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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

The doctor is fully able and prepared to
cure and restore to health the most obstl-
nate cases, as he has done for thousands Of
others during the last three years and
sbo,,ld not be classed with the too common
and unscrupulous charlatan and quaek
Doctor Glass is a graduate Of the regular
schools Of medicine, and still uses medicine
,n some cases: but all OF his remarkable
cures are produced by the use of the ELEC-
yRO-MAGNETIC. ALL CHRONIC Dis
EASES treated BY him, but the doctor pre-
fers to treat patients that haye been pro-
nounced' incurable by other doctors. After
an examination, If the doctor finds your
case incurable. he Will frankly tell you SO.
NO INCURABLE CASES TAKEN FOR
TREATMENT. ALL DISEASES AND DE-
FORAIITIES TREATED. WOMEN. STAY
THE KNIFE. Nine out of every ten who
submit to the knife can be cured and re-
stored to health in short time and be able
to enjoy health and happiness
For further information as TO methods of
treatment, ETC., call at office
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
UNIDENTIFIED BODY FOUND

BAKERSFIELD, Feb, 5.-The bat
tered and bruised body of AN uniden-
titled man was found by Special Of
ficer Pickers about o'clock this morn
ing lying just outside the lower end
of the Southern Pacific yards at
Moiave The murder had been a most
brutal one, the man having been fear
fully cut with q knife and battered
with a club. The dead man was about
As years old and dressed like a work.
ingman. There is no cleW to the
murderer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
SHOT ACCIDENTALLY

BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 5.-M. Kigley
a wealthy Southern Californian, is ly-
ing seriously wounded at the Bakers
field sanitarius as the result of the
accidental discharge of Winchester
repeating shotgun in the hands of
John Day, his foreman. Day was try
ing to extract some loaded shells from
the gun, and cannot explain how it
became discharged. Kigley will he
cover,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
INJUNCTION GRANTED

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-Judge William
C. Hook of the United States circuit
court today granted temporary in
junction to the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe and the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway companies against the
state of Oklahoma preventing the en-
forcement of the Oklahoma 2-cent pas
senger rate law and certain maximum
freight rate schedules.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
WIRELESS HERO
NARRATES STORY
OPERATOR TELLS OF HOW HE
SAVED LIVES
FLASHED rs. o. S." BROADCAST AS
VESSEL SANK
Thrilling Account of Wreck of Steam
err Kentucky Given by Man Whose
Manipulation of Electricity
AVerted Fatalities
TAssnciated Pressl

ASSOCIATED Pressl
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 5.-W. G. Nc
Ginnis, wireless operator of the ill
fated steamer Kentucky, today told the
story of the wreclxing of his ship and
the rescue of the captain and crew by
the Mallory liner Alamo, sending the
story to the station of the wireless com
pany at Savannah.
McGinnis said:
sAt midnight February a leak was
reported, and by a. M, February q,
everybody was on deck, as the water
was slowly overcoming the pumps. At
2:S0 a. m. the captain called me and
stated the condition of the ship, ana
at the same time telling me he did not
think there was any danger, though
the sea was rough, but to see If could
get anyone in case we needed them.
[ heard from Charleston, and we eX-
pected to reach there without aid.
IT started calling, and shortly after
ward Chief Engineer Grand told me
the water was slowly creeping up on
the dynamo, which would not give
current much longer. l picked up the
Alamo, which answered my $. o. $
signal. The Alamo was about ninety
miles away.
Il gave my position as nearly as
Captain Moore could reckon II. Inc
Alamo started toward us. MeanWhle
Captain Moore kept watching the sun
to get a time-sight to give them our
correct position.
"The electrician, Robert Lacey, came
up about $50 and said the water was
up to the wheels of the dynoma, when
would not hold it's power much longer
Decide Only Way
after some time we decided the only
way to do was to put all hands at work
to keep the dynamo running, regardless
of ANYTHING else, as the ship was set
tlfng fast. Mr.. Lacey wrapped the
whQIa thing, dynamo and turbine en-
gineTi in canvas, which gave her eight
inches before she would burn the arlna-
ture out. We kept in constant com
munication with the Alamo and maze
about two miles toward her.
Everyone on board was in a serious
mood. We gave up hopes of reaching
Charleston and waited for the Alamo
About 1880 a. m, just before the cap
tain got his noon position, the elec-
trician reported the water was up 20
the last inch and the dynamo might
stop any minute.
"Our principal object was to keep the
dynamo running until we could get our
noon position to the other ship. After
a hard fight we managed to keep the
DYNAMO running right up to the mo-
ment we sighted the Alamo.
lat 1870 p. an. all the boats were low
cred. and by 8 p. m. the Alamo was
alongside"
Today the revenue cutter YamacraW
reported that after cruising around all
night and day she was unable to ma
any trace of the Kentucky, and that
the vessel must have gone down
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

TO whom it may concern, and with
out any soliciting on his part:
This is to certify that I had very
bad arm of over thirty years stand
ing. which had to be dressed twice a
day and had become worse than use
less. 1 was losing sleep at night
caused from pain and poison going
through my system. All the doctors
I consulted said it would have TO be
taken off, and had decided to have
it done, but thanks to DR.. GLASS; 1
saw his ad in the papers, 1 called and
consulted him and after four months
treatment I am well, without pain or
A. B. BUCKNER,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
KILLED IN COLLISION

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. g.
Trains Nos. 26 and 40 on the Florida
East Coast railway collided in South
Jacksonville today and five cars were
demolished one man Is dead, while
three others are likely to die from their
injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
What Wonder
full Power Has
7 his M a n
Over Disease?
Consultation a n d o ne
Treatment FREE to all
Who Call During the
Ten Days.

DoCToR GLASS, at the Clarendon, 4O4 S.
Hill street, the greatest Electro-Magnetic
Healer this country has ever known-curins
peopie of all kinds of diseases in re-
markably short tlme-with immediate relief
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
TILE oIARENnnN.

4Of S. Hill ST., Los Angeles.
OFFICE HOURs-1O TO daily; evenings,
Tuesday. wednesday and Saturday, 7 to 8
o'clock, for men.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
GOLDEN RULE SALE
SATURDAY AND
MONDAY
Special Values Offered in
Ladies' and Misses Coats,
CapeS and PetticoatS; Big
Reductions on aiIored Suits,

The Golden Rule Dry Goods com
pany, always in the vanguard when
timely sales are in order, announces
a big special sale for Saturday aud
Monday. Nov . and ID. Special VAL
ues are offered in ladies and misses
coats, silk petticoats and new cloth
capes. There are 100 long black
coats IN the lot. values up to $3.50,
assorted sizes and styles remark
able purchase, enables the Golden
Rule 70 sell them during the sale at
$5.g5. Twenty-Five silk petticoats, all
Persian effects, new and up-to-date.
valued at $500, viii go Saturday and
Monday for $2.95. Fifty new cloth
capes, splendid cloth, extra long, in
black ana leading shades, trimmed in
gilt and Persian braid. viii sell for
s3.95, saturday and Monday only. a
twenty per cent reduction viii prevail
0n all women ANA misses fine tall
ured suits. This is bona fide offer
of twenty per cent Off the regular
selling price and cne Of the biggest
bargains Offered tais season. An eN-
s70rdinafy slash OF prices will OBJ
tain IN the shoe department Saturday
and Monday only Two hundred pairs
of Queen Quality ana Red Cross
shoes, odds and ends, in al sizes, vai-
ues up TO $3.50 per pair. will be sold
during the two DAYS sale at $2.39 per
pair. This special sale will be for
cash only. "'rhe Golden Rule Does
Roes What II Advertises" Remember
saturday and Monday November ] .
and a. See the big window displays.
visit the store aud Investigate. IT you
don't buy it will be because you are
not in need Of any of the articles on
gale
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
COUPLE
MARRIED SO YEARS
YESTERDAY
Rev, and Mrs, N, w. AIger Gel
ebrate Their Golden We'd
ding Receive Many Hand
some RemembranceS,

Congratulations bs telegraph. mail
and in person. were showered upon
Rev. and Mrs n. w Alger Of Ia
South Walter street yesterday, the
occasion being the celebration of their
golden wedding. a constant stream of
callers offered congratulations during
the afternoon and in the evening an
Informal reception was held, attended
ny more than one hundred relatives
and friends Numerous handsome
remembrance OF the cventful day wero
bestowed upon the happy couple gold
and cut glass being ehief among them,
In honor Of the occasion, the Alger
residence was cluhorateN decorated,
roses and chlysanthemums being
prominent in he ornamcntation
schcme Dainty refreshments were
served to the guests Altogether the
affair was a delightful one and it is
safe to sag tbat both Mr. and Mrs.
Alger win long remember II as ono OF
the happiest ana most enjoyable OF
their lives
Fifty years ago Yesterday in Eaton,
Compton county, quebec, Mr.. aud Mira.
Alger we're married. Rev T.. J. Sher-
rill being the officiating clergyman.
Rev Mr. Algor, who Is a Baptist mn
ister. held charges In Vermont and
Canada and later went to Santa Cruz,
California After occupying the pulpit
in the Baptist church at Santa Cruz
for some years, Mr. Alger came To
Albuquerque accompanied by Mrs.
Alger. arriving in 1892. They have
resided IN Albuquerque since that time
and haze always taken active interest
in church and civic affairs
Prominent among the relatives pres
ent at the celebration of the golden
jubilee yesterday was Mr. samuel
French, of Ashtabula. Ohio, sister Of
Mrs Alger Mr. French was present
at the wedding fifty years ago and yes
terdlay remembered the details Of the
as clearly as il II had been
only few months back instead of a /
half century. Jabez Algcr. a brother
Of Air Alser was also plesent Mr.. |
Jabez Algcr is eighty-three years old, |
while Mr. ~ W. Alger Is seventy |
seven. Mrs Alger IS seventy years
Did Mrs. q. S. Ramsay, also sister
If Mrs Algor. together with her hus-
land. Mr. O.. S. Ramsay, and their /
laughter Miss Mary and son. Bruce |
we're in attendance at the celebration 4
Dr. f. j. Alger. a son. Mrs. @. w
stubbs and Mrs. Edward Fields,
daughters, and a number Of other rel
ltives were present including Mrs. c,
iWbbs of Belen
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
WASH|N GTON MAN
HELD PENDING AN
INVESTIGATION
S, Sandstrom Buys Outfit of
Clothes and Ten Acres of
Land and Pays for Them With
Checks of Unknown Value,

S Sandstrom. who claims Tacoma,
jail as the result of little financial
flier he indnlgec in Tuesday night
and yesterday, which to say the least
was an ambitious effort. Tuesday
Sandstrom entered T.. l.. Washburn s
clothing store, purchased an elabor-.
ate outfit Of clothes, rendered a 500
check on 3 Tacoma bank. received
$3.50 in change and made his depart
ure. Inquiries oCcasioned doubts con-
eerning the validity of the check.
Sandsuom was pinched and the glad
rags taken away from him in his
room and returned to Washburn s.
Having recovered all but the S4 80,
the Washhurn people did not prose-
cute Sandstrom and he was released.
Bright and early yesterday morn
ing Sandstrom invaded the offices of
the Porterfield Real Estate comnany.
Within a few moments Sandstrom
had purchased ten acres Of land near
Atrisco rendering In fun payment
therefor $1,000 The $1,000 was Il
check, payable at a Tacoma bank. a
local bank telegraphed to the Taco
ma bank to ascertain whether or not
tine check was good. \ reply is said
10 nave pttn received tllat odiNstIpHt
had no account in the Tacoma bank
Before handing over the check to MI
Porterfield. Sandstrom borrowed SO
from him. Because Of Sandstrom's s
eV ident desire 10 write out checks,
h. was PLAYED in the city jail by the
police. He will probably be held un-
n it Is determined whether or not he
ia useful citizen Sandstrom claims
tnat there is mistake somewhere
and that he has plenty of funds in the
hank on which the checks are drawn
ana that he came to New Mexico to
make his home and invest in land.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
COLORADO ROAD TO
Be BUILT DOWN
TO SANTA FE
Rumor Confirmed That San
Luis Southern viii Be Extend
ed Through Northern New
Mexico,

Read the Label

tspeei" '"rtcSp"n"e"ee 10 morning 'oafnaii
Iaos' n A. NOV e. word mas
reached here from Denver that the
costilIa Estates DEVELOPMENT com
,n,. i, ,,.,,t.,,, tfnt,,a e..,tos so,,tnr
p"'F -
oharlos ". iinBhea IT, forhler 'oh-
grcssman Franklin T., Brooks and
other nrotnfnent colorado ana eastern
,,.itaf{sts IT,, {,ferastca has an
NJ 80,
lpuueNd aiif''atAS lr't y y - SAteliV
the Slh LUIS aouihefh faliIoAut nov
uitu'l t0hsti uNliVu - a"u,hFtH VitE
t3An" @ 9ttlltt 4 ~ n ~ rs lpau VII
pass tlfoukl tile towns 1fffV tHtsre
hna RIOS tu Sew MtAl'0' A'epltltilA
tu le e9hipaily mars
ne laHa AtiltA NENs et3 Ar 1 M"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
4 Carbolic accident.

Mrs. J Floersheim Of Roy is suf-
fering from severe burns on her arms.
received ia q most peculiar and uneN-
pectcd manner.
While cleaning house, a bottle of
enrholic acid was spilled on the sheets
of the bed where she slept. 1t was re-
moved. but enough ot the fiery liquid
remained that coming in contact with
her arms and hands, it caused deep
ana serious burns from which she is
SLOWLY reNoNnrina
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
CANDIDATES ARE
|NITIA IN
GOOD STYLE
Seven Lock Horns With MyS-
teriouS Goat and Emerge
Successfully Members of
Albuquerque Lodge No, 46l,

with all the necessary ritualistic
ceremonies. and incidenttls usually
used in connection with an initiation.
seven candidates tor hnnors in the
Eills were put through the PAGES las
night. all 0t them finally landing
right side up. FUN fledged members OF
Albuquerque Lodge No. sGi Bob"
Hopkins and L. T. Garfield were put
forward as the chief representative
of the class of candidates and were
treated generously 90 everything that
tho constitution calls Cor ln the WAY of
cauEratuIafnry stunts.
The candidates were o.. a. Canficld.
o. T. Herricb o. M FItz E. a.. Hop
kins. " b. Ieisicr j. O.. rureeH AZ
buquergur, a.. ElOHWalI. Cuba. y. 80
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
Fan Term Ends.

Wednesday, November %. the fan
terms of the New Mexico Normal
university at Las Vegas. will end.
There viii be "a vacation of nearly q
week the winter term opening
November %, the following Tuesday.
The division uf the work into four
terms, instead of three. was made this
year, Al present the work is divided
as follows Fall term. September G
To November 23; winter term. Novem-
Der 20 to March 4 spring term. March
u 70 June. summer term, June 5 to
july 2S.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
BOY DRAGGED TO DEATH
BY FRIGHTENED HORSE
Ice Swopc. or weed, " VI, Killed In
Tragic Runaway Accidcnt


Especial Dispatch 10 The Morning Journal'
El Paso. Tex. NOV. 9.-lee Swope,
the son OF w. Swope, of Weed, New
Mexico. was Killed yesterday in a run
away accident. He was riding horse
back in the mountains whe The horse
became frightened aud after throw
ing the boy to the ground stoned to
run. In fan the hoN's foot WIS caught
in the stirrup and he was lrlsgvd
head downward for several hundred
yards over The rough mOuntain road.
Life was extinct when he Nas .nhn1
several hours later. The boys tatlIrr
was at Rincon on round up anf his
mother seriously III with typtoid fe-
yer
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

The cornerstone Of Silver City's
new 100000 schoolhouse VIII be laid
next Friday afternoon ~ 2.30 o'clock
with Appropriate exercises. The Ma
sonic lodge viii be- in charge of the
ceremonies which viii be presided
over by Grand Master T.. l. Medler.
Of the grand lodge of New Mcxico.
a cordial invitation Is extended hy
the school board 10 an who can con-
venlently do SO. So attend.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

A farmer had dreamo He
dreamed he had raised four thou
sand bushels of corn and that he was
happy over the fact that he had sold
Il for so cents a bushel then his
happiness was greater. But he
dreamed now that he had sold TO
four thousand different people, a
busheI to each one. and that nobody
had paid him and he was sad. When
he awoke It was broad daylight, and
ioaping out Of bed he exclaimed 20
his wife: 'Rchccca, | have had
solemn warning and | know the
of Il. | am going right Off
to town and pay that printer the doll
lar | owe him for that paper. ."--Ex
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

train load OF Uncle Sans jack
tars stopped Off IN Carrizozo the other
evening long enough to eat supper
at the Carrizozo eating house There
were 330 in number. all bound for
san Francisco from whence they will
go into service in the Philippines The
managers Of the eating house demon
strated their ability e. do big things
by catering TO Uncle Sans men as
body, and appeasng their hunger.
The marines were handled I'm two
squads and while the eating house
was pushed TO its utmost capacity the
supper was well served. Twelve doz-
an chickens were used al the o1e meal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

They were discussing ages with
commendable degree of frankness
Well, now that YOU have brought
the subject up. Miss Dobhson." said
little Friblcy, how old are your
"Oh. I am as old as look" smiled
Miss Dobbsou.
Really" said Frlbley. I am as
tonishod. You really don't look It.
you know. -Harper's Weekly.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
last Few Years was supposed TO be
incurRble For great many years
doctors pronounced il a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing To cure with
local treatment. pronounced il incur
able. Science has proven catarrh TO
be constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
+. ]. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. IS
tho only constitutional cure on the
market 1t IS taken internally in
doses from 10 drops TO "a teaspoonful
II acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. They
offer ono hundred dollars for any
case 1t fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials
Address: +. J. CHENEY g. CO.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for con-
stipati0n.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

New happenings and new dollars
everl thirty inmates at the Gem to-
night.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

Ladies' matinee at the GEM every
day Is being well attended.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

The rich and poor are alike at the
Gem
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

Stylish horses and buEgies fur
uished on short notice BY " L
Trimbie & Co. r13 North Second
street: phone
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

The pretty nurse and the doctor
st the Gem
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

The best saddle horses 70 be had
IN the city are az W l. Tr'mble's. lI5
North Second street Phone 3.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
RACES CLASH IN
WI NDs0R PROGRAM
Fancy Negro and Belligerent White
the Main Attraction for Tonight's
Boxing Entertainment.

That irresistible combination in the
boxing bill OF fare--a clever Negro and
II smuggling white man--forms the main
attraction AT tue Windsor Athletic
clubs arena tonight From the wiids
OF Chicago where bloody private lights
are nurtu:ing a haray, scientific bunch
OF scrappers comes one Jack Ryan,
previously unknown 10 fame. bur sufu
To be- a mighty man of Valor He is
coming To meet Jess. Clark. the local
back Adonis. Wno has been demon
strating his superior cieverness on tile
lersons OF the boys OF his weight
hereabouts for couple of seasons.
The contestants are middleweiglts
and the quality of the bout looks Ike
the best OF IFS kind afforded al the
suburban laboratory this season.
Clark is known go be "A very clever
boxer with remarkably whippy short
lunch lie hash really been dented
in any OF his local bouts aud Is the
unQuestioned hero OF the Hastings-st
youth The fact that Ryan is in the
Gilmore stable OF boxers and recently
beat one Curly UIrich ont IN Dakota Is
about all the dope available on him.
Gene Armstrong and Jack WEIGH,
lghtweights. box six rounds preceding
the main nout which will be OF eight
rounds duration. Johnny Prendergast
and Tommy Hudson are scheduled To
mix in the curtain-raiser. but You
never can tell It's an awful dron Tor
Hudson who was n real wind-up tighter
u month or SO ago and hasn't really
aen licked vet
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
"ERNIE" NELSON.

BOSTON. Feb l6-This is the boy
Arthur Dury has picked As the prot
able g 2-5 Splinter And Duney ought
TO be good Judge. FOR in his day he
VAS the fastest thing AT zoe Yards
that ever laced spiked shoes
Duney SAYS Australia may boast OF
A. b. Postles. South Africa may claim
her K + Walker and Canada Bob
by Kerr our IN Nelson the United
States has a mau-or rather, boy
who bids fair 10 eclipse the best
performances of the foreigners.
Nelson says Duney combines
all the requisites or world beater.
There is no reason why he shouldn'
do better than all former American
champiops He Is built right with a
stride thai makes the late Bernie
WeferS' step seem slow. Everything
IS in his favor Ills starting method i
crude. but. carefully coached for few
months, ne should defeat the world AT
100 yards
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
CASH PRIZE LEAGUE
MAY WRECK OLD A. A. U.
The Scheme is Likely To Attract the
Amateurs Who Have Been
Getting Only Expenses

Losses To the amateur ranks In ath-
letics are quite certain when the con
templated Cash Prize league becomes
fixture IN New York Harry Pollok
and PAT Powers are organizing the
new league. and II Is 10 hc patterned
very similar TO the league that the
bicycle riders had when that sport
was in its priuIe. In way the new
organization will be 10 all intents and
purposes an amateur affair only thar
cash prizes Will be given instead Of
medals. There are SO many good am
ateurs before the public now that they
can hardly make both ends meet
They are allowed but expense money
while the halls and fields at which
they compete are packed with people
"ho paid to see them perform There
is only one alternative for them-eith-
er they must retire from athletics or
lose THEM amateur standing With the
Cash Prize league all this will BE-
overcome and IL will induce many
Others 10 take part In competitions