up their
fight IN Cannon, 20 go after the
House rules with q sharp stick and
generally, 10 keep up a guerilla war;
fare on their party associates. This
pleasant program would, Of course,
help the Democrats by giving tho
country the impression That the Re
publicans were in diseordant camps
and unable TO carry out the legisIa-
tive reforms Of the president.
II seems. however. that the Rcpub-
licnns are not TO be caught In Mr.
Ciark's net, Adviecs from Washing
ton nrc 10 the effect that Representa-.
tive Gardner of Massachusetts,. who
led the fight at tho opening OF thiA
Congress- for revision of tho House
rules. has let II be known that he In
tends to devote his encfElos this win
ctr 70 assisting his party colleagues Va
the enactment Of legislation promised
by the Republican party. sft-Card-
ner has not changed his mind nJout
the desirability OF amending the
rules. He believes, however, that the
fighting of wlnd-mills. although u
pleasant diversion. is not profitable.
Accordingly. he has served notice ne
VIII be q party 20 no alliance That has
Tor It's principal object the obstruction
OF legislation. The House rules have
been adopted for this Congress and
Is not one chance in a thousand
they win be modified, Mr.. Card
ner seems 70 appreciate this fact and
IL 20 be commended for his ability
10 be n good loser and ia fight
his battles within the party and M
4 time when there is some prospect Of
success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
ONLY FIVE MORE
DAYS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
If You Are Going to Get Her
That Box of Candy Call Ear
ly Today-StiII Time to Pick
Your Christmas Gift,

There are only five more days unit
Christmas.
The big rush of shoppers viii come
In these five DAYS. AS "A little word of
kindly advice, If YOU want to get any
thing at Matson's you had better take
time by the scalp lock and beat II
around To the store early this morn
ing. Those beautiful boxes of Hwy
ler's and Lowncy's candies arc being
sold with the regularity, precision and
speed of clock work, as they are just
ron the maker and beautifully boxed
n appeal particularly To the young
man who wants to give his best girl
a present that viii make her eyes
sparkle. They are SO delicious and
dainty. you know. and the boxes look
so "Christmas-y' as II were.
\ word 60 the wise is sufficient,
and II you don't take the word you
are not wise, but otherwise.
Christmas trade twice as brisk. day
for day. as it was a year ago." is Mr..
Matson's concise summing up of the
Matson has the only real.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

not demonstrated the safety OF sto'
yalne and lis advantages over ether.
The safety Of stoyaine as an ancs
|thctic remains yet to be demonstrate
ed he declared. II am Of the opinion
that American surgeons win continue
10 use ether. w know what ether Is
and exactly what the percentage Of
deaths Is under its use. on the other
hand We do not know what the per-
centage Of deaths is from ~stovaine and
It's use IL largely experimental and
hence unsafe"
DR. j. Deforest willard was Of a
like opinion. and there were many
at tho university who felt
that stovaine had not received any
great easur Of vindication at the
demonstration for the upper regions OF
the body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
HOW THEY DO II IN NEW YORK

Here IS a little story from the
things are done IN New York. which
will be of more or less interest to the
general reader. and Of special inter-
est 10 the real estate man:
Arrangements are about to be con
Guided for the construction next gum
mer Of q thirty-two story office build
ing at the northwest corner OF Wall
and Nassau streets upon the sites of
the Gillonder building. now on the
corner, and the stevens building, NOS.
IA. 16 and Is Wall street, Immediate
IS adjoining to the westward. The
cost VIII probably exceed $500 900.
The Bankers Trust company, which
acquired several months ago the STE
vcns building and a long term lease Of
the ground upon which It stands. has
advanced far toward acquisition Of
the Gilicndcr building and a similar
lease Of the corner property upon
ant structure on tho whole plot are
under way.
The rea! estate upo which the now
Is to rise next year Is among
the most valuable in the city. rho
assessed value of the north side OF
Wall street, between broadway and
Nassau street. including the stevens
building site. is SIS, 600 a front foot
ana OF the Nassau street frontage,
between Wan and Pine streets, includ-
ing the Gillender binding, Is Sl7,100
Il front foot. The stevens building has
an Il" fronting on Nassau street.
twenty-thrce feet wide. TO the north OF
The Gillcnder building. The highest
valuation in the city. $22,500
front foot, is placed on the Wall
block. south side. between
Broad and New streets, Immediately
opposite tho stevens building site, and
the east side of Broadway between
Wall street nnd Exchange place,
Seldom. If ever. has any one con
cmplated the demolition OF a modern
high class office building which cost
half million dollars to build only
wclve years 4 for the purpose Of
%recting another office building on the
site. The plans of the Bankers
trust company include pulling down
he Gillcnder building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
An Australian Poison Tee.

In only two places in the world,
Queensland and the west coast of
Africa, can there be found hat most
remarkable of nature productions. the
Erythrophlocum L%aboueheri COR pois.
on tree.) Referring To this tree in
speaking at a meeting of the Sydney
Natural History society, A. Meston,
(tormerly protector of aboriginies in
northern Queensland). says that when
in full foliage 1t is one Of the most
beautiful trees in the world. The
wood is elegantly grained and marked
by colors and peculiar streaks which
readily distinguish it from any other
known timber. 1t is extremely hard
and tough, and the blacks of the Cape
York peninsula use it for making
their woomeras, with which they
throw the spear. The tree bears long
pods containing beans, which, like
the leaves, are fatal to all animal life.
The stomach of a dead goat or a dead
sheep may show only three or four
undigested greer leaves. All animals
are blind before they die, and remain
blind If they recover. This trees killed
sixteen of the Chiliagoe company's
camels. It Killed some of the horses
and cattle of the Jardine brothers in
their expedition 10 Cape York in 1864.
one occasion it killed several thou
sheep on the Gulf rivers. Occa-
.sionally an aboriginal Lucretia Borgia
disposes of a rival by mixing a couple
OF crushed beans in a mashed yam, or
pounded cunjeboi. and the unhappy
Juliet can never more gaze upo her
Ra11ann EfNssp inhnlinr thn ~panIa I
Of the burning wood is said to have
4 disastrous effect upon ladies who, in /
phrase, are among those
who love their lords" Consequent
IL is never used for firewood except
n extreme cases Of matrimonial infel-
city.-London Standard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
THEIR FIRST VISIT.

The Herald. of the 18th. says the
New York aldermen had their FIRST
visit from the militant type II the
Votes FOR women" leaders yesterday
afternoon when several OF the Twenty
third strcet American su%ffragettes,
with Mrs. sophia Loehinger and Miss
Helen Murphy AT their head. marched
To City Hall park to sell their suf-
ragette magazine for The benefit OF
the uewshoys' Christmas dinner.
There will be twenty-five dollars
worth more Of turkey and cranberry
suc for the newsies on the holiday.
Does Gu, the yellow covered Christmas
magazine went like hot cakes.
Mrs Loehinger armed herself with
% special permit from headquarters
this time and the police did not trou-
bile the party In the least"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
SMUGGLING BY WHOLESALE.

Smuggling of gowns ana millinery
into this country has beer discovered
by the government; on "A scale so colos-
sal hat the disclosures OF the
sleeper" trunks of last summer seem
insignificant, The government has
for the last three months been spread
Ing its dragnet in overy part of the
country, ana Il Is expected that with
In a day or so twenty-five persons viii
be arrested in New York, Boston and
Ia leading western city.
The conspiracy to defraud the
treasury has It's qualifications in many
quarters, and concerned In II, the New
York Herald declares. are dressmak-
era and millincrs whose customers in
clude women of wealth and fashion
throughout the United States. with
the disclosures of a few months ago.
when several large seizures were made
and a few of the smugglers were sent
to prison, II was believed by the pub
lie that the last word had been spok-
en- by the treasury department. 1t
49, l'FN'" SAhtN WV tAHlf'AA'lN qua W.
tcctives had only scratched the sur
face, ana that as thoy proceeded in
their Investigations they found that
the country was being Systematically
.defrauded by q syndicate which had
reduced smuggling to "a science. The
plot was So deeply Iaid that the at
Of a corps of skilled ipvcstlgn-
tors was required before all the de-
tails of IL were laid bare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
THE NEW ANEsTHETIC.

Mention was made IN the column.
Of the Morning journal, a few days
ago. OF the fact that Dr. Thomas Jon.
ncsco. of Roumania. had invented on
discovered. "A new substance. or CONF
pound. called 'stovaine," which. as he
claimed, would produce in a now and
safer manner, spinal analgcsin. Or.
Jonnesco IL a man Of eminencc in his
profession. at home. aud has some In
ternationnl reputation, hence his re.
ported discovery has been hailed with
a good deal OF interest by the profess
sion In general The doctor Is In this
country az this time. having come
herr Tor the purpose of introducing
his "%stoSainc' lie gave "a dcmonstra-
ton of his method or administering
the substance AZ Il clinic ia the Uni
vorsity hospital. Philadelphia. last
Thursday. In two cases. OF p%atients
undergoing major operations, ne was
said 10 bee highly successful. while I'm
the third ease. that of removing a
tumor from the breast OF "a wounn
Tho Demonstration was generally re-
garded by the ply %siciaus present AS Of
doubtful value. 4 detailed report of
the affair says,
In the surgical clinic of Or. Edward
Martin and Dr. Charles n Frazier and
IN the presence OF several hundred
physicians and students at the medical
school of the University of Pcnnsyl-
vania the Roumanlan surgeon injected
his nov analg,stic mixture into Tho
spinal canals Of three patients about
40 be operated upon. one of the op-
c%rations was performed by Or. Mar
Tin and the remaining two by Or
Frazier
The third case was the only one la
the three in which the site OF the
operation lay in the upper region Of
the body and in which the injection
had TO be made az q point high in the
column
when IL uas seen tina the effects OIL
the stovainc were wearing away in
the third case. Dr. J~onnesco advised
the ADMINISTRATION Of ether and then
the hospital He said asterward
the Necessity Of ether arose from
The fact that the operating surgeon
too much time az his work. and
hat with a swifter operation stovaine
successfully and safely be used.
DIR. Edward Martin. one Of the
operating ~rge vas emphatic In
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
The Public Forum


Santa Fee, pee. -. l'VV'
Editor, Morning Jdurnal--l noticed
your editorial regarding the hotel SIT
nation in Santa Re. New Mexico, ano
wish to commend you for the
strong manner IN which you have pu'
the needs of a first class tourist hotel
and the many natural ADVANTAGES
! which Santa Zee possesses for a s%triotls
high class hotel. There can be no
doubt in the mind of any me who Is
familiar with the situation OF santa
Re. but that this would be the max
ing of the city n would be a credit
TO the territory at large. it is an aD-
8olute fact That no capital CITY III the
United States Is so sorely in need IT
hotel accommodations rs IS Santa 70
with its natural advantages and sup
orb climate and many sightseeing
points; Santa Fe could be made The
grandest tourist city On the American
continent.
The writer has been e"ndeavorinS TO
bring about an institution to cost
$500, 600 which would provide q strict
ly first class flre-proof hotel with one
hundred fine guest rooms and there
can be no question as to such a hotel
being Il paying investment in santa
Fc.
/ take pleasure in enclosing you
herewith some descriptive Meter re-
garding the proposed proicct. which
I may assure you will be built during
1910. ! send you this information in
order that YOU may thoroughly famil-
iarize yourself with this project.
Again thanking you for your Kind
mentioning Of our hotel matters, ]
wish to remain, yours truly
5NO. p WAGNET
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

genuine, bona fide Christmas gift
shop in the town and the people arc
wise to the fact. Calendars, art china
and leather, pottery, beautiful Christ
mas books, attractive Christmas cal
endars, toys. more toys. kodaks. leath-
er handbags and wallets, Christmas
novelties, toilet sets, cut glass, pic
lures, brass were. writing sets. chat
ing dishes. coffee machines, beautiful
Christmas box writing papers-every-
thing. in fact. and you know The list
Is going so fast that Saturday Matson
had to keep six clerks on the jump
for twelve consecutive hours. They
didn't even have time to eat.
Don't forget that there are only five
days more. Tomorrow there viii be
only four days more and the next day
thrcc-so don't put off till o.
or the next day what you can do to-
day. There has never before been Of
fered for sale in Albuquerque such "a
varied and attractive assortment Of
Christmas gifts. If you can't decide
what you want, Matson can decide for
you.
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