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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
ROOSEVELT NO HERO
TO HASKELL
Oklahoma Governor Charges
Colonel With Insincerity and
With Breeding Contempt forI
Our Institutions.


l9Wton okla, Sept 15.--tn an adj
dress at the Southwestern state fair
here today Governor G. n. Haskell
delivered what he termed an "analy-
sis ot tho new Colonel Roosevelt" lie
paid particular attention to the Mus
kogec town lot eases ana his own rec
moval from the democratic national
committee, both OF which he said orig
mated Ina political moves on the part
OF Roosevelt for persecution only.
Commenting on principles announced
hN Roosevelt in his Kansas CITY speech
the governor endcuvored to show the
former president insincore and said
he had suffered an entire change of
thought since his presidential term
expired pt Roosevelts comment on
the United states supreme court, he
said,
"Is it building for the welfare OF
our country when leaders OF public
Thought breed lack of respect or en-
courage contempt of our great insU-
muons
Tie declared that Roosevelt had
stopped prosecutions before the IN
terstatc commerce commission 10 pro-
trrt Paul Morton. llo said that n. NJ
naughcrtN. "a republican lawyer or
Columbus. WAS indicted with him iu
town lot cascs but prosecution was
stopped hy Roosevelt hccuusc Daugh-
"rty was prominent la the party. clos
ing the governor said
where he asserts his principles d
se clean impartial and ~ tho Souaro
deal nature other facts heretofore re-
lated show the certainty of hts change
~ policy in those particulars.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
ANNUAL RECEPTION
Of The WOMAN'S
CLUB TODAY
First Social Affair on Club Cal
endar for Season Now Begin
ming Promises to be Brilliant
Event.

This afternoon in the club rooms
the Woman's club will give their an
nual reception to the new members.
The membership list includes a large
number of added names and the affair
today, which is the first on the clubs
social calendar, promises to be large
ly attended and a brilliant affair. Mrs.
Conner. who is acting president in the
absence of Mrs. earns, is in charge Of
the musical program and the social
committee, of which Mrs. f. II. Dun
bar is chairman, will serve refresh
ments. Mrs. Frank, the well known
vocalist, will sing. and others promi-
nent in musical circles Of the city,
viii participate in the program.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
DANISH CAPTAIN Is
VICTIM or PRACTICAL JOKE

New York, Sept. Members OF
the Whitney -Rainey hunting expedi-
ton were Laughing tonight at the
prime joke they thought they had on
the skipper of the Hans Egede and
the good people Of Denmark
While their yacht, the Bothie was
in COdhaven, they were spoken by Il
vessel they believe waH the Hans
fgode Her captain signalled them
to ask who they were and what took
them SO far north Just for rest
without thought that the echoes of 1t
would be heard SO long after on two
continents. they answered that they
were John Bradley and his party on
their way to Etah to get DR.. Cooks
records.
To-day much to the surprise of all
the expedition, came word from Cop
enhagen of the mysterious Bradley
expedition. They are not inclined to
believe In it
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
GERMAN SPY HAILED
BEFORE BRITISH COURT

London. sept l5.-l-itutenant Helm.
thc aller"o German sI1, eae ar
Taigned in thr For4ham police court
today charged with having committed
a felony in bte.uinr Information
concerning the Portsmouth defense
for tbe purpose 81 communicating the
same 20 another state .Heim VAS arr
rested while engaged Ia sketchiuF the
fortificafIona
Prosecutor Rodkin at the outset of
she procedings diseiaimcd ang inten-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

ita is the main office and has a call
ing device whereby the operator at
that point can cali any office on the
line. When the offices on the line
wish to send message to Wichita
il Is only necessary for the operator
at the way office to remove the re-
ceiver and repeat the name Of the
station; or. if he wishes to send q
message to another way office, call
for the office desired The operator
AT the main office using his calling
apparatus rings the bell at the desired
station and the operator responds and
takes the message. This is a distinct
advantage over the telegraph for the
reason there is no delay in calling Of
fices, sucsh as is experienced with the
telegraph apparatus.
The telephone circuit between
Wellington and Waynoka is used ex-
clusively for the handling of railway
messages and is operated in exactly
the same manner as the commercial
circuit, except that Wellington is the
main office.
"A new device has recently been
placed on the market known as
calling KEY, which makes 1t possible
to operate a message circuit under
the same plan as an automatic switch
board exchange is now handled The
apparatus, which is up to date in
every respect, is soon to be installed
on the railway message circuit be-
tween Wellington and Waynoka
The Santa Fe viii within the next
three or four days place i'm operation
4 railway message circuit between
Waynoka and Amarillo, and also a |
commercial circuit between the same !
points and is now stringing the wire /
or two additional message circuits |
between Amarillo and Clovis: one Of |
'ailway and one for commercial bus
ness.
In addition to this wire. is now
icing strung for telephone train dis
latchers circuits Newton to Dodge
ity via st. John, a distance Of 1853
niles; Hutchinson to Dodge City, via
treat Bend, 1874 miles. Dodge City to
"a Junta. 200 miles: La Junta to
ration. 105 miles; Las Vegas to Al
uquerque, 1872 miles: Purcell to
107 miles Temple to
1870 miles.
Material is being received for cir
uits, Syracuse to La Junta, 100
liles La Junta to Pueblo, 65 miles;
,aton to Las Vegas, III miles; Tenn
lie to Cleburne, 80 miles Alvin to ]
Iouston, "a miles; Shawnee to Pauls
alley, So miles, Arkansas City to {
urcell, 154 miles Los Angeles di-
sion coast lines, 4S2 miles. !
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

fun train load. consisting OF 81
cars filled with crates containing Cal
nornia cauliflower, was iced in the
Belcn Yards one day this week on its
way TO New York city. Cauiflowcr
is a very profitable crop 10 raise and
we have seen some fine heads raised
in Belen. This vegetable. as well as
cahbages. could be raised here and
shipped to eastern markets. bringing
considerable revenue to the raisers.-
Beien Tribune
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
POLICE FORCE MUST
Be RE0RCANIZED
SAYS M'CARTHY
Mayor of San Francisco De-
clareS Department is Perme-
ated With Graft; Criminals
Openly Protected.

10y Mofhink 5ouFhai SDetini iehAeh Wlrel
San Francisco. Sept. i5.-~That the
local police department Is SO per-
meated with graft that II must be
completely re-organized was the sub
stance OF communication which
Was sent late today by Mayor Nc
Carthy 10 the police commission. The
communication waH the first official
answer to the complaints which have
been made recently against the de-
partment. In his letter Mayor Me-
Carthy snld hc VIA convinced that
the police are extending protection TO
criminals while they are Withholding
II from persons entitled 20 a. He
declared that the city Is overrun with
pickpocketE ana buncoc men who are
presuming on the proven inGfflciency
of the detective department. The
communication stated that the law
iessness OF the dance halls has be-
come so pronounced that II may be
necessary 20 close all of these resorts
In conclusion the mayor recon-
mended 10 the commission that Il
take such action as might be noccs-
Fary 10 restore the department 10
condition of efficiency
The mayor was closctcd with Chief
ot Police Martin for the greater part
of the day and when the police COM
mission was called 10 order II was
rumored that the chiefs resignation
would be received 10y IT,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
BANK PRESIDENTS
WERE EASY FOR
ADOLPH
PreSentabIe Address, Respect
able Clothes, Letterhead and
Statement of Assets Formula
for Securing Easy Money,
tBy Morning Journ., sO.e,al L..... wlr.i

New York Sept 11-A formula
for obtaining the complete confidence
ot the most cautious hank president
was given today when Alolph Roth
hurth, hop merchant confessed
that in the last three years he had
tiuumigcd NcW York banks for more
than 100000.
iic would Doc tree today 81 hc had
mot grown careless and submitted
conflicting statements To two banks
from one ef which hc sought To bor-
row Co repay tho other The credit
men compared and caught him
"All Won need. Doe said tonight
from his cell in the rombs "is a
pIcscutlhle address and respectable
clothes. a good lCtterhcad and
statement of assets
When ! first went to "a bank for
mon0l. ! told thcm ! might need as
much as Sl5o.Ooo They told me to
So ahead and submit statement of
assets and they would lend me an
wanted So submitted falsc
statement Au, ono could have done
this.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
UTAH DEMOCRATS FAVOR
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION

Provo, Utah, Sent IA fight
lasting four hours ended this evening
in the adoption of a. statewide prohi-
hition plank in tho platform. 4 rcso-
luton faNoring the submission OF a
prohibition amendment 90 the Consti-
tuition was first voted down
In addition 20 the prohibition law.
the democratic platform demands dir
Get primary elections, the election OF
United states senators by popular vote
the initiative and referendum and re-
call and tariff commission. The con-
sorVation plank advocates cooperation
between the state and national gov
crnments and the widest use of public
lands for settlement and mining
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
CELEBRATES
FlFTY-THlRD BIRTHDAY

Beverly, Mass, Sept president
TAFT was SO years old today and cele-
brated his birthday quietly lie was
fairly dclugod with kilograms of con-
graduation, one of the messages COM
ing from King George V of England.
The president golfed during the
morning with John Hays Hammond
and Captain Archibald Butt, and to-
might he ate "a birthday dinner with
his friends the McMillans. of Cincin-
nati, who have "a summer place near
here Mrs TAFT Is in New York.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
KENTUCKY TO SEND
CALEB POWERS
TO CONGRESS
Tried FouI Times Ton Murder
of Governor GoebcI Iie Sc
cures Nomination as Vindi-
cation of Character


London l<N. Sept i5-Bv the de-
,lsitc majority ot more than 200
caleb Powers defeated Congressman
Don g, Edwards for the republican
nomination for representative from
The eleventh congressional district ot
Kentucky in primary election TODAY
Congressman Edwards Be- serving his
ihird term. Powers. who defeated
him for denomination made hls racp
upon an appeal te thp voters uf the
district to give him the nomination as
q vindiention of his alleged completely
IN the aasassinPtion OF Governor Goc-
bel in 1900.
Powers who nHs secretary of state
M the time OF fhe nfsIeeInutIon Nus
confined in jal during eight wears
his first three trials rUsullnl in com
viction and the fourth in n disagree
mont Last year Governor Wilson
swept the court records gi,f uf nll
eases remaining uutrlDd in connection
with the Gochci murder ug granting
pardons Go Powers and several uthrrs.
The district has "a nominal republican
majority of upward of 10000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
PHONE
CIRCUITS ON The
SANTA FE
Thousands Of Dollars Spent on
New Service; DiSpatching
Circuits Soon to Cover Entire
Length of the System


Topeka kns. sept 15.-n speak
ng ot the recent iustallmeut OF a
tcieuhone circuit on the santa f. Tor
commercial and message use in place
ef the old time telegraph KEY. T.. N
Jones. superintendent OF telegraph.
With headquarters in Topeka. under
hose direction the new Venture was
made has the following 10 say.
The santa Re Railway comnany
hss Just oprnrd Tor business a coma
merciai telephone circuit FOR the han
dNue 81 Western Union business be-
tween Wichita aud Waynoka. q dis
unce nf lfu miles. 9lso has placed
IN operation a telephone message cir
Cgt between wellington and Wa,-
nuka. These circuits are operated on
the same principle as private
branch exchange.
For the commercial circuit Wich-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
SHALLENBERGER FIGHTS
NOMINATION OF DAHL. MAN

Omaha, sept. 15-The recount of
the democratic vote for governor in
Douglas county at the recent primar-
les was completed this afternoon, Civ
ing Governor Shallenberger a net gain
of S3 but still leaving Mayor Dahlman
a majority Of over 200.
After the recount was completed
representatives of Governor Shallen-
berger served formal demand OH the
canvassing board that about 500 votes
be thrown out on account of alleged
Irregularities.
II is not yet announce whether
Shallenherger shall appeal to the
Dahlman being declared the nominee
of the party.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
BANKERS OPPOSE BILL
OF LAOING GUARANTEE

New York, sept 15.--American
bankers decided here today that they
can not assent 10 the plan for guar
anteeing bills of lading proposed by
British bankers. Instead they de-
nounced the British proposal as un-
sound finance and insisted on their
own plan Of validated certificate. 2"
Yesterday a committee of London and
bankers announced their
refusal 10 accept American cotton
bills after october 81 without an
American bank guarantee" Today
a sub-committe Of the American
Bankers Association put itself on
record as outlined above.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
AER0PLANES TO REPLACE
AUTOS ON GLIDDEN TOUR

Boston. Sept 15.-Aeroplane tours
TO be conducted on similar plans To
those governing automobile tours are
embraced in q proposition announced
today by Charles J Glidden. originator
Of the Gliddon tours for automobiles.
Mr Glidden has offered valuable
trophy TO the National Council Of AZ
filiatcd Aero clubs 10 be competed for
annually under such rules as the ma
tional council may prescribe. II is
planned that the initial tour shall
start from the Harvard Boston ayia-
tion field In 1911.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
SOCIALIST ORATOR
ACQUITTED At
SALT LAKE
Police Unable to Prove He OBJ
structed Street, Preacher
SWearS Out Warrant for Ar
resting Officer


10y Hofua@ tf@I
salt Lake city scot. l5.-W j.
kerns, one Of the socialist labor
speakers arrested Tuesday night for
lecturlng on the streets was dis
charged IN the municipal court today
Following kcrns acquittal the cases
against the five other speakers ar
rested at the same time we're dis
missed. Obstructing the streets was
the charge made IN the complaints
The city was una ble Co prove that the
obstruction, to-wit. A soap box used
as platform, had been deposited by
the defendants.
william Thurston Brown, writer,
lecturer and Unitarian minister who
was taken into custody for street
speaking. Will not be tried until Mon
day. He has retnliatod upon the po-
lice department by swearing out
complaint charging the arrcstlng Of
ficer with assault and battery It is
alleged that the policeman struck
him on the ear because he did not
submit 10 search at the police sta
ton with sufficient doeility
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
WOODROW WILSON
NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR
President of Princeton UnNer-
Sity Choice of New Jersey
Democrats Candidate De-
precateS Playing of Politics,



Trenton, n. j. Sept. 15-The dem
oeratic state convention today nomi-
mated DIR. Woodrow Wilson, president
Of Princeton university, for governor
Of New Jersey
Dr. Wilson was nominated on the
first ballot and received forty more
votes than was necessary to nominate
him The platform adopted was in
line with the democratic platform OF
three years ago except that il was
more specific in advocacy Of reform.
ing measures. including the confer
ing of rate making power upon the
present public utilities commission.
Dr wilson accepted the nomination
and made an address which was high
~ pleasing to the delegates
After discussing the platform, Dr.
Wilson said.
There are three great questions be-
fore the people. recognition and econ
omy in administration, equalization of
taxation ana the control of corpora
tions
Other important questions are the
proper liability of employers. the ques-
ton of corrupt practices in elections, |
md the question of conservation.
our system of government should |
not be necessarily complicated and |
elaborate. There should not be too |
many separate commissions and I
boards"
In concluding his speech DR.. Wilson
iaid:
The playing Of politics is to be
deprecated Measures having for
heir object the betterment Of our
conditions should be conceived in the
argest spirit and urged by leaders
Who are statesmen and not dema-
,ogues.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
EX-OFHCER'SSLAYER
CAPTURED NEAR
FARMIhGTON
Man Who Killed Night Marshal.
at Telluride SurenderS; Says
He is Tired Trying 10 Dodge
Justice,
Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning JournaIJ

Farmington. y. NJ. sept. 15.-Jesse
Mum, charged with the killing Of
Night Marshal Geoglcin IN Telluride.
Coo. several weeks ago was captured
THIS afternoon hy 4. Meyer. ranch
empluye OF the fruit farm of M.
Price. five miles from this CITY Mum
voluntarily surrendered u hen he saw
the game was zap, saving he had en-
urely lost his bearings and vas tired
out trying L. eVade the arm of the
law. The reward ~ Sz.o0o offered
Ny the city &C Telluride and san
Miguel county. Colo. viii GO ts Never
Mum had ben hunted uncensin4ly hv
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
CAPTAIN THOUGHT
HE HAD FOUND
DR.. COOK
Danish Mariner Victim of Prac-
ticaI Joke Perpetrated by
Members Of American Hunt
ing Party in Far North,
lBy Morning journal Special LEASED wlrsI

Copenhagen, Sept 15-The Danish
steamer Hans Egede arrived here to-
day with thc news that John II. Brad
ley, the financial backer Of DR.. Fred
crick Cook IS North pole expedition, is
on his way to Etah to secure the
much talked of records and lnstru-
ments, which Cook said he left at that
Eskimo settlement northeast OF Green
land.
The captain Of the schooner thinks
Cook is with Bradley but has no
proof.
The vessel also brings the informa-
tion that two missionaries who are
working among the tiskimos who ac-
companied Cook on his expedition say
these Eskimos insist that the doctor
reached the pole, as he claims, prior
to its discovery by Commander Peary
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

lttshurE. sept - The woman's
orguni1ti1n of the National Retail
Druggists figured prominently in the
convention PROCEEDINGS today. Strong
resolutions against the use Of cigar
ettes ha women we're adopted. Coll
lego giris and society women were
particularly scored for smoking.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
USED
SYSTEM N IN
BRIBERY
JBr sornins Sournai so,elai L.s..a wlr.l

NtW York. sept l5--rhat ihe nrm
Arhutkio hrsthcrs. sugar and coffee
imrnriers had g. uAcl sruic cf eraui-
urs und pald regularly to United
States WcIehtrs. nHs tho testimony
.lf.fed today in thr trial of George
isN"t ID aNu other iNfulfr WNl4 hers OF
charges ri sharing u a conspiracy
to deirud the government through
und.rweighiug imports
Thomas g. BOYLE ns-istani dock
superintendent faF ihe Arbucki.s ntm
iu ls0A. who Was thc witness who
toId nf ilt payments of eoNcrnmenf
employees Arhutklr brothers some
lime ago settled tnc case asalnst them
bs cash payment of teNs.uuo
Boyle testified thar DTS company at
first Paid the federal ueiEhcrs "a rcgu-
lar monthly salary ul S1eH Later this
vas reduced tn $50. Minor govern
mcui cmpio3es received lesser sums
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
ROOSEVELT GAINS
RECRUIT FROM
OLD GUARD
Republican Leader in Tim
WoodruffS Own District Goes
Over 10 ProgreSSiveS in New
York,


New York. sept 15.-The first
break in the ranks OF the old guard
In Kings county. where Timothy l..
Woodruff chairman Of the republi-
can state committee has for years
been acknowledged leader came to-
day with the announcement by Rcu-
ben L. Haskell. republican leader of
the Twenty-third district, that he win
support progressivos under Colonel
lsooaevelts leadership
Chairman Woodruff before leaving
for syracuse tonight declined 10 dis
cuss Haskells decision TO descrs the
old guard
Lloyd G. GriscOm. chairman of the
New York county committee. went on
record today Ia favor Of an absolute
endorsement of President Tafts ad-
ministratIon by the republican state
convention This WAS his answer as
progressive leader to suggestions
that the Roosevelt supporters would
be opposed 20 putting q real endorse
meni ~ the Taft administration IN
the platform.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

officers of the law all over the south
western slope since the sensational
killing of the night marshal, and has
led the authorities one of the most re-
markable chases in the history OF this
section.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

ton Of representing the prisoner as
the accredited agent of Germany. but
said II WAS evident that Helms object
IN securing the Information was to
promote his personal Advancement.
The case was adjourned 20 Soptem-
hor 30
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
HITS THE MARK

and is the kind mother used to make
Many of our patrons prefer it to the
made-at-home article, to say nothing
of the work and worry saved the
housewife Mother and grandmother
Join in the general praise OF Buster
Brown and Cream Bread. ANA our
Cakes and Pies
PIONEER BAKERY
207 South First Street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

abuot $40 for each cargo they handled
All efforts by the government at
torneys to make him admit that the
gratuties were given FOR underweigh
ing sugar were futile.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

Nen port r.. A.. sept ia-Fnr tho
first time since the hesluuing Of his
a. Vanderbilt today Was able 60 sit
up.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

kpnkankre. H. sept fs.-Niok
Reuter- and R Herizberg both uf
kankauker were kilicd to-day when
O. Bis Four train strurk the wagon n
which thcy wen, drltiuE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
FOR SALE

Ranch Of as acres. known as Rice
Ranch, Near Alameda. good improve
ments. under ditch.
Ranch Of 3fM acres. known IS
Hunt Ranch, one. mile north Of city
good Improvements: fine orchards
and small fruits. under ditch
13 acres Of unimprovcd hand ono
mile north OF city. but under ditch
aud ia cultivation.
II you want q ranch IL will pay you
to investigate above. Prices ana
terms reasonable.
JOHN A. WHITE. Attorney
Cromwell BldC.. aIhuouerque. =. ~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

The latter saved the life of Mrs. G. D..
Norton, the wife Of the secretary to the
President when the latter was lost in
the Arizona wilderness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Callahan and their
two daughters. Miss Agnes and Loretta
Callahan. have left for their home in
Knoxville, Tenn. after spending the sea-
SON in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. P. Brown, jr.; Miss
Mary Prewitt STICKY and Miss Martha
Dugan Of Louisville, Ky, are the guests
OF friends in Washington. The party has
been motoring through the Berkshire
hills and made the trip from Kentucky
In Mr.. Browns touring car.
Mrs Len Hughes Of Frankfort, KY.
has arrived to join her husband DR..
Hughes. who has been spending several
months in Washington.
Miss Pauline Montague Hunt enter
tanned the graduating class of section
twenty.four of the Business High School
and a few other friends at her home, O26
Madison street, Brightwood, d. c., Sat
urtiay evening, June 10. 1910 Among
those present were Misses Gertrude
Thomas. Miriam du Bots. Mabel Church.
Nellie simmering. Marie Collier, Mar,
Gibson, Ethel Sylvester, Annie Brown.
Minnie Swank, Allen Davis, Ruth Fed.
don. Elcise Osbourne. Alma Sprinkle,
Mary Rathvon, Charlotte Berger. Baby
Iouise Kidwell and Messrs. Harold Davis
Emil Bachschmidt. Milton Simpson, viii,
liam Ashford, Wilmer Smith, Carl Wood
Frank Swank, LIE Roy Van Reuth, Fred
erick Feddon. Carl Rathvon. Frank Ross,
Lawrence Harvey. Roy Perry. Francis
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Swan,s and Mr..
and Mrs. w Montague .Arlong the ont
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