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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
Daily Queries and Answers
Address all communications for this column Editor
No
stamps valued and dealers given

the study lis pursued for four or i've
periods week; but, under ordinary
circumstances a satisfactory years
work in any subject cannot be ac-
complisfed In less than 1870 sixty
minute hours or their equivalent
Schools organized on q different basis
can nevertheless estimate their work
in terms OF this unit
The function OF this unit Is simply
to recognize q well-ordered high school
course. a large per cent. OF the
schools ana colleges In all parts OF tho
country, q ,,n have now stated their re-.
engagements a,,dh Tor ma, Admission in terms OF
Examination Board. In April OF 1909.
adopted the foundations numerical val
.uatlon OF each OF the subjects In which
the board holds examinations. SINH
Preparation Schools OF the Southern
States voted at Its meeting, held at
Chattanooga In 1908. to adopt the unit
as defined by the foundation.
The Grave OF Helen II. Jncls0n.
Please publish the facts In regard,
to the grave OF Helen Hunt Jackson.
on South Cheyenne Canon. Col. lis
there not some story connected with
It? 80
There is no STORY so far as we
know. about the grave OF Helen Hunt
Jackson. except the story Of her life
md her fight to secure Justice for the
Indian. When ramona" appeared. il
was like another Uncle Toms Cabin"
for the Indian cause--n cause to which
Its author devoted her best efforts
and her highest talents. Mrs. Jackson
tthen Miss Fiske) married. 1t will be
remembered. banker OF Colorado
Springs, and from that time forward
made the West her adopted home. Hor
sentiment for the country and nor
love OF the grand mountain scenery
of Colorado. led her to select the
canon for the site OF her tomb.
Corbettss Address.
& II you are In position TO give me
the address of James J. corbctt. SO
prizehghter ! Will appreciate It very
much. j. w. SATTERWHITE.
Address him In care al Sporting Life.
81 South Third Street, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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THE Republicans of Tennessee have
1t in their power" says the Knoxville
Journal and Tribune, ut is their OPP
portunity to lead off in movement
to raise politics to a higher plane
will they do it?" No; they will not.
They can't.
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We learn that there is a movement
on foot ito promote the bacon indus
try of Arkansas" Evidently Jeffries
Davis didn't bring the bacon home"
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Stuart will strike slemp out in the
Ninth.
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HUMANE EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC
49,. School l.c.l

II UMANE EDUCATION IN The PUBLAC
SCHOOLS.
4 New Hampshire ana Illinois have
written into their statute books acts
providing that instruction shall be.
given in their puolic schools as to the,
humane treatment OF animals. These
enactments are recent and are in linz
with the demands OF q steadily grow,
ing sentiment Tor prevention OF cru
city to animals.
I'm every public school within this his
State" declares the Illinois law. mo- no 7
less than one half hour OF Oh week. eel
during the whole of each term ERIN Of. g 4 the
school. shall be devoted to teaching
the pupils thereof Kindness and justice
to ana humane 4 treatment and protec-
ton OF birds and animals and the i'm
3portant part they fulfil in the economy
OF nature, 1t shall be optional with
ca Oh i eacher whether It shall be con-;
secutiye half-hour or a few minutes
daily, or whether such teaching shall
be through humane reading, daily In
cidents, stories. personal example or
In connection with nature study
These laws are commensurate, The
time consumed in the study Of humane
treatment OF animals is so5little as to
make no substantial difference In the
bordering OF tho curriculum, yet " ii
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5nrnegic's Foundation Units.

Cnrnegic's Foundation Units.
Kindly enlighten me as to what Is
meant by the Carnegie Foundos,or
method OF counting by units In grading
college and school work.
In explanation OF this matter, tho
fourth annual report of the president
and treasurer of the foundation says.
unit represents years study In
shutting approximately quarter of a
full years work. Crhis Is the state
ment proposed by .se National Confer
ence Committee on Standards OF Col-
officers or the foundation) 1t is de-.
signed (the statement continueD to
afford n standard OF measurement for
the work done in secondary schools. 1t
takes the fonr-year high school course
as n basis and assumes that tho length
of the school year Is from t.1irty-six to
forty weeks, that a period is from for.
ty to sixty mLnutes In length. and that
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SIMPLE HOT.

The Marion News is chasing rain
bows.
That paper. one of the slernp tin
horns, says this week: TT is amusing
to read the editorials OF the Eastern
Virginia press on the insurgents in
the Ninth The Times-Dispatch
says: "All hail to the progressive Re-
publicans OF the Ninth" So say we.
They are all progressive, and on the
eighth OF next November will support
Bascomb Slemp to a man. II by In
surgents you mean kickers or anti
slemp Republicans. they are not in the
Ninth District in sufficient numbers to
be recognized. If you will take the
pains. you cam no doubt. find more
antistuart Democrats than you can
find antl-slemp Republicans
Such a statement as this belongs to
the comic page, not to columns that
are supposed, to impart information.
It rs a fact. undeniable and incontro-
vertible. that there are great many
Republicans who are going to vote for
Stuart. They will not Swallow a
man who supported Cannon, the inter
ests, the great corporations, the har-
pies who are preying upon the liberty
and rights of the people.
Tt is not fact that there are Demo-
Gratis in the Ninth who will not sup
port Henry Stuart There Is no evil
dence to bolster up such an allegation
as that. The Marion News knows that
such statement is fabrication.
manufactured by it in its blind desire
| to say what it can against Stuart.
Any man who says that there are
democrats who will not support Stu
Tart is circulating simple rot.
With solid Democracy behind him.
with many good Republicans aiding
4 him, Stuart will win.
Il 593ss ---.--.-z--=------= 3E s.5s
4 The Henry Bulletin takes a ding
at former State Senator Thomas. OF
i Lynchburg:
| "The copious and continuous State
senator. a. F. Thomas, Of Lynchburg,
lbs Of the opinion that neither of the
1.-two. great parties can be relied upon
i to steer the ship Of state safely
through the dangers which surround
a|Git'-which leads to the irresistible
].conclusion that Senator Thomas is the
Il man to do the job Senator Thomas
4 we are sure, will concur"
What would the Colonel say? Il
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The local pride of the Orange OBJ

The local pride of the Orange OBJ
server is evident, when 1t says;
The Baltimore sun soys kind tarts
are more than coronets and PUMPKIN
PIE than Norman Blood" Go way.
white man, you haven't Toasted until
you smack your molars on the real
old fashion "virginy ash cake, and
the buttermills from the spring house.
we sec this in the Orange light, too.
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"THE MACHINE,

The Farmville Herald strikes an
"insurgent" note this week in regard
to the machine" in Virginia politics.
1t says:
"A conference of Virginia Demo-
Gratis is essential. To say there is
no unrest in the ranks is to close eyes
to the clear shining of the sun. The
machine may be a dream. but to
some Democrats of the State 1t is a
horrid nightmare. The ring may be
fiction, but to some it is q living, act
ing, irritating fact. The poor man
may have chance in Virginia poll
tics, but poor men Of Virginia don't
think so. Important amendments to
the Constitution are to be voted on
at the November election, and no cam
didate for Office Is discussing them
before the people. a Senator recently
resigned. is accused of having violated
his oath of office, partisans for party
purposes would rearrange at least one
OF the congressional districts, and
Democratic congressman seeking re-
election are accused of voting with
Republicans on measures brought be-
fore Congress. but why multiply
reasons for a house gathering of Vir-
GINA Democrats? We only repeat that
for efficient service iNis essential ia1l
Praise the Lord, though. we have ne
Joe Cannon in Virginia.
-
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George Fred Williams will make
the principal speech at the dedication
Of four bronze tablets that are to be
added tot the Altgeld Monument in
Chicago on Sunday. September L.
George Fred is one Of the finest fell
lows In the world. He had a bright
political future at one time; but like
a great many other impressionable
youngsters. he took the tide at the
Eebb.
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The Grave of Helen II. JncksOn.
Please publish the facts In regard
to the grave or Helen Hunt Jackson.
on South Cheyenne Canon, Col. is
there not some story connected with
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2. box Of candy is subject to a
duty OF. about 20 cents. The tariff is
80 (Mexicam cents per kiloEran1. A
kilo is about two pounds and Next
can cent worth about one-half an
Domestic hostage rates nm.
ply to Mexico in the matter OF parcels.
The charge Is 16 cents. Foreign rate
Tor the Same would be 12 cent?
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hpd anything to gain by speaking u

of his interlocutor. ssi
Nobody *erknows how an election
In Georgia will turn out, but we think
1t would be safe to play on the brown
this tllne--that is to say, unless the
Georgians are really looking for trou-
BILE. SO far as we are able to fridge,
there was no overwhelming demand"
for Mr. Smith to run this year; indeed,
no made UP his own mind several times
to keep out of It. That Is what we
wish he had done, but now that he Is
in II, II we may be permitted to ex-
press mn opinion we hope that he VIII
be put out oft for keeps. Georgia has
been doing a good deal OF business OF
a profitable sort at the old stand since
Little Joe" Brown succeeded Hoke
Smith.
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4 80 4
In Europe several "hotel soho OILS"
have been opened. The business Of
conducting hotels and serving in them
lis to be taught at these Institutions.
The subjects taught are: arithmetic.
from the hotel keepers standpoint';
geography, general Information. GUS
toms and manners. hygiene, athletics.
dancing. political economy, heating,
tourists while othsr things will D be
learned at slaughter-houses and ice
cream factories. The only thing lack
ing in the curriculum is a course in
|tipology. fss5; 81
| -" n
Speaking Of Bulkeley. the country
will be Interested to know, possibly,
that he came very near being killed
IN railroad wreck the Their day. II He 2
nrobably did, not so interpret It; but
the wreck was, in fact, a warning to
MIN to get out Of the race FOR the
Senate before something terrible hap-
pens to him. He has money enough
now to leave Isl Connecticut, and It
would be really more comfortable for
him to live in Texas than to have the
steam roller run over him In Cons
necticut Down In ToXas, he could
keep company with Gone j ohnson. il
4 Gone would let him. and If he should
not Ike Cone he could flock with
A iolndeSter. What he 81 ought to do,
really is to get away from connectt-
i cut while ~ is yet day, S3S
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"Scp tlmilsV hhH NJ exiCNn CustOnB.
j. What are the meanings OF Mo-
hooks, zlbeline, Pelion and Zirt? These
words appear in Locke's novel. "Septi-!
mus" but they are not listed In Web
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-10
PRESIDENT SAILS
FOR PANAMA
He Leaves Charleston, South
Carolina on Cruiser
Montana
WILL ARRIVE IN COLON SUNDAY
On Return He VIII Stop Over
Several Hours in Richmond.
Virginia.

Charleston, S. c., Nov. 1O.-Presi-
dent Taft sailed today for Panama on
the armored cruiser Tennessee with
the cruiser Montana as a convoy.
Both cruisers have speed of %
knots and will make the trip to Co.
lon in four days. Mr.. Taft expects
to be on the isthmus four days and is
due back in Charleston on November
22. He will stop over a few hours in
Richmond on November %. The Pres
ident expects to make number of
regarding the canal
at the coming short session of Con-
gress.
Disappointed as is the President at
the loss of the House of Representa-
tives to the Democrats, his political
advisors are pinning their hopes to
the fact that three months session
of the present Republican majority in
both branches of congress is about to
begin. 1t is known that into that
brief period, the administration In
tends to. crowd as much of it's legisla-
tive program as there seems to be the
remotest chance of enactment.
Much of the proposed legislation
which will be urged on Congress in the
Presidents forthcoming message will
be Of q progressive character.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-10

With iron hand in velvet glove, Del
egate Solomon Luna yesterday after
noon, during the consideration of the
report of the Committee on Judiciary,
held the reins and in consequence,
thirty important sections were dispos,
ed of satisfactorily, without wrang-
ling, without hitch, in three hours,
or one section each ten minutes. He
was the soul of courtesy to the op-
position, he permitted 1t to have all
the say it wanted and even more than
the majority was at times willing to
grant it, and yet his firmness and di-
plomacy secured ample deliberation
without waste of time. Perhaps, it
was merely an illustration of the quail
tiles that have made him so success
full in business, in politics, in stock
growing, in everything he has under
taken. A smile from him goes further
than threat from others; word of
his has more weight than an Grafton
from some one else Born to the
manor, he is staunch defender of
his people and this commonwealth
who have honored him repeatedly, and
he is perhaps the only man of whom
it can be said that he can have any
thing that it is within the power of
his party and the Territory to bestow.
At present he is and for years he has
been the Republican national com.
mitteeman from New Mexico; he has
held the purse strings of the Repub-
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lican party in New Mexico in many
campaigns and it hasn't hurt the purse
any, either; he has been for years the
county treasurer for Valencia county,
and the Republican majorities from
that county which have come in so
handy at every general election are
growing none the less because of his
popularity and his uprightness. OF
course, he has held many other offices
and honors and he has refused many
more than he has held, for he is of
retiring disposition, it is not his wish
to bf in the limelight, he would rath.
er al lieve results unbeknown to those
aroutld him and he is therefore the
NOR beloved and the more esteemed
That he is progressive and not reac-
tionary has been demonstrated
more than once during the
present convention in which he
is one of the most influen-
tial delegates and only day before yes.
terday he helped turn the tide in ia.
vor of bestowing upon women the
right to vote at school elections and
to hold school Office.
He too, with Mrs. Luna, whose activ-
ity in the field of charity, civic right
eousness are far less known than her
prominence in society, ought to live
in Santa Fe instead of at Albuquer-
que and Los Lunas, for Santa Fe
would appreciate them at their full
worth.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-10
LIST Of DEAD
IS GROWING
Those Killed in Del Aqua
Mine Disaster May Num-
Der Eighty
FIFTY BODIES BROUGHT OUT
Rescue Parties Are Penetrating
Galleries But New Fire Beats
Them Back.

Delagua. Colo, Nov. 10-Nine more
charred and mangled bodies were
found in mine number 3 of the Victor
American Fuel Company today. bring
ing the list of the dead as the result
of Tuesdays explosion up to sixty
four. 1t is now thought that the list
may reach seVenty-five or eighty. The
long line of bodies in the temporary
morgue grew fast this morning. Res
cue parties, penetrating the chambers
of the fourth north entry where the
explosion occurred, found tangled
mass of charred and disfgured bodies
a mile from the entrance. The body
of Llewellyn Evans, pit boss, was
brought out early this morning. Fifty
bodies have been brought out so far.
Fire broke out near the original point
of explosion shortly after midnight
and the rescue parties abandoned the
work of removing the bodies to check
the flames. Arrangements were made
this morning to attack from the in
side the great fall of rock under
which Superintendent William Lewis
and nearly every foreman of the mine
are supposed to be buried.
State Mine Inspector Jones and ].
C. Roberts of the government mine
Rescue Car entered the mine this
morning to make thorough inspec-
ton and determine if possible the
cause of the explosion. The res
cuers now have been through most
of the main workings and are now
searching the cross galleries.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-10
ARIZONA DEMO,
Gratis NOW BALK
Half a Dozen of Them This
Forenoon Refused to
Enter Caucus
RECALL CLAUSE CAUSES SPLIT
Judiciary Committee Reports
Against Juvenile Courts and
Senatorial Qualification.

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 10.-The judi
ciary committee of the constitutional
convention today reported adversely
the following: The juvenile court
bill, the Feeney bill giving the right
to organize to strike, picket and boy
colt, and bill requiring a five year
residence as qualification for U. S.
senators. All these will come up in
committee of the whole tomorrow. The
galleries were packed today in anti
cipation of vote on the recall propo-
sition. A caucus of Democrats was
held after convening in which half a
dozen Democrats refused to take part.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-10
MAJORITY TWELVE
IN SENATE
Later Reports Make Election
Returns More Favorable
to Republicans
WESTERN STATES STAUNCH
Montana, Nevada, Wyoming,
California, Washington, Wyo-
ming in Right Column.

The latest reports and they are
final, show that the Republicans will
have a majority of twelve in the Uni
ted States Senate and have won some
unexpected victories in the far west
ern states.
The nineteen Republican Senators
considered assured are found Califor-
mia, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa,
Massachusetts,, Minnesota. Michigan,
Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota (2)
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah.
Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin and
Wyoming.
The fifteen Democratic senators
considered assured are from Califor-
Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland
Missouri, Mississippi, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Complete returns on the elections
of representatives to Congress indi-
cate that the Democrats will have a
working majority of % in the next
House. The number of Democrats
elected to Congress, according to the
latest returns is 118. The Republican
representation will be 172.
Clark and Mondell Reelected.
Cheyenne, Nov. 10.-The majority
of former Republican United States
Senator Carey for governor of Wyom-
ing, is 5,201 over Mullen, his Republi-
can opponent. Carey ran as a Demo
crat. The legislature stands 4S Re
publicans and 35 Democrats. This in
sures the reelection of Senator Clark.
Mondell for Congress carries the state
by 5,201.
Montana Legislature Republican.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 10.--Late re-
turns indicate Montana's legislature
will be Republican on joint ballot. If
So Senator Carter probably will be
his own successor.
Utah Strongly Republican.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 1O.-Reports
received from every county in the
state give Howell, Republican for
Congress 1896; Erickson, Democrat
3i,S0S, a plurality for lowell of 49,
OPS. Legislature: Senate, Republi-
cans, IS; Democrats 2; House, Repub-
licans, 98; Democrats Z.
Beveridge Has No Chance.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov 10-Senator
Beveridge's hopes for another term
at Washington went glimmering last
night when returns showed conclu-
sively that the Democrats had elected
the majority Of the Indiana assembly.
According to the latest figures the
Democrats will have a majority on
Joint ballot Of thirty-two.
John w. Kern has been indorsed by
the Democrats and in all probability |
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-10
TULAROSA NOW
HAS BANK
Incorporation Papers Filed
Today for Institution With
$4,000 Capital
MORE INDIAN GAME v|OLATORS
Governor Mills Appoints Dele
gates to Water Ways
Convention.

The National Rivers and Harbors
Congress will hold it's seventh annual
meeting in Washington, D. c., on De-
cember 7, s, and 9th. Governor Mills
today appointed the following as dele
gates: F. w. Clancy, Albuquerque;
H. 0. Bursum, socorro; o. N. Marion,
Albuquerque; w. Fleming Jones, Las
Cruces; A. B. Renehan, Santa Fe;
John W. Pace, Clayton; Ira M. Bond,
Albuquerque.
Territorial Fnnds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received S4S.S0 for the stream
gauging fund; $735.SO for stream
measurement; s553.OS from R. @. Pal
mer of Union county; $410.10 from
Alexandra Sandoval of Sandoval coun.
ty; and $3OO.1O from Celso Lopez Of
Santa Fe county.
More Indian Depredations.
Game Warden Thomas P. Gable was
recalled to Socorro today by a report
that more Indian game violators had
been arrested near Magdalena and
also near Laguna.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the Office of Territorial Sec
retary Nathan Jaffa by the Citizens
State Bank of Tularosa. The capital
stock is $4,000 divided into $50 sha-
res. The incorporators and directors
are: G. G. Otis and Isaac Otis, 70
shares each, Ella B. Otis, 5 shares,
of Tularosa, Otero county, and Mel
pha E. Stoner, of Clearwater, Ne
braska.
Assistant Territorial Engineer
Charles D. Miller today started on a
several weeks inspection trip of irri-
cation systems in Colfax. Mora and
Union counties.
Fined $500.
R. G.. Paisano, the Indian arrested
recently for violating the game laws
by killing game in excess Of the
amount allowed, was fined $500. Half
of the fine went to J. K. Platero, the
deputy game warden who made the
arrest.
Game Warden Gable is in Socorro
with Deputy Game Warden r. w.
Lewis to bring six more Indians to
the bar Of justice for violating the
game laws. Fred Fischer of Albuquer-
ue and Deputy Game Warden ]. X.
Platero have gone to Laguna to bring
in ten more Indians, charged with vio-
lating the game laws.