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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
GEORGE WILEY, GOES FAST CLIP
Twenty-Five Miles Covered in Less
Than ThIrty-Eight Minutes.

REV ERIE, Mass,, May 3l,-George Wiley
of Syracuse, N. T., won the twenty-five
mile motor paced race at the Revere cycle
track today in 81 minutes as seconds. The
special mixed match race between Pat
Logan, Boston, and Saxon Williams, Salt
Lake City, resulted as follows:
Logan won the half-mile, Williams the
pursuit race and Logan the final half-mile.
The five-mile open amateur race was won
by Phil Wright of Salt Lake City In II
minutes seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

Slated for Kaufman in ninth.
Topeka ...............0 0 0 0 0 o 8 o IA
st. Joseph ....,.......O o 0 8 l 0 -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
AtInntIc GreYa Win.

ATLANTIC, Ia. May sO.-(SpeciaL 1.-THE
Atlantic Merchants Greys defeated the
Council Bluffs Inyincibles yesterday, to g.
Batteries Atlantic, Dahlberg White and
Russhenburg; InVinclbles, Colburn, Peter
son and Smith. Hits: Atlantic, II; In
l. Umpire: Franklin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
REGATTA HONORs DIVIDED
Intense Interest Taken in Harlem
Competition.

NEW YORK, May S1.-Honors were di-
vided in the forty-fourth annual regatta Of
the Harlem regatta association today Two
the Arundel Rowing club of Baltimore
against Malta Rowing club OF philadelphia
and the senior doubles, won by Feussel and
Shepherd, Harlem Rowing club, New
York, the champions in their classes
against Stoll and Parke Of the Arundel
Rowing club OF Baltimore. The course was
river.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
HOLLxs WIN AT PLATTsMOUTH

Batteries: Fearrias, Glass and Latimer
MCGEE, Clauson, Patton and Searles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

SAVANNAH, Ca, May A.-OIL-Turpen-
tine, quiet at 57%a6sc; sales, none; receipts,
] ia bills; shipments, IA Obbls.; stock, s2si
bbis.
RosEH-Firm sales. 2,s74 bills; receipts.
2 500 bills; shipments, l,a5 bills; stock,
t Di5i' e. sD' a.rsa4sC; r. tssSfSo; q. eSsS
500; II, B.O0db'O6; l. t5OOq6i0; X. s5.lb; N.
S6.25; n, $50; VIC, S57Oq5 80; WV, 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

'Kerns ..............1 0 0 0
-
Totals ..............36 "a 16
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
OMAHA.

Slated for Gonding in ninth. ssT
Slated for M cCakftfty in ninth. FE&
Omaha 0es @oig sss.%s..:..........S Q . Q Q Sl-i
Bases bh balls: OFF owens 9, off Nc
Caffery. Z. Psssed bsll: Hawkins.
Niehoff (O. Dalton. aCulligan, Dwyer. Sac
rifice hits: Owens. Time: 200. Umpire:
Mullen. Attendance, 600
Score, second game!
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
LINCOLN.

'batted TOT burhett IN NINTH,
Sioux, Cityss.~"."f Q 999099 90
Lincoln ....r,.",.....4 y ~ 4-lb
Stolen bases: Cockman. Thomas, Wieden-
saul CO, GRgnisr GU, Cobb. Two-base hits;
Miedensauli Cobb, Cockmsn %. Sacrifice
hit: Clark. Double plays: Wiedensaul 10
Gagnler, Hartman To Andreas 10 Stem.
Hits: on Alderman, 4 In three innings;
off Burnett, IL In six Innings, Struck out:
BY Alderman, 2; by Burnett, /; by Earth
ing, IL Bases on balls; OFT Alderman, 4;
off Bnrhett, 8; off FRrthing. a. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Farthing, 1. Time: 2;lO,
Umpire. Spencer. Attendance: 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
Americans Beat Denison.

gram 1.-THE Omaha Americans and DEM
son played hsre yesterday ending In
a score Of to In favor OF the Ameri-
first inning and could not be overcome by
the local team. Batterlesg Americans
Kemp and Hachten: DAnis0n, Faul and
Freed. Unpire: DR.. Kemp.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
NTemDhI. Returna Jobnnon

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May S1.-Pitcher Ran
din johnson, secured from the st. Louis
Nationals and who has been under trial by
the local team, has been returned to St
Louis, It was announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
new MAN IN BROOKLYN BOX
Pitcher Knetzer is Tried Out and
Quickly Makes Good.
TOUCHED UP FOR BUT SIX HITS
Trolley Dodgers Bunch Their Bat
ting and I'm an Easy Game
Easily Defeat Boston
Men,

BROOKLYN, May S1.-Brooklyn tried out
Pitcher Knestner today and he made good.
Boston went down, 4 to 1. lie allowed
only six hits and two passes. one Of the
latter, followed by Beck's double, scoring
the only run for the visitors. Brooklyn
punched hits off Mattern in the third and
fifth Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
" INVIU VI 70 T. EUUIEs
ted for Hoffman in ninth.

Two-base hit: Stone. Three-base hit:
iarty. Stolen bases: Cobb (2). Hit by
pitched ball: BY Petty, Bush, by Pernoli,
Schweitzer. Bases on balls: orr Petty, /; off
Pernoll, 2. Struck out: BY Petty, 8. Left on
bases: Detroit, 4; St. Louis, g. Time: 1.2O.
Umpires: Dineen and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

Runner out. hit by pitched ball
Two-base hits: Falconer (2), Kelly, Nc
Creary, Miller CD. Droege, Fitzgerald,
Means. Sacrifice hits: Kelly, Bresman.
Hit by pitched ball: Kelly, Bardwell Bases
on balls: Off McCreary, 3; off Bardwell, 2.
Struck out: BY McCreary. 8; by Bard
well, 8. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
INDIANAPOLIS.
MILWAUKEE.
- -. 1.

Two-base HIT Randall. Double plays;
Breen to McGann, MilligAn to Carr. Stolen
base Murch Hit by pitched ball McGann.
Sacrifice hits: Spencer, McGann. Bases
on balls. OFF MeGlynn s; off Hardgroce.
2. Time: 1850. Umpires Owens and Cusaek.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
PHILADELPHIA.
Slated for Bates in third.
apattaa fpp Moora In aaUaDt

Snodgrass. Home run: Grant. Hts Off
Moore, in seven innings; off Brennan, 1
in two innings. Left on bases: New York,
s; Philadelphia, g. Bases on balls: Off
Raymond, /; off Moore, S; off Brennan, /.
Struck out: BY Raymond, 4; by Moore, 8;
by Brennan, q Time: 2:R Umpires:
Johnstone and Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
TARRELLs ARE TWICE vIcTdRs
Syrup Makers Take Games from Tin
derwOOd, Ia, and Scribners.

The Farrell Syrup team added a victory
over Underwood Ia, to the seasons string
6 to 8, Big Bennett for Underwood pitched
the game under distinct disadvantage,
while Probst threw a good game, b BFln-
The score: ...r w.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
shuts out Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, May a.-Milwaukee de-
feated Indianapolis today In a pitchers
battle between MeGynn and Hardgrove,
to O. A pass. a sacrifice an out and 3
run Of the game. McGlynn held the locals
To four hits. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
HOnors Are Easy, All Games Being
Divided Between the Teams.

D1Vlueu between thc Ach"b'
BLOOMINGTON. n. May a.-Bloom-
header in which nearly every hit was
startling. Score, first game: r. H e.
s sbGG%Rstpn . 1900: 0SSSSSSSSo&a
Batteries :Laudermilk and Johnson; Hig
gins and Nunamaker.
Score. second game: r. H. Il.
ss ppiSsFlsIS SSSS55SSddlddSS 5 8
Batteries sohmirler and ,JohnsonI Humes
PEORIA, ILL.,. May a.-Peoria and Dan
slow and featureless. Score, first game:
r. II. L.
Peoria ...............4O0Os 10 8
Danville ............. O. OOo1 2OOA
Batteries: ovitz and Asmussen; Guerney
and Wolf.
Score second game: r. II. e.
Danville ............. 41o0000-6
and Wolfe.
ROCK ISLAND. Ill, May sl:-Rock
Island won the first game with With bait batting g
F ss S% eosd DO first Eam %A
Davenport ......... Oi00Oi2i005 a
Batteries Cavet, Couchman and Jacob
son; Dlave. Archer and Coveney.
Rock island. -. -. 0O0oO0000-o I
Davenport ........... 0 10OoOO00-1 8
Batteries: Couchman and Jacobson;
Smith and Waters.
| DUBUUE, Ia, May 31.-Benson, an
amateur, was largely responsible for
Waterloo's first victory. Leards triple
with bases filled won the second game.
S HSHa; ln' '.. sans Ooo1OOoOoi
Waterloo ............ O13O001OO-S 4
Batteries: Faber and Benson; Chapman
and Harrington.
| Score, second game: X. II. 10.
Waterloo ............ 5000 AOO
Batteries: Fearrias, Glass and Latimer;
MCGEE, Clauson, Patton and Searles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
Nobody ia Too Old

to learn that the sure way to cure cough
or cold is with DIR. Kings New Discovery,
SOC and $l,O0. For sale by Beaton Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
CInrlr Secured hY FieId club.

The Omaha Field club has secured the
services OF Golf Professional Clark OF Calf
fornia to fiji the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF George Dow. Clark is orig
lnally from Australia, and In addition 10
being an Instructor Is an expert club maker.
AS soon as he arrives In the city ne will
take charge at the Field club,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

OH. CITY. Pa, May s1.-OII.-Credit bal
ances. N.s5; runs 1s5.sS9 bills. average,
l4, s4s bills; shipments. 496.SS5 bills; aver
age, iTO.72O bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
New YorIx Encmpen n shutout.

PHILADELPHIA May 30.-Philadelphia
put up very poor exhibition against New
York today and lost, to 2. The home
team escaped a shutout when Grant hit to
the club house for home run, also scoring
ha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
HUNcHED Mrs WIN FOR ST. JOE

Topeka Makes q Rally in the seventh,
ri but TSO Late.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May H.-St Joseph
punched hits In the fifth inning today and
while the Topekas made a desperate effort
in the seventh to overcome the lead they
were unabl TO hold out. Scor;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

81 Joseph ''..'...'..'O v U ~
Three-base hit Bauer. Struck out: BY
Johnson, 8; by Kaufman, g. Base on balls:
Off Kaufman, 4. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Johnson. /; by Kaufman. /. Double plays:
Kunkle to Kahl to Landreth, Kunkle to
Reilly to Landreth. Time: l:45. Umpire:
Clark. = .t .S -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
BROOKLYN
- ~
Slated for Mattern in ninth.

Lett on buses. Boston,. o. BrooKIyn, 0.
Wheat. Sacrifice hit Burch. First base
on error: Boston, /. Double plays: Wheat
to I. Smith to Daubert, Lennox to Daubert
to Lennox. First base on balls: OFF Mat
tern, 8; off Knetzer, 2. Struck out: BY
Mattern, 3; by Knetzer, 4. Hits: Off Mat
tern, in seven innings; off Parsons, 1 in
one inning. Umpires: O'Day and Brennan.
Time: l:A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
ColIene Raae Boil.
TurDentIne and noain.

At Vermilion, 8. D.-South Dakota, 0;
Morningside (siouY city. 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
; Nebrasl.a City Reats NIatyvnIe.

Umpire; Frank Quigley Of Omaha.
The Farrells defeated the Scrtbners OF
Sunday by a score OF ; to ], ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

UMAHA.

Two-base hitl Mattook. Three-base hit
Kane, Bases on balls: Off Gates, g.. of
Hawkins VIVID Pitch Gates. Struck out
BY Gates. s. by Sanders, 2; by Meter, 2
Stolen baseslg Fox, Corridor, 6hotton
Kane, Double play: Corridor to Fox
Sacrifice hits: Hawkins, King, Schipke
Time: BIB Attendance: 700. Umpire
Mullen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

and lots S730: Blanco. lots. $i0. TO
improvements; Cedar Hin, lots, $3.50;
no improvements. making a total for
lots and Improvements Of Sl70,235.
This makes a total real estate value
81 S793.3fS. which is about three
fourths of the total assessed valuation
of the county.
OF livestock there are 2.506 horses
valued at S5S.f45; q mules. valued at
s2475; 500 head of cattle. valued at
s62.7 45; $3.50 sheep. valued at 500
791. 5,153 goats, valued at S6.324, and
422 hogs. valued at S1.4s5.
In merchandise Aztec is credited
with S22.510. IL Plata, S2.350; Fruit
land. $1,000. Pennington, S25.140.
Bloomfield. $1.9I7, Flora Vista. ST.
700, Blanco. $3.50. Cedar lin. ST.
500. %Shiprock. S6,515.
Money was evidently off visiting
when the assessor called. for Pine
River had only $40. Aztec, $4,000; La
Plata. $3.50. Pennington. S6,T25.
Bloomfield. $3.50. Blanco, $500, Cedar
HIM. $500; making q total Of $l3.4I5.
while al the same time there was over
5 20G. 000 on deposit in the banks Of the
county.
on the whole the showing is a good
pue and shows that this precinct leads
10 not only population but an forms
81 wealth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

70 those of his present position. bat
will be more extensive as the plant =
10 hr run on 3 twrnty four hours a
day basis He will be in charge Of
the fee gangs and with the largest
citrus crop In the history 81 the in
dustry anticipated for next year a big
season Is mapped out for him. Dur
Ing the winter mouths before il -
necessary % ice. the plant utH manu-
faeture ice only. laying In the big sup
ply needed for the summer months
and Tor which vast storage rooms are
provided, but with the approach -
sarm weather the activity VIII in
crease end IL the crop comes up 10
the expectation of the officiais--S0,-
600 car~-a 2u0 ear-;t-daN run at the
plant win not be- G. rare occurrence.
II is planned 10 construct an ice
loading dock 10 be operated srpsr-
rfely from the dock at the ~pre-cooi-
ing shed. where cars that are not pre-
aooled con be iced without disturbing
cars that mas be ln the process ~
pre-cooling on The other tracks
Mr.. Godfrey Is wcN-kuoNn through
,ut tie city and is popular in railroad
and other c~ircles His new duties viii
place him over Is brig gang of men dur
the icing season His friends be-
.ieve that 40 more competent fore
could be- secured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22
HOW THE SANTA FE
CAME TO RESCUE
Of FARMERS


There max have been reasons in
deys gone by for reference a. railroads
as s%oulless corporations. but acts like
the ene herein Fecited 60 6 long was >
towards showing 10 the puhiic that
railroads after am are controlled and
nlanased by big hearted Wen meaning
men. said a Topeka Official OF the
Santa Fc recently.
During the tall of lsoe the farm
ers living adjacent to the tine Of the
Santa re from Woodward. Okla. 10
the Canadian river soWed q great deal
~ wheat these farmers invested prac-
ticsiiH their al IN seed wheat. Drouth
and other adverse climatic conditions
operated So IT. the disadvantage OF the
growing crops that when harvest time
came the poor farmer had nothing o.
harvest, nothing 20 show for his la
hors
Discouraged. and dlsheartened.
great numbers were considering aban-
doning their ferms. but when the con-
diti0n confronting these pioneers ~
the Panhandle were brought to the
attention NJ that great biz hearted
railroad man. Mr.. r.. p. Ripley. he
Immediately authorized his iieuten-
ants To investigate and see II the farm
ers would NOT stay 10y their farms, pro-
Nided the Santa re would furnish
seed wheat sufficient 10 meet the res
ouifcments upon such terms as would
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22
SAN JUAN COUNTY
WEALTH SHOWN
BY FIGURES
twenty Thousand Acres OF
Agricultural Land Returned
for assessment Real Estate
Total Near Million Dollars,


Especial Correspondence 10 hernlnG Journail
Pennington. n. Nj sept lS.-The
following abstract col san juan GUN
tts wealth wealth hsts been given
through tine courtesy af county treas
user NJ. T. Wagner and county asses
tor w. s.. Graves. O, the Pennington
Times Hustler Thtre is "a lot ~
fefy valuable Information in DO and lt
win be wen worth careful p|ersual-
The total number of acres OF agrl-
cultural lands returned for assessment
ere Zo.224 These are divided among
the precincts as ollnW Pine River
Frlitlaud t.ls7: Pennington 46}4
Bloomfield. stS; Largo zoos: Flora
Vista. 1850 Blanrp. 695. Cedar Hin
7o1. Shiprock. SOL.
The value of land Improvement bg
precincts runs os follows Pine River.
SIT 1I0. Aztec. Ss4.5US. la PLATA,
Sll2l4 frultiand saf.Sa6 Farming
ton. S14s.59S Bloomfield. $40 SOC.
Largo. S2261o. Flora Vista. $4s.39o
Bitnco Sl4Nlt Cedar Hin $59a5I
S~hiprock. Slal35. making q total Of
hands and Improvements 81 S534.V22.
or very nearly one-half Of the assess
ed valuation ~ the cotgnty There
are 1888 acres OF grazing lands iu
the county which with the improve
ments are valued at S1SS.06l.
The city or town lots are distribute
ed throughout the county as follows
Pine River, s.; Aztec. OFF. la Plata +
II; Fruitland 40, Pennington. l.Iss;
Bloomfield. iG5. Largo. 9 Flora Vista
.. Blanco. > Cedar aim. T.
The value of these lots and inn
pFpyements are by precincts as fol-
bows Pine River. lots. S4T5. no inn
AaHaA MLr. COO. n-L K-
provement and lots S63.605. Ia Plata.
lots. $1.6l5. Fruitland. lots. Sl.f35.I
improvements and lots 80 .e60. FARM
lots. s4f.2I5. improvements
and lots S89105, Bloomfield. lots
DO improvements Largo. lots.
S3t5. Improvements and lots. SJ4e.
Flora vista. lots s13o improvements
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

be mutually satisfactory The reports
came back 10 Mr. Ripley that the
farmers would stay; as = consequence
five carloads Of the best seed wheat
obtainablc were obtained n sent to
Woodward. Okla. ana other points for
distribution.
The actual distribution OF the seed
wheat WAS made under the personal
supervision of Mr.. e. ". kouns. gem
eral OF the western lines.
VINO hy the way. is ~ come 20 To-
peka October I 70 succeed the late
Mr.. Hurley.
The Santa Re viii get back every
dollar invested. The bread cast upon
the waters will be returned tourfold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22
JUVENILES HOLD
HIGH CARNIVAL
LAST NIGHT


- ,s -arpue
.rt ana TInJc-
80 .rrarfetr.a
st..r.~ ID Die hand.
1890, 9rsst cerftHt ayr-
r,-g+ aff.fr n.ino .n. ta
.m-..ra8 81, .r5ft aa
,rt. 1870 IIsnfnsaH hos
a+t .t,h i.stE ,ard Tse ho,s
-. a.. h.softelf+ uifb am
l.1s asaa AND o some
r@r s. An.r fha
,t. ewr aaf g-crudH 81 tga
6a9ttrul,. as4,,r-
r..se. anferrr ard
Am.f1.r gsr.
.I.- t,luo =. ~,lectris lights The
rsara an8 Isnaemarn band REM
.t....l a,nm oNiah Was h@4rtilv
frA.s.l br fh. h.sf ANA b~ friends
t.4 III. ~rt.rlfe r8asfs Ifxlr
-,e.rt.t -4rnsr and ALI
.tr,,fl .@ n.s,.d ,.fr t,,ng-
.ta 81. ,i.tcr .ot.tesr u|us,ti.us
~
a.o sse tl,r. .tn,e IN H.. eats
-, ~ sr+v-Urn tMas nr.y.d them-
N.-yt. ..aaft..
trsvl..tls ts1ng ibet 81,
~ ~. bffi - far,
~. raw served ip
1900 ~. r-rvttat4sr dish
$780,, n4vfne H-s4a,er.d
$500 ,rat tnt .nesU
ws.,f4 4tbsr rr.4m rieht ont
VI ~ s#ea t6sn s. ,essta time fe..i-
,n
-. - rbs. Was
AtiftAk tNt "sAt ats HNAA "a0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

lies de7arted FOR their homes shortly
before NJ O'Clock j. vas the unani-
nous opinion of the bows tiut .hcy
enjoyed themselves 20 the limit
snd that they never had + better time
IN their BRIEF young lives
Among those who attended tne
banquet az special guests Of Governor
slower and who were Interested on
lockers. were Judge Ira a Abbott r.
N p Bryan " vs.. strong William
Mcintosh. G. q Cushman. f. X Ellis
ana 2 number of other ladies ana
R~cntleman-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22
KENO PARTY
IS PLEASING
Two Hundred B. P, O. E. and
Their Wives Attend Unique.
Entertainment Last Night

Keno. shouted Nike Nasn as me
fiFsl rsil oil the Elks Keno party
enme 10 @ sudden halt last evening
r fht lod4es spacious banquet hsll
which WAS specially adorned FOR the
ooe aston But Afr Nash Was bot one
~ q dozen who gathered around the
large table BOB the adjoining room
where trophies Trre awarded So as
many winners "a thc heim pf thc
Keno pAfapheruaila tending on an
elevated platform especially con-
strueted Tor tHta memorable occasion.
Wss Hon ~. D sherman With such
ciearuess dtd ar sherman call th"
numbers thai : branch game could
easllf nave oeen pla4cd in q neigh
poring building. HE E-0-EieKen
Nas ~paTucglstlY amusing AZ well as
aat eptahic on more than enc oecs
sion
over tWo hundred sntlered ones
aud their wives. gathered around The
two long tables In tht banquet hall
the uulse nf laughter and merri-
inent which eusIed from this amuse-
ment uall fully convinced those ou
the outside vito Wcrt unable ~ come
iH On account af the large numbers
that an were ENJOYING them
SELVES THE hhll was srtistieailt fes-
tooned ceiling to side walls with
purple crepe tissue ribbons and the
general effect vas beautiful indeed.
Following the keno laying. dane
was induiged IN in the adjoining
bali room tu music furnished hy the
Ca Vanaugh orchestra Refreshments
consisting ~ ice cream cones punch
aud cake were served during the
evening Much credit for the success
Of the event y due the 1870 entertain
ment committee and the general sep
81 those attending lest eve
ming aae do Ii aeain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22
OUTLOOK GRATIFYING
SAYS HON b 4 fnuJ an

Phoenix. Ariz.. Sept. 1g.-R
Fowler. president Of the national frri.
cation congress, spent Yesterday m
Phoenix making the home town 4
flying visit and not waiting to even.
stop over night. He came from ths
east and left again last evening for
Los Angeles. where Mrs. Fowler il
staying with her father and mother
II was his intention to have been
here several days ago and make n
longer stay. but added engagements
complicated his movements. so no
dropped in to attend to q number OF
pressing matters in connection with
the Y, NJ. c., A. and other things, be-
fore the converting of the congress.
Tuesday morning he will leave Ios
Angeles FOR Pueblo. arriving Thurs
day. Friday night the board of GOV
errors of the z viii hold a
conference and saturday the execu-
tive committee viii be IN session. talk
ing final action on matters that ara
to be brought before the session ana
concludine all arrangements for 10.
The session win begin on tho 2eth.
one week from tomorrow. MIR. Fowler
says the outlook for the session was
never more gratifying. There win be
between l.5U0 and 1000 delegates
present, to Jay nothing Of thousands
who ere not delegates. President
Taft will not attend but he viii write
a letter that Will be read before the
congress. Neither will formeF Presl-
dent Roosevelt be in attendance. but
there will be scores Of other notablcs
who viii be there and all of whom
will have something Of interest and
Importance to say.
When he left here last Mr. Fowler
went via Austin. Texas. where be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22
Ell PASO APPRECIATES
GRAVITY OF SITUATION

That FL Paso and the Mesllla valley
realize the urgency a. the situation
is shown by the following from the
III Paso Herald.
Colorado is preparing TO make a
tremendous fight at Pueblo before
he National Irrigation congress. the
primary object being 10 get the stor-
age capacity Of the t1ngle dam cut
down from 4.200,000 acre feet to only
$50. 600 acre feet. or only one-tIfth
the storage deemed i~mperatiyely
necessary 10y the engineers of the re-
cl8mation service.
Colorado's strong Delegation.
The Colorado d%tlecation includes
senator's and eX%-senators, leading law
yerS and prominent representatives of
the state of Colorado. the cities. the
chambers of commerce. real estate
exchanges che societies OF civil en-
pineers and the irrigation corpora
tions ana railroads interested in de-
feating the project for reciaimin- the
lands in this lower valley.
For q long time Colorado fought the
IS hole project. hut since the ashing-
ton government passed emphatic APP
prevail upon the project and lnce the
treaty with Mexico became q law. the
opponents have confined themselves
mainly 10 efforts To- discredit the re-
ella nation service e~ngineers,to force
This removal of AN restrictions upon
the upper stream. e. compel 70 cutting
down 81 the tOra@r capacity to the
biz reservoir and u reduce the acre
age a. the reclaimed in this part OF
the valley.
C~olorado's Prime Contention.
"The waters of the Rio Gr1ude in
Colorado belong primarily to Colo
iado. is tae declaration in resolutions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

Tn san Befnardiuo sun says
With rho completion ~ tine contract
~ " " Brispu. Jr. Tor tine icing o.
n uit ,ars Tor the santa Re VIII IA.
Godfrey VINO Tor & number % years
has been in charge of the plant az
the local Yards Niil on October 4
assume charge 81 the Gate City Ice
and Preceding c0npanvs plant.
where the fruit cars are to be retriger
ated entirels IN the future as icing
foreman.
Mr.. Godlfes : dures VIII De similar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

The New Mexico Baptist College at
Alamagordo opened its regular ses-
sion on last Tuesday morning, with
the most encouraging prospects Tor a
year of successful work. The enroll
ment Of the opening day was as great
as the enrolment Of the whole of the
last session. Many more students
have been pledged to attend during
the present session, and will report
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-22

own interests il they fail 10 rally in
force AT Pueblo and prevent unfayor.
able action by the assembled dele
gates. Come 10 the chamber Of com
merce Tuesday night and talk It over.