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The Washington times., 1910-02-04
February Specials in Pure Food Department

Special assortment Of California Canned
Fruit Well filled cans, and packed in heavy
sugar strip. A very special value. Included
are cans Peaches, can Pears, ? cans Apri-
cots, and 1 can PIums.
Six cans for S1.OO.
o more fully introduce Hecker's Cereals
Farlna and Cream Oatmeal-we offer for a
few days only, with each 15c package q
small package Of Cream Oatmeal free.
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs Frank Schultz, of the Rocham-
oeau, wiz be AT home Informally to-
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs Calvert and Miss Calvert OF
EIVerdaies viii be ar home Informally
tomorrow afternoon at their residence.
on CorCorsu street
The Washington times., 1910-02-04
LOCAL MENTION.

Get d Box Of DonneIly's Denver Oyster
Fries on YOUR way home, 81 I4th 81.
" W Phone NJ 5@gs-
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Phila- oyster & Chop House, sig 18th nv.
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs CederwaId and the Misses Jones
will receive tomorrow afternoon al rbe
carlton for the last time this season
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

hES- Henderson, wife Of Lieut. Rob
cry henderson. T. = ", viii receive to
IloFFoW afternoon from 20 O'Clock an
ller residence, 1901 Twenty-third street
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs Merriam. wife Of Major Lewis
Merriam, T. = A. VIII receive Iufor-
mally tomorrow afternoon from TO :
Q clock
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs 1Ienesee and the ladies of Wash
ton College VIII be re home this after
noon from 4 TO S o'clock, and from s 10
II o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

The LoIeGa Wouan's JIGb viii Ell
te-taiE Informally 81 tea this afternoon
a. The yvuUau's building of the George
tt -uiuEtoE University 1885 street,
with Bliss Katherine p Elliott of Vel
lgSIcg as hostess
Mrs Ro5eTJ 3 Woodward viii give a
short taxi on the Darwin centenary
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs. Ezra L. koon and Miss Koon. Of
the Highlands. viii TcceiEe tomorrow
afternoon and again on Tuesday Feb
rUar- Is
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs Ear Cranston viii not receive
tomorrow as she viii be out Of town
but she VII be al home the remaining
Saturdays IN Fehrr1arE-
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs Roberdeau Buchanan viii be al
nome Informally tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs SIdneR s billiard VIII not TO
ceiyG. -0norr0w afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-02-04

Mrs J Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
EilI be at home at the Portuer this aft
cEEOCT.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22
YuIetide Proverbs.

The wise man begs to express much
more than proverbial wishes that his
entire clientele may enjoy the merriest
of merry Christmases.
The universal spread of dolldom and
drumdom is infinitely preferable TIC that
of the dodrums.
Our early days will not, indeed, come
back, yet is Christmas an Indian sum
mer evening TO the venerable, reviv-
ing "Reminiscences of youth
The mirror of all courtesy" should
be polished on Christmas day.
"A royal train, believe me-" is the
reindeer equipage of good old st. Nick
A Christmas motto:
His heart and hand both open and both
free,
For what he has he gives, what things he
Yet gives he not till judgment guide his
bounty.
Mature teaches beasts to know their
friends" aud why should they not
share in the Christmas good will.
Sweet mercy is nobiity's true
badge" Let us inwardly digest this
truism with the Christmas cheer
Enough. with oyermeasure," will
probably characterize the Christmas
possessions of a majority of u.s.
When does 'jocund day stand tiptoe
on the misty mountain tops" if not on
merry Christmas?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22
The Babies Christmas.

Never deny the babies their Chris
mas. 1t is the shining seal set upon
year of happiness. Let them believe
In Santa Claus or st Nicholas or Kriss
Krtngle. or whatever name the jolly
Dutch saint bears In your religion
Marion Harland.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

r o und THE DRINK, EVERY ONE.
old tree.
Dram toe fbe cup.
Friend, arr afraid?
|pirffS are laid
In the Red sea.
Mamie ii up;
Empty ii Yef.
Lef rs forSef
Round The old free.
|orroe'S, beSonel
Life and ffS ills,
Duns and their bills,
Bid tOe 10 flee.
Come tOifb fbe datOn.
Blue deOH sprife;
LeaOe uS fenisbf
Round The old free.
William NJ a eDeo &c
Tbackeroy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
HOXSEY MAKES RECORD
IGR HIGHEST FLIGHT

Denver Nov 1.-THE flights In
tho aviation meet at Overland park
today which had a sad ending In the
death Of Ralph Johnstone, We're pro-
ductive Of the highest flight ever
made in this altitude, Arch HoNsey,
the first of the Wright aviators IN the
air today. started out 10 explore the
current Of the upper levels Clrcling
around the course he mounted up-
ward IN gradually widening circles
until he was flying far over the foot
hills 10 the west and over the city
to thc north. II was bitterly cold.
aud llaXsey finally turned back.
sweeping down in beautiful sprals
and figure eights, He made Il heau-
tiful landing, coming to the ground
after q flight of 81 minutes, 50 chilled
he could hardly walk
While HoXscy was soaring high
above them, Brooklns and Johnstone
flew around the course, jumping i'm
aGinarv fences. dipping and turning
with machines under perfect control
Johnstone was first In the air for the
second flights. lie was followed a
moment later hv floNsey hut Brookins
Rad not started his machine when
Johnstone's planes crumpled and his
fan put an end 20 all flights for the
QaN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
UPRISING IN MEXICO
WAS SET FOR NOV. 20

San AntOnion. Tex. NOV lr--f eu-
erd officers who have been working
hesC for the last several days toooy
ha red mauy details of the reNolu-
u"narA part in part uncovered pN lhe
AeNican government
4 general rising along the border
lfum NOgales. Ariz. to BroWnsNtile'
Tex. WAS set for sunday Nov "
Nosales is headquarters Of th@ Juntl
operating in Sonora.
u has been in existence since the
iiid on Las Nncas two years ago The
'iains pf the revolutionary movement
'fe in thc United states and Europe.
The revolutionists are backed by a
seeminsly ineNhaustihic supply 90
money which has been used TO pur-
hase arms iu this country
Federal authorities in Washington
Nefe appraised OF these facts. but as
.el The rerolulionists have committed
ID" ftt that can be constituted as overt
under the federal statutes Con
'snmenis oi arms are under sur
,tiiance in san Antonio and elsewhe
hen an attempt Is made To- take
'h'm across the border they VIII Poe
.r'zet
According 10 federal officers here
'hg revolutionary propaeanda is
The release of au political pris-
The welcoming Of an political
rhe establishment Of % popular gov
The capture of an customs houses
removal from office oi Diaz and
'-- adhearentS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
ESTRADA EXPELS
FOUR LIBERALS
Leaders Responsible for Anti
American Demonstrations in
Nicaragua Are Forced to
Leave,


washington. Nov 17.-The hbeial
leaders alleged TO DE responsible lo'
,be enu-American riots at Leon Nc
arnrua. were expelled from that couh-
tr,- today by President Estrada .V-
rnrdinp t. 81 telegram received pH Nc
state department from Thomas h-
AIcffat. United states consul at Ei'c-
fields a., o.o
The names of the men expelled ~ 9
can1ez. Zeledon and MaldoHedo Iel-
AVA vino thc counsel SAYS. own OF
odit newspapers which have Niolatr"
nuhIic deccncy provoked disorder anu
have been directly responsible l"i
The anti-American riots AT Leon
r-nited states Consul phNares a'
Alanas-ua. today telegra phcd the sla,'
5enortment that he had completed ms
Investigation of the auti-Amef
outhrcak at Leon and that ne heiieF'o
the government authorities now De- ("
~, situation well in hand
Charles Teller. the American h's
who was injured in sundays rot WIS
rhnt l,r "a soldier as a result OF mis-
taken identity. the consul reports, i1'
tha hoy did not participate DO the "-s
urhance. .t..f
The consul confirms the report 'Iie. ,-
,he trouhie was inauguratcd nN 'i'
.iibcrais. who. melted hy the inccnoi .
ara. ufterances OF their press. insis'eo
uEon holding anti-American demon
strations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18

womans shrek. "My God, he's gone =
drew every eve IN time 30 see the
doomed man dashed to death upon the
ground The hand in the grand
stand hlaring away under contract,
never ceased To play. ana Johnstone's =
body Was driven ont OF the enclosure
with the strains of 3" 4 Gri2glV Bear
for funeral march
IL would seem that many incidents
had happened throughout the Nvio-
ton meet here TO warn the Inflated
aviator Nesterday IN aiightiug john
stone broke the left wing tip OF his
machine against the fence Il was
the same tip that gave way today and
caused his death. Today when he
started on his first flight one OF tho
wheels on which the aeroplanc runs
along the ground, gave WAY and had
10 he replaced. As he prepared 70
start for his last flight, a fox terrier
chat had broken through the fence,
stationed himself directly in front of
he machine and barking frantlcally
refused To be driven away. As the
machine rolled down the track one of
the wings swept above the dog which
pursued the machine until IL lifted In
to the air.
In discussing his flights in this
rare atmosphere yesterday with a
representative of the Associated
Press. Johnstone declared he would
attempt no stunts here as he con
sidered II too dangerous. Evidently
however, he believed he had solved
| the problems OF this altitude whom ht
departed from his determination
! lIoxsey's daring flight far over the
I foothills semed to have fired hin
with determination to outdo his
team mate for the first spiral which
| ne made safely was by far the most
daring any OF the aviators had at-
/ tempted at this meet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
OIL
NOT Gull 7Y
IS VERDICT
REBATE SUIT ENDS IN
GOVERNMENTS DEFEAT
Court at Jackson Rules in Line
With Contentious Of Defense
That Prosecution Has No
Foundation for Charges,

LBy Morning J0urnai Speci"' 'e"sF" "Hsi
jackson. Tenn, NOV. TIN ral-
ing which required twenty minutes to
read Judge John e. Mccall M the
United States circuit court this after
noon ended the efforts OF the govern
ment To have assessed against the
standard Oil company of Indiana,
penalties aggregating more than $50,
000,0 600.
The ruling. instructing that a ver-
diet OF not guilty be returned, came
with the conclusion Of the case in
ohief OF the prosecution and In sub
stance held with the contentious Of
the defense, that after -Four years, the
United States had failed To build its
structure of evidence other than on
aaud.
The Elkins anti-rehate law was vio-
lated II was alleged, through scheme
and device,
Judge Mccall. in his ruling rlrst re-
views the Indictment allegations. Next
he takes up the testimony presented
as tending to prove that the consign-
ments that were shipped on orders re-
ceived from the Standard oil COM
pany Of kentucky by the defendant
company from their refinery at Whit
ing, Ind, to Grand Junction and there
taken possession OF by the kentucky
corporation
Also, he points out, the testimony
presented tends To prove there was
20 understanding expressed or inn
piled. direct or Indirect" between the
defendant company End the hentueky
company with regard to rates to be
Paid. that it was solely business
transaction between two corporations.
Upon this statement Of facts, Judge
Mccall recalled he ruled early in the
trial that the Indiana company should
not be held accountable Cor the ship
mruts 50 far AS the transportion be-
yond Grand Junction wiu concerned
"Fhc unconladictfa @stintpaS pler
sented by the government the ruiz
ing continues, lis that Ia the period
covered by the Indictment there was
a thirteen cent rate from Whiting 70
Grand Junction FOR points beyond and
this rate was duly on file with the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
WILL USE CAMERA ON
POST0FFlCE "MASHER'

Denver. Nov 11.-Tho government
has decided tn nse camera man "s
rhief aidp in ita war on the postoffice
-rnasher" in Denver Announcement
was made todny that hesihhlns W"
d., ,f tba wear some clever snap
shot man win be employed 10 gri
photographs OF habitual hangers-ou
both nsIo nnd female. who make IN
postoffice their rendezvous and inter
Zero with those who actually have
business at the postoffice. one plan
I'D, .-raetea Is 90 train deputy United
states Marshal Mathew Paul In th
use of tine PHOTOGRAPHERS tools. that
he NAV dnff his blue coat and sta-
long enough 60 take pictures and don
them aealn te make arrests II oifeno
ere de- not move on and keep moNlns
Affer two WARNINGS offenders VIII be-
shown their photographs In various
poses aud t obdprate
will bC Jailed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
TOMBSTONE ONLY TRIED
FOR ALTITUDE HECOItDS

Ncw york, Nov if.-Rnlph john
stone WIS an altitude flyer pure nnd
simple He had only been iiNe
! months i'm the game and never tried
for cross s-country events speed
dashcs or distance, but his fnil-
hlooded. stcutly knit frame stood him
In good stead in resisting the cold ni
the upper airs and the instructive
perch OF the trick rider helped hlm
in nigh winds
He WAS full of zeal ana pride an"
his daily rivalry With has team mate
Arch Hoxsey. in their duels for alii-
tude. were one Of the delights OF tho
rec M iiiI.ri,.'t'' '''' "' '''''''N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
PARTY Of Sixty Men Is Reported
to Have Crossed Rio Grande
With Marathon as the 0bIeC-
tive Point.
ARMED CITIZENS GUARD
APPROACHES TO TOWN
Scouts Sent Out Have Not Re-
turned and Location of Invad-
inq Force Cannot Be Deter
mined.
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wirei !

lgy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirei
~ Pas0. Texas. Nov iS.-Mara-
ihou. town o' 500 population, 700
miles cast of here Is under heavy
rHrd Tins morning owing TO the re-
nor that hand of armed MeNitans
has crossed the Rio Grande from
Mexico ana ere marching in that di-
rection AT 1880 this morning the
scouts sent out 10 meet the invaders
haa not returned. and the exact
ghereahouts of the band had not
been gscertained At that hoar sen-
tries had been posted AZ al Of the
approaches 10 the town and the cit
izens were sleeping on their arms.
Maiathcn is about l0o miles from
Rock Springs where the burning Of
Antonio Rodrigues took place Why
the invaders are making that town
its objective point cannot BE learned
The telegraph operator at Mara-
then reports the town auiet but ap-
pfohensiVe The report that q band
q MeXicans have crossed the river ~
seemingly authentic, Nothing is
known TIE reported intpsion ~
Marfa Texas, at the hour mentioned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
TOMBSTONE HND No
FEAR or BIlNG KILLED.

Kansas city. NnV ff WhOn lialrh
iJ0hnstone who WAS Killed in na aero
plane accident In Denver today start
! ed To leave the homo Of w. w, FEEDER
man. his uncle. here last sunday on
the way to the scene Of the aViation
meet, Federman said:
II suppose III receive telegram
one Of these days TO come after your
romans
Not mine. said Jnhnst0ne When
/ mako q flight I have my plans well
mid. Before ! leave the ground !
know exactly what ! am going 10 DO
Don't worry about me being Injured
Federman said tonight he would 80
to Denver and bring Johnstone's body
here
The dead aviator was born here
thirty years ago. Ills parents are
dead An invalid sister, Miss May
Johnstonc lives ia Moborly, Mo.
Johnstones VIE and two children, a
hoy ana girl are IN New YORK.
.Iohnstone was a trick cyciist before
ne became an aviator Fifteen years
ago he used to entertain crowds In the
streets here by giving performances
on a dilapidatpd cushion Tired bicycle.
Fortune smiled on him and he be-
came the posscssor OF a real bicycle
with pneumatic tires.
A few days later unannounced. he
rode away. and when next he came
home he was In the emplov OF "a
vaudeville manager.
lie travelled extensively abroad glN-
ing exhibitions on his bicycle. He met
in Berlin the girl who later became
his wife.
six months ago Johnstone. through
Knabenshue. secured an engagement
with the Wright brothers. They Tx
ed his work. ana a few weeks ago he
signed "a contract extending untii
January 1919. Johnstone had the
greatest confidence in his ability 10
Keep the worlds record for height He
snid while here that II anyone broke
the worlds record which he held at
the time 81 hls death, he would go
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
ST N ULANT USED
TO KEEP COUNT
TOLSTOI ALIVE
NoveIist'S Life AangS in Bal
ance and His Recovery Will
Be Almost a Miracle.

ITy Morning Journal Special Leased Nirei
AstapoVa, Russia Nov f1.-Al-
though hone has not Vet Deen given
up, Tie attendants of count Tolstoi
recognize his life is in the balance
and that although the strong consu-
tuition OF the great Russian has car
tied him thrugh other grave strug-
giles against disease his system has
become so weakened and his heart
has responded so Ieebly to restor-
atives that il will be almost miracle
II he RECEIVERS. In the early stages
nf the inflammation Of the lung
from which he is suffering. il was
the temperature that gave cause Tor
anxiety. The patients temperature
was not particularly high today but
the heart action was extremely bad.
:, Tolstoi alternated part Of the time
between unconseiousness ana delir-
jun.
,nounced the inflammation had been
confined to q paratiNcly small
section Of the lung and that eXpec-
toration WAS free The heart now
ever. caused constant anxiety Stro-
-phanthus powerful stimulant was
administered Oxygen was not re-
sorted 30.
The physicians have issued frequent
bulletins in which they refer To inc
persistent temperature. cioislef
was administered as q means oi re
lieying this, and as an immediate re-
suit the patients temperature tell
from l01.5 to roo less, however, than
Tempotarily there was easier
broatsing and the pulse dropped
slightly. The patient faces "a critical
night.
fhe text of telegram from Metro
nnlftnt. Antcnius Is as follc~s
sine the first moment II NQ'W
rupture With the church incessantiS
prayed and : pray now that God may
restore you to the judgment seat
implore you in your sickness now g
reconcile yourself with the churcn
ana the orthodox Russian people
Nav God bless you.
Count Tchetkofler and the other
attendants decided that il was i'm
possible To submit the telegram 70
Tolstri In his present condition
Tclstoi was sleeping quietly al
late hour tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
REVENUE CUTTERS
TO PATROL COAST
Government Vessels viii Aid
Shipwrecked Mariners Dur
ing the Winter,

ny Morning Journal Special Ieassd Wirel
Washington. Nov. The winter 8
toll OF shipwrock and death along the
Atlantic coast probably VIII be les
sened this yolr because of an order
President TAFT has given for the pro-
lection OF seafarine men.
ON December I. ten of the revenue
cutters on the .Atlantic side VIII go 10
sea from their home stations 70 he
gin q patrol which viii not end until
April !. iqlI. Thc Woodbury., And
roscoggin Gresham Acushnet, Mo-
hawk. Onondaea. Pamlico. Remilo
and NamacraN have bcon chosen Tor
the work.
With the exceptiou ~ brief visits
10 ports Tor supplies they VIII be
constantly az sea. Datrolling the coast
from Eastport. Ale. fo cape canaver-
al, Fla.
Last year the revenue cutters
brought relief to 156 vessels and saw
cd many lives Tho cargocs of saved
ships alone were Vailed al more than
si6 200. 600.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
Will STATION TROOPS
IN BORDER TOWN

Laredo. Tex, Nov l7.-rhat the
Mexican government is moving s~i'i ~
to crush any rebellion that may oe
brewing in the republic, was sho"h
when General Nillare, commanding
the frontier department of the Mex
can army arrived in Nueva Laredo
today with his staff and officially an
nclnccd that his headquarters viii be
changed from Matamoras TO Nucva
laredo.
The greater portion Of the twenty
third regiment will arrive within a
lew DAYS
The swift change in base on the
part the Mexican commander IS re-
garded as especially significant None
Of The MeNcan officials will discuss
the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18

Washington. Nov. ll.--Decldlhg 10
hold the twenty-third annual conven-
lion in this city on October 10, l9ll J,
the National Association OF ltallr"au
commissioners today elected THESE OF
ficers.
r. II. Burr, Of Florida, president
william II. Connolly. acting secretary
If tho interstate commerce commls-
sion. secretary and william kilpat-
rick of Illinois. assistant secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
SIXTY ARMED MEN
IN INVADING FORCE

III Paso. Nov. 1.-THE editor Of
the Marathon Hustler wires the fol-
lowing tonight.
The deputy sheriff At Maria, Tex
teicphoned that an armed band of six
q Mex:cans had crossed the river
near there and Is marching on this
town. Four scouts have already been
started toward the river and mean
time the town officials Of Marathon
are raising armed men TO protect the
people
Marathon is a small toNn east OF
El paso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18

their plans. Sympathizers with the
plans To overthrow the present regime
in Mexico In this city express gratific-
alton over each demonstration report
90 and HUT darkly that the trouble
has only begun.
MeXicans living In this city and
across the river in Juarez are. how
Nrer for the most part loyal to
President Diaz and warmly condemn
nil efforts of a revolutionary nature
The demonstrations which have taken
place are minimi2ed and declared To
indicate nothing Of the spirit or senti-
ment Of the people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
MEXICAN CONSUL Is
RLLrI,AI,ING \ IkL.HOlil

EagIo Pass. Tex. Nov. II-The ncNI
step In adjusting the tangle between
the American and Mexican govern
ments arriving from the burning Of a
Mexican MT Rock Springs Texas, VIII
follow the report of Consul +. Dep
Nllasana Of Mexico He today Tor
"arded to his government "A Noiumin- =
Gus document containing the result oI
his INVESTIGATIONS Consul Nillasa ma
says the situation ut Rock springs rs
quiet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18

New York. Nov IT," Saloon has
gone out OF existence in Jersey city
by edict of the Hudson county Liquor
Dealers association it became known
today the word cafe ic hereafter TO
be substituted Further yet. the bar
tender has been done away with, now
being known officially as a SERVER
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18

Alexandra. Va. Nov. 7.--GoVernor
Brown today announced the ap
pointment II former Governor 6. NJ.
Terrell as United states senator 10
succeed the late senator \. S. clay.
who died in Atlanta last sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
htNOIUTIONISTS SAY
TROUBLE HAS ONLY BEGUN

s.l taso. Tex. Nov 1.-THE heiier
urin here that the rcVolutiouists
~ ton Of Mexico is taking advantage
'A The kodriguez Incident 20 forward