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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
WOULD LIMIT SAFETY
LAW To Ne v
EQUIPMENT

Local operating officials arc inier-
ested in The probable outcome az bc
question cf safci, appliances Wh'rh
is nov before he interstate coi1-
mcrce commission II Is thought
probable that the commission Wiii
rule that the so-callcd safety uprh
ance act shall run AGAINST only thr
care to he built or new equipment
The specifications Tor constructiua
ears under this act cover forty-two
pages and contain something hkc
y 900 words. 1t il asserted at re-
cent hearing in Washington that
strict compliance with the law would
cost the railroads OF the country
S50,0O0. 0O0.
1t is not likely the railroads viii
offer any objections TO equipping aii
new cars in strict conf, rmity WITH
this law The time limit for which Is
July /. 1911.
The specifications under the act
are largely technical. but in the ag-
gregate they mean much to the raii-
roeds one western cffiical. PleSi-
dent J.. L. Winchen OF the Frisco.
said recently that ii would be un-
reasonable To require the railroads 70
reeo instruct Old cars. He says that
on his system alone this work would
cost S6e0.ooo The Frisco. he saws
has ordered the specifications of the
new law strictly enforced regardin@
an new equipment offered. but dots
not believe there is any condition
warrantins the rebuilding of equip
ment which win be worn out within "a
few Years
Railroad operators and Managers
res iize thvt it is just as much 20 the
interest If owners Of a railroad ="
'Guip rolling stock with every safety
z ppiianrc 90 81 IS to the emplore or
me public. When through the fault
NJ % comrany an employr is killed or
injured. the road not only masf ID"
'' 'epar"d TO uaE dana -cs. hut loses
NE services az on cmpleye. rut thef
D. mol believe there is ny good rea-
son Tor eoin- over evcrv ,nr on tle
fstcnl &C. ada eu inch 90 the .icHr-
nee or pat three bolts whore there
lew ara hut fv'o snr western ro0G
eports thar within few ycors iis
re. surv has lcen depleted so the exc
emit of S1.5e0.ne0 in couippina its sn-
ines and ears fn conform with fcd-
raj ani state statutes
Nfariy erefA western road has e.,'r-
lied With The act requiring Siaefy
ut' natic eaupiers sir hrake control
c trains. new ash uaHs of specified
lfarince sud electrical headiishtS-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
WATER TRAINS CAUSE
RUM0R ALAM0GORDO
WILL GET SHOPS BACK

| Alam nsardos a. NJ. Nov. 20.--ThC
| n Paso and Southwestern are run
ming Water trains from Oro Glaudo
ana Alamogorlo north These water
trains create speculative rumor.
some say thai it means the coming
back 80 Aiamogordo with The III Pasn
ana southwestern shops, but the best
Of ali the TALKS on account ot water
trains arc ub,iitt the great SUNNY of
water ~ THIS immediate section.
There ere the Fleming springs in the
sacramento mountains running wild
aud most of ne water going back
INTO the earth before il leaves the
Fleming ranch, This water alone II
developed. would run an the El paso
ana southwestern trains on the east
crn division. Then there are the Gil
heii and Walker springs near High
rolls. producing more water than or
dinmily crmes down The Fresnal
rrefk This water, like the Fleming
springs. goes back into tho earth be-
Tore leaving thr Gilbert ANA walker
land, ana W developed would now
great deal more. And there are the
George Carl springs i'm the La Lug
canyon, which alone could furnish
water Tor an He water trains on the
eastern division Of the FL paso and
And them some And
within 100 wards of the old railroad
shops are the George Carl dcop wells
lust finished and are running from
900 L" l0Uo gallons per minute. and
the best thing about these George /
Carl wells Is that the water does not |
scale boilers. SO ii seems that m !
ture has wonderfully blessed this inn !
mediate section with an abundance |
81 water and vet there is vvry htue !
~ cur NHtcf being Hspd and mac 4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
ELABORATE HISTORICAL
PAGEANT PLANNED
FOR SAN ANTONIO
Especial Correspondence to Morning JournalI

I lNpecial correspondence to Morning Journal
san Antonio. Texas. Nov N.-For
the first time in the south % grand
historical pageant such as has been
given with success in England and
several of the northern cities and
towns in the United States win be
presented az the next spring carnival
in April. For three days the story
I viii he given of the beginning. the
growth and development of "a nation.
IL Is planned 20 make the pageant
national drama, something So histori-
ealiy correct and picturesque that
II may bc produced as well Ia Nadi-
son square Garden. New York. as
under the 1--we oak trees by tho wind
Ing river IN san Antonio. The idea
T. that of John p. Darlington. secre-
tarN OF The chamber OF commerce.
and 10 has been endorsed by thar
body \ subsidiary organization or
faseant ussorlation'' viii carry out
the plan.
From e50 60 500 persons viii be- on
the staee at One time This stage will
De placed on the banks OF the river
ana VIII represent an open space in
dense oak forest An ampitheater.
capable at seating -. non persons will
Dc built No section of tho country
mas history more dramatic. more !
thrilling than Texas. which has been |
governed under six flags. those OF /
spain, France. Mexico. tho confcd-
crate states. its own flag as the re- 4
public of IeNas. ami. lastiy. under 4
the stars ANA stripes. OF the sew \
rrnl hundred players. many Will ba 1
descendants cot the actual heroes The
el 100 wears or romance.
hcroism- blood shed and warfare. with /
tAr last chapter dcpiCtiug the amae- /
ins growth ui Che southwest. the new
empire bon the United states viii b.
shown in scenario So thrilling thc !
STORY Wil De lifted above local color
ami become nation Wide in imnorr I
'nce SOME famous actress viii b.
secured fo speak the .ruleeiia to ench
pefiorfulnUe Shc viii he known as
ihe -niIit of Texas
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

And. according 20 Mr. Tafts present
view such n request Is not likely,
Il Is far more probable that SEN
afor Carter might be- put In charge
Of the campaign OF 1912 as chairman
OF the national committee He held
TINT position Ia Harrison's campaign
for reelection 20 the presidency and
while Tho republicans were defeated
that year IL WAS due to no lack OF
political ability on lack OF aggressive
ness on the part 81 Senator Carter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
POSTOFF|CE PROBE
TO Be STUCK IN
THE FAK|RS
County Wide Investigation Of.
Alleged Fraudulent Concerns
Has Already Resulted inI
Several Arrests,
Morning journal Bureau,
Gt3 Munsey building.


washington. -. g., NOV i9.
Postofficc inspectors, working Ia
Imnetion with the secret service men
Of the department Of Justice. are plan-
ming an Investigation OF concerns sus-
peetea of using the mails TO defraud,
that wiz extend over the length and
/ breadth of the whole country The
preliminary inquiry has been proceed
/ ms quietly now for several months
and the postal inspectors and secret
service men are now ready To descend
on the fraudulent operators simultan-
eonsly IN various cities.
Already FOUR arrests have been made,
la New York. Pnstorrcc inspectors
Kineaia ana Reddy nave raded the
offices OF The El lrogresso Banana
company and Us ilscnl agents the
international Finance company IN
New York city. The defendants ARE
Frank q WatrouS president Of tho
banana company Oliver w. simmons
secretary and treasurer William H.
sanders president of the finance cunt
mny and the ileN. Claud, NJ. Sever
ance. BROOKLYN minister who Is
chaiged with being "a director of the
banana company and with having
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
AnnapoIis stndcnl ncnh

baltimore, Nd, Nov. 2l.-FoIIoN.inu
mental collapse brought on from
oNerstudy, William Mitchell. 10 wears
old, ot South Dakota. candidate for
entrance 10 West Point. died i'm "a hos
pital here today Heart trouhle ,-ss
given AS the direct cause of dsatb
Mitchell was studying at Annanoiis
when he broke down
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

Watcrtown. y r.. NOV. si.-Cari IA
Rohr the young bank clerk who Is
accused OF making away with $50
200 National Union funds. arrived
mere today from Seattle. where he
Wiis arrested. He waived ,Safnfnat,.,,,
and was held 90 await action l.y thc
grand jury.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
DEMOCRATS To
ALSO HAVE
A REVOLT
HOUSE RULES REFORM TO
REMAIN LIVE ISSUE
Believed Champ CLARK as
Speaker VIII Endeayor to
Make Noise Like Car Dem
ocfatie Insurgents Numerous

AHshnptQn p ~, Nov ~
Culess ali signs Mli amrgcney or
iae aengoeralie Hdc % 'he house dHr
lne Hie llfe ~ tha sixt lhird con.
errss niii he quite ne rem ANA nctNe
a8 j. haa htFH during tht present CON
srges
ID Aas areadg become apparent
thtt reform m lhe ruics 81 ihe house
IS - he quite as much an ISSUE un
aer Democratic control a q has been
Hndsf ths regime uf speaker cannon.
Nhen the rules Tight reached It's
eiimax an Aarh -. 1908 there were
niaua deiueNfHfg who reached the
eaasiusi9u ihai instead of moreiy aide
ift insarReut republicans who were
apposed te the domination uf the
hpuAe rs speaker Cannon, tiie policy
pf the minority should ~ io oarry
the fight for committee on com
miitees q fllecssafui eonciugioh at
fhe ffsi opportunity THESE demo
rats nnm declare tnar their parts
aanUol esAdc the issue when they nre
bout a. eume into control nf the
ieffer branch of congress
Nefusal - champ CLARK and his
followers who desire committee
ehairmHusHipE under the prevailing
sesten 81 ssuiofiiy is certain 60 ere
ste insareent leaders of the Same
force and etiiher as norris of Ne
lir4skif and Muriock Of kansas
Prominent among these prospective
insurEaut leaders vs. Congressman
James Hnv 81 Virginia
incidentally Mr Iiay has nothing
- eafn end everything 60 lose by
Waelng q firht against the Canon
sehefne 9F appointing committees He
is ranking democratic member an
the committee On cenAus. ana with
eaf reform IN the inles would be |
ertitsH 10 the chairmanahip cf that |
committee "a sueeeed Chairman
C'rgmpacker
Mr Has Also IL second on tho coJn- /
mittee Hn military affairs. and would /
rank next 70 the chairman in u DEM /
ecrafia hDuse Il the speaker retains I
lhe power Of appointing committees.
in bits fight Tor reform OF the +
rules Mr Hay will bc associated
with Gangfeusman Robert Henry of /
TEXTS wHu ls prominently mentioned /
aa candidate for thr spnARership I
NxaiHH Champ Ciark nud CnnGi ess
man Sims 1T rcunowee
These three men take the high 10.
Miian inat IA ths rules fisht 1f q
A'rar age, arid an The stump during
tbs recent campaign the democrats
pledged themselves to take AWAY
from tlle speakm the power 90 ap
poiuhns committees nnd thp2 nsseri
fhni ta repudiate that pledge viii
prove emtarrHssins and cudnngar fu
tprf democratic success
~ forastal the d,m0ernts who
noula IKE G. have fhe handlms of
such legislation the loodois of tho
Feptbiiean pHf3 1t the approaching .
short Session uf congress win intro
i'ipe ON for the rc-unpnrtionmeutl
9f representation g. correspond with
thp inf rease in tnpuiatfUu np shown
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
I-adIes Souvenirs Gem today

Stylish horses and ouggies fur
nished On short notice ~ ". I.
irimhle & Co. r13 North Ser,n5
street, phone :.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
HORDE OF CATTLE
AWAITING CARS
Heavy Shipments from Grant
County; Victoria Company
Moving Nearly 10000 Head,

silver city. y. A.. Nov. se.-Auch
I difficulty is still being had by the
I various cattle ibippors In securing the
lreccssa sary cars. The Victoria Land and
lCattis company uoW has $500 head OF
cattie rounded un and held at Sopar.
LOCO noad az Warm Springs ami 1890
head at Lordsburg The larger por-
tinn of these cattle viii be shipped 70
southern california points and the re-
malndrr 90 Colorado. where they viii
be paSturca on the large land grants
owned hy tho company.
u. J. Mooney. q local buyer has just
shipped lsi head of bulls 10 Colorado
Tor winter pasture
Two iars. shipments this faii viii
materially reduce the taxable valua-
unn "i fhi- county tor the coming
sesr.
tlvii Catil. sold.
The safe uf the entire bunch of cat-
fie owned hy tire latr George IT, BELL
ftl na r,nr Tyrone anG in ths Man
rl valley Go owen e.. Wilson was
c''ni uinmatrf fhis week. and delivery
Nfli nt mode about tn.. last az this
month Hf fhs stesh Yards sarth ~ fhis
rlft
airs H,u vas urai3c to sonauri the
cattlr business nf her iatr husband
rns taf sag. RHe madr while tbe cate
fif We're suN In euna condition and
snifshi, f0r shipping o. kansas point
if Is uNf known hnu -.se,. he1d csn
i'r gathered. huf as fh. cattle srt
gentle ani are en a limited faHr~. It
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27
Sow Wheat.

Every land owner ought to raise
some wheat-a portion of what he
consumes at least. Prepare the soil
we'll, fertilize it properly, and there is
no reason why this crop may not
prove profitable. Leaps Prolific
wheat, said to be the most prolific
and best milling wheat, is ad-
vertised by T. W. Wood & Sons,
seedsmen, Richmond, Va. Yields Of
from % to 50 bushels per acre re-
ported. When grown beside other
kinds this splendid beardless wheat
yielded from 5 to Is bushels more
per acre on tie same land and under
same conditions as other standard
wheats. So say the dvertisers-and
with such claims as that Leaps Pro-
life should readily commend itself to
wheat growers. Write for price and
"Woods' Crop Special" which con-
tains new and valuable article, ''How
to grow big crops Of wheat"
Note change in advertisement of
Messrs. Wood & Sons, fourth page
of this paper. This old and reliable
firm is headquarters for farm seeds,
grass and clover seeds, winter vetches,
dwarf Essex rape, seed wheat, oats,
rye, barley, etc. Descriptive fall
catalog mailed free.
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27
Everybody Delighted.

henderson amusement lovers were
again captivated by "Polly OF the
Circus" Monday night. This was the
second time that Frederic Thomp-
sons great play has been presented
here and it was greeted by larger
house than before-the second largest
OF the season, in fact. "Polly OF the
Circus" is in class by itself. 1t is a
combination playa sort OF every
bOdy's show as it were-with some
thing to please all. There is the
grave, the gay, the serious, the
comic, the pathetic, the humorous.
The play carries strong moral les
son, is clean and wholesome through
out and leaves you with only pleas
ant recollections There is not an
Objectionable feature in 1t and one is
made to feel better for having wit
messed the performance. 81
The company impressed us as being
stronger and the performance better
than it was before. Only two mem
bers of the cast here then are with
the present company-Miss Ettie Dut-
ton, the rider, and Mr.. Alfred
Trueschel, (Joe Barker, a circus pro-
prietor9
Miss George dip, petite, pretty,
was an ideal polly" and won her
way into the hearts of the audience
by her splendid work. Mr.. Bernard
Johnson as "Rev. John Douglas,
acted his part superbly and from his
first appearance on the stage, he was
favorite second only to dainty and
winsome, Miss dip, the star. The
other parts we're in capable hands,
Hugh Wynne as deacon EIverson,"
Walter Wesley as deacon Strong,"
Charles Doherty as "Uncle Toby"
acrobatic clown. and Frank J.
Woods, as ''Big Jim" the boss can
vassman, being among the most
prominent and winning frequent ap-
plause.
In the circus part Miss Dutton,
bareback equestrienne, the Kober
Family OF acrobats, flying rings
and trapeze performers, A. Akers,
first clown, J. Lessell, second clown,
'Little Hip" the performing elephant,
and the trained ponies combined to
make up a most delightful perform
ance which was greatly enjoyed from
start to finish.
There is no finer play before the
public than "Polly Of the Circus" !"
TO know and enjoy its merits one
must see it for himself, and II you
were not one OF the pleased specta-
tors at the Grand Theatre Monday
night, you should not miss the next
opportunity to see this excellent at
traction.
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27
Cemetery Improvement.

Under the leadership Of Mrs. Ed
win Stephens, chairman, the Forest
ry Committee of the Henderson I'M
provement Society Civic League)
have undertaken the work OF i'm
proving and beautifying the ceme-
terry. The first thing that will claim
attention is the entrance. 1t is pro-
posed to erect a suitable fence (stOne
base and iron pickets( with double
gates at main entrance driveway and
two small gates Zone on each side)
to walk through. Architect II. C..
Linthicum OF Durham, has kindly
donated a drawing suggesting the
idea the ladies have in view. This is
exhibited in the show window OF the
Henderson Book Store and persons
interested may stop and see it.
Money will be required to do this
work of course and the ladies are
going to call on the business men
and citizens of the town to aid them.
This they will receive OF cOurse-un-
stintedly. We are all interested in
beautifying our Getty OF the Dead. "
All of us have friends, if not loved
ones, buried there and we too may
sleep in Elmwood some ofthese days.
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27

Oxzbo soap is a new article on the
market that is destined to become
popular and attain a wide sale as its
merits become known. Manufactured
in Durham, by the same people who
put out Gowan's Preparation, and
guaranteed under the food and drug
act. Medication-oxide Of zinc and
boracic acid-incorporated in q pure
soap base with delicate perfume of
violet. 1t has been tested by promi-
nent physicians for skin affections
indicated and found to be most COM
plete. For eczema, pimples, black
heads, blotches, stains, sores, and
other skin affections, to clear and
beautiiy the complexion and remove
the odor of perspiration.
Ask your druggist for Oxzibo soap
and trV it.
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27
Sheriff Kearney Hurt.

Mr.. D. C. Inscoe who was passen-
ger on the train and witnessed the
occurrence tells us of an accident that
befell Sheriff H. c. Kearney of Frank
lin county, last night at Franklinton.
He was on the Louisburg train and
In getting off at Franklinton before
1t stopped he fell and his left foot was
caught under the wheels of the car
and cut off just below the ankle. Mr..
Inscoe left the train just behind Sheriff
Kearney and saw him when he fell
but could not reach him in time to
avert the accident
The injured man was taken to his
home and a doctor summoned. Our
informant did not learn the extent
OF the injury but the supposition was
that the foot would have to be am
putated. 1t was terribly cut and
mashed and owing to Sheriff Kear-
ney's advanced age his friends fear
it will go very hard with him.
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27
The Manhattan Opera Company.

Henderson has seldom had a finer
attraction of the kind than the Man.
haitian Opera Company proved it.
sell to be in presenting Carmen" at
the Grand Theatre on Wednesday
night OF last week To those who
enjoy grand opera and appreciate
high class singing it was rich treat.
There were some very fine voices
notably that Of Miss Nella Brown, as
Carmen" and Miss Madge Caldwell,
as "Michaela," "a peasant girl, }
among the females, and Mr.. George
Natanson as "Escamilla," Ia Torea-
dor) Others were good each suited
to his or her part, the cast and
chorus showing up very strong. Yet
there were those in the audience who
did not enjoy the performance. That,
however, was due to no fault of the
performers. 1t was not the kind
thev like.
The gold leaf., 1910-10-27

Henderson had some OF the finest
chickens at the State fair last week.
Mr. Alex Cheek exhibited two pens. 7
Barred Plymouth Rocks, and 5
White OrpingtOns. and won 9 prizes
. on Plymouth Rocks and 4 on Or
pingtOns. Mr. Rom Crowder showed
} Orpingtons and got 2 prizes, first
on pullet and second on cockerel.
See advertisement in Want Column
OF the Southeastern Mutual Life and
Accident Insurance Company of
Greensboro, N. C. This company
gives sure protection In case of sick
ness, accident or death. The pay
ments are moderate and policy
is easily carried T. H. Bury repre-
sents the Southeastern in Hender-
son.
j. {. kittrelI, trustee, advertises to
sell a certain lot of land situate in
Vance county, bounded by the lands
of Horace Bullock, William Hope
and John Henderson, and containing
3 acres, more or less, at public auc-
tiOn to the highest bidder for cash,
at the court house door on Monday,
November 18th. See notice else
where for more definite particulars
Mrs. Rosa Jones of the faculty of
Hobgood's Seminary for Young
ladies, Oxford, N. c., came over Sat
urday to spend Sunday with her
daughter, Miss Helen Jones, who is
one of the teachers in the Central
Graded School. Mrs. Jones ia u very
attractive woman and her presence
gave pleasure to many. She and
Mrs. j. Il. Alderman were at school
together and are very close friends.
The greatest OF all minstrel shows
touring this part OF the country
John W. Vogel's Big City Minstrels-
will be here November 10th. This
company is to the minstrel world
what the Ringling Brothers and Bar
mum & Bailey shows are to the circus
world-biggest and best. See press
notices in the show window at Ker-
ner-McNair Company's pharmacy
and il this is not enough ask Henry
MarstOn.
In too many instances during the
past year when marriage occurred
in Henderson it meant the losing to
the town of the fair one claimed as a
bride But the tables are about to
turn. Some OF the young men of
Henderson are going into other terri
tory to claim wives. And the next
one of our girls that gets married
should have it written in the con-
tract that sheis to stay in Henderson
and he is to come here to live.
A reliable remedy is Dr. A. Up
hams Electuary, sold by Thomas
Brothers. 1t cures to stay cured, the
most obstinate cases OF piles. No
matter how long you have suffered 1t
will eradicate the disease from the
system forever This is the claim OF
the manufacturers, and satisfaction
or your money back, is the condition
under which it is sold. This is fair
enough. Stronger faith could not be
put into q thing. See advertisement
in this paper.
Manager Poythress has been sue
cessful in booking Paul Gilmore for
an appearance at the Grand Theatre
December 18th, Whereat local play
goers are to be congratulated. They
have rare dramatic treat in store
for them. Mr. Gilmore is a finished
actor and one OF the most popular
on the stage. He is more than a
matinee idol, he Is a general favorite
with all classes OF theatregoers, and
we are glad that Hendersonis to have
the privilege Of seeing him.