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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
SPOKANE DECISION
HAS RAILROADS
PUZZLED
Believed It's a Serious Blow to
Pacific Northwest But Just
How Has Yet to Be Ascertain

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased WireI
Portland. ore. March SIT lis my
serious Judgment that the decision of
the interstate m commission
in the Spokane rate case will be a
most serious handicap to the shippers
and merchants of oregon and other
Pacific northwest cities" said Second
Vice President and Traffic chief j. NJ.
Hannaford, OF the Northern Pacific to-
day.
Il should perhaps condition that
statement" continued Mr. Hannaioru,
by saving tina the blow win be ox-
.ceedingly severe to Portland IN case
the decision Is not modified by the
commission or contested by the rail
roads. As to the details OF what VIII
happen. | don't believe any railroad
mar could say at present. We don't
know where we are at and we don't
know whether we are going to have
to fight or a frolic ON our hands.
He continued
.tY es the railroads really have some
thing to worry about as a result OF
this fa%r-reaching ruling, but we know
lust what ii is Ii will be out OF the
question to predict what action the
railroads viii take. My limited study
of II Is thai this city and our coast
cities viii be worry hard hit II the
decision is obeyed by the railroads.
Asked If the decision in the Spokane
case would require a general read
justment OF all west bound transcoil-
tincntal rates. Vice-presidcnt Hanna
ford replied, that he was at q loss
to express himself on that point. He
minated that the ruling was so far
reaching in its effects that 1t would
have to be made the subject of most
serious and careful analysis by both
traffic, and legal departments of the
railroad. 70 arrive at any decision as
To the future course of the railroads..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

New York, March 9-Thc London
copper market was higher with spot
quoted at G56. les. Cd and futures at
Est. los. Locally the market was dun
and unchanged but considerable busi-
ness is said to have been done re-
Gently for foreign shipment. Lake IS
quoted at $12.S7~ 1921 y; electro
lytic at $12.5OM 1915 and casting at
$12.37 " Ml2.6GE.
Lead declined to Els, Is Sd In Lon
don. The local market was steady
and a shade better at SS.S5 3,97 y .
Spelter declined to eel, los in Lon
don. The local market was steady
at s4.72h 4.77k. Bar silver, SOS;
Mexican dollars. A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

Pittsburg. March 9.-Several Pitts
burg bankers were called before Dis
trct Attorney Blakcley today in an cf-
fort to discover other evidence of
councilmanic graft in this city. The
names OF the men were not made
public. 1t is said that the remaining
councilmcn arrested in connection
the graft scandal will be placed
trial next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
JUDGE ANDERSON
RULES AGAINST
GOVERNMENT
Government Prosecution Of
Standard Oil for Relating
Gets Death Blow in Federal
Court at Chicago,

A6F '"Nf
Chicago. March a-Thc govern
mont's ease of the rc-trial of the stan
dard OIL company, OF Indiana. which
so far has Jared SO unfortunately in
Judge Andcrson's court, narrowly
avoided a death blow today Judgs
Anderson held that the government
must prove that there WAS "a standard
rate for oil shipments between Whit
ing, Indiana, and East st. Louis. AZ
tho time OF the offcnsTs. with which
the defendant * charged, and that
the defendant. knowingly accepted a
lower secret rate. Tho court dcclar-
ed that the government must con-
vince him that il would be able 10
prove this.
Judge Anderson's ruling VIII. Il IS
said. compel the government 10 ask
for leave To- amend the Indictment.
Although The government counsel did
not directly state thar % refusal 10
allow this amendment To- be- made,
would be q death blow to the pros
ccution. their admissions made this
Inference obvious. Court adjourned
until tomorrow. at The governments
request
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
CARTHAGE W0RSTS
SCHOOL OF MINES
Game Of Baseball
Season in Coal Town Results
in Score of 10 to 2 Against.
the Miners,
Correspondence. to Morning. Journal

Carthage. y. ~. March The
baseball season opened here today
with a game between the New Mexico
School Of Mines and Carthage. which
resulted In "A victory for Carthage by
score of IS to > The Socorro boys
were unable 10 score more frequently
ccoun of their inability to con-
meet with the horsehide. while the
Carthage boys banged the leather
Lyons. Of Socorro. pitched "a
game. but lacked control. He
was relieved in the seventh inning
by Hilton. who pitched the remain
der Of the game
Lopez. who was on the slab for
Carthage. handed them UP I'm "old
form" t. the grief Of the So
zorro boys. Carter. for Socorro
caught a pretty game. as did Edwards
Tor Carthage
Batteries Secorro Lyons. Hilton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
Boston Wool Market.

Boston, March 9.-The arrival Of
the new clip from Arizona has help.
cd out the local wool stock to some
extent but prices hold very firm and
sales are light.
Secured values. Texas fine, IL
months, 62M65: fine. 6 to S months,
53M55; fine fail As 30.
Territory - Fin staple 63165;
fine medium staple, 60I62; fine
clothing 6OM62; fine medium cloth
ing Sc ass; half blood 60@63. three
tighths blood 56I5S; quarter blood
80 ass.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
SIMPLE REMEDY roR IA GRIPPE

In grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneumo-
mia Folcy's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs 50 that no SER
ious results need be feared. The gen
uinc FOley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is In a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. j. II.
OI,ielly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

Chicago. March Following a
break in prices in the session the
wheat market rallied sharply today.
the May delivery advancing nearly 3
cents above the low point of the day.
Tho close was almost at the top with
prices showing net gains of y 10 J
ak cents. Corn, oats n proVl-
also closed strong.
The wheat market closed Win May
tt5h and July at 1913 r..
The corr market closed with Ma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
CANTALOUPE GROWERS SHOULD LOSE
NO TIME IN SIGNING UP CONTRACTS

Is Confident That One Hundred and Fifty Acres
Viii Be Signed Up in Short Time, But Prompt Corpora
ton of Every Man Who Has Any Suitable Land Is Needed
to Make First Season a Big Success; Contracts May Be
Found at Morning Journal Office or offices Of Col. John
Borradale and III {. Elder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
ST Louis MnnI

st. Louis, March 9.-Wool firm;
medium grades. combing and clothing
light fine 17m20; heavy fine
tub washed 20m34.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

at 50 u and July at 6SA.
Oats closed with May at 50 = a OF
and July at so Is,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

W ISNWTTSTT VFTTVTTT : :
Total sales for the day 1900
shares.
Bonds were irregular; total sales
par value $3,296, 900.
United States bonds rs registered
3s registered and the four's coupon
advanced one-fourth per cent on call
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

New Orleans, March 9.-Spot cot
ton steady. unchanged; middling 9H
cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
ST. Louis Spclter.

st. Louis. March 9.-Lead firm,
s3.S503,90; spelter firm, S.6J.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

and Garter. Carriages Lopez ana Ed.
wards.
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AND
COMMERCE
Wall street.

Now York. March 9.-The stock
market shows with growing elearness
that substantial financial interests
are holding aloof, Yesterdays was
the smallest days business since the
period preceding the national election
and the character of the market from
week end to week n is even more
like that of last summer before the
nationa convention had been held
than the prediction period.
Financial authorities consider that
the United States district court deci-
sion yesterday against the Missouri
rate law is of far reaching impor-
lance, not only to the railroads di-
rectly concerned but in its indication
of the judicial safe guards against
similar legislation elsewhere. The at
tempt today TO extend the moderate
effect of this decision which was felt
Yesterday proved futile. Its influ-
ence may have been impaired by the
news of a similar measure in prog
ress in the Kansas legislature and by
an attempt to pass a new two-cent
fare bill in Pennsylvania or by the
consideration that the deciison is sub
ject to appeal.
The slump in American Ice after a
sudden advance accompanied by in
d%ustrious tipping. gave an example of
a tip gone wrong and served as a
warning of its danger. The effect
was ban on the tone of the market.
Vague rumors of a coming bond is
sue by the Missouri Pacific and the
Union Pacific had a moderate
strengthening effect for a time but
did not last. The beginning of gold
exports to London was of little effect
on the money market as has been the
outgo of gold to Argentina but was
interesting as marking the first ship.
ments of the metal direct to London
from New York since before the f.
nancial panic of 1907.
London bore most of the strain of
the %conyulsive demand for gold from
New York in the panic and drew
on the continental centers to replcn-
ish its supplies.
When the current of the move
ment shifted from New York again
London used its command of the
movement to divert the gold to other
centers in payment of its obligations.
Closing stocks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

is the proper food, but only a
little at first.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
ADMITTED
TO THE LONDON
RUGBY UNION
World Touring Football Teams
VIII Make Cardinal Players
Opponents in Contests

J STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. T.
Stanford university has been admitted
to full membership in the London Rug
by union, the most important Rugby
organization in the world. Graduate
Manager j. E. Stewart of the student
body is in receipt of communication
from the officials to this effect. The
application to enter the ranks of this
international organization was made
several months ago by the local eXecu-
tive committee of the associated stu
dents, and the letter received recently
is the first notice had here.
1t was mainly through the efforts
of Reggie Woodward, the we'll known
Vancouver Rugby enthusiast, that
Stanford was admitted to place in
the central governing body of interna-
tional Rugby. Woodward, as the rep
resentative of the union in western
America, has been in a position to as
sist materially.
The advantages accruing from hold
ing card In the English athletic body
are many. Especially will the cardinal
be drawn into closer relations with
pionship teams to compete with the
leading ffteenS of other sections of
the world. Instead of arranging
matches indirectly through Vancouver,
as has been necessary in the past, the
Rugby union, which has charge of the
schedules of the world touring mem
bers, will make the cardinal a regular
opponent for all fifteens coming this
way.
Manager Stewart was unable to con-
of the ''Wallabies" yesterday. Pending
the receipt of news of the present
whereabouts of that team no definite
contract can be entered into.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
High School Athletics

Frank Abbott. a former California track man,
will coach the Los Angeles high school track
team the coming season. Abbott is well known
for his brilliant work on the college oval and
should lead the southern boys TO victory.
Athletes at the Pomona college are scarce for
the coming events in the south. Track season at
the college opened last Tuesday, and several
Of Pomona's best men have left Spurger, the
Minger, Himrod and Pierce. their coach. Brader.
trainer for the college, will coach the men this
season.
st. Vincent's baseball team will meet the
teams of Stanford and California in the near
future. Most of last years veterans will re-
main the team. so they will probably give
the college boys hard games.
The Occidental college Of southern California
claims the championship of that part of the
from a trip around the southern part of the
state and defeated the teams of every high
school and college. Beginning next Monday the
teams viii start the interclass tournament The
faculty will not permit the goods to have a
team and there Is much disappointment, as all
the other schools have girls team
season from the local high schools went to col
lege- Trowbridge of wilmerding pitcher for
the nine Of that school. will not go to college.
but TO work. and 1t Is the same with Morton
Of Commercial. the last basket ball captain.
Graf of Alameda will take post grad,Iate
course and pitch for the baseball team Tom
Lain. the Lowell man and holder OF the amateur
swimming championship, Is undecided about
what he will do.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
Fleet Hounds Matched to
Course Sunday

There win be two good stakes on
the card at Ingleside coursing park
Sunday. the class event of "a entries
and the open stake in which the same
snumber OF dogs will compete. In addi-
tion the two unfinished stakes left
lover from last Sunday viii be decided.
Following is the result Of last nights
draw.
Glass stake-Colonel North VS.. Rear Admiral
iCountry Girl Ring Lady; Wildwood VS.. Joe
Dempsey The Crowd Golden 1ralee: L NJ N
VS. Mr.. L0ngers; Curry Anna Belle; Go
Ashore Sister; Mainstay VS.. Tralee's Best
Tom L NaybOy; Speedway Georgetown;
fonondagO Royal Gold: I II vs.. Tralee Lad
open stake-iOur Porter Stanley r; GElte-
more vs.. Old Peach; Third Rail Rabbit Jen-
ikins; Wild Bug Young Johnnie; Crystal VS..
Gentle Ann: 0rbF VS.. Winnie O'Connor; GalcOyer
VS. Lady kelp; Queen d vs.. Iron House; Merry
Widow vs.. Master Lane: Hollywood VS.. Young
fCl0verdale; Wild Mamie VS.. POngenie: Billy 3e-
laney vs.. Trslee's Last: Invincible SeQuoia
iIeldame Conductor; The Widow vs. Eflbe
ROyal: Dolly Bishop Jack Tevelin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
Arcadia Results

First race. five and half furlongs purse
1bor. il4 tPagel, % to /. won: Woolwinder.
IL tShillng), 16 to 5. second; Jane Laurel. 112
(Rfce). to l. third. Time. O6 As. Mr.
Bishop. Emperor William. Mi Derecho. Melton
Cloth. Allen Lee. Chaffnch. Hamper finished as
named
Second race. three furlongs, purse 2 year
olds-Frank G.. Hogan. 107 tShilling), to L.
won; Virgie Case. 100 (Powers). 9 to 10 sec
ond: Don Franco. 100 (Booker) z to l. third
Time, IA 10. Domithilda. Helma S. Chalum
Wicket Lass. King Of Yolo Meltondale, finished
as named.
Third race furlongs, selling-Yanen "a
(Fainl. 80 to l. won: ST. Kilda. 90 (Wilson),
$ TO l, second; Third Rail- 90 tPage), to g.
third. Time. 1:26 So. Calves. Ardis. Ed B.
Bon Ton. Henry of Shennamere. finished as
named.
Fourth race seven furlongs selIing-John Car
roll. 103 tTreubell. to 2. won; Hasty Agnes
9S tPage). 10 l. second: Center Shot, 1Ol
Clark. to l. third. Time. 1: "a 3-5. Molesey
Andvari. Mark Anthony III. Ida May, Cloyne
Rapid Water. finished as named.
Fifth race. and three -sixteenths miles
selling-Animus. 100 (Powers). 8 to s. won I:
Black Mate. 105 (WiIson), 2 TO 1. second: J. c.
Clem. 106 (king). to 1. third. Time 1853 4-5
Wuerzberger also ran.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs. purse
Adriuche. 100 (McGeel. to l. won; Shirley
Rossmore. 9s tPagel. 25 to 1. second; Golly
Ding. 104 tShilling). IL to 8 third. Time
LOS 20. Colonel Bob, Halket. finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
Arcadia Gossip
[Speeiol Dispatch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES, Jan 7-Despits persistent
rumors to the contrary, Center Shot will not
be shipped to Emeryville to start In the Follans-
decided this afternoon that the time was TOO
short hurried shipment would do the mare
no good and add nothing to her chances of
be kept at Santa Anita and will in all prob
ability be starter in the Glendora handicap.
The Walker mare is notorius bleeder, having
bled In her last previous race, when she was
a not faVorite Owing to this the public fought
shy of her in her race today, very little money
going on her at 10 to g. On the way to the
post Judge Hamilton took the precaution to
examine the mares nostrils to satisfy himself
that there was nothing wrong with her.
Rule 1s5 of the Pacific Jockey club has been
printed on large placard and posted promi-
reference to the penalty to be imposed on any
person onering Jockey, except through his
contract employer or his trainer a greater fee
TO ride than Is provided by the rules of the
Jockey club. Riders are also cautioned in this
rule against demanding or accepting a fee for
riding greater than allowed by the rules.
Clarence Irish arrived today from New York
OF the season on Domithilda in the baby race
and was accorded ovation by the occupants
OF the stand on his way to the post.
Frank G. Hogan in the second race equaled
the track record for three furlongs, running the
distance in "a l-5.
There is no possibility of Jack Atkin being
shipped TO Emeryville to start in the Folansbee
handicap. The horse is a nonmudder, and
Trainer Brandt has decided TO keep him here
for the present at least
Racehorses are scarce at Ell Paso at present.
telegram was received at Santa Anita today
requesting the immediate shipment of racers
to the Texas track.
Gorlo breezed mile today In 1:42 in prep
aration for Saturdays handicap. Orbicular
fnd
for the same race.
The once great sprinter Colonel Bob will not
be seen in action for some time. The Alvey
colt was fractions at the post in the sixth race
and out Starter Dwyer's patience. The
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
Workouts at Emeryville

January TRACK muddy. outside sticks.
Botanist-Half In :55 40.
Arasee-Mile In 1857 1-5.
Mitre-Five-eighths in 1:12.
Sewell-Three-fo in 1:22 2-5.
Glib C-Half in :56 40.
Stroke and Toll Box-Half In 80.
Cambyses-Five- -eighths in I'LL
FL Pavo-Three- -eighths in 80
Sheriff Foley-Fiye-eigh In Ito.
Buchanan-Three-f -fourths In IA As.
Nadzu-Mile in 1:56.
Neva Lee-Five- -eighths In I'LL.
High Private-Half in :5t As.
Milford-Five-eighth in 1:10 3-5
Escamado-Three-e -eighths in :43 3-5.
0togo-Three-eig in 80.
Osceola-Three fourths in 1:25.
Little Jane-Three-eighths in :43 BIS
Dangerous Girl-Five- -eighths in lilo rs.
Gypsy King-Five-eighths in ITO 1-5.
Princess David-Half in :55.
Apt and Firmament-Half in :52.
Fulletta-Quarter in :54.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
PIKERs ENJOY A
BANNER DAY AT
ARCADIA
Only One FaV0rife Wins and
Two of Races Are Captured
by 90 to Shots
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES. Jan. THE pikers
had banner day of it at the Arcadia
racetrack yesterday and must have
beaten the book makers out of little
money, but the talent and the general
public Jared badly, for only one favor
ite won and that was Animus in the
fifth race at odds of to 5.
Form players were badly out of line.
and about the only consolation the good
sized crowd had was in seeing close
finishes in all the events. There was
no feature.
Two big surprises came In the vic
tory of Ybor in the first race at odds
of SO to /, and in Vanen in the third
at so to l. The fields in both of these
races were very ordinary. and 1t was
hard work to pick winner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
FORM BASKET BAIL LEAGUE

BERKELEY, Jan. IA basket ball
league has been formed by the men of
Eve OF the leading Berkeley churches,
znd q series Of games in the new
1eague are planned for the spring
months. The winner viii challenge the
winning church team OF the Oakland
league with the local Y NJ c. A the
league here is composed of teams from
i4he First Presbyterian, North Berkeley
congregational. First Baptist. Trinity
Methodist and the Friends
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
DE VAUX LOWERS
DEL MONTE RECORD
Clips Off Three Hours and
Twenty=eight Minutes From
Harvey's Time
BY K. K. PHommedieu

The record from San Francisco to
Del Monte and return was lowered
yesterday by Norman de Vaux in his
Auburn runabout The mark set last
Sunday by Harvey of 10 hours and 4C
minutes was lowered hours and 2S
minutes. De Vaux came through in
IL hours and IL minutes. The start was
made at $40 a. m. and the car shot
down Van Ness avenue before daylight
roads much worse than they were last
Saturday, when he went as far south
as Gilroy to look over the roads. The
rain of the first part of the week made
the roads seas of mud in places. In
fact, it was heavy going until after he
got over the San Juan grade.
About 16 miles out of Salinas he
reached good going. From there to Del
Monte he found that he could make
time. On the return he ran into rain
at Redwood City, which prevailed un-
til he reached the city limits.
This will give De VauX possession
of the Chanslor and Lyon cup and also
one Of the Del Monte cups. He will
keep the latter, while the former is to
be held until his record is lowered
This. De Vaux says. is not likely to
be done until the roads are in better
condition. He knows that with good
roads he can make the trip in much
quicker time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
FIRE-CONTRA COSTA-TIPSTER

: yeAF OIus.
Remarks.
Has run two promising races.
One race very good.
Lots of speed only start.
Fast. but quits.
Others have shown nothing.
b. c. Filigrane- Miss Phyllis.
b. +. Eddie Jones Mortgage.
Oh. (. Cunard-El Smith.
b. G. Pr. of Melbourne. The Brown I
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
Motorists Meet
This Evening

San Francisco motor club last even
ing. The meeting has been called for
this evening at the cIubrcoms. SOS
Golden Gate avenue. The members will
decide on several important questions.
among them being the adoption of club
colors, club flag and club pin.
H. L. Pelton, manager of the local
branch Of the Tourist. the California
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

M. A. Miller. took the first ride in it
Yesterday w. II. La Boyteaux has re-
ceived his Packard touring car. This
car is equipped in an unusual and at
tractiye manner. In Oakland Senator
Stetson's new Cadillac go" is exciting
considerable attention. The senator
congratulates himself that he is able
to drive his Cadillac after two after
Moons of instruction. as he had never
driven an auto before.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08
\ FIIILETTA-WARNER GRISWELI@PALADINI
: JOE RosEFoRsYTHE ENTRY


Remarks.
Apt a great mudder and at as fiddle.
Won his last start by IL lengths over heavy
track In east. beating Gambrinus Is lengths.
Billy Myers last race a promising
Beckham addicted to chronic soreness. Miss
Maz1oni likely to be right there. Exchequer
in nice shape Just now. Others up
against it,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

Mrs NJ. P. Jones has received her
Packard 1909 touring car. This is also
Afra1
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

The Calls Handicap Forecast
By J. K. Jefery
angs muddy track Deduct point for each pound
TROIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

+ . 1tdI UlNo.
Remarks
Trois Temp looks able to give the weight
away 10 this field. Hampass looms ms the
sure contender on his performance the only
time out Serenade is fast. but fsinthearted
Traffic win be closing stoutly when others
are stopping.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-08

Packards Are
Being Delivered