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Evening journal., 1909-11-11
WEATHER.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Thor1
will be local rains tonight or Friday
over the northern districts east Of the
Mississippi river while over the south +.
ern districts, general fair weather will
prevail.
Forecast I'll p. m. Friday;
For Delaware-Fair tonighti Friday
partly cloudy and warmers moderats
south to southwest winds.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
HALLOWEEN COMMITTEE
SUBMITS ITS REPORT

The collections and expenditures Of
the Halloween celebration are an
nounced by William Lawton, treasurer
OF the Halloween committee. The re-
port shows a balance Of S70.32, which
will be deposited in the North Ameri-
can Bank and Trust Company for use
next year. The balance from last
year was s95.12. The collections
amounted to S65s12.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
Mlaslnnaru Workers Maat.

The twenty-fourth annual conven-
tion Of the Womans Home Mission
airy Society Of the Wilmington Con-
ference is being held I'm Tome Menu
orial Church. Port Deposit, today. Many
Wilmingtonians are in attendance. Miss
Swartzheld, deaconess is present, as
also is the Misses Gould and Abrey
OF the Deaconess' Home in Wilmington.
This evening an address will be made
by Miss Christine Peterson, OF the
Baltimore Deaconess' Home.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
Mrs. oaIe Vietinn Of Raa erabbsr.

While Mrs. Howard Ogle was pass
ing Seventh and Washington streets
on Tuesday night a man grabbed her
handbag and escaped. Although the
purse contained but 81 Mrs. Ogle lost
considerable iewelry. The police are
- for the man.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
More Members for Eden Lodge,

Eden Lodge degree seam will con-
fer the third degree on fifteen candi-
dates this evening. The team will
do similar work for Philadelphia odd
Fellows on November 20, and for Mid
dletown, on December s. The lodge
is considering a trip to Unionville and
another TO Atlanta. Ga.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
MEMS CLUB TO SEE
PARISH HOUSE PLANS

The Mems Club of Trinity p. E.
Church will meet in the parish house
on Monday night. At the meeting the
Rev. +. NJ. Kirkus. rector OF the par
ish, win exhibit the accepted plans
for the proposed new parish house,
and to tell the men something Of the
power which he thinks such an agency
will have in furthering the work of
the parish Mr.. Kirkus says il is a
movement which can easily succeed II
everybody's cooperation is obtained
Evening journal., 1909-11-11
Autoists Complain Of DUSTY Roads.

Automobile owners are again COM
planning of the dusty condition of
county roads and are talking Of ap-
pealing TO the State Legislature for a
law to compel the turnpike owners
to sprinkle the roads with Oil
Evening journal., 1909-11-11

Veterans Hold Special Meeting.
Phil Sheridan Post. G. A. r.. held a
special meeting last night. Many vet
Grams attended.
Evening journal., 1909-11-11

The man who feels that
II will not pay 10 advertise
his business, needs TO find
out what Is fhe matter with
his business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
SERMON BY
RABBI CHAPMAN
On Subject "Fear Of Criticism
Our Undue Regard For.
Fashion, Custom and Public.
Opinion"

Rabbi Chapman viii present the
second and concluding part of the sub
icct, Fear Of Criticism or, Undue Rec
gard for Fashion. Custom and Public
opinion" at Temple Albert. this ORR
day) evening. The service viii COM
mcncc at 7;f5 O'Clock. Notwithstand-
ing Dr.. Chapman's open invitation to
everybody TO attend the services at
the Temple whenever services arc held
there, he has received many messages
and has been asked many questions
lately, but especially during the past
week.. as to whether his invitation in
cludes the public generally. He takes
this opportunity Of assuring every
body DESTROYS of attending any Of the
services in his, or any other Jewish
place of worship in this or any other
city. that they are most welcome at
times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
PUPILS DECLARE A
BOYCOTT
Young HopefuIs in Ward
School Refuse to Attend But
Change Minds After Nego-
tiationS.


Declaring that they had not receive
ed a square dcal from their teacher.
some sixteen small boys ana girls In u
room in the First ward school went
out on a strikc-or a boycott--thc ear
~ part OF the week. This action was
taken after mature delibcration and
solemn council. a declaration of indie
pendenec being signed with a formal
protest against the tyranny of The IN
structing class in general.
Negotiations were Immediately
opened vigorously. to which strikers.
parents and teachers were parties. AS
a result some fourteen youths yestef-
day decided to sign a scale which. it
is said, however, guarantees neither
hours nor easier lessons. Two
others who refused to acccdc to terms
were unccrcmoniously licked, and as
far as can be learned no further trtc-
ton Is anticipated-at least open hos
wtilities are believed highly Improbable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
|1ERAIURE ON
LINCOLN
Good List of Books and Mag
zine Articles Available in Pub
lie Library; Celebration to Be
Interesting,

The librarian at the city library an
nounces a splendid list of books and
magazine articles on the subject of the
life and death of Abraham Lincoln,
whose birthday is to be celebrated APP
propriately in this city next month,
Preparations are being made to make
this a nota Bile occasion In Albuuuer-
que. The following list may furnish
assistance 90 persons seeking informa-
ton about the martyr president aud
his life:
Haygood-Lincoin. the Man Of the
People.
LoweIl-I.incoln (See his my Study
Windows'D.
Mable-The Youth of Lincoln tSec
his "Heroes Every child should
Know'').
Decentralization Lincoln stories
and Speeches.
Morse-Abraham Lincoln CAmeri-
can statesmen series).
Putnam,Children's Life OF .Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Magazine Articles.
Assassination of Lincoln: McClurcs,
Dec. 1908.
Centennial of Lincoln and Darwin;
North American. July, 1908.
Lincoln and Prohibition; %IIarper's
Weekly. Oct. "a. 1908.
Lincoln's First Letter of Acceptance.
Worlds Work. sept. 1905.
Lincoln's Message to Young Men;
Arena. May. 1908.
He Knew Lincoln. American Maya
zine. Feb. 1907.
Lincoln As | Knew Him; .Harpcr's
Weekly. July, 1907.
Lincoln-Douglas Debate at quincy,
H.. McClure's. Jan. 1907.
Lincoln in the Telegraph office;
Century. May-Sept.. 1907.
Lincoln on His own story Telling;
Century. Feb, 1907.
Lincoln Souvenir in the South Cen
fury. Feb, 1907.
Lncoln's Last Day; Harper's. Sept
1907.
Lincoln's Offer Of a Command to
Garibaldi; Century. Nov, 1907.
Lincoln's Parable, Harpcr's Weekly,
sept. Z. 1907.
%Physiognomy Of Lincoln. McCluro's,
Aug. 1907.
"reminiscences OF Abraham Lincoln;
Worlds Work. Feb. 1907.
Talk About Lincoln. American
Feb, 1907.
why Lincoln Wa Not Renominat-
ed by. Acclamation; Century, Feb,
1907.
L%incoln's Policy or Mercy: Atlantic,
1905.
Impressions of Lincoln, ~Scribncr's.
March. 1906.
Lincoln As ! Knew HIM (Crook),
Iiarpcr's. Dec, 1906.
Park of Patriotism, the Lincoln
Farm, Review of Reviews. Nov. 1906,
Tribute to the Gettysburg
Speech, Scribner's. July, 1906.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
How the Line Officers Opposed
Steam.

As further Illustrating this point OF
giving ~sca-going officers complete
control. IL Is "A matter OF history and
official record that during Grants
first term his secretary Of the navy.
Boric. for a time turned the actual
administration over To- Admiral Por-
ter. Admiral Porter vas a sailor In
the strict chronological scncc of the
term. in that he believed there was
nothing like sails. As soon as he was
in authority he caused the four.
bladed propcilcrs of the vessels to be
removed and replaced by two-bladed
ones. in order hat the ships might
mancuvcr better under sail. The In
efficiency thereby brought about Is. Of
course. apparent to m engineer. as
the size OF the propeller opcsing al
fixed and the twO-bladed screw could
If0r be made large enough.
A few years later, in a report 10 the
department. he actually claimed that
the vessels were faster under steam
with the mutilated screws. The facts.
OF course. were just the reverse. and
when his Influence became less, prop
or propellers were again fitted. This
was when ne was still in his prime.
and his Judgment was. at least. not
impaired by age. About twenty years
later. when Roach cruisers were being
built. the dear old man. then over
seventy. went before the naval COM
and said that the plans OF these
were wrong. because they had
only auxiliary sail power. In his
they should have been given
fun said power. with stcam as an aux
iliary. He was stiil a. sailor. The
world had not moved for him.-En-
cheering Magazine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
CALIFORNIA PLACES
BAN ON TURF
GAMBLERS
INJECTING Bill Modelled AZ
fer New York Statute Passes
House, Sure to Become Law


n "
Sacramento, Cal, Jan 2l.-Develop-
rents in the fight being made by the
,aeo track interests to prevent the en-
a1tment in this state Of a aw similar
=, Tho one passed in New York, known
a : the Hughes law. prohibiting betting
=, ,aees. showed this afternoon that
,,ltbin a short period it would be ready
a. Inc signature of Governor Gillett.
rho assembly passed the measure to-
49,. nv a vote Of 81 to 10. Lieutenant
Governor Warren +. Potter said this
.,.oninp that there was no doubt of
ne massage I'm the senate Governor
ciflett has repeated several times the
stotemeut that he would sign any bill
nrohibiting gambling that might come
n him from the legislature. The race
track interests are not hopeful of de-
LAYING final action more than a week.
Notice was given by Assemblyman
Grove L. johnson that he would move
IN reconsider the vote on the bill to-
marrow but that motion Will meet the
same fate as a half dozen other mo-
lions made by opponents of the bill.
The Walker-Otis anti-race track bill
will become effective sixty days after
II has been signed by the governor.
From the present indications the race
tracks VIII be able to finish the present
season before the law goes into effect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
NEW YEAR
USHEREO IN
Fragrance of Joss Sticks and
Muchee Chop Suey Mark
Advent of the Celestial Water
Wagon,

Yesterday witnessed the advent of
the Chinese New Year. the date upon
which the official Monaghan water
wagon backs up and heads in when
all good Cinnamon turn over . new
leaf, pay all their debts and forgive
all their enemies. The day was APP
propriately celebrated by the Chinese
population of Albuquerque yesterday.
and last night a number of the Chin
csc citizens gathered in the chop suey
restaurant at u ~typically Celestial ban
quet' After the feast was over and
the punk had been burned. those
present discussed at some length va
rious topics. such as the answer to
the question. How old was Tsi An
and advanced theories as to the real
cause of the recent change OF dynasty
in China.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
ANTI-JAPANESE LAWS
FOREDOOMED TO FAILURE

Sacramento. Cal. Jan 21,-Gcver-
nor Gillett replied today that there
was to be no legislation against the
japanese so far as he could see at this
session of the legislature.
He has not decided to address the
members of the legislative body in a
special message nor does he deem
such action necessary in view of the
vide publication Of the wishes of the
federal authorities. The governor has
received a letter from Secretary Root
bearing upon the Japanese question
but declines to make it public on the
ground that Secretary Root consid-
ers the letter as of a confidential char
acter, as have been several other let
tiers on the same subject tina the Sec
rotary has sent the governor recently
Assemblyman Grove L.. Johnson's
bill providing for the segregation of
japanese within municipalities was
fayora bly, reported today but all such
measures will be held in allegiance an
Ill next Wednesday morning for which
day they are a special order.
II is said upon reliable authority
that even should all the anti-Japanese
measures pass the assembly the sem
ate viii not endorse them and as the
has declared himself against
Them there seems little likelihood Of
their becoming laws.
The bills now before the assembly
scggregatcs japanese rcsidentially as
well as educationally and prohibits
their owning land or being directors
Of corporations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
CONSPIRACY TO DRIVE
OUT SHEEP COMPANY
Sensation Expected to Follow Arrest
of Cattlcmcn.

Bollcfourche, 5. D.. Jan 21.=Fol-
loving confessions said to have been
secured from the leaders following the
arrest of nine prominent stockmen OF
Crook county. Wyoming. sensational
revelations are expected. The men
under arrest are Isaac. Andrew and
Samuel Mexican, -. w Mosbargcr.
George Martin. Stanley Baugh. j. C.
Mulhollnnd. TORY Zimmerschicd and
4. o. Squiers. They are charged with
being members of a secret band OF
stockmcn organized to drive out a
sheep company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
BADGES for Pistol Carriers.

In the state of Georgia. renowned
alike for its complete emancipation
from the rum habit M the fiery ma
ture of some of its leading citizens, a
proposition is In the air legally to com
pei all persons who carry concealed
weapons to wear badges. the same to
be made after a design approved by
the legislators. 1t is Il remarkably
good idea. and we regret to note that
it has been received with disrespect,
would be marked as a person to be
greeted With urbanity or avoided al
together. Chivalry would be on a new
basis. Such trifing details as the size
Of the badge, its proper color Cred has
been suggested as the symbol of cour-
age) can be determined in the debate
upon the bill when it is put before the
Georgia legislature.
OF course. the badge must be worn
conspicuously, and always when its
owner is in public. 1t may not be
worn under a coat lapel or on the
waistcoat With the coat buttoned over
it. The suggestion that It should be
pinned to the wearcr's back is merely
frivolous, He might then safely shoot
and pass on, and the victim would not
kno of the danger he might have
avoided until with dying eyes he gazed
on the decorated back of his assassin.
it is a good idea for a law.
Georgia has been unable properly to
enforce its existing law against carry
ing concealed weapons, and therefore
u new law to protect the lives OF
.peaceablc citizens is needed. The more
laws a state has the harder the law
yers must work, and work is benefc-
ial.-New York Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22

hands of the aforesaid politicians and
! demands at the hands of this board
the allovanc of such fees as he Is
lawfully entitled to and no more.
That computed upon the basis of
| the law In effect when this claimant
took office. he Is entitled TO receive
and retain as and for his fees for
the collection Of taxes aforesaid. the
sum of S~l9.S41.S7. that he has re-
ceivea and retained the same, and
hereby reports to this board and
| makes a claim against the county
therefor and demands an order and
warrant of this board approving II
directing that he be entitled to re-
ceiye and retain as and for his fees as
collector as aforesaid. the said sum of
%sfa.S4f.S7. less the sum of $43I.l3
heretofore audited ana allowed MN.
This sum includes the amoun u
this claimant as fees FOR territorial
taxes. collected BY him and. as he Is
informed and believes, are to pc ad-
iusted and allowed by the board.
This claimant further respectfully
states to this board that he is advised
that he can not without prejudice TO
his rights. surrender and turn over the
funds In dispute at TINS time, put ne
has placed all such funds In a speciai
deposit in the state National bank
and viii leave them in such special
deposit until III validity of the above
named provision of the territorial
statute. and the rights of MS claim
ant TO such moneys, a be determin-
ed in a regular proceeding in the
courts. /.
That accompanying this petition ana
claim and made a part hereof, are his
books of ccoun as treasurer OF Bern
alillo county showing the various sums
received by him in that capacity, and
the disposition thereof, the persons to
whom. and the purposes for which, re-
mitted, the amounts still in his hands,
and the amount of his fees, as therein
claimed, all Of which he presents to
this honorable board for audit and al
lowance and approval, to the end that
he may be released. receive his legal
compensation and have his bond dis
charged. for which he respectfully
prays the action of this board.
Done this 18th day Of January.
1903. JOHN ).
Treasurer and Collector
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
GLEE CLUB SIM S
At DEDICATION
New Varsity Organization viii
Make First Appearance at
Ceremonies on the Hill To-
morrow.

The newly organized University of
New Mexico glec club. numbering
sixteen or eighteen voices, and under
the direction of Miss Lillian Elwood
the well known vocalist. VIII make its
first public appearance OF the year
Saturday afternoon at the dedication
of Rodey hall at the varsity. The
glee club will sing The Clang of the
Forge" and "The Song of the Viking"
and as 1t Is composed of the best mu-
steal talent Of the varsity its part in
the program will add greatly to the
interest and pleasure of the occasion.
Professor Gibbon is manager of the
club, which has been busily rehears-
ing for some time past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
ACTRESS TESTIFIES
FOR MRS, K, C, GOULD

New York, Jan. 2l.-AnOthcr dcpo-
sitlon in the case Of Mrs. Katherine
clcmmons Gould, who is suing How
ara Gould for a separation on tho
ground of cruelty and n%on-support
was tilcd today. 1t was that OF May
Robson, the actress. and was taken by
q referee appointed by the supreme
court.
Miss Robson dcposed that she had
known Mrs, Gould for five or six
years. and had been her guest at Cas-
Tie Gould and at several lunchcons.
while in Philadelphia in October.
i9v6' she had attended a supper at the
hoHcvuc-Stratford given by Mrs.
you'd. She and Dustin Farnum, the
actor.
in' witness was asked whether she
nad remained with Mrs. Gould that
night but said She could not be posi-
I'VE although she recollccted occupy
hS a twin bed with Mrs. Gould on one
occasion.
me day after the supper. which
was on saturday, she said she again
saw Mrs. Gould. and that night had
''iHcthlng to eat with her. She did
,ot remember whether Farnum was
'"u,r that night. but thought he a
Next day. she said. our party. in
'uuIhg Farnum. motored down to At
,"nuc CITY and went to a hotel. Mrs.
pould had a headache and stayed in
"'r rooms while VIC went out on the
po'ru walk. That night we all dined
" MIS- Gould's rooms. 7 don't re-
"'noer whether | slept with Mrs
'ould that night or not
Dld YOU witness any misconduct
vi inc part of Mrs. Gould with Far
"u"l on any Of these occasions" ask
w. Clarenee J. Shearn, counsel for
Mrs Gould.
why replied Miss Robson. Il
"~ absolutely nothing that was not
~'Silke and correct i'm every detail.
ivy were just friendly. We we're all
friendly together"
"i's ROBSON was asked IL she had
,e' seen Mrs. Gould intoxicated. and
~ replied in the negative. she never
'"u heard any discussion about a ring
"u 10 have been given to Farnum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
Territory Of New Mexico,

Territory OF New NeNlcoi
County of Bernalillo. IS.
John :. Beaven, being duly sworn.
saws he Is the claimant named in and
who signed the foregoing account and
petition of claim that the facts there
in alleged are. in all respects. correct
and true to the knowledge of this de-
ponent. except as to the matters there
in stated to be upon information and
belief, and as to those matters, he
believes it to be Il
That there is due aud owing this
claimant from the county Of Bcrnai-
lilo, as and for his fees as collector
and treasurer, as therein set forth, the
sums stated in the said petition and
there are no offsets or counterclaims
thereof, to the knowledge, informa-
ton and belief of this deponcnt. and
the services therein charged for have
been rendered by this %deponcnt.
JOHN S. BEAVEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
his 18th day of January. 1903.
WINNIFRED A.. KILBOuRNE,
Notary Public. Bernalillo County.
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
THE SAN FRANCISCO
TEAM COMING
Basket Ball Game Being Ar
ranged Between Locals and
Aggregation from California
City; Las Vegas Here To-
morrow,

If tho attendance at the basketball
game between the Big Five team OF
Las Vegas, and the Albuquerque Ath-
letic club team tomorrow night, is en-
c%ouraging, it is possible that the loca.
basketball fans will complete arrange
ments for 4 game with the Pony team
of san Francisco. which is scheduled
to pass through Albuquerque en- route
to the east within the next few weeks.
win McMillin. business of
the Athletic team. received a letter
from 7. b. Downing, manager of the
Ponies. yesterday, containing the in
formation hat the aggregation was
completing an eastern schedule and
would like TO meet the Albuquerque
basketball team. in the event a salts
factory guarantee for expenses could
be arranged. No definite action will
be taken by the local boys. however,
until after the game to be played Sat
urday night has been successfully fin
anced. The Big Five team viii ar
rive on the limited tomorrow ready
for the fray. 1t is said thai the
Meadow City boys are classy basket
bail players and viii give the locals
q fast game. The Athletics are prac-
ticing s~trenuously. however. and will
be In good trim for the contest. The
expense OF bringing the visiting team
here is considerable and the general
public. including basketball fans and
those who have never seen a basket
ball game, should attend the exhibit
lion saturday night. ON account of
he downtown employees being on duty
intil ? O'Clock on Saturdays, the game
will not start until shortly after that
lour
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
PROHIBITION GETS
SET BACK IN TEXAS
rest Vote shows Temperance Forces
Lack Needed Strength In
Legislature.

Austin. Texas, Jan. 21.-Thosc IA
voring the submission Of a state wide
prohibition amendment succeeded to-
day in having further consideration OF
the measure In the house deferred I'M
til February 4. Test votes have shown
the prohibition people to be several
votes short Of the required two-thirds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
Best Cough Cure

4 h~alf-ounce OF Virgin oil of Pine.
tao ounces Of Glyccrlne and a half
pint of Whiskey. mixed. will cure any
cough that Is durable and break a cold
In - hours. Take a ~teaspoonful every
four hours. Ask your druggist for the
genuine Ieach's Virgin oil OF Pine
compound cure. prepared and guaran-
teed by the Leach Chemical Co.. Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
BIDS WANTED.

Bids VIII be received by the clerk
of the board OF county commissioners
Of Bernaliilo county up to Saturday.
January 30th. 1909. for the furnishing
Of a street sprinkler to said county.
Said bids will be opened on Monday.
February LIST. 1909. The commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order OF the board.
A. II. WALKER. Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
Round House EmpIoyc Killed.

La Junta, Colo. Jan. 2i.-william
Higgins. employed as an engine
hostler at the Santa Re round house.
was caught between an engine cab
and the round house door today and
was instantly killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
WILL ASK CITY COUNCIL
FOR DETENTION HOSPITAL
BcrnalilIO County Medical Society
ADOPTS Resolution Asking for rs
tablishmcnt Of Important Institu-
ton.

At a meeting of the B%crnalillo Coun-
IS Medical Society. held in DR.. John
x. Haynes office Wednesday night.
the following resolution. presented by
Dr. I. O. Rice. was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved. That the city council be
requested by the Bernalillo County