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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
TELLS THE JUSTICE
ne WAS NOT FAIR
Mr.. Pelouze Charges Magistrate
Smith With Being Pre-
iudiced.

Charging him with being preju-
diced and biased and asserting that
this evidence In no case had warrant
ed conviction. Mr.. n. Il Pei0uxo
criticised Magistrate n. A. Smith
while that officer sat On the bench
immediately after having dixrOacd uf
the last OF the cares tried dnrtnG Fra
day. An error WAS proven 70 you
In the case Of Mr.. Hchwartsschtld,
whom you have just been forced to
dissniss. and like errors were IN al
the other cases. Ny wife held 4
watch In her hand while my car was
going over the road, and thA time
II different from that a1yen here
against me by this oilicer and these
men who were with him. Hut. you are
biased" declared. MIR. Peloute with
some heat,
AiagtAtrate Smith had not adjourn
ed court and replied that Mr., PefOuss
had tho right OF an appeal.
And right that shall avail may-
self of. answered the aut0ist. This
huslness OF fintng gentlemen who are
reported by men who haven't even
stop watches II d farce. Here's my
watch. defy you 70 catch tho eec-
OrdS On X. and tho watch waa OPEN
ed and held cioss ~ the mastseratess
face.
Mr.. Pelouse declared that the A.
legged violatorn had bosn reported "
men who put down the fractlonaI Fart
0f 6ec0n0 Without MINI NV Ion
watches HI olIetsd TX rr9Ns hi no
I'M 0x 4tn1ry W61c1{66 ~ n 4 xo1S ~
SFss ID A! H. ~ 81 E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
STRIKE NEAR END
In PHILADELPHIA
Negotiations in Progress Which
Will. Probably Lead to Set


PHILADELPHIA, PA. March Is
That the dispute between the Phila-
deaphia Rapid Transit Company and
Its striking employees il narrowing to
q point where II is only a matter Of
a short time before the obstacles to a
settlement OF existing differences Will
be swept away. lie the impression
prevalent in financial end political az
we'll az labor circles to-day. Negotia-
lions to end the conflict will be re-
sumed between the subcommittee Of
the eonanittee Of ten. In charge of the
general sympathetic strike and
George H Earle. Jr..s city representa-
tive OF the Rapid Transit Company's
directorate and other directors Of the
company this afternoon.
The fact that Senator Wolf. one Ct
the principal stockholders and q
director Of the Rapid Transit Com
pany. has been drawn into the peace
conferences Is regarded generally as a
favorable indication of the Roadway
being made toward the restoration of
peace.
The chief point that confronts the
peace conference now. according to
authoritative stnferfslatfon.e iss the aues-
ton of the reinstatement OF several
hundred men whose dismissal on Feb.
II pre&ipitated the trolley strike. In
asmuch as their discharge forms one
OF the car mems principal grievances.
the strikers demand that these men
be taken back. At this the company
balks4
The decision OF e. e. Greenawait.
president of the State Federation of
Labor, to issue the Statewide strike
call on next Monday. rour days before
the period of fifteen days allotted to
the Transit Company to settle with
Its men by the delegates OF the State
Federation. Is regarded as a move TO
bring the peace negotiations to an TIM
mediate issue. The sentiment of the
labor leaders. however. In to-day de-
cfdediy hopeful that the deadlock
which now exists will be broken before
that time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
RAILROAD STRIKE
MAY De AvERTED
Government Mediators Be-
lieved to Have Made Con-
siderable Progress.
CONFERENCE EXTENDS
FAR INTO THE NIGHT
Road Officials Reported Still Firm
Against Granting or Arbitra-
ting Demands Regarding
Promotion Rules.

CHICAGO, March 1s.--Notwith-
standing the silence Of Interstate Com
iaerce- commissioner knapp and Ia
Dor Commissioner Neill. Federal me-
diators. 1t 10 believed considerable pro-
gress has been made toward a settle
ment Of the controversy between the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen and the forty-nine
Western railroads involved.
The conferences between the medi-
stors and the contending sides. which
continued far into the night. we're
resumed early to-day.
II u understood the railroads still
retain their position of declining
either to grant or arbitrate the de-
mands of the firemen for two rules
governing promotion by Eontorfty and
giving the firemen representation on
all grievance committees
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
MURDER ONLY SON
Then END LIVES
Suicide of Aged Couple Caused by
Remorse Over Joint
Crime.
DIDN'T RECOGNIZE CHILD
Strangled Sleeping Victim for His
Money-Learned Truth From
Passport.

VIENNA. March Is.--The discovery
OF the bodies of an aged couple named
Prxeuikowskf, who committed suicide
by hanging. revealed that they had
taken their lives through remorse
over having murdered their own sou.
The couple lived In Zielony.
The son returned home two day,
ago. after being IN -.mert 3 for ten
years. The aged couple did nat re-
cogntxe him. so the son. in a spirit of
fun, pretended to be ttier d OF their
san and. asked for lodging. 49,.
This was furnished. 'sIt lodger
told the parents OF the good fortune
that had attended tn ir son and said
he himself had saved $1,000 in
:. merica. After the young man re-
tired the couple decided to kill him
Tor his money
Przenikowski and his wife stran-
sled their guest while he slept and
then went through his papers. only 10
find a passport bearing the family
rame.
Overwhelmed with remorse. r: zeni
kowSki wrote to the authorities and
trtn he and his wife hanged them
selves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
s..L ph1hI.,. r,h1na,

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian. J
WINSTON SALEM, n. c.. March Is
1t Is possible that the tuberculosis ex-
hibitton now at Greensboro will be
here within the next thirty days, the
rexhfbft consfst Of Recommendations
and lectures on the prevention of tu-
herculosis. There liz strong society
in this county organized for the pur-
pose OF aiding in preventing the dig
ease and strong efforts Will be made
to secure the exhibit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
DANIEL VERY Ill
BUT MAY LInGER
SEVERAL DAI
His Endurance Remarkable
and Condition Slightly
Improved
ASKED IF BETTER
HE ANSWERS YES
Speaks for the First Time After
Being in Coma for Three Days
and Tries in Vain to Lift
His Hand.

DAYTONA, FLA. March Is
United States senator John W..
Daniel Is still unconscious and
unable to recognize any OF those
about hts bedside. The doctors
have been able to administer
some nourishrnent, but say hi
condition Is absolutely hopclesa.
They arc surprised, however, af;
nis endurance. and say he may
nnger several days, although
death may come at any time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
MAYOR PUTS SIGNATURE
TO BUDGET ORDINANCE
His Action Makes Annual Appros
priatian Available fer s..I
Use. M

With his signature attached a. ~
document. Mayor Richardson Fx1dS
morning returned to City Clerk ~
gust the annual appropriations ~ y
nance providing $2.4SS. 26&.ab Tor q
expenditures during the year 1a1A4E
The budget contains the lafre4k
preparation yet made for the clkS
Richmond.
With the exception Of his r \
ture Of approval. the Mayor rat14
the paper without comment. vi
Action OF the Mayor makes n
money available at once. III ||SS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
says lie FeeIs Reffcr.

Especial 10 The Richmond VIrEfnian-I
ELYNCHBURG. VA. March I3.--A
special dispatch to the Advances -
ceiyed at l o'clock this afternoou
Bayss $500 sf14'es'3 ..'.s4,
Asked II he felt better, senator
Daniel answered one of the attendiuar
physicians. Yes This IL the fsrgt
word the Senator has spoken nin2a
he passed into a state OF coma thneo
days ago. He made an effort ~
raise his right hand. but the EFFORT
was In vain. The doctors say that
If he continues to improve durii,x
the next twenty-four hours as he tGn
done during the past twelve there nay
be one chance In many for his recOv-
cry. II. however, he shows no fux.
Their improvement. the end will pron-
ably come quickly. say the physic1anGs
b. Nj. Daniel, the son. and the faitn.s
full wife remained by the bedside vi
the noted vtrginian during the l0u3
hours OF last night and watched WITH
bated breath for any signs that migA8:
signify change for the better. Tt
Senator recognizes no one. and tn
greatest hope OF the family Il that
he may regain consciousness lOneS
enough to bid farewell. This may 90
cur at the last moment"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18


WASft-SGioS, ID. @. March Is
After an uninterrupted session Of
NOR. than .wenty-f,ye hours The con-
ursa.sonaI forces who hay. hee,, hnt.
fttnv ror ana avs,nst fhe ds,hroy,e-
,rent 81 '.Cyar. cannon declared n
fertnornrv trnra ~ aSrlork Friday
a,,s,.raor whsn ~ Hons, yotsa 70
fate . fwo-hour recerx
The. decision uar reached fai,nwinw
rco,t,... raaa no penrsxayta,,ye
Martin runuh,scan ~ Sonsh Dakota.
as,n ,,,yed thaf ths. hei,igerents he
rtr.r AZ, ntnnrfr,nffv 70 nrrnnre a
ccr,nra,,,,.e9
Tf,ree nrnnositfon. far ! comnro-
r,s.s hrxs .,,sadv h~an t,srre.a dawn
~ ~. ,ns,,rxents mi. aftarroan
IT. ~, -. $50 IN cr,., ,,,i,,as an
ruiss should consi.t a. ten members
a.f,h nasn~nhth,sss,- ayainst ~. sneak,
~ being = member
tn, second Was thar there be a
c,,mm.t.es Of nfteen wtth sui, no
snaeiar nroxiEton tina, the Sneaker
not be 4 msmher.
Srna shS,.sa ,saw q, accan, ant,,.alv
~. 49,. -s1.,.,an ,..,.h ~. -
sa,,,,-, - ~ ..r..,';s,an s.s,,,,inatsn,
~ So. pur rshsr - ~ - e nc
a.,s.ss % @'e
sss ~ - ,,, .fu.aa -
=. ....sssa a,,.-sas.aS
~ 49, ,,.,,rr,,. a~a,rs, ~ asrgsr,
sS,-s.s - ps,,,...ss,, ~ ..sss ns,,an 81
1890. ,,sa sna S,,,,h ~ rayya
.rss ~ ,sna,s r,,,a ~ ms Narr,s resa'
I ,.,.s.. "a .c..s,.. ~. v.r,sir, 81 ~.
House to-day.
Ths .,-n.,.a u,n,.h ~ ,ns,r.
go. ,,h'r....aa r,,aSas ~, tha
ss.,,..sa -, r,ts. shn,,,a he an.
$500 =. ry,aaa rsmh.r. ara tha,
.seu ~ .n.1en A"u ees
80 .... .sss s.,s.m
=, -, s..s.,.,s - $1,000
De.ns uas .n "1 .au 80
w. A.s 'as. z. -" ~.
~. NJ $500 .a,a ~ nal
..s.ss.. :. .~.,,.. 80. nar,nr.-
80 IA, ~ sa. ,no 80,
m..,, -. .nr.n. ~.
~r ~ ~ gss,-s,, c.,,.n ,,rr.,,,
Mess Ls0a anu smith ~
an ~ coi'sen' "
morroW. ,eY., - .u,.
aus vv ~.
ous -" s,,.~ iii, ~.
ssaus ho" .r,s..s
M...r. Sr,ish ~ Inrrs. camnhel,.
- 1890. sna Msrtin ~ south ia
s.s $500 .ns 49, : ~ ..irsa tond-
49,. e - ~. r,,,ss NJ ana
n.,snsa ~ these sneeches except the
~
crowds IN tno sanos. .ne m
Uers wsas ous sssss.sea. 1's''ss
the chances OF sett.eMent
The Speaker. who had resssnsd sns
Eavei 20 MT. oimssed. repuoiican, OF
Pennsylvania. was saunterinx about
the floor, chatting with various repun-
hcans. To one OF them he said that
he was quite willing TO go ahead
They're adding around trying 20
reach some sort Of q HomproMise. he
said. "but don't think much OF It"
II hts supporters felt a. he did. the
Speaker inttmated very plainly. they
would accept the result and allow the
House to proceed with It, business.
Further delay would not accomplish
anything: the regular had ali the
ytrenrth present that they could mug
ler. y, whv not get back TO business?
..r'he sneaker = IN favor. 81 letfinr
~. srs,,rrerts ana dcrnocrats have
shs,r wav ana take the conseouences."
.1d *, Ss % ss sps saastsa sna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Statement of Physiciane.

Especial to The Richmond virginfau. ,
DAYTONA. FLA, March 1S.--Phy~I
sfcfHns this morning issued this Htxt1~l
ment. gssR
Senator John w. Daniels contfs
ton at this hour Is in the morning1
shows some Improvement over that Of
last evening. In addition to taking
nourishment fairly we'll, there Ii nS
slight lessening OF the coma ana ~
times trace of returning conscious.
ness. The temperature Of his body rs
nearer the normal and his pulse com
ottion liz satisfactory. His Kidneys
have been doing their work we'll q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
MR.. SHEPHERD MAKES q
BIG REALTY ia

For the confederation ~ t1E11X
r. Shepherd and wtf4 have trNuG&
to u. w. BAndy . lot ~ lnN
forty feet on the south aide ~
street neAr Laurel. with = der4
feet. G \ X, 81 s S8 II 3 zs q Z
rns pronsrsy = ~ ~ .sx ~ 4s
erosn tho xirGinaa HAiis4
Company, n + Y; IS = ~
The deed ~ sale lsoMrC q<S1i Z
property 70 ~ NJ Handy SN1 n
In the Chanceex Co9Yk ~ n sla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
STRANGE STORY TOLD
BY ALLEGED sMuGeLER
Hindoo Says Chance Acquaint-
ance Asked Him to Deliver
Jewels in New York.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-That he
was approached In Paris by chance
acquaintance and given $1,000 worth
of diamonds. to deliver to two men
who would accost him on the docks
here. was the defense offered to-day
by Merwani J. lrani. q Hindoo show
htbit five East Indian freaks with
Ringing Brothers circus
The Hindoo was arrested by eus-
toms men as the Oceanic locked Wed
nesdsy night. He readily surrendered
tbs diamonds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Congressman take Recess
After Twenty-Five Hour
Session
WORKING FACTIONS
SEEK A COMPROMISE
Insurgents Retain Upper Hand
and Reject Three Propositions.
Regulars Also Reject Peace
Plan.
BATTLE on CARROT HILL.

Ceuee-insurEent Norris reso-
-tntton- 10 aholtsh- tina pressnt-oo<n--
mittee on rules.
Rssuit--Stfil In doubt, after
continuous session since noon yes
terdAy.
Relligerents--Demo and
Repu hifcan insurgents versus Re-
publican regulars.
CausAitits--Scven roll calls won
BY the Allies during the night.
Present Eftuation---Re Regulars NJ
clustering while absentees are
being drImmed up.
story Of Roll Calls.
e Allies Reg.
Ordering previous Ques-
ton on census bill de-
feated .......ss. .142 1877
Motion to recess until II
A. n. defeated. lat la
Motion to call a quorum
defeated ..............i lis les
Motion 90 call q quorum
defeated ...........-.. 14s l3-
Motion 70 recess to II A.
M. defeated ....ltz I4l
Motion tat i:3o A. ND TO
recess till ii:6b. defeat
Motion 4, 7:ao 4. H. TO
suspend call fer quo a"
rum. defeated ......5... 80 "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
TUBERCULOSIS DIsPENsARY
OPENED AT INSTITUTE

a free tuberculosis dispensary for
children was opened Friday after
noon at the Methodist Institute, and
in charge of specialist will from
row on be open every Tuesday and
Friday afternoon from to O'clock.
The. second OF the series of tubcr-
cuiosis lectures was delivered at the
institute Thursday night by DR.. Tru-
man Parker, assisted by Drs Cook
and Ezekiel. The announcement for
the third lecture will be made later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Would Prefer Food.

Especial to The Richmond Virxtninn.l "
ROANOKE. VA. March iB,Thn
announcement that Senator John w
Daniel Is seriously I'll has been -
ceived here with profound regret H
Is as popular in Roanoke AZ In M
other part OF the State, and newoYSas 81
per officers are kept busy AnsweF3S
questions as to his condition. II ~
event Of his death II. d. Flood wont&
apparently be the choice Of citizens a.
Roanoke for the Virginia senatorshfIs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Whit GIVE FULL FIGunEs
ON AGRICULTURE'E FnOGRMss

Comminaioner George w. KOinsr. OF
The GtAte Department Of Agriculture
- sFeoatxeA from the unikAd states
CNnDun once tho schedules and re-
Il. ~ sssE ms rnn.e rs.oy r.nsI y
proppflx nIJed out. VIII furnlsh mora
E0mQlnfA ndH0NntinK Qf the AGrfcNitnra
A4Ne1pp44an1s IN Virginia than amy prs
ytoeN5y l4&e1M out They hAye been
III - ~ EhlaA ~ kfla1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Lynchburg Players Coming In.

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
LYNCHBURG, VA. March 49,
Dick waller ID Smith, manager of
the Lynchburg team for the coming
season. Is here to-day. Arthur Evans
came yesterday, and Jackson Is al
ready here. The other will come
about April I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
NEGRO LYhCHED
!. BY ARKANSAS MOB
Man Reported Dragged Through
Streets Of Marion and
Hung.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 1s.-It
Is reported here that Charles Rich
ardson and Bob Austin. the two ne
groes who. were dragged through the
streets OF Marion. Ark, last night,
were iynched this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

| Accepting the testimony Of Special
ofioer Bendail ana his three assistants
who timed automobiles as they sped
along the road 10 the country club
against speedomexers and the sworn
statements OF dozens of prominent
citizens of the city Magistrate r. A.
Smith, OF Henrico county. Friday
morning tmpoxed fines upon aff saye
two alleged vioiafors OF the speed law.
Mrs. A. b. Atkinson. proprietor OF
the Richmond hotel. was the most
severe sufferer. she being ordered to
pay a fine of SIS Appeals were
noted In ali the csses except two. these
gentlemen preferf1ng TO pay $40. and
the additional costs or &6.i5. than
70 worry with the matter In tho higher
court.
Great Array AZ Cars.
More than nifty ears were lined 10
In front Of the court house IN the
morning The line extended from
Twenty nrst street down even beyond
Twenty-sccond. Several machines be-
longed to friends Oft he accused, but
in the majority of cases the defen-
dants drove their own cars to the
place. There were twenty-seven sum-
monses that had been served and the
evidence OF the COMMONWEALTH In
each ease was that offered BY Offfcer
Bendali and Howard Kenney and 7.
e Hawkins and John Browning. The
first two stationed themselves on the
road In the county. two mites from
the spot where the latter two were
seated. Kenney was up a tree and
called the numbers or the machines
out while Bendall took down the time
The same thing was done two miles
further by Hawkins and Browning
and then a comparison was made OF
the time the cars passed the spots.
All who went over eighteen miles were
offenders
Those summoned to the court were
p. A. Shafer. Clarence Miilheiser, J.
p. CarnesL James III. Anderson, the
Gordon Motor Company. w. C. BIan-
ton. e. H. Shackieford, the Cable
Company. l.. " Bentley, e. C. Pc
louxe. Iran Maltby, Thomas o. May,
Mrs. A. b. Atkinson. w. G. Bruce,
Foster Motor Company. w. c. Smith,
H. w. Wood. E. A. Stumpf, w. H.
Schwartxschild. ]. Stern. H. p. Hoen,
r. Williams Jr., e. A. Rennolds.
w. II. Miles. w. A. Neal. David Ed
mond and w. S. Forbes
Takes Word ~ Onicers.
With the little basement room in
which the magistrSte holds court nil
ed 10 overlooking with more repre-
sentative audience than had perhaps
ever filled II before. the first case was
called. II was the charge against
Mr.. p. A. Shafer. Mr.. John A. Clutch
introduced the four occupants Of the
car and offered In evidence the speed
ometer's record All OF this was to
the effect that at no time did the
machine exceed fifteen miles an hour
on the afternoon OF Sunday, the eth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
PURCHASE CONTROL
OF DEFUNCT ROAD
Chattanooga Southern Bought from
Receivers by Newman Erb
and Assnciafes

NEW YORK. March Is.--Newman
Erb and associates have purchased
control of the Chattanooga Southern
Railway. extending from Chattanooga,
Tenn. to Gadsden. Ala. The company
Is capitalized at $4,000. 900 and went
into the hands OF receivers in 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-20
HUNTING FATALITIES.

AZ the close OF the hunting season
In many of the states the mortality
reports show that there was no i'm
provement In the conduct of those
handling firearms over previous sea-
sons. Lessons OF the past apparent
lv have had little effect. Scores of
deaths and many scores of pcrma-
ntly injured hunters and thoir
human victims make up the dlscon-
Ho'oto list. The Kansas city journal
says In one state alone. Pennsyl-
vanin. there were more deaths due to
hunting accidents thau there were
fatalities on the football pridirons
OF the cntire country this season.
I'm Maine. Il is proVcrhial that a
certain number OF guides and lnno-
cent farmers must be mistaken for
deer each year. The guides look ON
thls d~ispensation of providence as "a
matter OF course, but tho innocent
Farmers appear rather reluctant To
Yield up their lives GA the altar OF
Ignorance or carciessness. We have
HL N"NN HM NNNHM" NNEN"'
ful cattle ana moffensivc horses were
Killed hy near-siehtcd nlmrods But
five mon were mistaken for deer and
killed five hunters died because of
their own earelessness in handling
their suns and three were drowned
ny The breaking Of thin ice. The
facilities for Maine this year Is cigh-
teen. ana the season Is not over
or the thirteen hunters killed in
Pennsylvania this year. seven were
shot by weapons in their own hands
ana six ny guns Ia the hands eft
others Dispatches say that the
causes were stumbling. fence climb
ing. careless loadins. stacking OF
gums against trees needless aiming
and i%enoance that gums were loaded.
The catalogue practically covers aii
of tho other cases in the United
states except in countries where
there Is lnrger sam and human be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-20
TIIIs NI.W WEST.

New Mexico has at least hung the
Indian sign ON Vermont says the
Chicago Record Herald
California col per cent, Colorado
as per cent, Arizona 6G,2 per cent.
New Mexico 67G per cent. Those are
the grateful increases Ia population
Tot thr states named during the last
decade. California has passed Ala
hama ana Iowa. Idaho ana Arizona
have IHssed Delaware New Mexico.
whose population WAS t9b.3l0 in 1909
against Nermont'p 343,G4i, now has
821, 3AG inhabitants. while Vermont
has 3bb,GA0. oregon has passed
Maine. and though Nevada is the
tnil eudcr its gain has been "a re-
marlnhlc one Evidently there is
Astounding NE IN the mountain states
and tho states of the Pacific co8st.
Anf however, 70 may affect the VeNed
question OF town and country growth
~ Is clear that irrigated lands and eli
mate aud mining are attractions ot no
little impnrtuurt. We may Doe sure
That IL tho cities have grown us We'll
ua the country districts the growth
cf The latter has been extraordinary.
Thousands have travelled mnny miles
from the caFi to gOt back Co the soil
in Gle west. IL is Co Doc hoped that
thcir esq crience MAY be- such that h
viii count for more than homllies nud
celebrations ln the haclt-tu-the-soH
tA1puian.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-20
run DIFFERENCE

six of ono 90 hall "a dozen OF th.
other. said an Albuquerque nan sos.
tcrday. "In New MtNlco thc demo-
crnts are fighting o. republican coa
stituuon aud iu Arizona the repui.
iicans are fighting "a democratic con
stituuon.
Missed the mark hy about % thor-
sand miles The d%windliur opposition
Go the Sew Mexico constitution is uot
identified with the democratic laro.
~ clearly shown ny enc recent saau
Pc pow-wow.
There are undoubtedly q fcu rrpub-
llcans and there are certainly rrehlUi.
uonlsts aud socialists, who uIl vote
against it as we'll as other dissruu-
t.ed individuals who would vote
against anything Ia Arizona tho op-
position d. n0i confined to the repub-
lieans Expre ions 81 the Arizona
press show that "a large percentage Of
democrats are going 10 nshy the rad
lcai .nitauye-rcoan constitution toor.
and nail
When it comes 60 voting on the two
constitutions. the issue. Il appears D..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-20

In keeping with this plentiful use
of inexpensive fur on the rough coat
suits Of the day is the widely adopted
fashion of fur hats hat cover the Golf
fure and that are practically un-
trimmed. These are OF plush, seal
skin, moleskin and All the other soft,
smooth surfaced furs.
one does see them in sable, in fox,
and in minor pelts that are long
haired, but the smart ones have q
closely cut surface. They are newer
than the others, ana as a rule they
are more becoming. One of the fall
lacies among a goode many people is
that long haired fur is becoming. one
always hears the expression, 1T soft
ems the face This opinion Is also
attached to marabou, TO feathers, and
to fluffy things.
The truth of 1t is that many Of
these fluffy things are most unbecom-
ing TO the majority of ONE The
usual American ACE needs smooth
things against it, that is, over and I'M
der it, and even age itself is often not
made softer by flying tendrils that
often look %disorderly.