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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
FLOCKs OF THEM

Aeropanes are getting to be thicker than spar.
row hawks.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06

"Who struck Billy Patterson?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06

Population of Los Angeles 327,6 ,6S5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06

On all matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles r. Gates. advertising man
ager
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
DENIES DOCTOR COOK
RESCUED HIM FROM BEAR.

seattle, jan 5.-A y. Burton, an
Alaskan prospeotor who has lust ar
rived from the north, and whom Dr.
Frederick \. Cook, according to a
magazine article published some time
ago. alleging he rescued from a bear
said today mat the story was untrue.
'rrhe year OF Dr cooks last trip g
Alaska saw Edward Barrill at Sew
ara and as he was am cid friend gaze
him a photograph OF myself. said he.
Later ! had an experience wit a bear
thtt came near ending my life aud /
was chcNcd up pretty severely.
II WAS greatly surprised when the
magazine article WAS published
after Dee returned 20 this country 10
soe I'm 90 my picture and the story OF
my experience with the bear. Cook
told how his party had rescued me
from the jaws OF death. Cook was
not within $50 miles of me al the time
the beai ana I mixed In the maya
aine also was n picture of my strug-
gle with the boar which, of course
was "a fake
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
SAN FRANCISCO
POSTAGE BIG
BATTLE
HAS NO CHANCE
DECLARES GOVERNOR
Law on Subject Plain and Ex-
eoutive Prepared to Enforce
It Even Though Police Of
fcers Should Neglect Duty

salt Lake. Jan. 5-'lt is not piss
sibie for that fight to take place here
and come within the law. | viii up
hold the laW II ii becomes necessary.
with these words. Governor VIII
.isr Spry tonight swept aside All de-
hat us 10 his official attitude to-
ward the Jeffries-Johnson contest
and disposed OF the plan Of the pro-
motors Tex Richard 20 stage the fight
hero.
In to the present time Governor
Spry has been non-commital as 90 the
~.eonrse That w0uid be pursued If net
uaI preparations werc made for the
holding Of the big iight IN Utah. This
he explains. WIS prompted 10y his re-
|luctanee to interfere in matter that
nroperlg concerns the police Ills
statement TO the Associated Press is ds
follows.
The law is SO piain IN this strte
THAT onlv one construction con lt
placed on it, u is nos possible l'r
The fight to take oinee ana T. Mtd-
in the law. The + sponsihiitN OF
course would be on re chief pt no
lice Of the city or tho sheriff of me
county in which The fight y - take
place. / take ii shnt these men nave
~ much regard 'or the "a" as ! htve
land viii take action to seq that y "
enforced. But IA ~ 'toacilf ~ gov
Iarnoy az the staie. ! van uphoii the
llaM il ii becomes fcessar4
ThA contract an ir which Tex fRirk-
lard 81 ELY. Ney, n t' t|rraiiro thc ring
battle permits him 40 place y ~ bi"h'
lGallfarnin or NeXtaa. ~" has an
lnnuncea that sal Lake wol'id nae
tine first call On She Attfneti"h ana ~
H. III, bnainess MON nf ths city the
l-atsno4ltlnn Of ~. iangl obstacles that
lmlebt intervene.
The last word. 10 has been under
stood Throughout NILS With 'he s. "
lefnor. with Utah eliminated as o pat'
IL ground. san Francisco 1t ~ con-
coded is most likely 20 he tho meetlnt
place
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
THOROUGH INQUIRY
INTO TRAFFIC
IN WOMEN
John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Gains
Powerful Support in Grand
Jury Investigation Of Alleged
Evil Conditions,
Try Morning journal Special reassa wirei

lBy Morning journal Special iensea Nirel
New York, Jan 5.--James Bronson
Reynolds, an authority on immigra-
don matters. formerly with the de-
partment OF commerce and labor and
now q New York lawyer, joined John
-. Rockefeller. Jr~ foreman Of the
grand jury, ana the district attorney
OF New York today in the preliminary
investigation Of the white slave
traffic.
After q long conference today be
tween the three IL was announced that
Mr. Reynolds would be a special as
sistant district attorney in the m
~vestigation.
Governor Hughes recommended
more drastic legislation 70 curb the
traffic in his annual message TO the
legislature today and state Senator
Timothy Sullivan. who represents the
heart of the east side. where girls are
recruited, introduced a bill demand
ing an Investigation either to clear
or convict the city's name.
on Monday George Kibbs Turner
a magazine writer whose articles at
tracted general attention to the traf-
fic, VIII appear before the grand jury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
SUFFERS FROM
NERVES
Sister-jn-Law Says DIScredited
Explorer is Mental Wreck
Recently Suffered Bad Re-
lapse She Declares,
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u Morning journal Special Lsased Wirel
New York. Jan Another mem
her Of the Cook family-this time Mrs
Joseph "a. Dudley. a sister Of the dis
credited explorers wife-made a state
tonight Mrs Dudley says Or.
Cook is a nervous wreck, unable to
think nationally ana That the reason he
il In hiding is chat ne could not stand
the strain of further controversy
we arr praying, says Mrs. puu-
lev "tltat he wiil o on SO he
may come forward ana defend kim-
self.
Mrs. Cook rs at her husbands side.
Shc loves him ana trusts him. There
has been no quarrel. There was never
trouble between them about
money
Mrs. Dudley received a message to-
day she said from Walter Lonsdale'
Or. Cooks secretary, dated Copen-
hagen and reading as follows
"Cahle Fred's address at once. All
important. Must see him now
Mrs Dudley has not answered the
message because she fears IL may be
trap.
ne. doctor has had a ~disheaftenlng
RELAPSE. She says, and it is important
that his soclusion shall not be dis
lturbrd. She SAYS he rs aWare of the
doctors whereabouts. but will not say
whether lac Is in this country or
ahroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
KNOX SEEKS REAL
POWERS FOR HAGUE
TRIB NAL
Would Make International
Arbitration Judicial In Fact
AS Well as Nance Powers
Slow to Respond,
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Washington. Jan with a view
OF making International arbitration
judicial in fact as we'll as theory. Sec
retary Knox has addressed n circular
10 the powers proposing that the lur-
isdiction Of the international prize
court authorized IN 1907 by The
Hague peace conference be extended
SO as TO make 10 q court OF arhitra-
tion l~.stice.
Thi note was dated october IS
1893
va RESPONSES have been received
4 settlement explaining the contents
and the reasons the proposal was
made was given out toni ht hs Sec
Rotary Knox.
The International prize court was
10 b. composed If fifteen judges.
eight at whom were To- b. chosen from
the larger maritime countries Cor
many Austria-Hungary. France. Great
Britain. I,al,. Japan and the United
SrGtes and were Ia serve six years
Ih, other judges were 20 be chosen
arcm The other nations ana were 10
SIT Ter q longer or shorter period as
determined by the maritime standing
Iof tlcir respective ccuairis-,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
PEACE
IN NICARAGUA
General Estrada, lnSurgent
Commander, Sends Message
Of Cancellation to President
Madrizi Envoy Enroute
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- UhAI Y oRfttf%s
Manauga,Jan 5.-Manauga is tubil-
ant tonight over the prospects of
earlp peace. President Madriz made
public this evening q telegram when
he had received from General Fornos
Diaz. one OF the leaders in General
Estrada's insurgent army, saying nat
he was leaving Rama for Mannsua 70
discuss the situation with the presl-
dent
General Diaz's telegram was as fol-
lows.
.Be assured Of our patriotism ana
OF General Estrada's honorable char
actcr. / am leaving for Managua 10
consider the country's situation with
you directly
President Madiz also gave out Il
telegram which he received from Cen
eral Estrada in which Generals Com
zales, Castrillo, Gomez and other pris-
oners are reported well.
Minister General Baca has Issued a
decree fixing one million pesos gold
which is equivalent to nine millions
paper. as the amount of the forced
wan tax. Zelaya only levied a tax oil
two million paper.
one quarter OF the new tax is TO be
collected Immediately. The decree
has caused CONSERVATION.
Minister BacH has explained priv
ately that no offense vas intended to-
ward the United States in his speech
at the banquet given in honor of Gen
| eral Irlas whe he said that the curse
of the re~volutionists was receiving en-
couragement in some quarters ana
that the inhabitants of Granada were
grovelling at the feet Of minor Officers
Of the United states. Minister Baca
protests tina he has a great admira-
ton for the United States. Comment
ing upon an article published in q pa
per here in which II is insinuated ina
the United states, realizing the i'm
possibility OF constructing the Panamf
canal desires to annex Nicaragua fol
the purpose Of building a canal there
the minister declared today that MIC
aragua was ready to cede strips Q
territory to the United states from tn
Atlantic to the Pacific.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
NITED STATES STILL
nISTRUSTS NEW PRESIDENT.

Washington, Jan. 5-While here
has been no indication on the part of
the United States government as to
its feeling toward the administration
at President Madriz in Nicaragua, 1t
is known that much dissatisfaction IS
felt with tho new regime.
Certain acts of Madriz, such as he
appointment OF General Toledo as
eommander-in-chief OF "a division Of
the army. and the appointment of a
RUSSIAN nihilist named Loetz, said to
be a notorious adventurer. as COM
mandant Of the Port Of Corinto, have
led The United States to believe that
nothing in the way of genuine reform
Il to be hoped for through Madriz.
In diplomatic circles it is thought
10 be the intention of the United
states to allow General Estrada to
force Madriz from his position ut the
head OF the Managua government.
This they conclude is the only prac-
teal solution OF the difficulties that
now confront Nicaragua. Louis Corea,
who has been delegated by Madriz
MS his representative at Washington,
called at the state department today
ANA had a conference with secretary
Knox ana Assistant Secretary Wilson.
There we're no results, however. state
department officials were noncommit-
al on Mr.. Corea's visit.
The N%icaraguan representative was
received informally and nnofficiallS
and In the same capacity as the rep
r~esentative of the Estrada faction.
Senior Castillo.
A telegram from Vice Consul Cald-
rea at Managua. says that the family
OF Mr.. Castillo is living in Managua
and has not been molested. Consul
Caldrea also says that the American
marine officers who recently visited
Granada were received with great en-
thusiasm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
DRASTIC REFORMS
ARE URGED IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Committee Which investigated
Municipal Corruption Sug-
geSts Radical Changes in
Present Laws,

my Morning Journni Special LEASED Wirel
san Francisco Jan 5-~NiaNor T. X.
TAYLOR received today the report OF g
committee appointed hy him 10 octo-
her, 1898, 80 investigate ana report
on tho causes 90 municipal corruption
IN san Francisco as disclosed ~ the
Investigation of the grand Jury ana
the prosecution OF certain persons tof
bribery ana other offenscs against the
state
The report makes q number Of rec
concentrations among The most I'M
portant al which are That municipal
elections be made non-pnrtisan, the
names OF candidates TO appear on the
ticket without party designation. tn
annullment of franchises That have
been obtained by fraud; the enactment
OF a statute compelling public service
corporations to testify against them
selves and making 10 q felony to sell
the columns of q newspaper unless
they are plainly marked as advertise
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
MEXICAN AND TEXAS
GOVERNORS SHAKE HANDS
Meeting Ia Cement Friendly Relations
Between BORDER States,

III Paso. Tex, Jan t.-ooyetaor
Jesus del Vale. ~ Coahuila, Mexico.
and Governor Campbell Of Texas, at~
tended by their staffs. met today at
Spofford. Texas. near the information
al boundary, exchanged greetings and
together went e Del Rio, Texas, on
4 special train Az pei Rio three
days festivities have been arranged
IN their honor The meeting y Tor
the purpose 81 ccmenting the friendly
relations OF the two adjoining border
states ana getting the governors bet
ter acquainted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
In hi. statement sesetary Knox

In his statement sesFetary Knox
avs:
'The advantage of investing the
pie court with the functions of a
court Of arbitral justice need no argu-
mcnts because it is obviously easier
TO utilize an existing body than to
creat a new institution and as the
judges of the prize court must nee
essarily be versed In international
matters they could well be entusted
with any question susceptible of arbi-
tration. The proposition has the very
great advantage Of providing the ma
tons with q permanent court OF arbi-
tration for this peaceful settlements of
controversies in times of peace;
whereas the prize court as such, pre-
supposes a state of war. for without
war the capture of property is illeg-
al.
Utilizing the method of compost
ton of the prize court by thus invest
ing II with the jurisdiction and func-
tions of a court of arbitral Justice
would constitute this latter tribunal
and the world would hui have, with
the states freely consenting to and ac-
cVpting the proposition, one %interna-
tional judiciary TO adjudge cases aris-
ing in peace as Well as controversies
springing from war. The court would
be permanent. o%bviating the delay in
volved in the creation of a temporary
tribunal and developing into internal
tional Law by a series of carefully
considered precedents by judges care
fully chosen and acting under q sense
of judicial responsibility.
Arbitration would not merely be.
as both Hague conferences have said.
the most efficacieus and equitable
method Of settling disputes which
diplomacy has failed 60 adjust but
would be judicial in fact as we'll as in
theory"
secretary Knox proposed hat Ia
lions confronted with constitutional
objections in the matter of direct APP
peal from their national courts to the
prize court. might present. instead of
the judgment OF their national courts.
the question involved in the capture
at issue. hat the proceedings in such
"a case should be in the nature of a
lfAAAA We H'NNt dAA0 AtAAA JdAHhA'At
ct the International prize court should
be limited 10 the award OF damages
Tor the illegal capture.
As constituted by the Hague con-
ference the prize court WAS to be a
court OF appeals. either from the or
iginal national court in which the
case was tried or from the Judgment
OF its appellate court
THE United states has not sHbmit-
ted Judgment Of its court to internal
tional tribunals" explained Secretary
Knox. although 1t is very frequently
presented With questions involved in
its court to mixed commissions. and
has promptly paid the awards when
the decisions OF h mixed commits
sion has taxed the United states
with liability not found by its ma
tionai courts Appeal from courts Of
the United states might raise q deli
cate and difficult question OF consti-
t%utional htw. and rende. difficult If
not impossible the ratification of The
prize court by the United States
The difficulty IS one of form rath-
or than substance. for whether the
principle involved in the Judgment o.
decided OF the Judgment OF q national
court be- submitted. the result win be
the same namely, a decision upon fAe
,egliity pf the capture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
BILL TO GIVE SETTLERS
MORE TIME TO BUILD

Washington, Jan. 5.-Thousands Of
settlers would he helped by the enact
ment Of a bill favorably reported to-
day by the house committee on public
lands extending until May Is. the time
in which settlers who located lane in
the in"termountain states, including
Colorado and Idaho last June, July
and August. may establish residences
on their homesteads
These settlers were delayed in put
ting up uildings by the hard winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
HE|NzE PLEADS NOT
GUILTY
Move to Quash Indictments
Against United Copper Presi-
dent Curious Inconsistencies
Alleged
.n, Merains JourpaI special Leased wirel

by Morning journal Special Leased Wlrel
New York. Jan 5-ifinis that there
would ne sensational DEVELOPMENTS
shortly in u, cases ~ mo Indicted.
United Copper company officials were
thrown out today when counsel for ~
Augustus llein1r entered q demurrer.
"a the Indictments against tieinze aud
gained lhe adjournment ni . hearing
on j charge inNulN inN other United
copper officials and directors.
n Augustus HeinGe pleaded mot
guilty to an Indictment charging him
with over-certification and misapplt-
cation Of the funds ~ the Mercantile
National bank, the former Morse
ffelnxo institution and arguments on
the demurrer was set for january l2
\ motion 70 quaish also max Do on-
tered.
Counsel for h. Aususius iieinze is
sued a statement tonight questionins
the regularity Of the indictments
against neinge and urging that They
he qrashed.
eight Of these transactions. upon
which sixteen Of tho eishtcen counts
are based. SAYS tho statement, rest
primarily on the ullcsel nHoiNcneN of
the firm Of otto lieinza \ Co. ~ q
period prior 10 the panlc of October
1907
This ac,ms tn zoe rather stfa-, 90
view OF tho fect ,uur Ia bankruptcy
proc.cdluss Instituted AGAINST oue
lieingc a Co "a nas but recently bees
ia6i,iaiiy G-v;vTriiE@e tf@; so H
Tor, Octoh,r T. lg"s the tifm N
solvent There are ALSO mcomprehcn'
AL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
GRANOCHlLD OF BUFFALO
BILL WEEDS BRlTlSHER

Sow York. Jan 5-Mtss Clara
ntai.. ct Chicago "a grtnddaughtcrs
of COL ~. T.. Cod, tBuffaio Bllll and
Franklin Beun. "a wealthy Enalishman
were married here to-day
Colonel Cody attended IA wedding
The bride and bridegroom sailed for
England this afternoon y Will i've
boz London.
Mrs Benn was born on fht crow
Indian reservation where her father
WAS d raucher hut Studied in schools
here and IN Paris.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
SORELY STRICKEN MARK
TWAIN GOES TO BERMUDA

Neo rars Jan in far
good h.alih und Efiei sIfhAtn 10 ti
recent sfdde.a leafth ~ H Nfa-Hi'
samuel T. tsemens aftirr knnnn
aIafk Tsain sl-l tor iefmei te
oay.
Mr. Cicnisns said tae aiimeHt oi
which d. complained "a his arftts
from hrftaDnn tes s had Pcs
utrned Re attributed the paiu in hfs
len trtast however. IT, indigestion
and tnnt h. NOT d sort ~ aiimtnt
that ciusss people io aie he adtsa.
IT, s,pHfr fU efa. e. feast p nflHih.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
SUPERIOR SHOT
DEAD BY ANARCHIST

Mexico city. Jan. 5.-sister Bernade
Indavc, mother superior OF q spanish
benevolent Institution here. was shot
and Killed this afternoon by Antonion
Nadai Rius, reported 70 be an anar-
chist recently from Bnenos Ayes, and
a native Of Catalonia. SPUN. The man
had been cared for in the home ana
after the noon meal was told that ne
could no longer ROMAN there as y
was known he had obtained work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
ecorein Congressman Dead.

Dawson. Ga, Jam b-Represcnta-
tiv James NJ Griggs of the Second
Georgia district died today of "pop-
fex,. Nr Gripgs was formcrl, chair
man of th, democratic natio"ei con-
arossional committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

Fiorenes ARK Pam t-Ios ip-
psz. uas hanged m the territorial
prison fuf fht n4riff of MHfit l4
N-u..-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
SHARPS GIVE OLD
MAN TIN BOX FOR $500.
Resident Is Mulcted by
Clever Swindlers.

FREEHOLD. Sept. is. Patrick
Quinn. an old resident OF this town,
has just parted with $500 and obtained
in return q tin box full OF paper and
a piece of brick, plus much experience
of card sharpers.
A who said he wanted to
look over some real estate appeared in
town yesterday and Quinn e~onsenteu
to drive him out in the country to look
over some properties. While out driv-
ing they ran across another stranger
and were drawn into a card game.
Quinn found it only too easy to WIN
81. 900. After the game he and his hfst
friend put the money in the tin box
which the friend happened to have in
the carriage, and, yielding TO persua-
sion. he obtained $500 more. which.
added to the 81, 900 he was to stake
in a second game against $1,000 to be
put up by the strangers.
A little jockeying on the strangers
part resulted in no game being played.
hut they left Quinn in charge OF the
box while they went up town to do
some shopping When they did not
appear Quinn began to worry a little
and he told a friend about 1t. The
friend was wiser than Quinn and ad-
yjsed him to open h box. He found
in 1t nothing but the trash. The
stra n gers had been in New York by
that time for fully an hour.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
1907 CHILDREN CARED
FOR IN DAY NURSERY.
Only One Infant Died During the
Summer Months.

AT the September meeting of the
East Side Day Nursery Board, held
yesterday at the nursery. II Merchant
street, the managers expressed much
satisfaction in the work accomplished
during The summer months.
One thousand six hundred and sixty
seven children were cared for during
the months of June, July and August,
many of whom We're infants under
year of age. Very little Illness &C.
CURED among the children, and only
one of the large number cared for died.
Much credit is due the matron. Miss
Minnie Dickerson, and her helpers for
the economical and efficient manage
ment of the institution.
Among the pleasures furnished the
children were the gift of flowers three
times a week from the Flower and
Fruit Guild, of Newark, and the dona-
ton of twelve Coney Island tickets
weekly for ten weeks by the STAR
Fresh Air Fund
1t is the desire of the managing
board to have the nursery develop It's
employment agency department. Upon
application the matron will be glad to
furnish worthy, reliable women for
washing, cleaning and other forms of
general homework.
A rummage sale for the benefit OF
the nursery will be held in October,
and a fair, at which Mrs. Grace Dodge's
''model nursery will be on exhibit, will
be held in November.