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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-06
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS.
QUESTION NO. q.

Ed. CREssEr: Please tell Us
through the CaEssET whether
God worked on the Seventh day:
And did he WORK any after tha
Seventh Day? And IL there is
any scripture for ii?
Walter Curtis.
Bro. Curtis we shall endeavOr
by the help Of God to answer
your questions from the word OF
God. In the first place. God
said:
Aud on the seventh day God ended his work
which he hau made; nnd he rested from all his
work which he had made.
And God blessed the seventh dav. and ssncti
ned It: because that in II he had re.ted from
all his work which God created and made.
Gen. s-a 3.
| We see that God said that he
ended Ills work and rested on
the seventh day and He blessed
the seventh day for in It he rest
ed from all his work. Then the
only thing God did on the seven
tn day was to rest from all ,he
had done in six days and the
only work he did on the seventh
. day was to bless it, and this he
did. Now are we right, vel
please read:
I,emelnber the sabbath day. to keep u holy
| Six days shalt thou iaLour, aud to all tb!
work;
But the seventh day Il the snl'bsth Of the Lor
thy God: In II thou, shalt not 10 nny work
thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter. thy mn
! servant, nor thy mnid'crvan,. nor Thy ca,tl,
4 nor thy stranger that Is within thy gates:
B. For in six days the I.or! made heaven an
/. earth, the sea. an,l all that In them II, MI
:. rested the seventh day, wherefore the iH'I
blessed tho sabbath day, and halowcd 1t.
,kx s-sto:l.
U Furthercomment on this woul
u be useless. for in this scriptur
e God tells us plainly that all n
u did on the seventh day was
rest, and bless, the seventh da!
C for He tells us plainly that I
Y did all his other work in six day
l. So we pass to the second pr
N position did God work any aft
T. the seventh day? Yes Ct
TO worked after the seventh do
ic For it is true that after the sc
erth day He formed man fro
,e tn. dust OF the ground this "
no the second man, This man for
is ed after tie seventh day
lit plante d a garden for and plac
Il. THE MAN ADAM in it.
te And after THE MAN ADAM {
in / of the forbidden fruit Godturn
op the man Adam out of the gard
and set a hedge around it. IT
lall was work after the Sever
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Vol VIII, NORWOOD, Mo- Thursday, Oct. 9Th. 1910

shut Noah and his family In tne
ARK but with all Of this, and
much more that We could speak
of we shall answer Brother
Curtis with those scripture.
Behold ] will bring again the
shadow Of the degrees, which is
gone down In the sun dial of Ahsz
ten degrees backward. So the
sun returned ten degrees, by
which degrees it was gone down.
rThe writing Of Hezekiah kirg
of Judah, when he had been sick
and was recovered of his sick
ness.' lisa. 38-6-N
Here is q work God done in
the time Of Ahaz a work that
took the mighty power OF God to
do, But this is not all we shall
give you pleas read.
This shall be written for the
0enoration tn come: and the peO
ple which shall be created rhal
praise the Lord" psalm l02 It
Here il a declaration OF
people that God Is q going "
create and here Is the people
pleas read.
sE
"FNr we are his workmanship
Icreated in Christ Jesus unit
good works which God hath be
: fore ordained that we shoul'
walk in them.
Wherefore remember, that v
, being in time past Gentiles 1
the flesh. who are called Uncil
cumcision by that which is cal
Il ed the Circumcision In the fies
made by hands.
That at that time ye we're wit
|out Christ, being aliens from II
commonwealth Of. Israel. an
c strangers from the covenants
e promise, having no hope, ar
% without God in the world.
I'll But now, in Christ Jesus.
. who sometimea were far of Q
D. made nigh by The blood
,r Christ tEphe. 2-10 to 49,
ID Here is the Gentle world Great
y. a new in Christ a work God q
when Christ ended his missi
=, work here on earth. We thi
m. this will convince one reasona'
he thinking man what God did
ed the Seventh day and that he
work after the Seventh day,
~ ~ trusting our lahors may MT
on in vain we beg our readersto
,is sny question they may W
til lisbt onherea IT er.
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EARTH QUAKE.

There was quite an Earth
quake shock In Arizonia some
tew days ago. 1t covered quite
a territory and scared up many
reopie. and we understand some
homes made desOlate.
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Entered Gs Second c"Ss
matter = October 2 ISOo at
the Post-o1acc at Norwood
Mo. wmdc. Me Act OF Con
Urcss Of MMrch 3rd. 1879.
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sUUsCRipIT'ON
WON THE DAY.

Col. Roosevelt won the day IN
New York in the Republican
convention, and put the bosses
to their wits end.
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No. 81.
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION.

Facts About the recent Maine Eleco"n What FghHng oo
Evans thinks about it. Views Dr. William Preston HILL
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YUMORS OF WAR.

II is said that there may be
another war down in China
There is such talk.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-10-06
'W0RLD'SCREssET
Rev. L. S. GARRETT ED.

PUBLIsHgR's
N. &. Garrett and NJ. M. Bowers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
ONLY 2 DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS At
MEETING
INTERESTING TIME AT
COURT HOUSE EXPECTED
MeSSers KIoCk and Mann win
Be Present and Full of BuSi-
ness at County Commission
erS Session,

No more district attorneys need ap-
ply az present There Will be two of
them, or at least two Frima facie
de facto or de lure. ostensible district
attorneys at the meeting of the board
OF county commissioners at the court
house this morning
To lay aside unseemly levity, George
s. Klock, district attorney who has
refused to recognize his removal by
the governor. viii be present in ac-
cordance with notification of the
meeting received from the board. 1t
is also understood that Judge Edward
4, Mann, appointed by the governor
to succeed ktock, win be present his
commission being safe In the vault in
he district clerks office The result
Will he awaited with interest, for the
commissioners as Usual viii likely
want advice from the district attorney
and the betting is active as to which
one wilt be called on
It is understood Mr.. klock has re-
iained counsel ana has reiterated his
determination to fight the removal
The commissioners this morning
will name the boards Of registration
for the constitutional election January
II. and it is expected also that the
matter of the contract with Surveyor
Zimmerman for the county survey Will
be closed up.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
Al De R ME- n TAKE
STEP TOWARD
Bull DING A
CITY HALL
ESTIMATED COST OF
STRUCTURE is $4,000
Building Fund Has S14700 to
Which Will Be Added $4,000
in Back Taxes Leaving SO,
800 to Be Borrowed,

4 step toward securing q new city
nan was iaken during a brief session
If the city council last aiSht when the
aldermen decided to add $4,000 In
hack tax collections to the building
mnd. which now amounts TO $4,000.
and directed the mayor and chairman
Of the building committee to ascertain
If the balance of the $50, 000 needed,
amounting 10 $4,000, can be secured
M a reasonable rate Of interest secur-
ed by the future incoming special
taxes of the building fund. This ac-
tion was taken on the adoption of q
resolution presented by Or. Wroth
The WrOth resolution reads as fol-
lows.
"Whereas. the city Of Albuquerque
already owns sufficient land for the
erection of city han and has al
ready purchased ana accepted plans
for the erection OF such ii building
the cost Of which, with ability to ac
commodate all departments of the
city for twenty years to come. has
been estimated at $4,000; and,
Whereas. the city is now paying
out some 81, 500 per year for the rent
Of quarters which are entirely made
Quate; and,
w DHItdE Alltit IL itVA III lllt julius
ing fund some $14,I00 and the city
will receive within the next few days
d sum not less than $4,000 for back
faxes, thereby giving a fund toward
the erection Of such building of S20.-
700. leaving a balance to be raised
according to the original estimate, of
$4,000; and.
Whereas, said land for the cree
ton OF such building is advantag-
eouslN located so as to serve the best
interests of the fire and police de-
partments as well as all other oe-
partments whose records are now eN-
posed tc danger by not having vault
and whose maintenance in addition to
the above is working a hardship and
additional expense by not having CON
Yeniences demanded fer their work,
Therefore be it
"Resolved. that the money to be
paid the city on account Of back taxes
be deposited in the building fund, and
be il further
'f}osolved that the mayor and the
chairman Of the building committca
BE directed to ascertain if any ar
fangements can be made by winch
The balance necessary TO the erection
1f said building can be obtained at a
rate of interest, utilizing
the future incoming special taxes OF
The building fund as security for thc
same with directions to report at the
aeXt meeting of tlp rOunsil.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
SECURED WOOL Of
NEW MEXICO
IS SELLING
Territories Moving Steadily
Elections Have Soldering Eff
feet on Boston Market and
Cause UneaSineSS,

There Is not large business In the
aggregate being done this week, the
elections on Tuesday having had "a
rather SOLDERING effect on trade, says
the Boston Commercial Hulletin Of
the wool market IN fact with ;he
lower house OF congress IN the coz
troll &C the demo rats there is more
or less uneasiness as 20 the future OF
the wool textile industry Schedule
*, governing the importations OF
wool. has met with continued disap-
proval among certain interests and II
is Therefore expected that attention
viii be given to it 10y the new con
grcss
Tho uncertainty as to what viii be
done in regard To the wool schedule
as well rs the agitation in the mean
while viii cause many manufacturers
to purchase l9w material conserV0-
lively except in the event that the
goods market in New York becomes
considerably better than II is at pres
ent
It is believed in some prominent
quarters that buyers Of wool viii now
ke conservative in their operations
and that they will not take any
chance in carrying raw material sup
plies except for indicated require
mcnts. OF course as noted above,
the condition OF the goods market
viii siill govern the situation Ac-
'cOrding 10 report manufacturers
were disposed TO take further stocks
Of wool lust prior TO the elections. but
it is understood that several lines of
wool which had been held in abcy-
IA Ia. nf tslH
tions. have been rejected by manu-
facturers. In other words. some Of
the leading consumers of the coun-
try do not believe that it would be
wise 10 buy wool freely for Iuture
wants under existing circumstances.
despite the feet that little can be
done that would affect the 1910 do
mesitc clip.
To-day there is culy very moder-
rte demaud Tor wool. the majority oi
manufa cturefs prcferring to anal1ze
the changed political aspect and To
cogitntc on what may happen To tho
industry when tho democrats control
the house. Business. however. Is still
being done IN mnny kinds Of domcs-
tie wool. but foi eizn woods continue
60 attract comparatively little inicr-
est.
a point tbui must not De lost Hisnt
of vHCn tis cons HIfinn ut wool if
considered ls fhaf ilr tate featt
weight goods orders nearly come
lleted ly the uii's Hud as H1hi
Weisht business h.E Enf hen hooked
fo date 30 au srt-in tors. man.
looms mnN Doe Fhui down before the
beginning oI tho nr4- year. 70 D. un-
rur ihat orders inr light
weight goods EaNr been eiNen io tn
i'm TII b
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
-ANGE SUCCEEDS Y0UREE
AS TUCUMCARl MAYOR

Tucumcari y. NJ, NOV. 20.-At the
regular session of the city council L.
+. Lange OF Lange and Sisny. attor-
neys, was elected mayor to fill the
unexpired term of j. A. Youree, who
resigned last week. The election
holds until the spring elections OF
1912. MaNor Lange is democrat
and well known in Tucumoari hav-
ing lived in this city several years
Former Mayor Youree was Obliged TO
resign the OFFICE and leave here on
account Of his health.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

Chicuro, NoV. n Receipts
at.000. market Zoe higher. BecVcs,
Sl5Om7.6O. TeNns steers. Si.l3ar
sac. western steers. Sl.25m eco.
stookers and feeders Sa.S5 n a.40.
COWS and hcifcrs s2.25 6.25; calves,
$3.50 1925.
Hogs Receipts. 10000. market
5c lower Light .6.75ft i25; mixed,
SG.a00 $50: heavy. SG.e0 a i.30; rough
$3.50 40; good 10 choice. heavy.
ST.10at7.30. pigs. SG.t0m i.20, bulk
of sales. 7-16@ @I.25,
sheep Recoipts 10000; market
steady To- shode lower. Native. $40
1880. western. s2.50n S.g0' year.
Hnrs 81 00fi 500. lambs. native. Si.pV
500. western. $4,000 $50.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

ANW &Htl, NnW aJ .s1Nunrd rnn-
per firn spot si3ooer 200 Noteln-
Gt2.T6i 1HnmrN staG0M 1850; Fcb-
ruary Ft2,f0@ 1890, ana March, ~
7b4t12.a5. London closed qulct spot,
r6T. f7s, Cd. futures. r5S, los, 5d.
Local dealers report a firm market
iakr. $4,000 1875; electroiy;ic,
.sI2.NT 1-2W t8.00, casting, Sla.50ep
1876.
Arrivals reported at New York to-
day. 1a5 toms Custom house returns
show exports OF 20,0li tons SO far this
month
Lend firm. spot, Si.t5m Lbs New
York: $3.50 bid East st. Louis. Lon
don, spot. fla. 3s. 9d
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
MINING DEVELOPMENTS
IN MOGOL0M DISTRICT
DURING PAST WEEK
(Silver city Enterprisc)
Eine~tine Mining Company.

Twenty-Five stamps were dropped
from the 6th to the 10th aud thirty
stamps on the nth and 18th, crush
ing G43 tons in the seven days, from
which were produced i6 sacks Of
high grade concentrates prccipltatcs
were smelted yielding d.t23.6o. troy
ounces Of refined gold ana silver bull
lien, 'foadingS were advanced 90
feet during the week, the eleventh
level west continuing in the phcnom-
ally rich ore encountered several
weeks ago
Socorro Mines.
The vice-p president. treasurer and
other offiicals Of he company arr
rived at the mines from the east on
the 18th. EVerything is running
smoothly in the plant and thu shait
crew rs making good headWay sink
ing. Development in the lowest lev
els continues producing high glnde
milling ore.
Deaduood Mines.
The high compression oil engine,
,,ipe ana other machinery are en-
route from silver city to Mogollon
and should arrive at the works dur
ing the week. Work ON the pipe
line has been started. Cross-cuts are
being run both WAYS from the 500
fcot station in the SHAFT into the foot
Wpu t. open up the new vein recently
encountered and into the hanging
wells Tor the Last chance and queen
lodes A large ore tonnage will thus
be made available.
Enterprise Mining Company.
The Perseverance shaft has beer
re-timbored and the mine viii be
thoroughly sampled in the lower
workings
Mogollon Gold and Copper GO.
Developm on the various
groups continues with good results,
Treasure Mining and deduction co.
The plant started on the 1th but
found il necessary to close down az
intervals since. to make slight adj
justments and alterations to the ma
ehinery. such as all mills experience
in turning over the wheels The
hydro electric power plant is reported
working very satisfactorily.
Gold Dust Mines Company.
Miners quarters and other build
ings are heine constr ucted tC aid in
the development in progress
Trilby Group.
a vein Of good ore Is being de-
Neloped IN the 200-foot level.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
SUN Y
L|sgs(.I!l,!lZ'S|z

Sunny Monday laundry
soap IS most efficient for clean
ing carpets-removing grease
spots from clothing-washing
lace curtains and doiIies-and
lot every other cleaning pur-
pose. 1t contains no rosin,
washes woolens and Aannels
without shrinking, and works
IN any kinG of water. Its mar
velous d;rt-starting quality
spares your back and saves
Four time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
BAD FIRE IN HEARST
SHAFT IS SM0THEREO

silver Clty. s. 81. Nov. &c. A.
i-astnu. suueriutendcni ni %" upcf'
ffons ou The Pinos Altos mines re-
ports thai i'sa fire in the Hearst sNai
had finally been snmthered out ~
soon as the fire was .ife.Nti r",
week ago hast Monday tNe W.
sIs vefe helk-headed mus 'il '...liis ...
-,.,fteriro il ,.it. 1r Easten saws
ti,. ehsft Ems lcvfls ore siiil tuil ol
...,a ana fans arc hein- Installed ~
i-iv. fhie aut after which WORK VIII
h. rcsumt d.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
SECRETARY Is THANKED
FOR EFFECTIVE WORK
IN BOOSTING RATION

Below we quote a letter received
Yesterday from the vicepresident ana
sehoral manager Of the southwestern
Kansas 4 Colorado X. r.. G.. now be
ing promoted By the southern tier
" kansas counties along the south
western border of the state. The pro-
posed eastern terminal Of this new
hhe viii be the terminal Of the Mis-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
FINANCE AN D
COMMERCE
wall street.

Ncw York, Nov. 21.-RelaXation in
money rates was the feature of the
days financial markets. Prices Of
securities failed To benefit from this
development There was decided
shrnkage IN the volume OF transaction
and the tone of the speculation was
heavy and sagging. Weakness became
more positive i'm proportion as the
pressure to sell United States steel
increased.
The favorable bank statement pub
lished here on Saturday nad the ef-
fect Of increasing the disposition of
lenders to put out funds. The demand
for mercantile paper however con-
tinues To- lag. while the currency
movement indicates the cessation OF
the cash drain on account Of crop
movements, the process of loan iiqui-
dntion e. follow win be studied for
future promise OF new bond flotatinns
Discount rates receded in London,
Paris and Berlin in common with the
easing money market in New York
Foreigners were disposed neNcrthc-
less Go sell back our stocks this help
ing 60 carry prices downward Corl-
morcial bills are in icssencd supply iu
the foreign exchange market disrios-
lng a. eubsidence iu the export move
mont az commodities. The sustained
figure nf the current custom receipts
or thc rsifea States treasury indicate
fhlt thr irIluc of imports is kept un.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

81 Louis. Nov ILL., Wool. unchang-
cd. medium grades colnbing and
clothing. 80 1-2m24ci light, fine, 20
"a 22c. heavy. fine, $50 lie; tub wash
ed, 2OGt38c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
Tru.t Casc Transferred.

Chicago. Nov. 2t.-Judgc Lands
today formally transferred the beef
trust" case 20 Judge Carpenter in the
United states district court. Judge
lands declined TO listen to a motion
that he certify the case to the United
states circuit court, as desired by the
packers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

souri, Pacific In Comanche county and
the western objective point win be
slthet trinidad, Colorado. or Ration.
NeW Mexico, both Of those western
cities being large coal centers and
equally desirable ana accessible as
terminals, The surveying party now
at work on the proposed route has
Just left Coldwatcr Kansas. and is
wording westward. The letter reads
as follows
Cqidwater, Kansas. Nov 10, 1910.
Mr.. Louis 5 Wilson
president Commercial Club.
Ration New Mexico.
DEAR SIR
Your favor of October 21st received
while in the field / thank YOU FOR
> our hearty cooperation with the peo-
PIC 81 southwestern Kansas, and will
endeaVor later on to call on you anil
clearly define our plans.
At the present time we are get
ting things shaped up SO construction
OF the first hundred miles can com
mence this winter in the meantime.
/ would be obliged If you would give
me some Information relative to the
coal lands of Ration and viclnitv-at
what price considerable tract or
coal rights could be bought or leased,
average cost OF coal f. o. b. Ration
and cost OF mining.
Fl would get Il line on this for tho
information of eastern money.
Yours truly
a. A. WHITE.
Vice President ana General Man
ager Southwestern Kansas & Colorado
Il. r. Go.
The pleasant purgative effect ex-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

" ncelinE ana Lake lttlc .tt+- % '0
Total sales for the day 313.6O0
sharps
Eonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value. s2.ll6,000.
Unitei states bonds were unchang-
ed on call.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

New York. NoN. 2I-Cotton futures
closed firm at d net gain OF ~ 70 5S
points for the daN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

81 Louir Nov. 21.-Lend, unsettled
sL22 l-2; spelter. strong. s5.a0
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

90 the stockman's hnslurss $50 nacos-
SirH and Indispensable Go thcir suc-
cess in utter years,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

81. Louis Wool

Chicaso. NOV. 2l-Exchangc on
New York zoe discount
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

iiiE n. X. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

\. \. WHTTE,
Vice President ana General Man
ager, Southwestern Kansas & Colorado
Il. II. Co"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

Ladies' souvenirs, Gem today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
lnst Mines Conllany.

Miners quarters and other build
ings are heinp constr ucted tC aid in
the development in progress.
Trilby Group.
vein Of good ore Is being de-
Neloped IN the 200-foot level
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
THEATER MEN IN BALL GAME
Because of Tiff Orpheum Actors and
stage Hands viii Play Fire.
men Friday Morning.

What promises TO be an attraction which
shall make the Orpheum program look like
a mediocre subterfuge is the nine-act play
let the performers and stage mechanics of
that theater figure on enacting at the Vim
ton street park Friday morning. 1t is
patent on the face of the announcement
that the hstrionic histrions sort of figure
on playing a game OF base ball. Their
opponents feeders for the show, one might
say-are to be an outfit of Omaha fire
men Admission is free and the game
starts at 10 o'clock.
Persons implicated I'm the affair are not
telling very openly what caused the game,
but 1t is known from various sources that
an out-an-out tff between the .theater
men and the fire department brought It
about. John Delmore. who alleges he can
look the hottest spotlight ever trained on
the stage square in the teeth, was making
good his boast when she argument started.
The spotlight man had the Internal power
Of ten dynamos behind the light and was
trying to burn the actor in his tracks.
Suddenly a fire Inspector took offense at
the proceeding and ordered the spotlight
man to- ceaser instanterN.i The argument fol-
lowed WITH "a 'tfe afeprs and stage hands
lined iup against the fire department A
base ,ballsgsme was suggested and finally
arranged. Following Is, the lineup: