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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
NEED OFFICIAL COUNT TO
DECIDE IDAHO ELECTION

BOISE. Tdah0. NOV. 9.-Wlth tWo-
thirds Of the returns of the state at
hand. the election of the entire re-
publican ticket with the possible eX-
cepton of Brady, for governor. is as
surcd, French, republican for con-
gress will have a plurality of about g.
600
The race is close between Brady
and HaWley for governor The demo-
cratic committee claims FIawloN's
election by GA and the republican
committee claims BradN's by SOS,
Newspaper returns indicate Hawleys
election by about 500. There are SO
many back precincts missing, il NAV
take the official count to decide it.
The legislature is republican i'm both
ment OF state scnators-clect Is such
as to insure defeat of the statewide
prohibition amendment
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

forest supervisors, often with par
ticular district in their charge, pro-
tecting the forests against fire. and
trespass, handling much of the minor
business with forest users estimating
aud scaling timber ana enforcing reg
ulations under which purchasers Of
timber are allowed To cut on the ma
tional forests, building trails. super
vising the work Of forest guards. and
on occasion leading forces of tenl pog-
airy employees against forest fires too
large to be handled by the regular ma
tional forest force.
The forest ranger must therefore
first Of all be an experienced and Wig
orous WoOdsman. In the words Of the
little pamphlet which the department
Of agriculture sends to persons maxi
ing inquiry, "1nvalds seeking light
outdoor employment mood not apply"
He must be sound bodied Injured to
aardships. able to ride. pack and take
care of himself and his horses in the
woods and mountains. familiar with
the region and local conditions where
he seeks employment ana resident
Of the state I'm which he will be ap-
are largely physical and practical.
they include both a sufficient general
education to qualify the ranger to
transact national forest business in
telligently and knowledge of lard
mining laws and customs.
and the handling of range livestock.
In the southwest some knowledge Of
Spanish is often necessary.
To secure the right kind of men
the examination is largely a test Of
practical capacity to do things The |
candidate must give q demonstration /
of his horsemanship ability to pack 1
of the use Of the compass !
ana similar matters other parts of I
the test are written examinations. Be /
cause of the desirability of securing,
in the new rangers, recruits who win Z
prove capable Of rising to the higher
laid upon forest SUI
pervisors the tests of educational
qualifications have been strengthened.
Thus the government is obtaining
picked men for the rank and file of
is little army of employees who adj
and promote the proper use
If its nearly two hundred million
,cres of national forests.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

nes MoinCs. iowa. NoN. o. Returns
from nnoty-onc counties out of
nnrt, mine in this state received to-
night show that the republicans have
elected nine congressman and the en-
tire static ticket headed hy Governor
teraH TN latter s plurality prob
ahil Nul reach $4,000.
Thc democrats elected J. - Pepper
to congress from tho second district.
IH to DO O'Clock tlnl-ht. Do was
Thought that the, had alsn elected ~.
~ Murphy in the Fourth At that
hour. however. 81 dispatch was rc-
crttl from Mason CtA. stauur 'hnt
While returns Wcfc not set ala in.
Cnnere semnn Hansen. progressive Joe
ruhil,an. claimed g. have uon hy hos
votes
e. d. Portcr. the democratic .auM-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
CRCCE MANAGER q MINIS
Okl AIIOMA BN 25,000

Guthrie Okln.. Nov. a.-Thcre is
little room for doubt tonight That Lee
Cruce. the democratic candidate. h'rs
been elected governor of oklahoma.
j. r.. Williams. chairman ot the DEM
ocrat tic state committee claims that
Cruce has won by majority of 25,
600. He also said the rest Of the
democratic state ticket had won by
% similar majority
Joseph w. McNcaL the republican
gubeinatorial candidate. however, re-
fuses to concede his defeat
The woman suffrage and the local
option amendments to the constitus
ton wore both defeated by maioIities.
il is thought OF TO L.
The defeat OF local option leaves
oklahoma stiil under statewide pro-
hihition.
The vote polled by the prohibition
ana socialist parties is not available.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

5pcted what 81 called tlIe pan shnp
Tho zone company is the United
sstetes Express COMPANY and the one
man Is Frank n Plat. It's president
The police began holding M ex-
press wagons manned by unlicensed
drivers Immediately nftcr the mayors
letter WIS issued, The vehicles seized
aore held ia the corporation yard Just
as peGdierg cars are held. An Ameri-
can Express company wagon was the
first obtained
& gang 81 strikers overturned a
loaded adams Express company Wa-
gou tonight and attacked John Smith.
q puard. Whom they had beaten
Smith into uucenselousncss. they cut
the harness and sent ne horses gal
loEdnp down the street, then started
in 90 smash The express packages.
Two crates of live chickens were sent
aquaWkiha IN eYcfv direction. The
police arrived too late to make arrests
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
EXAMINATIONS NOW
IN PROGRESS FOR THE
FOREST RANGER FORCE
Morning Journal Bureau.
6t3 Munsey Building.


" III -tVIIf =. - wv =
Examinations have been opened
this week IN fourteen far western
states. and in Florida. Michigan. Min
nesota and Alaska. 70 nl vacant po-
siti"ns as assistant forest rangers on
the national forests.
The positions pay. al entrance. q
salary of si.10O per annum. Men who
enter the national forest work as AS
sistant rangers are eligible for pro-
motion 20 positions as rangers. and
later 60 the position of forest super
visor. II they are good enough. Tho
latter position PAYS salary OF from
$500 up. aud calls both for aIl-round
executive ability and for a certain
amount of practical knowledur OF
forestry. kansers uQfh under the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
TAFT WILL HURRY
HIS LEGISLATURE
PROGRAM N
VIII Tfy to Enact as Many
Measures as Possible IN Short
Session Of Congress; Has mol
Comment


Washington, Nov. 80. Feeling keen-
ly thc blows dealt by voters TO the
great Dolitlcal party Of which he is
the head President Taft returned 10
Washington this morning from cin-
Iennau where he cast his vote
ne bad no comment 70 make on
IA" result and Wcnt directly 90 the
White House. where Il WIS stated that
DE probably would not break his
silence epncernine political uffairs
untll iIia return from Panama.
whittier be starts tomorrow.
Disappointed as is the president an
thc Joss of the house Of repfcsenta-
liFc4 90 the democrats his political
advisors are piuninQ their hopes to
tbe fact that three months session
of the present republican mul ulority in
both branches of congress is about 70
begin. II is known that into that brief
period. tho administration intends to
crowd aa much of its legislative pro-
sraiu as there seoms to be- the re-
mctest nance of enactment.
Much Of the proposed legislation
when VII hc urged ou cougress in the
presidents forthcoming messaee Will
he of progressive character.
The ucW congress ana ms conduct
With democratic house and repub-
licau scnntc serving under repub-
liean president VIII attract wide at
tention
The election and It's lessons and the
pressing forward of the ndministra-
tion's Legislative program SO as Ia get
u out of the way before the new dem-
oefatic congress comes in was dig
eussed at g cabinet meeting TODAY.
Featuring tho administrative meas
urcs viii De- tho plan for meeting see |
ond clnss mall abuses by reuuring |
magazines not newspapers 10 pay |
incrcnsen postage ON ADVERTISING |
pages sufffient to eliminate postal |
deficits Rnd warrant ouc.cont postage |
On first class mail.
The plan VIII be- urged unon con-
gress ai the coming short session and
several magazine publishers already |
have oppressed disposition 10 co-
operate.
At the meeting il WAS pointed out
hat IN the east the most damage to
NE republican party assuffcred
much of the outcome in the west hav-
ug been discounted in the primaries |
some comfort WIS found In the rela-
i've @nalluess OF the democratic plnr-
ilities as compared with the past
tbrn democratic primaeV was at-
aifod, New Nork's apparently less
han 10000 plurality being cited
The expressed views WAS thnt the
leteai Of the party might in reality
work for good
President TAFT realized the neces-
ity tor getting through Mll needed nd
legislation IN the three
months session beginning next March.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
FIFTEEN CONGREsSNfEN
IN ONO DENOCRNT NTIC

Cleveland ONO, NOV. g.--Flnal uu-
official figures on the Ohio election
show thar the democrats have elected
fifteen out Of twenty one congressman
Fun reports tonight from the nine
teenth district show that Representa-
tive W. a Thomas, republican. was
defeated by T. r. Bathrick, democrat
bN 1900 votes
ia The twentieth district Representa-.
tive Paul KnoWland republican wins
on the unofficial figures over William
Gordon Democrat by only t'ifty-four
votes and the democratic committee
claims that the official canvass viii
show Gordon elected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
FIGHT FOR SIN NTORIAL
.IOR ON IN CONNECTICIT

Hartford. Conn Nov 9.--Estimates
on the outcome OF the senatorial elee-
ton by the Legislature chosen in this
state Yesterday differ widely
The Courant viii give tomorrow
morning it, figures showing ~. of the
$50 Republican members elected fav-
orablc 10 Ex-Governor Mclean for
United states senator, fifW-one for
Senator Bulkelep and ten unrccorded.
Senator Bulkeley claims he will have
104 votes and gives - 20 Mclean.
The legislature Will be republican
10y So ON joint ballot
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
AR|zONA'S OFFICERS
TO HOLD JOBS
TWO YEARS
Convention Committee Sub
nits Report Providing for
Terms Of Office and Salaries,


Phoenix. Ariz. Nov 9.-The eXecu-
tive committee of the constitutional
convention reported a substitute prop
osition todny providing for "a system
Of state Officers aud salaries, the Of
flccrs 10 be elected FOR terms of two
years and the treasurer to be in
eligible to secona Term. The elee-
tive offices and their salaries are:
Governor, 5000: secretary Of
state. $4,000 auditor So 500; treas
uror. $500: attorney general. $2500
sHpefintendeHt Of public instruction,
S2.lOO
The executive committee reported
IN favor OF the abolishment Of tho
fee system and the placing OF All
state ana county officers on the sal
airy basis.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

date for governor, led in the cities.
eurns from which We're the first re-
ceived. Bat when the rurai districts
began tu make returns today Porter s
lead began TO dwindle ana carroll
forged ahead.
The vote on Carroll shows rcpub-
licpu loss from two years of about
5000
The legislature is safely republican,
The progressive republicans claim
that they viii control the party cau-
Gus hy twenty votes. ii this proves
true it Indicates that man of the
Cunmins stamp VIII be chosen 10
succeed the late senator D0lliVer
senator Cummins declined to com
ment on the democratic londslidc in
other states
~ have not been able to discern
the hand of Providence i'm the elec-
tion rs yet. is all Ire would say.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE
REMAINS IN DOIDT

Omnhu. Nov. Ut was tonight 0p-
parent that fuller returns would be
required to decide the complexion OF
the next Nebraska legislature which
viii select united states senator TO
succeed Elmer j. nurkett The same
conditions obtain es to the liquor
question and up 10 this time the com
plcNiuu of tile legislature as to- county
option IS not plain
IN other respects The returns thus
far received LETT no doubt of the gem
eru result The republicans have
elected a governor and other state
tilcials and three congressman. ana
the democrats have elected three
congressman. In Omaha democrats
with single exception captured every
county office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
SOCIALISTS MAKE GNiN
IN MEM YORK III EC TION

New York. Nov 9.-Marked gums
Ia the socialist vote throughout the
state aie shown in the returns from
yesterdays election Figures avail
able indicate total vote for Charles
h. Russell. nominee for governor Of
$4,000 which is nearly double the
23.9a4 votes of 1908. IN New York
city Russell received 2G230
Most significant, however, are the
increase up-state. SiXtN-five cities
that gave - vote If GS50 two years
ago. show 2S.o00 this year outlying
districts which formerly showed less
than ten votes, This year report nom
100 L. 500.
Among the large cities that showed
substantial socialist gains are Buff
falo, schenectady, syracuse and
Rochester
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
RHODE ISLAND

pr0tldfutc R J.. NoV Elected
q year ago hg the largest plurality
ever recorded over candidate far s
governor in Rhode Island Governor
Arain J Fuihlcr. republican. was rec
elected for SECOND term Yesterday
by pinrulIiy of sos. one of the small
est votes iu thc history of Euberua-
tnrial contests ln the state
The damnrrats elected George o.
ShauEnnessy o. cunErssa from inc
first district whiir she republicans
won with Georre a. Hutter in the
second.
The next assembly viii he dead
Irrkrd over e. successor tl Senator
Aidrich.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
SONS ARE FIGHTING
FOR FATHERS ESTATE

New York Nov charges thot
General Thomas a. Eckcri. former
head OF the Western Union telegraph
company TO bcqueath the bulk of hts
$4,000. 600 estate 20 his elder SON.
Thomas T Eckert Jr. are made hy
Danes q. Eclert the younger son.
in proceedings begun today To- set
.alde the VIII u ~ alleged that Cen
~rai Eckcrt was OF unsound mind
when he drew up the document
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
HUMPHREY on WASHINGTON
MONT VOTE FOR CLARK

Seattle, NnV. a.-Willilm f.. Hum
phrey reelected To congress from the
first Washington district ana staunch
supporter OF Speaker Cannon in the
tight made against him hy the i'm
surgeuts an the last session of con-
grtss tonight sent the following telo-
gram 60 Congressman Champ Clark
at Bowling Green. Mo-
"N ou should hc elected speaker will
tight for YOU. talk for Nou anything
hut Vote for YOU. After March a. h
ann against the rules. Clark aud Clark
ism up 10 the hilt From present
b, mptoms. am certain that ln next
congress I viii hciieNe n freedom oil
speech ass never .hcfure
tSigncdD
WILLIAM E HUMPHREY"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
BALDWIN TO TEACH
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Goyernor-eIect of Connecticut
Has No Intention of Dropping
Suit Against Colonel


my Morning Journal Special I-sascd wireI
New Haven. Conn, Nov. 9.--Iudse
Simeon T. Baldwin just elected gov
congratulations OF his class of Yale
law school today reiterated his intcn-
tion of bringing action against Former
President Roosevelt because Of cer-
tain statements reported to have been
made by the latter concerning Judge
Baldwin, In brief reply TO the stu
dents, Judge baldwin said;
I'm my campaign I was assisted by
a controversy with a certain cX-prcsi-
den aud have come 20 the conclusion
that this eX-presldent knows less law
than you ANA do. and | am going to
teach him some
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
OREGON SLEUTH MADE
MEMBER OF IMPERIAL
FAMILY OF CHINA


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Iournnl
Portland ore. Nov S." Steve
ConneH, chief I'M oregon of the secret
service of the United States, has been
made a member OF the imperial family
OF China and loaded with presents for
his services In guarding Prince Tsai
Hsun on his recent tour of the United
states.
Mr.. Connell came back to Portland
with medal pinned on his breast by
the prince himself, when the distin-
guished Chinese sailed in safety with
the members of his retinue from
Honolulu. 1t carries the colors of the
Chinese empire and within a golden
circle it is stated that the bearer has
rendered distinguished services to the
Chinese empire. 4 handsome cigar
ette case OF solid gold. a jado ring
silver basket and vases are among tne
presents made to the secret service
man.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
E'GISL NTURE IN UTAH
STRONGLY REPUBLICAN,

NIII IUkn IITN- NV H,-EenUTts
received by the Herald-Republic
nom every county in the state give
Howell republican Tor congress az
$50; Erickson. democrat. 3l.30S. q
plurality for lowell of 1N.02S. Legis-
lature; Senate. republicans. 10.
democrats. p House. republicans IS:
democrats g..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
CONGRESSMAN FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

scranton, PA, NOV. 9-Ronjamin J.
Focht congressman from the Seven
tcenth district OF PENNSYLVANIA today
giled voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy i'm the United -utcs district
court HIS liabilities approximate
S3.5,0 600 and his assets about $4,000
consisting OF real estlt, bonds ana
stocks. the latter largelc laprc lated
AIR. Focht attributed difficulties In
part 10 the depreciation of holdings
dating back To- the manic Of 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND
COUNTY OPTION LOST

sioux Falls. S d., Nov. 9.-l.atc re-
turns today increased the majority by
which Governor Nessey and other can
didates on the state ana congressional
tickets swept the state. The majority
OF Governor Nesscy may reach 90.
600 while the maiorties of Congress
men Martin and Burke probably viii
reach 5000.
II Is believed that counb option and
woman suffrage were defeated by
large maforitieS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
NIXON H. LENnING TOR
SENATE IN NENAD \

Carson city Nov g-EighU- U-seven
precincts out of 239 in Nevada give
for United States senator
Nixon. republican, 1866; Pittman,
democrat, 1851
For congress Roberts republican.
1752 Spraguc, democrat B. 400.
Governor Oddie, republican. 1890;
Dickerson, democrat. $3.50,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
NEW YORK SUFfRNGIsTS
WILL HAVE GEL EBR NTION

New YORK, Nov. 9-New York suf-
fragettes viii hold mass meeting at
Cooper Unicn tomorrow night to cele-
hratc the victor. for woman suffrage
in the stato Cf Washington yesterday
The meeting will be one Of the larg-
est cscr held in the city. Mrs @. II.
p. Belmont ana Mrs. Clarence
Mackay are expected TO speak.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
GARMENT WORKERS
RATIFY AGREEMENT
Copies VIII Be Sent Today 10
Employers Several Arrests
for Rioting Are Made,
Iny NornIns Ionrnnl snecInI I.n..a Mlrel

thicago. Nov Forty thousand
striking garment workers TODAY rati-
Dled an agreement drawn mp by the
'hicne" Federation oi Labor Conics
ut the "grcemcut which contains the
domunds OF tho strikers viii he mailed
tomorrow 10 ull manufacturers nf-
iprted.
The dcmunds stipulated that The
concerns hire onlN union cutters and
lNilnis proNlde for tnrty-tiVc hours
work week. for cutters and fifty-
four for tniiors and time and % haif
ior overtime $50 mention is made of
Nstats.
several arrests were made ior riot
iug whcn o. crowd uf strikers visited
the shop ut a. H. Marks aud come
pan. and sought Co. induce the strike
hr hrts to lcoNc their work.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
AMERICAN ELECTION
INTERESTS VATICAN

Rome. NoV q. The results in tho
American elections were received here
with kecnrst Interest Cardinal MERRY
del VAL the papai secretary had
fusssaEe from New York which he
took per sonnlN to the pope. 10 whom
he said The democratic victory meant
ulff
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
DEMOCRATS CONTROL
MONTANA IEGISI \TIRI

Helena. Mont. Nov 9.-Returns re-
ceiyed up to 10 O'Clock tonight are to
the effect that the democrats have
elected at least SO members Of the
next legislature. which means that a
democrat viii be elected to succeed
United States Senator Thomas Car
ter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
PLUMBER SHOOTS DOCTOR
THEN KILLS HIMSELF

Chicago. Nov anr j. 8olllngcr,
o throat specialist was shot three
times this af,cfnopn hy Louis Martin,
o plumber Martin Then killed him
self.
The plumber was s. patient 90 the
specialist since last spring when an
operation was performed Ina AlcNinn
Brothers hospital here.
SO motive for the shooting cnu be
learned nv the police from the doctor.
Wtn IS not fatally shot
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
ONE CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION Is CLOSE

jefferson City, Mo, Nov 9.-Gov-
erno Hadley tonight received a re-
port that Holmes Hail. q republican.
had carried the seventh Missouri con-
prcssional district over Courtney
iiamlin, democat. by a majority of
- votes Il viii probably require the
official count 10 determine the VIM
nor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE
WILL EIECT DUPONT

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 0.--teturHs
tonight show the next Legislature viii
De composed of thirty republicans
and twenty ono democrats. United
states Senator Dupont, republican. viii
be elected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
BETS IN NEW YORK
TnTAI MILLION DOILARS

New York Nov 9-Thls vas tht
dny for cashing IN on election bets
and one Tammans election captain
hired an express Wagon--a union ex-
press Wagon-to 90 it, When he
made the rounds he had q fun load
Of new hats and boxes Of cigars.
II is estimated that fully 81 900, 600
changed hands
oddly enough the heaviest loss re
ported befeli man who bet on Din
bur placed his plurality at $4,000 or
better
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

Mashlnaion. Not. Q Tho nonulu -
ton Of Los Angeles. Col is 3lH.ipe.
n- compared With 1o2.ffl m 1900.
This s. an Increase since 1900 ol
2ts.7ia. or .ff.5 per tcut
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
,rn, Mnnls AcrnnInnc..

Washington, Nov. q Congress
VIII be- asked by Secretary of War
Dickinson 10 buy five or ten aero
planes for the army. General Alien
chief slenal officer OF the arny has
recommended twenty aeroplanes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
Try a Morning Journal Want Ad

Did YOU see the crowds at the Com
last night The neiehbors pronounce
the show fine.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
IEAnG IN OREGON

Portland, Ore. Nov 9-Gomplete
returns from 2G7 out of 9S7 precincts
in the state at large and from 81 in
complete precincts give Oswald West.
democratic nominee for governor Il
lead of 1,702 over jay Bowerman, re-
publican.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

I'm going to the Gem If it costs me
a whole ten cents
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

stitution OF Raw providing for city
ward and rural township option
units.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
BreakfaSting in Bed
Would Be Unpopular
If Truth Were Known
Rz FRANCES CARROLL.

WASHINGTON bears all the earmarks
refinement that she awaken
morning knocked at the door with her
breakfast
given noted on hygiene
n the sdcsh lie said
thrown OF by the sleeper
slightly chamber of moderate
the windows kept closed
night By thrown on by the
pepaon
naked eye"
Of would be-
it is impossible to suppose that
drapees with the exhala
o e during the hours Of sleep
around explained the sybar
Just lzzines
breakfasting in which
habit anything but resu
should be practiced
moved
ed
disnfeced
with cold
pillows infected
exchanged
other
in
purer
ton to patient possible sleeping
previously
viii Infinitely the trouble in doing
after breakfast
oughy sleeping
e back
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Sweetest
=, Freed of SelfiShness
And Petty jealousy
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

FRIENDSHIP is beautiful word; a
Friendship between is
friendship which element jealousy
frequently good friends in the full sense
varied depend upon the com
paionshp individuals entertainment as women
10
But of They have more
avenues for growth than they had;
advancement along paths
better able in
oden
edge and when limited
Yet the friendship beauty
hshne of they expected tines
and the full
frequently shows unbeco1ing spirit
friend
Only then who he and
tact and good
for dearest friend by placing
dearest friend outside the pale the shadow
woman
themselves.
friendship
worthy feeling
friendship
OF all the bHghts which friendship.
is nothing
Jealous Of all the masculine feminine
The
desire
that friendship plane
acquaintance.
persuaded
loves unselfshy whs, give I'D
other