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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
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London, Nov 14.--The Earl Of
Crewe, the new secretary Of state for
Ind a, will sail from. England early in
December to make tour Of the coun-
try The earl has long sought the
new post, as he has some radical re'
forms in store for India. He Is go
ing to try to persuade some of tne
princes of India that they can get
along without so many jewels and
the people should be given lighter
taxation. King George has ben in
formed OF the policy and is said 70
have agreed with It. Many OF the Old
politicians of England and the army
officers declare such Z policy will on
ly result in winning the Ill will OF tae
princes and that serious trouble VIII
follow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
STATEMENT By
COL. ROOSEVELT
DECLARES FIGHT FOR PROGRES-
SivE POPULAR oOVERNM EMIT
WILL GO ON, "iN SPITE OF
INITIAL CHECKS.

J Z t ~ 4 .t,. *
New York, Nov. 14.-The following
statement by roosevelt, MS
first comment since the recent cleo.
1 ons, viii appear in the forthconi,
ing issue OF the outlook:
"On every hand, I've been. asked to-
make a statement regarding the
election 80 far AS liam concerned
I've nothing to add Or take away
from the declaration Of principles
which | made in my 0ssawatomie
speech and elsewhere. in the east AMI
west during the past three months.
"I'he fight for progressive popular
government will certainly 30 On 10
triumph and conclusion in spite Of
The initial checlls, and irrespect-~e Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

to escape notice after his hasty de-
parture from Yasnaia Polana and
b sister Marie, a nun in an ancient
cloister in TIE province of Kauga,
but he insisted on leaving Immediate
ly after he found that lis retreat had
been discovered. He Grove in a car
riage last evening from Sharminio
TO Keoselph, accompanied by his
daughter, Alexandria, and the physi.
clan, in order to cover his move,
ments, and announced that he was
going to Moscow, where he has a
house. Later, however. the party
changed its course and boarded a
slow local train proceeding IN the
direction of Caucaius. Tolstoi and
his two companions made their way
to an unventilated third class coach
whicR was crowded with peasants
AT Mosphoc it was sitting and he de-
veloped such a fever that Makovetskl
thought 1t unwise to attempt to reach
pankov, the first town Of any consid
cradle size along the line.
They left the train at Astanova
which is merely flag station There
Is no hospital there and only a few
peasant huts. The count was taker
into the station building, where he
remained during the night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

not warranted in making public the
namesa~ef the men either directly o.
indirectly associated with the com
pany through whoM such efforts were
made. Since hbor's agreement oi
last July with the company we feel
justified in stating that the ecoTtF
were made through Messrs. Hogan
and Cribben, the then executive Off
GERS of the National Stove Founders
Defense Association, of which the
Bucks Stove and Range Company
was member, and F. w. Gardner
the present chairman of the board OF
directors of the company. This fact
dismoyes the position taken by JUS
tice Wright when he declared that no
such effort had been made by us.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
MOVE LIGHTHOUSE BASE
Station Situated at Milwaukee TO be
Partially Transferred TO
Chicago.

Washington, Nov. 14,--Chicago VIII
be the headquarters for the Lake
Michigan light house destrict undes
the organization which has been pen
fected. Milwaukee Is where the en-
glneers and headquarters are now To-
Gated
Officials say they decided upon
Chicago because the mail facilities
and present office facilities are bee
ter for the purpose. The light house
supplies depot at Milwaukee will re-
main there for the present, as will the
general supply depot at st. Joseph
Mich, They may be consolidated at
one point later,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
REPLIED TO G0MPERS
Congressman Moon Was Criticised by
Labor Leader in Latter's Ad
dress at Convention.

Philadelphia, Nov. 144.-Congress
man Reuben O. Moon, Of this city
who was assailed In st. Louis today
by Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor in that
that part of his annual report, re
ferring to the antitrust and injunc-
ton" this afternoon issued reply
to the labor leaders attack
Moon says Gompers statements
are entirely unwarranted that the
injunction bin embodies in it The
uniform practice Of the best federal
judges for over century, He states
further that the bill SIS designated
to protect the laboring men against
the abuse Of the injunction process
without notice"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
SHE WASHED THE BILL
And When She Went to the Bank I
Was Denounced as Counter
felt Money.

Washington, Nov. IA m stake
that may become common it the gov.
eminent finally decides to launder
dirty paper money came to the atten-
ton Of the treasury officials today.
A woman in New York received an
extremely dirty silver certificate. Size
washed and ironed the bin. II came
out Of the process Bright and clean
and she took II to bank. II looked
SO strange that the bank teller pro
nounced the note counterfeit and sent
it to washington for inspection.
The only thing the mater with
that" smiled CHIEF Wlkie, 'Is that
It's clean.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
COUNT Leo Tot { STCY Ml

such an emergency
Tolstois daughter is acting as
nurse.
The temperature of the aged writ
er is 104, indicating probably serious
congestion, and of itself an alarming
symptom in one of Tolstoi's years.
The mental anguish of the patient
handicaps the efforts Of the physician
to reduce the fever. Even If Tolstoi
RECEIVERS there can be no question OF
his continuing the journey to the
shore of the Black Sea. He had hoped
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

Eula, Russia, Nov. 14.-Broken
down by hardships of winter jour
ney, and mental strain, and a rupture
with mis- family, Count Leo Tolstoi
tonight lies with a h gh fever in the
little railroad station at Asyapova,
barely eighty miles non, mis- home at
Yasnia Poliana. He Is attended by
DIR. Makoyetski, who was his sole
companion when ne left his peasant
hut a few days ago and who carried
along with him medicines for just
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
MRS. AowE's Will pRosArEp.

Portsmouth, r. l., Nov, 14.--The
will Of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was ad-
nited to probate today. There are
no bequests. All ne personal estate
is wllled to her two grandchildren
and real estate to Mrs. Howe's four
children, The value is not given.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
SALT LAKE CITY HAS
POPULATION OF e2,777

Washington, Nov. 14.-Salt Lake
City has population Of 92,777, ac.
cording to the statistics made public
tonight. Tiis is an increase OF 49,
246, or 1913 per cent over 1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15
ABOLISHED FOOTBALL.

Bethany. w. VA, Nov. a.. Faculty
and student body Of Bethany College
today voted TO abolish football for the
rest Of the year as the result OF the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

death Of Captain Rudolph Monk, Of
West Virginia University, after the
game Saturday At Morgantown the
university council of the West vi"
ginia University did the same.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

Our belief in others betrayeth what
we fain would believe in ourselves,
Our longing for q friend 10 our -
trayer. zarathustra
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

Two cents per day will place The
Bulletin on your breakfast table
every morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

Advertisers In The Bulletin get re
suits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-15

said firmly.
Through the third degree" ne did
not waver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

justice. Juan J. zepesa. that tho de-
PENDANT bee found guilty and sentenced
10 two wears and ten months imprts-
.onmenl
Although this sentence has not been
PASSED upon COOK. Judge Palafoxs
definite statement that hs would press
entity do SO has spurred the friends q
oook "a tho Guadslalnrs. division ~
h order as Railway Conductors 10
take stops for the appeal.
Much evidence both written Or
al has already been Introduced since
COOKS arrest and imprisonment with
our ball last August ana The case has
twice been reviewed hy tne ppuft
prosecutor. .
About t~o months ago judge iala-
FAX concluded his investigation md
turned IL over to prosecutor Zepesa fof
The formation M r. conclusion After
holding the rapCrs some time the
prosecutor turned them back 90 the
trial judge with "a request for addition
- evidence. This was furnished and
III. cas- was gone over again. the mai
resulting iu the recommends
ton OF guilt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
RAISED FROM
A BED OF AGONY
Mrs. Carson. of Argyle. Mich.
Tells Strange Story of Suf-
fering and How Cardui
Cured Her.

Argyle. Mich had severe pains
from female trouble. and was almost
wild, with pain in my head.
II wrote you for advice, which 7
followed IS carefully as possible, and
after using seven bottles of cardui. I
received great relief
y continued to use q and finally
was cured ana raised from my bed OF
agony. cardui saved my life. when
nothing else would help me and :
cant be thankful enough for what It
did Tor me.
4 recommend it 70 All my friends
and neighhors, Two have already
tried ii and found relief.
II thank the Lord FOR planting
the herbs and for showing you how
Il prepare Cardui tor our good"
You may Ice sure. fl Cardui will re-
iieve and cure such serious cases as
AIRS Carsonts-and il is doing ii ev-
cry day-that il will, much more
quickly ana certainly. help those wO-
men who have no serious symptoms.
bat ARE Just weak and ailing.
As "A general tonic for women, to
improve ~ appetite and build up the
constitution. Cardui Is in q class By
itself.
Whether seriously sick. or simply
aiiing try Cardui II will helm YOU.
Your druggist Will recommend 1t. Ask
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
WILL Be
PUT ONFOREST
RESERVES
DEPARTMENTS SUBMIT
PLAN TO PRESIDENT
win Tend to More Careful
CIassidcatio0i Sharp Debate
In Senate On Agricultural
Department Expenditures.


washington r'ch -A plan mutu-
als arraneed hy tno Interior and aeri-
eurtia departments which has been
submitted 90 me president for ap-
profat outlines the general policy 10
he followed nN the forest service and
.tuf general land office in determining
lands u te cl8ssed Within the national
forests
Timhcrcd lands. those valuable Is &
protective forest ln regard "a irries
ton ar tiif water supply of eammuni-
ties and small bodies pf lands seat-
tered through the forests which if II
PRINCIPAL arels fu De confined within
forest reserves
Tn policy evolved uf 3 joint com
ffrenre uf officials Ell vac twn aepart-
ments. has hetm taken undcf advise
nnent hg tho president ~ aims o.
sayestte harmonious action between the
offices concerned in tho administra-
.tion 81 400 pRhiic domain AZ out
lined in joint letter Go the president
la Secretaries Wilson and Bailinper.
tina ulan contemplate tle foiinwins
iaufis to he retained Within the
national forests
Those tontai1ne brush or under
Dailiger. providing for the printing af
checks erosion rn thc water shed OF
ans sfrfam important fo irriea ton or
To- tle waiter supply 81 amy community
and open itnas on which trees may be
grown unless their permanent value
under cultivation " greater than their
talue as g protective forest
lands contalnins timber or under
growth. eut uNrr lands and areas
teuseiv stocked with young trees
stitch ars more valuable iof The pre-
4ffnf8ssu of trees fhMu "wrfFuffwrnE
crops
Areas containing no timber or am
.dafpfowth which art located above
fHH timber llns within The forests
snlail hndirs of iands scattered through
lfs forests mHking elimination Inn
practicable and limited nreas shieh
afe ne trily Included in TIE re-
ryes for q proper administrative
tffundary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
FORTUNE IN COAL LAND
INVOLVED IN CONTEST
Owl Greek Company Temporarily Re
strained h. Cfc.cnne Court.

Cheyenne. Wyo. Feb. S-Indgf
WINS N-andeRanter OF the United
STATES district court today rendered q
decision iR the injunction case re-
straining The owl creek Coal company
rom operating q min At Gebo pend
ing the outcome OF the contest cases al
ine Lander land office this week,
Thes eases involve the title 10 land
valued 81 2 million and a half dol
laws
High orr Is Of Tie interior depart
ment at Washington and OF the land
office r pushing the contest cases.
The Gree River ~ other cases OF
alleged coal land frsusis in the west
may be Tiled pending the outcome ~
fne Geba case. the allegations being
similar.
The hearing 81 the contest cases
gins 81 Lander Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

when IL became evident that they
could not he halted. and that they
would strike another string % cars
at the foot ef the grade. Maitland
ana his companion. q student brake
man. jumped. Maitland landed on mis-
shoulders. after ftyiug about thirty
feet, and was badly wrenched and
bruised. but had NO bones broken
HIS eofnpanian escaped practically
unhurt the cars We're piled up on
hitting the standing string az the bot
tom. ana about ~ hours We're re-
quired lie ai-an Hp tne M~f-ckase ri
Maitland VII not be confined long oy
mis- injuries. He is To be ~congarulag-
ed on q very fortunate escape.
Shooting an 0I Well i another good
AZ The Pastlma-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
COMMISSION MEN
ARE JOLTED
Work Boycott IN Washington to
Prevent Retailers Buying
Direct From the Producers;
Startling Food Price increase


Inv Morning sournaI speclri Leased Wire
Washington. Fbh fhe house
committee inquiry into The high cost
ct food today developed ths fset that
the retail merchant uf Washington
cannot h0s direct from the farmer
without hrinsing down upon his head
i boycott by me commission mer
chants and ne ~ therefore tnYtea e.
trade through tnat medimm and g
eharse q ne ultimate consumer What
ever The increased cost mss 81
Food Inspector Dodge continued
testimony today With a compilation ~
prices ~ twelve years ago which
shnsved increases up 90 ihe per cent
\ partial list Of me articles 50 cont
pared follows
Breakfast baron-lSar. Toe pound
1910. 22c pound.
Best Elgin bntfer-iSs7. e5c pound
1910. 3Sc pound
New York cream rheest@fNas. f5a
pound. 1910, 25c pound
Purest lard - 1885, pound
1910. Ice pound
Pork-is97- Itse pound 1910
l4Ac pound
Pork hams lSag. pound
RiD roast 1881 loe pound loio
fsc pound.
Sausage iSs7 ios pound 1910
re pound
fsouna s~teak--lSa7 81 pound 1910.
lie pound
Ttnuerloin steak-fSae. 1855 nannd
i9lN zoe pound
NAVY beans-iNaT. 81 quart 1910.
25c FOR three quarters
ZfrAtfIs+ Fa.rk .a.a. HL4~ FuA.AAa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
SANTA ANA TROPHY
IN THE MEXICAN
JUNK SHOPS
Sad Fate for Weapon Pre-
seated 10 Famous Mexican
President By the United
States Government


Mexico Ctr Feb S-A sword thai
was presented hy che Cnited States
government lee fSr5 to General santa
Ana. then PRESIDENT ot Mexico. is now
being taws.l Hrnufd Mexico among
ruae desers and has hetn pf rei to
t1t MeNa4 carernmenr tor $4,000.
the sword uns presented to Gene
fri Santa Ana as Is marx ~ rrFrerl-
elton an Che fsrt o9 the United Siates
oi Sene at ef The Ne1icau president.
tef fhe Texas W.r ri lrltlend-
en al token ~ good wil from
ARE tultef STATES after f- hat taken
Na~ tata $3.50. usiun
f1t aFl of handsome work
~ inlaii Hlrn -plt. It
W AVr ts ~feneral Martin CaVrerra
santa Ana vas --
saf M PSI tnr Csfrrrru ~ittt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
FINED ron CARRYING
WITCHES INTO MINI,

Gnnnfson. Cello. Feh A-Thres
miuers from the big Colorado Fuel <
IRON company enei amino ut Crested
Butte were brought down tc Gunni-
SON This afternoon ana tried ig coUn-
Is eaurl for the nffeasg NJ carrying
n tones in.o the mine They were
fo94nf e1i's ana each fined Sz5 and
sss Information Was ried ny ths
aiafri 4ttue and tfe superlntend-
vnt af the lv wts the complaining
81 5fmoss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
JUST EST|NG SAYS
DR.. COOK
North Pole Hero Discovered ir
Bermuda By Fellow Club
man Of New York


fBy Morning Journal special Leased wirel
NeN York. Feb. pr Frederick
a cook whose claim Of having dis.
eoysred the north pole was diseredii.
- be the Danish scientists and WHO'S
Whereabouts for many weeks ma,
been a mystery. has been discoyeret
Ia Bermuda. according 10 "a siorl
printed today in the GLOBE. The lis
rovefv Ras made ay g.. = L. Deer
aheuk ri Brooklyn. who arrived 10
aae rom Bermuda.
air. npersl mink b. quoted as eaeinf
hs met nr Cook nea Hamilton, Der
lnfida. and that he recognized him IN
%siHntiY. AS they were both mamDgrf
nj this Bushwick club 81 Brooklyn.
Asked what he was doing Or Coot
sata
tust resting am feeling macl
nesfer than 4 ana ANA wiii soon retur
tu NsW YORK ANA %Straiehtcn 0uf tht
north role taneie am confident
Walt ut able 70 make that matter
square.
Mr itoersehunk stid Df. Goods sol
him that be- proposed sailing FOR sali
faS toda.
Their we're two mighty good snow
In town last nighE Tile Alaskan sut
1em vaudeville.
Amateurs don't forget. FRIDAY nigh
Is your opportunity Crystal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

John Bingham. president III the proc
bate court and which was read "a the
continuation Of the case the petitioner
said
II wish to fell your lOrdship that
although il breaks my heart. I retire
my petition is / am unable 10 fight
the case
The petitioner did not appear in
court today. The defense rested upon
the alleged proof that the petitioners
mother. Josefa Duran was never mar
ritd u The late lord.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
Journal Want Ads Get Results
LAND r WANTED.

We viii pay spot cash fer any por'
ton Of five thousand acres 81 Santa
Re Forest Reserve scrip. or any other
valid Land scrip. Write. stating what
issue of Scrip you offer, denomination
OF each certificate. and name the low
est cash price you viii accept for
your holdings Address.
THE " E. MOSES LAND SCRIP
& REALTY co.
jacobson Bldg. Denver Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
ELECTION RIOTS IN
MEXICO PROVE
FATAL
Halt the Municipal Officers
Killed or Wounded as Result
of Argument Over the Issues,
b. Morninx Journal soeelai Ls,ssa Wire,

ny MorninK Journal s9eclai Lelsra WiFet
faXaca Mex. Feb N-Tkc twenty
ittls infantry has beon sent 10 Pet4pa
ON tho border OF Ners cruz where
so election riot has resulted in several
leaths. Suplieitio Nartinrz. vol Of
eitS clerk. and Juan Austin. mem
Der 81 an opposition political party.
Fought and Killed each other over the
lection In progress. This led 90 a
pitched hattie hetneeu thu members
ri the opposing parties in which rhe
town judge was kiiied, the municipal
president. senior Juan BAitrnn. serious
ly Wounded and several others injured.
seventy arrests have heeu made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

Final arrangements. I'D is said. have
been made Us the santa Re road for
direct connection from Ration 70
southern Texas and Cult points BY
agreement with the FL Paso and
southwestern. the santa Fe will use
the formers tracks 10 Tucumcari.
from which point it viii build 10 Cio-
Fis. thus connecting with It's OWN
Gulf lines Work viii be commenced
~ an early date. and it is proposed 10
have the new connections ready for
operation IN "a few months
The Ration Reporter SAYS. This
moy NEAR q new impetus for Ration.
for it not oniy opens "a fresh market
Tor our local and other products. but
VIII make city "a center of railroad
activity, with its attendant Increase Of
population and accompanying BUSH
ness II viii also greatly strengthen
Ration as wholesale distributing
point u should. if oar citizens are
awake 20 their opportunities, divert
great numbers Of searchers from uu-
nler comfort t. this place. than which
there IS not ~ De found. i'm ALI the
world. g sIrsr refuge rom midsum-
mer heat Ratan viii be unfair To
itself 81 &c rails GO voice loudly ITS
rightfui claims IS q peer ri all COM
ers iu attraetlVeuesS rs a summer re-
sort. and everyone knows hru great
an exodus is annually developed from
Calf points n~orthwsrd when the sea-
son uf infoieraele heat arrives u is
practically certain that the establish
Weut of this new connection wIi
make necessary the construction 90 a
the travelling public Altogether. the
prospects nf our city are greatly ~
rantef ht This latest railroad Develop
eE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

As m. rcsHff af q fyinE jump from
q runaway string 81 laal ears Il lnc
Niiion Arr1F1 mines NEAR Eatan an
The HehFar run Eeuductar Maitland
uas severely hur not rruurrnu-lr
hurt n- Monday evening Twelve cE
ca-rrtrE Thstf see tons ~ rrai ~frr-
ei i8sa the = E PIP eert grade and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
ENGINE 100 GETS
STALLED ON CAJON
Has to Have Help to Make
Summit With Tremendous
Load Of goo Tons Of Freight.

Engine 1900. sent out Of san Ber-
nardino the other day with 500 tons
af freight. The heaviest train yer
placed 0n a single engine up the Ca
Jon grade. could rot make summit
y lthout assistance. II was necessary
20 ri.ee q helper on she train a short
distance below summit. the big engine
Sailing. Sansrnit Was reached during
the early part OF the night, when
the engine is placed in regular service
IL wiN probably mol be given uve s15
or sec toms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
DAMAGE SUITS WILL
FOLLOW PR|MERO
DISASTER
Denver Lawyers Said to Be
Preparing Cases Against
Fuel Company for Victims Of
Mine Accident,


Denver. Feb. Sit is reported that
Denver lawyers have been visiting the
victims If the recent prinero mine
disaster and that as q result a number
IT suits far damages will be- shortly
Tiled The coroner eNonerated tht
Colorado Fuel & ron company from
blame FOR the disaster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
COOKS FRIENDS SEEKING
BAIL lNE PRISONER

Guaaalalagt. Mex. tieD N-LAts
this evening the prosecuting attorney
IN the thira criminal court fixed the
bond nf James a Cook, the American
conductor All $1,000 guild in cash or
bearing the signature 90 some respon-
sihle property wnpr uf this city. In
e4i officers Of the Guadlajara division
ng the order OF Railway Conductors
of America hnye been husy All day
comforting with Cooks attorney and
arranging ior his release on bond
pending trial.
Thes ere unable To say tonight
whether the bond demanded can be
secured.
4 review nf the cise viii De opened
in the third criminal court soon. ret-
sons for the Indictment against Cool
advanced evidence Tor the defense adj
inittcd and arguments heard hy the
eaurt The judge or the court after
hearing the oral sanitation and ar
guments of the attorney Tor cook as
welt as the prosecuting attorney may
reduce the term of sentence asked fog
aF even acquit tle prisoner.
III sentenced Cook viii be entitled
e. appeal ~ g higher courr. That III
VIII ttht Hch action if sentence 0
pronounced certain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

seattle. Fen. s. Word hts hfen re-
ceiVcd hy the Merchants FIX hanse
that ths british steamer CNeiens -
the Blue Funnel line upeuttine pe-
tween Liverpool and Puget sound
ports via ths orient NAs wrecked nett
Jeddah. 4 port M the Ncd Sa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

Shooting an o3I Well i another good
at the Pasilme
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

Ju1re Nsltrrtan hef eita
prosecution in every nsttH