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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
AMATEUR AVlAT0RS DO
STUNTS AT EAST ST. LOUIS

East 81 Louis, IN july III. ".
Curzon. In "a Farman biplane won two
prizes at the first national aviation
meet Cor noNices. which opened here
today. He made three flights. and in
the second and third won the debut
prize OF 500 with a distance Of l13
yards. and the Daily prize Of 500
with O. distance of 322 yards. His
first flight was 92 Yards He expects
10 make other trials tomorrow.
Several OF the other entrants got
their machines out today. hut J.. X.
Sparkling. Of GRAFTON. ~. was the only
one TO attempt a flight. In trying to
get Off the ground, the steering gea
Of his machine got out OF order and
wrecked the forward plane. The dam
age VAS slight mi he will be ready To-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
JOY RIDERS MUST
ANSWER BEFORE
THE CAD|
Youths Who Wound u
Evening With Imitation Wa
Dance Spend Hot Night h
DURANGO Vile.

FAC young men, all sons Of prom.
nent Albuquerque families, are this
morning lanquishing in sweltering
cells of the police station awaiting an
interview with Judge Craig. The
young men, and the police refused to
divulge their names returned from 4
JOY ride. on which they were accom-.
panied by several fair but frail CON.
panions, about 2 o'clock this morning
Arriving at Third and Copper, the
youths proceeded to give an i'm.
promptu imitation of ar Ojibiway war
dance with realistic whoops. Attract.
ed by the noise, the police descended
on the merrymakers and hurried
them away to the bastile. Wiser than
their male companions, the fair but
frail ones had vanished a few mo.
ments before the arrival of the off.
GERS and thus escaped the melancholy
fate Of spending the balance of the
night in Albuquerque's far from sani-
tary Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
INFANT PARALYSIS
INFECTIOUS
MALADy
Board of Health Sends
Out Instructions Calling fer
Greatest Precautions to Pre-
vent Spread of Disease.

Topeka. Kn~ July IA case said
90 have many Of the symptoms O. In
fantile paralysis, was reported in To-
peka today. If ii proves to be the
dread child disease 1t will mean six
cases reported in Kansas in the last
week.
The state board Of health is send
ing out warnings To- every county In
Kansas about the disease. orders
have been issued quarantlnlng every
possible case. These additional in
strmctions were sent out today:
Tile findings of Dr. Flicker OF the
Rockefeller institute, together with
the clinical history Of the epidemic.
proves II To- be q disease NJ a highly
infectious character. Individual drink
ing and eating utensils should be
used and the fly excluded from the
sick room 10 the greatest extent pos
gible. Thorough and effective disin-
lection must be practiced after the
termination Of every case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
NORTHERN FORESTS
DEVASTATED
BY FIRE
Rainfall Alone Can Pre-
vent Destruction of Millions
in Standing Timber in Mon
tana and Idaho Reserves,


Helena. Mont. July 1t.-Scorcs OF
forest fires, big and little, are among
the consequences OF the long drouth
iu Montana From every section oil
the state In which there Is timber
aud from adjoining states comes news
of tho destruction of timber by flames.
stories Of gallant warfare by forest
rangers and settlers aud OF peril to
logging camps, ranches and villages.
The losses are difficult TO estimate
Tor they are growing hourly and will
continue To- grow until changes in the
winds. or the much prayed Tor rain
come Co the assistance OF the fire
fighters
Il Is safe TO say That the damage al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
NAVAL PAY MASTER
CASH|ERED FOR
EMBEzzLEMEhT
Restitution of Money Missing
From Cruisers Safe Saves
Offender From Further Pun
iShment.
IBy MorEinr Journal sDeciai Leased wIrel

Washington. July n 49, Assistant
Paymaster L. D.. Haughey. OF In
diana, attached to the Castine Of the
Atlantic torpedo fleet, was today dis
missed from the navy on a charge of
~embeZzlement.
During the absence Of Haughey
from the ship on account Of Illness
the safe was opened and $4,000 was
found to be missing. Haughey was
court martialed and found guilty Of
culpable inefficiency. but not guilty
Of embezzlement. A recommendation
was made hat he be reduced ten num-
bers.
The attorney general subsequently
rendered an opinion that in view Of
the affirmative finding of the court
martial Haughey was technically gull
ty OF embezzlement. The case was
returned to the court and the finding
entered together with a recommended
ton Of mercy. Subsequent investiga-
ton by Acting Secretary Winthrop led
70 the dismissal. Haughey on the day
his trial began. made good the
money which had been taken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15

MIGHTY ARMADA WILL
GATHER OFF CAPE COD
For First Time as Commando;
in Chief President viii Have
View Of United States Power
at Sea,

fBy Morning Journal Special LEASED wIrsI
Beveriy. Mass. July 14-Presidcnt
Taft viii have his first view u the
Atlantic battleshlp fleet as commander
Ia chief 81 the armed forces Of the
United States on August IS. Off Prov
.lncetown. Mass. Fifteen warships
win be there end the president will
review them from the bridg Of the
yacht Mayflower
MIR. TAFT ls going 20 Proyincetown
10 deliver an address 1T the dedication
Of the Pilgrim monument, the corner
stone Of which Was laid three years
ago by Theodore Roosevelt. The bat
tie ships will be assembled In honor
OF the occasion.
There win be a land parade Of sail
ors and marines and probably several
regiments OF soldiers.
Further details of the presidents
cruise In Maine waters. beginning next
Monday. were announced today. The
presidential yacht viii be at Eastport
the afternoon and evening Of July 10.
ON the twentieth the Mayflower viii
drop anchor in Bar Harborand the
president will remain there until the
afternoon OF the trenty-third, when he
will sail for Ellsworth to spend the
night as the guest OF Senator Hale OF
Maine.
The next day the president will go
TO Isleboro and viii cruise in and
around casco bay until the twenty
seventh. when there will he a stop at
Biddeford pool. where Mrs. Taft'r
sister, Mrs. Lewis r. Moore, will leave
the party. There win also be a stop
al York Harbor and Beverly VIII be
on the afternoon OF the
twenty-eighth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
EXTRACTION WARRANTS
FOR BUCKET SHOP MEN

New York. July 1.-THE govern
ment won an important victory today
in its fight To bring Ia trial alleged
bucket shop operators now under in
c~i.traert IN Washington when Judge
Hand al tht United States circuit
court signed warrants for the extradi-
ton warrants OF five Of the accused.
They are Edward : Boggs. Rich
ard p Preusser. Leo Mayer. Colbert
A. Guy. and oliver J. Robinson. mem
bers % The firm OF Edward : Boggs
a Co. with offices In his city.
All were placed under $4,000 bonds
each 40 appear for trial In Washing
isn on October I.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
THREE DISTINCT FIRES
IN TIATHEAD RESERVATION

Washington. July 1f.-Forest fires
are raging on the Flathead Indian res
ervation in Montana. according to a
telegram received today by the bureau
Of Indian affairs. There are three dis
tinct fires. The superintendent OF the
agency was Immediately authorized to
expend sufficient funds TO extinguish
them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
ROOSEVELT To
TOUR SOUTH
AND WEST
ITINERARIES FOR TRIPS
CROWDED WITH SPEECHES
Proposed Swings Around Circle.
Bear All EaTmarks Of Cam
paign Travels Of Presidential
Candidate.
m, xornl.r ,ournai sDssla, Leased wirsi

Tny Nornlnr Joarnai Special Leased wIre1
Oyster Bay. n. y, July l4.-Theo-
dofe Roosevelt gave out today the
itinerary of the two speaking u be
soon is to make-one into the west
late In the Summer and the other
Though the south Ia the early faii
The two tours will resemble a cam-
palgh trip by a presidential candidate
for Colonel Roosevelt viii not only
make as many set speeches his trav-
cling card permits, but probably he
win deliper talks from the rear end
OF his prisate car. For the first trip
a car a siready been chartered.
The western trip is to begin on
August rs ana will end on September
II. The southern trip win extend
from October s 10 october 10 The
Itineraries follows
Western trip. August rs. Leave
New York. August ~. arrive Chey-
enne: August 20. Denver; August 81,
OHawatomie. Kan. September 2,
Omaha; September, ., Sioux Falls,
g. D.; September 6. Fargo. N. D.; Sep
tember 8, 81. Paul: September Z,
milwaukee,: September s. Freeport.
Ill, and Chicago; September 10. Pitts
gurgi September II, arrive New York.
Southern trip: October 9, leave New
York; October 8, Atlanta. Ga; Oc-
tober 10, Hot Springs, Ark; october
~, Peoria, I'LL october rs, speech In
Indiana for Senator Beveridge at a
p:ass not yct chosen.
The itineraries were completed to-
day after much thought and labor.
Colonel R~oosevelt's secretary has
been studying time tables for the last
two weeks. squeezing In 40 many
speeches as train connections would
permit.
Urgent requests for a FEW words"
have come by hundreds from political
Organization, clubs. schools ana per-
aonai friends.
The most OF these Colonel Roose-
welt has been obliged TO decline and
In announcing his program today he
said he wished 10 make II understood
clearly that hc could consider no
further invitations. Already he has
been compelled TO refuse many that
he wished 90 accept.
Al Chicago. Colonel Roosevelt viii
speak before the Hamilton club, q
political organization. with which his
relations for years have been cordial
and which Is sure 10 give him an en-
thuHiaFtic reception. AZ Milwaukee
he speaks before the Press club,
The first address of the southern
trip win be on Uncle Remus day.
named In memory 81 Joe Chandler
Harris, who In his life time was a
friend. The Peoria speech viii
be before the knights Of Columbus. q
Roman Catholic organization.
The place Tor tho Indiana speech In
support Of Senator Bcvcridge VIII de-
pend upon political cxigencics.
Thus far Colonel Roosevelt has only
considered his subject matter in u
general way. He knows that ne win
deal with current questions which
form the basis of political discussion
he knows that his speech for
Senator Bevcridec viii be politics pure
and simple, an open plea FOR the ma
tors success IN his campaign There
were no political conferences today at
Sycamore mn The colonel WIS busy
with his educational work and his
correspondence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
EVERY AVAILABLE MAN
FIGHTS FIRE AT kOOTENAI.

libby, MONT, July l4.-Mofe IoTest
fires have started in various places
In the Kootenai national forest and
the situation in some localities IS be
coming serious. All available men
have been hired to fight the fires and
the railway company is bringing in
men to help in addition to putting all
their section men to work fighting the
tres.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15

Helena Mont. July It-Samuel j.
Reynolds has been appointed receiver
for he Parsf Trust and Savings bank
Of Binlnga Mont. pursuant TO an
order issuea yesterday by Judge
Sander al Billings.
Reynolds bond was fixed az seo.-
900.
The bank closed lts doom Last week
and since then is officials have been
engaged IN an effort 20 arrange for
It's reOpening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
GOVERNMENT JOINS
IN PROHIBITION
CRUSADE
Sale Of Liquor VIII Be Stopped
on Coded Indian Lands in
Minnesota Could Be Made
to Include Minneapolis,

fBy Morning journal Special LF's"f "irel
Washington, July l4-Ifcilbition
win be extended by the national gov
eminent on ceded Indian lands III
Minnesota. The bureau of Indian az
fairs has decided to enforce its anti
liquor regulations on a larger area OF
these lands than previously has been
attempted.
This action was taken by the In
dian bureau in order to protect the
redmen against whisky and also to
enforce. so far as its appropriation
will permit. the provisions of the
treaties by which the lands We're
ceded. These conventions prohibit the
introduction of intoxicating liquors
in the whole northern part of the state
except by consent OF congress or the
president. and if carried out strictly,
ii is said, would embrace even Min
neapolis and Duluth.
There is no present likelihood, how
ever, of the Indian bureau invading
these two cities with its temperance
crusade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
RAILROADS SUED UNDER
"H0URS OF SERVICE" ACT

Kansas City. July l4.-Charging
violation of the hours of service" act.
suits ~aggregating $4,000 in penal
ties were brought against various rail-
roads today by Leslie j. Lyons, United
States district attorney, in the federal
court i'm Kansas City and jefferson
City. The hours of service actr pro-
hibits the employment of trainmen
more han sixteen hours in any con-
secutive t~wenty-four hours or the m
ployment Of dispatehers. telephone OPP
orators and tower men more than
nine hours in any consecutive twenty
four hours.
The suits follow.
Missouri Pacific. s22. 1000; st. Louis
& a Francisco, $3,70O: Missouri.
Kansas & Texas. $12,5O0; Chicago
Great Western, $4,000. and Kansas
City Southern. S400.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
ROAD TO RUN FROM
TUCSON TO TlDEWATER

Tucson, Arlz., July f4.-Contracts
were awarded today by the Arizona,
Mexico and GElf OF California rail-
way for the construction OF a railroad
from SilverbelL Ariz, 20 Port Lobos.
a distance OF 200 miles, giving Tue
son q road 10 %tldewater A contract
has also been let for a reinforced com
crete pier, which will enable tho larg-
est %seagoing vessel 10 dock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
BEVERlOGE ENDORSED
AS BRILLIANT ORATOR

Bonneville. Ind, July 14-First dis
trict republicans in convention here
today endorsed the Payne-Aldrich
tariff act. The resolutions, which ig-
more Senator Beveridge's attitude on
the tariff. refer to him as a brilliant
orator.
Frank b. Posey of Evansville. was
nominated for congress over John w.
Hrady g Princeton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
CARRIES IN ESTANCli
CEstancia News.

Estancia viii have another school
house before the opening of the fall
term oil school this year. The vote for
the bonds on Tuesday at the special
election resulted IS for the bonds and
2 against. The vote on the extra ten
mill levy resulted 26 to 3.
The bonds will be advertised at
once. and rlans adopted for the build.
ing. in order TO get the building unief
way, The rev building will be =
adobe or brick. two rooms SO arrang
ed that later two additional rooms can
be added without changing the first
two or detracting from the appear
ance. The two rooms will be arranged
with p roller partition so hat The
whole can be thrown together. max
ing a large assembly room, which Is
badly needed. The building will be
modern and e credit to the board
having the work in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
AMERICANS DENOUNCED
AS FlLTHlEST BIG NATION

Charlottesville. Va. july i4.-As a
nation. the United States is the fifth
lest great country in the world. ac-
cording to DR. g W. Stles head Of
the Rockefeller commission for the
study and prevention OF the hook
worm disease. In a speech on nies be-
fore the rural conference today at
the University OF Virginia.
He denounced the failure Of the
American people 10 prevent the spread
Of disease through the observance Of
the simplest precautions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
RoOSEVTIT'S NEPHEW
CANDID ATE FOR CONGRISS

Utica, N. y. July iA-Douglas
Robinson. nephew Of former Priest
dent Roosevelt. tonight announced his
candidacy for The republican nomina =
tion Tor congress from the twenty
seventh district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
TWENTY THOUSAND
ELKS ON PARADE
Series Of Unique Pageants Five.
Miles Long Witnessed by.
Over Quarter Million People.
at Detroit.
tBy asrniss Jearpai sO.eiaI L.a..a wire,

EbF NoFHloF SnafnaI hoeeiaI Isassa Wlrel
Detroit, Mich. July 1.-THE feature.
81 todays program of the national re-
union Of Elea was "a parade OF 10000
members 81 the order. II b. estimated
that 100000 spectators were massed
alang the downtown streets and Ia the
reviewing stands.
% this number the police say fully
zee were temporarily overcome by the
heat None were thought 90 have heel
seriously affected
The marching organization prcsent-
Cd "a series ~ unique paFeants.
siretchinR five miles foo icneth and
requiring two hours 10 pass o given
point
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
Porio Rico Population Growing

Washington, July fs.-Dense as
the population Of Porto Rico un-
der spanish rule. Supervisor D. A.
skinner. who has come to Washing
ton, after completing the recent
in hat island. says there has
a material Increase since the
United States too control.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15
INSURGENTS SHELL
RIIEETEID HUFF

BiueficidH, Nicaragua, July 1.-The
insurgents bombardment Of the posi-
ton Of the government forces be-
tween HALFWAY Key and Blucfields
Bluff continued today without re-
suits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-15

Many who used TO smoke 1Oc cigars
now buy Lewis Single Binder straight
&c.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
81 The Window at the W.

following Immediately after. brought
Staircase"
think wardrop was on his guard by
that time. but the conscious effort TO
hide truths that might be damaging
made the intervals longer from that
time on. Already ! felt sure that Allan
Flemtngs widow had been right; he
had been shot from the locked back
staircase. But by whom?
BLOW" brought 'cnair."
GONE" Bag came like a Hash.
In quick succession, without pause.
came the words
Bank" Note"
Door" Bolt"
Money" Letters" without any ap-
parent connection.
Wardrop was going TO the bad. When,
to tho next word. Staircase again.
he said scar" his Generalization was
almost complete. As for me. the scene
In Wardrop's mind was already In
mine-Schwartz. with the scar across
hds ugly forehead. and the bolted doc,
to the staircase openi
On again with the test.
Flour" after perhaps two seconds.
''N' NV p'cNeuiHk sHOch, brought
bread"
Trees" Leaves"
Might" Dark"
Gate" lie stopped here 80 long, I
thought ne was not going to answer at
all. Presently. with an effort. he said
wood" but as before. the association
Idea came out In the next word; for
electric light he CAV letters"
Attic" brought trunks" at once.
Closet" After perhaps a second and
a half came dust" showing what closet
was in his mind, and Immediately after.
10 match" re gave pen"
A long list OF words followed which
told nothing. TO my mind, although the
doctor's eyes were swapping with eX-
element. Then travelling bag again,
and instead OF his previous association,
woman" this time he gave yellow"
But, to the e word. house" he gave
quest" II came to me that IN his
mental processes I was tho guest. tho
substitute bag was IN his mind. as
being in my possession. Quick as a fash
the doctor followed up
Guest" And Wardrop fell. Letters"
he said,
10 a great many words. as I said be-
The evening world., 1910-12-03

or embossed velvet. with an initial. for
% cents.
The latest hat pins from Paris have
the fashionable jewelled medallion tor
from which are suspended pendants o:
French rhinestones. They are novel
and sell from SIS TO &. 20.
Black coney fur hats In various shape
are s?.5s. a seal crown with a white
brim 10 SJ.oS. A good imitation Of white
fox Tor a crown and tho black for the
brim Is A9s.
A beautiful ostrich piece for Q nat
consists OF Ave long single pale blue
plumes. This is an exquisite piece at
sos. Another cluster In shaded cerise
consists OF n dozen ostrich tips In va
rious sizcs and is E.9s. A pretty black
one a the ends OF the fluas In lemon
color and is si9S.
Children's serviceable school coats in
nll colors are only Sass. Some in COR
duroy n velveteen are s4.96 and at the
same price can be had fine looking cloth
coats lined with flannel and trimmed
with brass buttons.
Velvet betting three inches wide sell. at
10 cents an inch.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
Just a Glimpse Into
the New York Shops

A PROMINENT French drcssmalter
"A has introduced the yoke nnish to
the skirt. a few have appeared
and seem TO be meeting with favor.
This yoke sometimes extends above
tho walstline, forming n girdle. or It ex-
tends up 10 meet the Empire lines.
New scarfs are OF nne net with a
marrow border OF beads along the edge.
The ends arc handsomely embroidered
In beads aud nnished on with wide bend
fringe. one In blue embroidered in
white beads Is particularly pretty and
f. marked si79s.
There never was such a season for
braid trimmings and tho wide variety
!s In especial demand. 4 beautiful de-
sign In four-inch silk braid can be had IN.
the different staple shades at 81 n yard.
A sapphire blue corduroy street dress
sufficiently warm TO be worn without a
coat ls made up IN one piece. Al the
foot OF the skirt l9 n deep band OF
Australian opossum n the broad
revers Of tho same fur extend from
the shoulder to the waistline.
Velvet handbags are extremely pop
ular. They can be had In either plain
The evening world., 1910-12-03

made some fun for US we will let you
say your piece some other day. You
may take your seat. Little Boy Blue.
over there by the Rag Doh. aud be
careful not TO blow your horn duriag
school hours"
Must | sit by That Ra Doll?" asked
Little Boy Blue, loohlns $ 81 he we're
going to cry.
That Is a great honor said Prot
Waddlepop. "for gle is ono Or our
brightest scholars. | am surprised at
you, ny boy, Tor not knowing mat II
Is not your clothes that count IN
school, but what you learn
At this Little Boy Blue smiled and
did not mind O BIT citing In the seat
mex 10 the Rag Doh. In fact, he be-
came very fond OF her and used to tell
her many stories about the sheep and
tho corn and all the things ne LEFT be-
hind him on tho farm.
When school was over tho clown
Don had 70 stay, and as Little Boy
Blue went past the Clown could not
help shouting:
How about that h~onk-honkI"
The evening world., 1910-12-03

g MS fatal to anxiety as II Is to tuoer-
aulosls."
How would Bellwood do?" I asked.
"Or should It be- the country"
Fleetwood. of course" the doctor re-
sponded heartily. Ten miles a day.
four cigarettes. and three m~eals-which
ia more than YOU have been taking. Mr..
Wardrop. by two"
put him on tho tram Cor Bellwood
myself. and late that afternoon the three
OF us-the doctor. Burton and myself
met In my Office and went over the
Doctors record.
when the answer comes IN four-ffths
, ~ a second." he said, before we BEGAN.
III is hardly worth comment. There's no
time IN such an interval for any mental
reservation. Only those words that
showed noticeable hesitation need be
considered"
We worked until almost seven. A. the
end OF that time the doctor leaned 'clS
IN hi9 chair. and thrust his hands deep
In his trousers pockets.
II got the story from Burton" he s7id,
after n deep breath. 81 had no conclu-
SION formed. and Of course ! I'M not n
detective. Things looked black for Mr..
War1rop, IN vlew OF the money lost. the
quarrel that morning With Fleming ~ mo
White cat. and the circumstance OF his
leaving tho club and hunting a doctor
outside, instead Of raising the alarm
Still. no two men ever act alike In
an emergency.
"-Psvch0i0sy Is ns exact n science as
mathematics; II gets Information from
the source, and a man can not lie N
rour-nfths ~ A second, Head you n
tlrci. brought 'air' r. "A second ard
three quarters. pu1 the next word, 'nC,'