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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
TO SHOW DETROIT
PARADE Of ELKS
At PAST|ME
Much Talked Of Pageant OF
Antlefed Ones Last Week VIII
Be Seen at Popular Theatef
Soon.

i Believing that che Elks IN A%ibuqller-
| que who were unable to attend the
1 annual y r. o. +, convention at De-
| troit last week VIII De glad TO see
the moving pictures Of the great pa
rade wilton was the crownipg feature
Of the gathering. Manager Joe II. Scot
u. Of the pastime. has kept the wires
hot FOR several days past and yestef-
day received positive assurance that
the Pasiime viii be one OF the very
first theaters in the country 10 show
the films. Elaborate preparations
were made by the picture men 10 se-
cure photographs of every detail Of
The parade. which is said by those
who witnessed il, TO be the finest thing
Of It's KIND ever attempted by the
antlcred ones.
Mr. Scott viii announce through
the columns of tho Morning journal
me exact dates on which the pictures
OF the parade will he shown ana it Is
safc to say that every ELK ia town
viii be- %eroWding the doors OF the
Pnstime to see IL they can catch "A
glimpse of Frank SCtoriz, r ~ Nc
Gamma ana the other members Of the
Albuquerque lodge who were among
those who also marched
Realistic Picture Today.
And spending Of splendid pictures,
there was q picture shown at the Pas
time yesterday. which viii be repeat
"a today. that was one Of the most
realistic and thrilling ever run Off
The reel ~ Albuquerque. The film
tells a wonderfully interesting story Of
navy life at the time of the ReVolu-
tionarv war. when John Paul Jones
was commandcr-in-chief OF the Amer
lean navy. There " a clever love
story threaded through the different
scenes, but the greatest feature Of the
nictrfe ia the fierce sea battle bes
tween the 9Iinn tlnmmc Richard" ana
the Serapia.1 Lushed together the
American and English ships fight TO
the bitter end. The gunncr stick by
their guns until they fan exhausted
10 the floor. Their places are taken
boy volunteers from the RANKS OF the
common sailors and officers and II
students of history believe that Gen
Grail sherman was right when he said
WAR is he'll they viii have further
cause Ia believe IN the correctness Of
vis statement II they see this picture
the lower deck Of the seGapis appear
inR 10 De q blazing fGrEace.
The euiminatinp scene ~ shown
when the English admiral ou|tgeneral-
led in every why, r. forced "a the hu-
initiating experience OF surrendcring
his sword, ship and mon to John Paul
Jones.
The wonder Of II all Is how the film
makers were successful IN obtainine
such a picture, which seems to zoe
historically accurate, Every person
man. woman ana child, az AL inter-
csted in the history or the United
States should sec The picture which
viii be- shown at the Pasume toi'y
tor the last time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
DEMANDS LEGAL DAMAGES
FOR VICTIMS ESTATE

Newark, Ohio, July 19.-Georoo
Bohon, president of the Mercer IA.
tionai bank at Harrodsbnrg, Ky. ana
administrator of the estate Of carl
E~therington, the anti-saloon detective
lynched here on July 5, today made
formal demand upon the ticking
eoanty authorities for the $4,000 dam.
ages authorized by the state to he
paid by the county to the estate of
persons lynched.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
HUNDRED PERSONS HURT
IN WRECK IN IRELAND

Dublin. ireland, July IA hum
drcd persons were injured IN an ac-
cldent on the GreBt southern railway
at Roscrea in the northwestern part Of
Tipperary county today. None was
Killed
several cars Of an excursion train
broke from the locomotive ana rum
ming Wild down an incline crashed in
10 q passenger train
Many persons jumped from the run.
away cars and tumbled down the cm-
hankmont. A score Of the injured
were brought here for medical treat
ment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
BEEF TRUST WITNESSES
WAIT ALL DAY ON JLRN
Chicago, July 1s.-witnesses

Chicago, July 19,-Witnesses fron
city, Boston, Portland. Main,
a and savannah. Ga, wajtad
impatiently in the federal buildina
here all today while the special grand
jury which is hearing the so-oaued
beef trust investigation
books Of the National Packing CON
pany. When the grand jury ad.
journed for the day the witnesses
We're told to be on hand again tomor.
row.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
~S0MNAMBULlST
DESCENDS FIRE ESCAPE

Denver Juls la-Gmco Moore. AGED
.lS an empluye of q Denver hotel
while iu s. samnamhulistic state left
her room at an early hour this morn
inF climbed four stories down thc fire
ESCAPE. dropping d distance ct eight
feet walked two blocks and baRrd,t
a street Ger. A policeman. rnticing
her peculiar attire-she wore waist
aud skirt but was minus shoes stoci-
ings ARD hat-awoht her Aimttt hs-
@sicricai for g iev moments the eiri
Finally vas able tn say she haa been
given to walking ln her sleep
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
BIC COPPER PRODUCER
CLOSES DOWN Al BlSBIE-

El Paso. Texas july ls-rhc Irish
Mag. considered the best producer
of ue calumet a Arizona Copper com
pans at Risbee. Ariz is TO be- closed
down indefinitely Ahout 500 men
Nll DC thrown aut ct employment
hs the shutdown
$50 reason for tss action Is assign
ed. but BE- is attributed to the policy
of c%artalliue production until the irice
of copper advances
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
BITTER FIGHT
ON STOVE MEN
CALLED OFF
GOMPER'S CONTEMPT CASE
WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED
Federation Officers and Buck
Stove Concern Gather Under
Olive Branch and Sign Peace
Agreement,

IBy marsias Journai snecIaI I-assd sP;rel
Cincinnati July ia peace
agreement Of great Importance to or
ganized labor was made mere tonight
between officers Of the American
Federation of Labor on the one side.
and members of the stove founders
national defense association on the
other. The effect of the agreement
IS to end the bitter warfare between
the Federation 81 Labor and the Buck
stove ana Range company Of 81,
Louis. The association and the stove
company through its representa-
lives here, announced their with
drawal from the prosecution against
President Gompers. Nice-Prcsident
John Mitchell and Secretary Morrl-
son of the American Federation of
Labor in the contempt cases now
pending against them.
while the prosecutions hanging
over Messrs. Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison Of the Federation Of Labor,
have pissed out Of the hands Of the
stove company which instituted them.
and are now pending in the United
States supreme court ut Washington,
representative Of the stow company
and the National Defense association
by the articles signed tonight agree
to withdraw their attorneys from the
t.tc.
Whether the appeal of the three
men nom jail sentences imposed upon
them for alleged violation Of an in
junction shall he fought TO a finish in
the supreme court, is said TO rest now
with Attorney General Wickersham
The five articles Of the agreement
ere as follows
T.. A conference to he held by Of
i'cers of the labor organizations in
volyed and Mr.. Van CleaYe within
thirty days IT st, Louis.
. Tie agreement in regard to
wages, hours and conditions OF em-
ployment shall take effect ninety days
from date, based on wages and condi-
tious existing in shops of omr%etitors
I'm tho city Sf 81. 7 Louis operating
union shops
b. Til labor Unions viii make.
known that the difficulties between
the two. organizations have been sat-
isfactorily adjusted.
g.. The Buck stove ana Range
company win Withdraw an suits now
pending against the labor organiza-
lions.
8. A copy Of agreement Will be
published in The journals of the labor
organizations and displayed in the
labor departments of the stove com
pany.
The controversy between the Amer
Federation of Labor and the
Buck Stove and Range company he
gan about Two years ago, when the
lete James Van Cleave sought an in
junction against Gompers and others
nom publishing his company as on
THE unfair list.
Upon an alleged violation OF this
Injunction. jail sentences were pro-
nounced upon Gompers Morrison and
Mitchell
Mr. Van Cleave died some months
ago. Ills death. IL is said In a meas
ure. was dpe 60 WORRY oyer the long
i'm The courts.
Undor the agreement reached. otd-
olais of the Buck stove company and
Officials will meet in ST. Louis
within thirty days TO work out The
details " wages ANA working condi-
OF the company Ia conformity
the union shons OF competitors
of the Buck company. Until then II
viii not be known whether the COM
Is To- become q union shop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
BRITISH GOVERNMENT ASKS
FOR DETENTION OF CRIPPEN

Washington. July 19.-The British
government has asked the United
States for the arrest and detention
of DIR. H.. II. Crippen, who is wanted
in London in connection with the
murder of his wife. should be he
found in America.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
COLONEL GREEN TO
RECLAIM DESERT
Copper Magnate Who Retired
From Mining Returns From
England With Thirty Millions
for New Enterprise.


~ raso. 1uls tQ-uolonel w. e.
Greene. known for many years as a
topper maenete with heavy Interests
at La CstuancR. Mexico. reached here
today, returning from England with
%lettcts ct credit a~ggregaung $4,000,
600.
Colonel Greene has retired from
mining and viii promote "a gigantic
Irritation project in the san Pedro
valley of southern Arizona. The en-
.terprlse involves the reclamation oi
large uarts oi desert land, the huild-
.irg of railroads and towns aud the
operation of mines THE promoter
secured the vast sun nom English
capitalists during 90 stay ut "a Few
months abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
WILL NOT MENTION
BALL|NGER
Because He Is UnmentionabIe
Says Clifford in First Speech
of Campaign on the Pacific.
Coast


san Francisco, July l9.-Gifford
Pinchot made his first speech tonight
in California in behalf of Hiram
Johnson, the Lincoln Roosevelt league
candidate for the republican guberna-
torial nomination.
AIR Pinchot made no direct refer.
ence to Secretary Ballinger but sever
al times referred To the man whose
name / don't mention in public adj
dresses
MIR. Pinchot while in California will
also make several addresses i'm behah
of William Kent, the i%nsurgent candi-
date for congress in the second dis
trict against Duncan McKinlay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20

Santa cruz Cai- Jule Estate
Senator George D. Payne ~ Nevada.
who has heen acting lieutenant gov
ernor ef that state sine the death az
Governor Sparks. died hcre TODAY after
q lneerins illness he had come here
Recently in the hope bat he would
regain his health
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
200 CELESTlALS NABBFD
IN RAID ON FRISCO TlGFt

San Francisco, July 19.-In ! H..
tie between Chinese and police Al.
ing a raid on an alleged eamh,n'
house in Chinatown tonight. Woa
Dick was fatally shot, policemen vaa
knocked down, kicked and beaten aa5
many Orientals dubbed. More tn"u
goo Chinese We're arrested, char
with gambling. About fifty alleess
gamblers escaped from the clnb ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
FORTY SQUARE MILES on TIM
BER DESTROY I'D IN - HOURS.

Wallace Ia. July le-Forty square
mites of timber iu the Prince Creek,
Bic Creek and 50. Joe river countries
nave been burned in the past twenty
four hours. The damage being estimat-
ed at $500 600. The fire is the worst
ono ln the history of the Occur
% Alcnrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20

Copenhagen. July 1s.-The German
tank steamship Standard. with more
than i.eee Gee gallons 81 petroleum
caught fire a her mocrings today and
was destroyed. The Standard had re-
Gently arrived from Philadelphia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20

Rochester. n. T.. July u.s. The
Baltimore Eastern league team has.
sold Pitcher Lefty" Russell 20 the
Philadelphia American league team
Tor fie GOO. Russell viii finish the
eastern season with baltimore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
STRIKE SYMPATHIZERs MAKE
DEMONSTRATION At NIAGARA

Niagara FAILS, n. 7, July l9-Sym-
pathixers with the Grand Trunk stri-
kers made a demonstration In front
or the Union station tonight, Depot
Master smith was beaten and Con-
ductor f.ewan was struck In the face
and knocked down.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
NO TROUBLE ABOUT
EXTRACTION
Crippen Case viii Not Be Rope
tition of Charlton Affair
Should Fugitive Physician Be
Arrested.
BY Morlinr journal sDsciaI Isasea w'rel

IBy MotEing Journal sDectal Lsased WIrel
Washington, July 19.-Diffieulties
which have attended the extradition
a charge of having murdered his
wife at Lake Como. will not arise
should DR., Crirpen be arrested in the
United states. Great Britain and the
United States adhere 10 the policy of
surrendering their own citizens who
are accused of committing crimes in
the other country and it is understood
that this policy would be adhered to
in the case Of DR.. Crippen. if all the
other requirements for eXtradition
should be met
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20

noolcy referees 1offries-lohuson
In comtdy-Alriome tonight 4
hurifsguc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
ARE PREPARING
FOR REVOLUTION
Spanish Government Concentrat-
ing Armed Forces Near Threat
ened Sections of City.

BARCELONA. July 26.-Owing to
the report of government spies that
bloody revolution is imminent, 10000
troops and 2,000 additional gendar1nes
armed with rifles and riot cartridges
to-day occupied stragetical positions
all over the city of Barceona. which
is practically under martial law
though the constitution has not yet
been suspended
Reinforcenlents consisting of train
ed veterans are being held in readi
ness to rush into the city from
Saragossa and Naletica at moments
notice. Troop trains with engines,
always under steam are on the tracks
in the two former cities and the SOL
diers are being held in their barracks
SO that they can depart without the
delay of a minute.
A rigid government censorship has
ben esta blished over all press and
personal kilograms from Barcelona.
and II Is necessary TO send them by
special courier l. fr~~tier to have
them sent withoL> ltGtfon.
Labor agitators are urging a gen.
eral strike throughout Spain TO begin
July %, in Barcelona.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26

of Henrico viii run another picnic to
Ocean View Tuesday. July IS. Their
picnic in June was postponed on &C
count of the rain on that day they
were To go down
Mr.. r, A. Curran has returned 10
his home in Cincinnati, o., after a
short visit with his parents at yellow
Tavern. Va
Miss Mary Goddin. of Richmond
was the guest OF Miss Addie Epps,
during the past week.
Masters Joseph and Melvin Putze,
who have been visiting their uncle,
at Lakeside. have returned to THEN
home in Mechanicsvilie turnpike,
Miss Carrie Pemberton. who has
been quite Ill in her home, is tasty
improving.
Mr.. Mallory. of Norfolk, Va. who
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. ]
=. Mallory. of Yellow Tavern. Va. was
taken suddenly ill with the fever a few
days ago.
Mrs. John seaton, of Richmond, has
moved her residence with her mother
on Brookroad near Lakeside.
Little Miss Laura Carroll, who has
been spending the summer with her
aunt on the Hermitage road. return
ed home a few days ago.
Mr.. John Hanion, of Taylorsville
Va, has returned home. after IA short
stay with his uncle. at Brook Field
Farm.
Master Beirne Carroll is visiting his
uncle. Mr.. Joseph NJ. PutZe. OF Me-
gainesville turnpike.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
MANY DO HONOR To
yE ANCIENT TOWN
Great Crowds in Newbern Taking
Part in Big Cicentennial
Celebration.

Especial to The Richmond Virgtnian.)
NEWBERN, N. c., July 26.-This
city's second day Of the bi-centennial
proved a record breaker in crowds and
enthusiasm. The streets were filed by
masses of people from all North Caro-
lima and other States. The great floral
ard industrial parade this morning,
two miles in length, was made up of
five divisions. led by the Second Regi-
ment. Colonel Bragg commanding, fol-
lowed by the naval militia. Captain
Daniels commanding. Following the
soldier boys were the floral division,
the industrial division. automobile d.
vision and visitors in carriages. The
thousands OF flags and red and black
city calors made the scene a wonder
full one.
The State Firemen's Convention met
at / o'clock at the Opera House for a
business session, President Mcneil
presiding. The freInen occupy the
program the last three days of the
week. This afternoon the boat races
on Neuse river are taking place. In
dian skiffs and canoes will be follow
ed by a launch race.
Tonight the great historical pa
geant representing two hundred years
OF the city's history. will be brilliant
The weather is very hot. but re
freahments and all possible attention
are furnished the many thousand
guests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
HAWKINS GIVES UP
NEW TRUsTEEsH|P
Recently Appointed Official of
Radford Normal School May be
Training for Senatorial Toga.

Pop" Horace Hawkins. who was
the recipient of myriad congratula-
tory messages upon his appointment
as a member of the board of trustees
OF the Normal and Industrial School
for Women at Radford, has resigned
the position of honor and trust.
After consulting Attorney General
Williams. Auditor Marye, State Treas
urer Harmon. Adjutant General Sale.
Clerk Jones, of the Supreme Court.
Superintendent OF Instruction Eggies-
ton, Secretary Stearnes, of the Board
OF Education: Commissioner o. Labor
Doherty, Commissioner of Insurance
Button. Chairman Scott, of the Third
district congressional committee: Sec
ond Auditor Dew. Librarian Nell
waine, Captain Carlton Mccarthy,
Judge Rhea, OF the Corporation Com
mission: Secretary of the Common
wealth James. Chief Clerk Miller. OF
the Agricultural Department.: Long
Tom" Haynes. of the Capitol police
squad, and several other State dig
nitaries and astute politicians. Mr..
Hawkins announced to the press Tues
day that he had declined the honor.
II have done nothing but acquire
!. honor and prestige for seventy years"
satd Mr. Hawkins. and feel that the
rising generation should receive this
plum. ] am none the less conscious
OF the tribute paid me by Judge Mann
and feel grateful to- him. ~ $500 -'''~'
Asked II he would accept the va
cant United States senatorship, Mr..
Hawkins said he had discussed the
matter freely with Governor Mann.
and II he did not get the senatorship
he would be among the first to know
who did get 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
". c. 7. U. ORGANIZER
DELIVERS TALK HERE
Mrs. NJ. w. Newton Reports Great
Success in Tidewater
Country.

Mrs. NJ. W. Newton. State organizer
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, was the central figure at a
meeting of Unity branch held Mon
day afternoon in the home of Mrs.
II. M Fleming in Highland Park.
Mrs. Newton was on ner way TO
the mountains from fidewater Vir-
ginia and stopped over in Richmond
fro a few hours. She told members
of Unity branch that prospects were
never brighter for the cause OF tenn
perance in the southeastern section
of the State. In Southampton she
reported having organized Ave
branches, and in other counties she
was equally as successful.
Mrs, Newton was heard with mark
ed attention. her address being pune
tuated with applause. Unity branch
regards itself as fortunate In having
her at the meeting. ,~ve~r-,s,
Mrs. Newton. who Is neither young
nor vigorous in health, was en- route
to the mountains In quest of rest and
recreation, so that she may be able
all the better to take up her work
again In the fall,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
BAREFOOT SEEKS
PASTURES GREEN
Famous Newport News Bufgla'
Believed Now to Be Operat
ing in Jacksonville. Y
Especial to The Richmond virgihiar

Especial to The Richmond Virgihian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 26.--
A news story in the Jacksonville. Fla,
Times L nien indicates that Newport
News famous barefoot burglar has
sought greener pastures. The Flori-
da paper carries q story in Hts edition
of Sunday morning describing the
feats of the barefoot .~iividual in
that city, the methods of which are
40 similar to the great Newport News
artist that the conclusion Is we'll nigh
irresistible that the noted thief has
left these parts to take up his domi-
cile In the metropolis OF the fiowery
State. According to Newport News
this is a contamination devoutly to
be wished.
It II believed that Newport News
Ia really rid OF this pest. He has not
shown his hand in any OF his famous
exploits since John w. Reynolds re-
signed his position as chief of New
mort News finegt to take the position
OF detective sergeant, 1t Is believed
that one OF the reasons leading to
Mr.. Reynolds giving up the office of
chief was that he wanted to devote
all the time necessary to the barefoot
man. He had already offered re-
ward Of S2s0 Tor his capture. dead or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
|

alive. 1t Is probable that the great
and original barefoot artist, who has
come and gone in Newport News for
the past two years, robDing probably
a hundred or more homes in the city
and more in Hampton and on the
boulevard, has become sore on the
town" for the reason that 1t was SO
unappreciatiye OF his merits as a pro-
fessional as TO place a price Oh his
head. Whether or not this Is true,
either he has gone to Jacksonville or
some enterprising Jacksonvillian has
taken d correspondence course from
The original and Is using the same
methods that so mystified the police
Of the Hampton Roads cities.
One of the redeeming features of
the barefoot burglar appears to be
that he comes in the Silly night in
such a quiet fashion that he has not
disturbed In his whole career here
more than something like a dozen Of
his friends in their slumber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
TO ELECT SUCCESSOR
TO SERGEANT BROOKS
Seven Applicants Want Position
of Deceased Officer in Second
District.

To elect a successor to Sergeant
Robert Brooks. whose death occurred
last week, the Board of Police Com
missioners will meet Tuesday even
ing at 5 O'Clock.
Candidates for the position are Pa
trolmen P. l.. Neitz, c. l.. Garrison,
w. A. Shields. f. S. Krengle. J. w.
Sheppard. +. 1. Gentry and C. M.
Johnson,
The application of w. A. Teller had
been filed, but, In asmuch as he has
been made secretary for the detec-
tive department., position he Is well
fitted for, and one, which requires OF
an export typewritist and linguist.
the commissioners will not consider
his application.
When the applications OF the pa
trolmen were filed they were made to
stand competitive examination.
Three of the number registered 81.
while one fell below the required
mark of rs. only registering little
over 80.
This percentage. howevr. will not
count against the applicants when
their names are read Tuesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
STUMP'S TRIAL
IN SEPTEMBER
Through His Attorney, Man Who
Shot His Wife Asked for
Continuance.

Ernest stump, charged with shoot
ing his wife as she was leaving his
hrine after violent quarrel. will not
be tried until September Hc was ar
raigned in Hastings Court. Part 2,
Monday and asked for continuance.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Smith, who was busy in
the city court of Greater Richmond,
Is attorney for Stump and was not
present.
1t is alleged that Stump shot his
Wifi as she was descending the stairs
o! her home In company with her SIS
ter and her infant child. She held the
child in her arms. its head leaning
against her left shoulder.
The testimony in the case is looked
forward to with great deal of in
terCst,