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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CIGARETTE BARRED
BY SANTA FE
Doom of the Coffin Nail Among
Railroad Employees Has Been
Sounded By the Company
at Denver,
,s,oc,o, Dispatch 10 tn. Morning Journan

tspccla, Dispatch 10 the Morning Iourna'l
Denver. Dec. 4.-The doom ot the
,.io,trette smoker as railway en-
..l,,,a has been sounded by the SANTA
H. railroad. In the future the cnl-
Move must give up either ms
'is9rettes or his job The first strict
9nplication in Colorado of the ne"
me yyas made during the past week.
when an employe on the line hetWeen
Denver and In Junta was dis' 'h,1rt ,'
because he declined to rellnquish ih'
practice. ..,.ti.t,-
TN. han on cigarettes was punilSii
al through the medium oi the travel
,,,.. ancineers. who informed an en-
,,l,,-ee with yellow fingers ana othet
s,.i5ences OF the habit that theN
,,-onIt have to cut out the use oi the
,.lo,,.. smokes in the future u the4
,,-iabea to retain the good VIII "l IN"
,..,n,uanv orders were also ISSUED 20
m officials To discontinue the EN- =
nI,vment of men who were au"le'e"
a. the habit $50.
The grounds upon when 1hr 81
s.se taken were that the cohuhni'l
~. al the cigarette ciouded the miho
~ tb. smoker and made him unilt
f,r the responsibilities ihni are
,,is,sg npou him The empl"Ats nave
T.. undergo a physical cXaminauon n''-
f.rr being eligible lor service hna ii
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHTS
AT MEMPHIS TOURNAMENT 7

Memphis Tenn, Dec. 4-The six
|aviators participating in the aero
tournament here spent Sunday tink-
ering with their machines. and re-
pairing the monoplanes partly de-
moralized when Roland Garros fen
from an eighty foot height.
All day today showers fen at inter-
walls. accompanied by 4 cold wind,
making attempts to fly too hazardous.
Tomorrow it is planned that John B.
AIoisant and Rene Barrier ana pos-
sibly others win attempt a cross
country flight of sixteen miles for a
prize Of $4,000.
Garros who sustained broker
! nose and painful bruises in his ial
yesterday, announced his intention To
resume his flights tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
IRRIGATION n SURE
CROP PRODUCER
Best Year Ever Known by
Farmers Under Big Govern
ment Reclamation Projects in
the West,

Washington, D. G.. Doe. 3.-The
crop season Of 1910 in the west en-
phasized the value OF irrigation MS a
sure crop producer. It was the best
year the farmers have known on the
big projects Of the government and
many phenomenal crop Yields are re-
ported
The movement of settlers westward
continues unabated, but there are
vet good opportunities to secure an
irrigated farm under one Of the big
canals Of the government About 400
farms are now open to entry Tor
American citizens.
These farms range in size from
twenty to eighty acres Of irrigabN
land and whenever practicable an
additional tract of grazing land has
been included, bringing the farm unit
up TO 100 acres The cost of water
right is from $50 to $50 per acre oi
irrigable land and is payable in not
more than ten annual intallments,
without interest. The farms are in
south Dakota, Montana, wyoming
and Oregon.
Poultry Raising Prospects.
II YOU want e. engage in poultry
raising If you would like to own a
stock farm, or II you prefer 10 grow
apples truck. sugar beets, Alfalfa of
engage in general farming, now is
the time to apply for one of these
free farms. and letter addressed to
the statistician or the United states
reclamation service, Washington =.
G.. win bring YOU detailed intormn-
tion on This subject.
Settlers who had only few hun
dred dollars to start with have been
successful on some projects, put
many of the hardships incident to
pioneer life viii bc eliminated and
the settler win have much more as
surance of success if he has cap
ital Of 900 or more.
The lands awaiting settlement arc
in rapidly growing communities
where schools and churches are al-
ready established railroads are in
operation, roads have been built aud
tolephone service, rural free delivery
and other modern luNuries are eA-
joycd
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
TWO TUCUMCARI BOYS
IN WAGON STRUCK BY
TRAIN: NARROW ESCAPE

Tucumcari. y. NJ, Dec. 3,-Whlle
crossing the switch yards at the cross
ing near the ice plant at about u
O'Clock "Wednesday evening. JACK
Spinks and Shelby Shearer had mar
row escape from death. The poNs
were in a lumber wagon. Sheaier dflN-
ing and Spinks sitting in the rear OF
the wagon box. As they drove onto
the tracks they noticed the switch en-
eine pass. and seeing no other danger
they proceeded 90 cross, when some
cars that were being backed on an
other track came suddenly upon
them. striking the rear of the wagon
The wagon was demolished ana the
taam ran away. Both bows We're
thrown heavily to the ground. spinks
landing so close To- the cars that a
wheel passed over his heel. badly
mashing that member Spinks es-
,ane from death seems miraculous. as
ne was sitting in the part OF the
wagon that was struck, and he Is 70
be coueratulated that ne lives TO tell
me tale spinks is the l3-year-old
som of Judge Spinks. who works az
.Eelf ranch. and Shearer is the son OF
Il. shearer. the cement contractor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
The Angel Trio Orpheum Company
Big Things Ahead for the
Gate City of New Mexico

comprising six or eight acres, which
win he converted by the city into
beautiful public park
CoIfax County Exhibit.
other arrangements with the santa
Fe Tauroad company are In process
OF perfection for the leasing O.
small tract of ground, north OF the
santa Zee depot, upon which the 1ph
mercial club OF the city VIII build an
exhibit building and equipment, which
win be used 10 display the 1Rricul
tural and mineral resources which TINS
county has to show 60 the thousAndN
OF tourists passing through the eitN
each year,
Graceful New Residences.
During the past week two spiendld
new residences. that OF Carl Nyhus.
assistant cashier OF the FIRST Nauoiai
bank. and that OF Dr. 7. h. Lyon have
beeu plaeed under way. The rest
deuces Of r. H. Carter and L, J. 1d-
mnnds have just passed into the llh-
ishing stage There are promises o.
others to follow shortly which WIZ
contribute their valuable assistance IN
milking Ration a city OF beauulul
homes.
We Have Come Back.
Tho city Is growing. Empty houses
are becoming mighty few ana fag be-
twccn. Increasing business activity
reyiNing fnith IN the return nI better
times. the opening up Of the sur
rounding coat camps. and the dew Ct
nurnfnt of several new mines Nithih
dis immediate vicinity thc praspcy y
for q neN division point GA fhr 0ihl,
weston extension of the santa he ann
nntnberless other certain iudices OF
coming good tllinRs make tor tnat
community optimism which has sun
.,f. ,.4fal rams et.t4 for fta basis ttutpn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BLIND INSTITUTE
HAS SHOW At
ALANOGORDO
Biz Crowd Attends Unique En-
tertainment By Pupils and
Teachers Neat Sum Realized
all Event,
CAlamogordo News)

The miuue entertainment given by
tho teachers and pupils OF the pupue
schools and the New Mexico lnstltul"
for thr Tlind. proved ~ most agreeable
surprise TO everybody. Those VINO
gave the entertainment were SURPRISED
ai the large crowds In attendance ana
thp uenernl interest displayed. Whttc
the spectators were surprised al the
cvcallcncc of the many features.
The parade formed az the hisn
4rhool huilding and moved oowh
Tenth street at half-past two O'Clock
with the band, composed princlphHN
.of Mexican bows. at the head. stop
was madc between New YORK ana
Michigan avenues. aud several alfs
rendered bv the band From the
Time the parade disbanded until halt
past eight in the evening. there was
n bic stream OF sightsccrs moving ifoh
ono booth tn another. Failing TO an-
ticipate the enormous demand 'hN'
would he made for dainty things I" ea,
land delicious drinks. every booth h'"
its snpplv exhausted. and WAS cont
polled to disappoint the visitors wa"
called after half-past seven
rho hooths were beuutHullN NhH
apprnpriateiy decorated, ana the iAnits
tud riris in attendance were Al'lt." ~
costumes typical of the nations Whl'h
they rcprosentcd. Altoeethrr' ~ NH7
an entertainment uf which thc slnu
sors MIGHT justly feel uroud- lh'
fa,tur,.s we're AN pleasing To the many
Visitors aud the pupils oi the schools
,r..4Ved many valuable ideas as 20
,1,. ,n,nner-. dress and customs OF
Nrxieo. Japan end Colonial Boston
Not To- omit the money side. the en-
tertafuneut was % iiutncial success
N,vicn Jed with rfccints nl -,
g,ran nr~t with S26 GN and Boston
49, sa u-t. at,,ourt pf net profit was
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
EIkS' Home, Costing $4,000
Will Be Model Structures
New City Hall, Hote. I'M
provenentS, Better Streets,
Parks and Homes in Prospect
for Ration,

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ispee'"' '"rresp""'e"'' " ~.
hoton' ~ M' Lev ''''''' va
big things looked forward to by the
t,pte CIV This ,ear are set forth as
,.u A. a.. ia, t,,s,.r editton or
'he i'aeoh NeHse
In looking back over the past three
months nf progress made In building
Tor "A srcater and more beautiful
paton there are j nnmher Of Inn
nrovenents 70 he recorded of which
tye may we'll be proud Tho Gate city
hns made tatse strides toward per-
manont greatness within tho mast fan,
which are now becoming evident in
suhstanttaI edtftcos and projected inn
,,ot.nros,,ts Ma order ~ lend uVir-
tt,'., -, - ,,n.,ttt,,s h.If,f thnt Rofon
hns airond, entered rpon an ora on
hcalthv ornvth we aive tho foiloW-
mo short revfo,y ~ the ntnns heinr
ierftrtnd anl Il, nnnt. rpsas tlreatlt
bniny .,,te,ad Ia nvofiitfon for fhn ad-
7iiion n several imnosille hutldlnee
i,a,,,i'on,. rest1,,c,., ana rnhli, in
,,,.,,,,,,nant. "a n,tr ri,s which u.il1
,i,,, I'ii,,tt ~ ~, ettiy,.ns fnr su I'm.
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with tie rms pllch uFru Y - MIR
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

the future the examining physicians
win take special precautions to OBJ
serve evidences of cigarette smoking
habit in applicants.
The use OF cigars and pipe will not
be prohibited. The theory Is that these
methods of using tobacco are not as
injurious as cigarette smoking
The Santa k'c was also one of the
first railroads to issue orders to the
effect that any man addicted to drink
should not be given employment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
DEATH CLAIMS VENERABLE
LEADER OF SCIENTISTS
(Conlinued from Pare -

moss she met every other assault
With dignity, patriotism and common
sense.
During those trying months she
insplred me with the highest regard
for her character and personality
Professional loyalty was of course 10
be expected. but her entire conduct
and bearing during the most troubled
months of her life inspired myself ana
others near her with the highest per
sonal loyalty and affection.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Paris Dec Al. r. Widners
Fetropoiis III won the Prix Whisper
Low at the Auteun track today. This
was hurdle handicap at "a mile and
i've and one-haf furlongs. stake
f9-u
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

4 substitute Dr. a dangerous mshe
shift especially in medicine me
genuine Folcy's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds quickly and i' in
yellow packages. Accept no rihsii-
tutes. J. H. DRiclly-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

j. sam Houston just returned from
"a bear hunt az Magdaiena mountains-
THE only bear he saw was old Alice.
tied To- "a post a. the Allen hotel J.
sam SAYS Magdalena h. the best alt
"a round town I'm New Mexico. They
,re boosting bunch. Wish We had
some nf those eet-together fellows
right here in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
A simple safeguard for Mothers

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, gained wisdom
lv experience. MY little girl had "a
severe cold and couFhcd almost CON
tinuouslv My sister recommended Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar The first dose
gave her relieved the inflammation
m hsr throat and after using only one
bottle her throat and lungs wero cn-
ireI, Gree from Inflammation. since
thsn ] always Keep g. h"ttlr OF Foley {.
Honey and Tar in the house. Accept
mo- substitutes j. &c. o'kitiif ta.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

You warbling kids. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
pnhlIc rarI. ComrIelcd.

Two months ago the CITY 'oii4'' 90
.ti,r r.~ra completed tho laying ont oi
+. I.nnflfut little public park in the
heart of East Ration. which mo-" mas
hasn carefully leVeled etf- cement
...-,ftr. ana ID coming wall huilt around
three sides. fountain placed in ii-
.-ntar WALKS laid OF and tar coil pre-
par.d Tor in. planting oi ri"ss 'Nh
t~...a sn the auriuw
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
EVENTS BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
DEFAULTER Held
ON HEAVY BOND
Leland Barnard Will Be Tried
for Embezzling Sperry
Company's Money

OAKLAND. Aug. Iceland H. Bar
nard. the former cashier of the Sperry
flour company's Oakland Office. was
held for trial this morning by Police
Judge Samuels on a charge of felony
embezzlement, the preliminary exam
nation closing today. after dragging
for two weeks. The charge on which
Barnard will be tried is that OF en-
bezziing a check for $500 which, was
given to him by Jules vieugieur. an
empIoye of the company. Instead of
turning in the check Barnard is said
to have cashed it for himself. hiding
the shortage by making false total
for the day.
That technicalities may not release
the cashier from custody, the police
arrested Barnard on a second charge OF
felony embezzlement when he left the
courtroom today.
Judge Samuels put the bail on the
$500 embezzlement charge at 100000.
Barnard was taken into custody by the
sheriff until papers were prepared for
his release on bond. During his eN-
animation he was at liberty. his father
and two Eureka real estate men having
provided the bail bond soon after the
young mans arrest.
Barnard confessed when jailed that
he had obtained $4,000 from the COM
pany in two years, taking money every
day out of the receipts and hiding the
defalcations by making false totals
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
JUDGE TO GROWN
QUEEN MAYBELLE.
Justice j. P. Quinn to Offciate
at the Opening OF Elmhurst
F0resters' Carnival

OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-THE four days
carnival to be held by the Foresters of
America at Elmhurst will be formally
opened tomorrow night at the royal
headquarters in East Fourteenth street,
near Bay street. by the corona ton of
Miss Maybelie Batteate. pretty high
school girl. as queen of the festivities.
Justice of the Peace J. P. Quinn will
place the crown upon her head, while
Mayor Frank K. Mott, if he can be
present, will hand over the KEYS of the
city to Queen Maybelle.
The Misses Elsie Peru, Eva Malick.
Agnes Magnesson, Myrtle Critchow and
Airline Shaw have been chosen by
Queen Maybelle as her maids of honor.
handsome gowns have been designed
for them, as well as for the queen.
Inc queens float in the initial parade
tomorrow evening will be Drawn by six
black horses.
FOLLOWING the coronation ceremonies,
parade of civic and fraternal organi-
cations, including number. of school
classes, headed by the Lockwood school
oand, will form on Jones avenue and
VIII march from the city limits along
East Fourteenth avenue to Moss ave-
nue. All the concessions will be
thrown open at s o'clock, when the
queen is crowned, and the thousands
OF colored lights that have been strung
across the streets are turned on.
1t is planned by the executive COM
m1ttee. of which B. Magnessen is chair
man, to turn Friday night over to the
San Leandro lodges and Saturday night
10 the f'ruitvale organizations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
MERCHANTS WILL ASK
INSERTION OF CLAUSE
Say Charter Should Include
Public Entertainment Fund

OAKLAND. Aug. IA committee
consisting of Colonel Theodore Gier. A.
Jonas and Wilbur Walker has been ap-
pointed by the Merchants exchange to
wait upon the board of freeholders with
a view to having an appropriation
clause for a fund for public entertain
ments and@ patriotic purposes inserted
In the new charter The committee
wiz make it's recommendation at the
next freeholders' meeting. The mem
bers OF the exchange also pledged
hearty support to the proposed Western
Pacific celebration and offered the use
of the flags and bunting owned by the
organization to the decoration commit
tee of the chamber of commerce.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
singer IS RIVAL
TO Diving Venus
Winsome Josie Heather Appears
Unheralded at Oakland
Orpheum

OAKLAND. Aug. .17-Annette Kel-
hermann with her diving act continues
the attraction at the Oakland Orpheum,
where she heads a splendid bill
Miss Kellermann is undoubtedly one
of the drawing cards of the year at the
Orpheum. Though she is on the stage
only eight minutes. she has the spec
tators won at the first and held until
the last as certainly as if she were
giving a single spectacular exhibition
Next to the Diving Venus the hit
of the bill is Miss Josie Heather. a.
winsome little maid, who sings four
songs with changes of costume She
came unheralded. for she is taking the
place of the McCreevys, whom illness
prevented from appearing. Her voice
and her charm have won the theater
goers.
The Four Fords have dancing act
that is unique. The curtain rising, the
team is discovered dancing in moonlit
snow. Dora and Mabel Ford do a classic
dance and the team joins again for
a clog ensemble that excels most
dances of it's type.
Granville and Rogers start laugh
when they are first seen. for Gran
villes makeup is a comedy by itself
They only talk, sing and laugh and
dance. but they keep the audience in
tune with their antics. They are one
of the hits of the bill.
Ryan and Richfield is the name
under which Thomas ]. Ryan and Miss
Richfield appear in VIII Cressy's
sketch, Mag Haggerty's Visit" Ryan
is the little Irish hero of the playlet
and. Miss Richfield the devoted daugh-
ter
Harry Atkinson, the Australian Or
pheus," still rouses wonder with his
vocal limitations of Instruments; Cliff
ford and Burke contribute 10 minutes
of patter. including Clifford's original
hit, Nobody" Interesting wild west
moving pictures complete the bill.
Next week The Police Inspector a
dramatic playlet by Clay NJ. Greene and
Harrison Armstrong. will be a head
liner. The "Bana Girls will bring a
musical frivolity called Toy Shop Pas
times Stopp, Mehlinger and King will
come with their singing, comedy and
piano playing. and Lou Singer, re-
Gently of the Gay Hussar' company of
New York. will appear in a humorous
role.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
C.E WORKERS Will
Hold CONVENTION
Semi=Annual Meeting of Ala
media County Organization
to Begin Friday

OAKLAND, Aug 1.-THE forty-sev-
enth semiannual county convention of
Christian Endeavor workers will be
held at the First Christian church of
Alameda, San Jose and Park avenues,
Friday and Saturday. Efficient Serv-
ice' will be the theme of the conven-
ton. DR.. George E. Burlingame of San
Francisco, Charles Cunningham of
Sacramento. County President Ralph
). Hawley of Berkeley and many
other prominent officers of both. state
and county organizations will speak
1t is expected that about 1000 work
ers and representatives will gather for
the opening session of the convention
Friday evening a o'clock The sub
ject of discussion will be School of
Methods or Conferences" in which the
following will take part: Paul c.
Brown of Los Angeles, State General
Secretary A. w. Johnson of San Fran
cisco. County Treasurer e. d. Both
we'll of Oakland, State Counselor L. A
McAfee of Berkeley and Field Secre-
tary Leon Shaw
A Junior department session will be
held Saturday afternoon at o'clock
led by Alfred Dingle of Oakland A
session for the intermediate DEPART
ment will be held at o'clock under
the direction of Herbert Tweedie of
Oakland. A fellowship supper" will
be given in the evening at o'clock,
when the principal speakers will be
Neil e. Munroe of Berkeley, who will
also preside, Elmer Sheriff. of Santa
Barbara and Leon Shaw of Oakland.
Tie. most important session of the
convention will be in the evening at s
o'clock. County President Ralph S.
Hawley of Berkeley will preside After
the rollcall of societies he will make
the formal presentation of the county
banner. Charles Cunningham of Sac
ramento will extend greetings to the
convention and the address of the con-
clave will follow by Dr. George Z.
Rurlingafne of San francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
HAIR HEALTH.
If You Have Scalp or Hair
Trouble Take Advantage
of This Offer

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continue to sell it as we do. if we were
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-18
GARBAGE CONTRACT
is LOSING VENTURE
Attorney for Boat Owner Seeks
Higher Compensation

OAKLAND. Aug. 17.-Attorney Har-
rison S. Robinson, representing Captain
NJ Curtiss, who has the contract to
haul city garbage to sea, appeared be-
fore the board of public works this
morning to ask that his client be com
pensated for taking Berkeley refuse
AS Berkeley now has no means of dis
posing of It's garbage the city of Oak
land has rented a privilege of using the
Oakland boat and gets $500 a month
from the college town. Robinson said
his client is losing money on his con-
tract and will throw it up unless he is
paid for hauling Berkeley waste The
matter was continued for investiga-
ton,