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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
ESTIMATES SHOW FIVE
MILIION-DOILAR SAVING

Warrington, Dec. 4.-Estinatcs OF
Secretary of the Navy Meyer for the
fiscal year 1919, which show saw
ing of $5,O00.000 az compared with
the appropriation for the current
year, provide for an expenditure or
SS,135,S27 Tor public works NJ navy
wards. and stations. These are for
items regarded as essential and are
based upon a recent inspection by
Secretary Meyer.
The original recommendation for
these works reached $2S,62l,530, but
in the interest Of economy Mr.. Meyer
was able to make q reduction.
some OF the estimates are
New York navy yard, Sl,469.0OOi
pearl Harbor. Hawaiian Islands naval
station. S2.2S7.0O0; Norfolk navy
ynrd S347,500. Olongapo, Philippines
naval station. $500. 900; Philadelphia
navy yard, S22T,000; marine bar
racks. $3.50, ,000, Puget Sound navy
yard, $9S900O.
The secretary says that To con
struct the collier which congress OIL
rected shall be built at a government
navy vnrd on the Pacific coast II VIII
be necessary 70 Increase the linllt oi
cost from 100000 to $1,b0O,OO0' oi
which s531,000 should he appro-
priated for next ycar.
The secretary asks for $t6do,Vuu
for provisions for the navy Whlch II
an increase of $15S,299 over the ap-
propriation for the current year
provisions for the marine corps are
estimated at $4,000, an increase OF
$96,451.
As the first years appropriations
for new vessels which the seoretals
recommends. ne names Ss,O9p,oVo as
necessary for construction ana ma
chinery and s6.750.f2S for nrmor ana
armament, which is $3'494l9a less
Than appropriated for the new nullu
ing program this year In additioh
he recommends $10.453.6i5 Tor the
continuation of work on vessels no"
under construction. which is Sb'sSz'-
l06 less than the amount appro
priated for a similar purpose TINS
year. go, IN hc
snhmitted to congress for the nav!
department under the naval. leglsia
live and sundry civil bills ior next
vear win be $127,o67S29, as com
nared with xl32.STS,9S0 for TINS year
"a decrease of s5.311,65i.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
AMERICANS GUARD RIO
GRANDE TO STOp INVASION

El Paso, Texas, Dec. "A telegram
from Maria. Texas, tonight states
that the greatest apprehension ana
excitement prevails at both Presidin
and Candelaria, ninety miles south on
thu Texas side Of the river owing 10
the revolutionary disorders reported
on the Mexico side. Nothing definite
has yet been learned of the reported
fighting at Oilnaga Saturday night.
Armed revomtionists are reported
everywhere and firing has been heard
at intervals, but so far as cun be
learned no loss of life has taken places
The few Americans living along
the river at Preside and Candaleria
have been standing guard to prevent
an invasion and there Is a strong do.
mand that the government send
troops To their relief The situation
Is extremely critical with disquieting
rumors constantly being brought
across the river.
Nearly all OF the Diaz sympathizers
in Ojinaga and san Antonio, Mexican
towns opposite Preside and Candelari.
have fled into the United States. They
state that the sentiment against the
government Is so strong in these towns
that they are afraid to remain In
their homes, This has added 10 the
excitement and unrest on the Texas
side of the river.
AS far as can be learned from tho
refugees the insurrectns are In COM
plete control Of the towns named ana
adjacent country.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CHURCH UNITY
APPEALS TO
CARDINAL
ROMAN CHURCHMAN
PRAISES EPlSC0PALIANS
TrienniaI Convention Endorsed
By Venerable PreIate Who
Prays That the Day Of Chris
tian Unity May BE fastened,
rBy Morning journal sDeciai Leassd wlrel

Baltimore, Dec. An his sermon
at the cathedral this morning, Card
inal Gibbons praised the sentiment
TO church unity expressed
by the recent triennial convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal church held
in Cincinnati
The cardinal said in part
"At that convention the members
adopted resolutions making for the
unity and redemption Of all Chris
tendon. NV brethren, we praise the
members of that church Tor their
action, because they reflect honor on
their heads and hearts ahd join
with them in praying that the day
may be hastened when Christs words
that there shall be one fold and one
shepherd will be fulfilled.
Unity of faith is q most splendid
evidence of the mission of our divine
Saviour and we should have unity OF
faith so that all may be bound to-
gether by the one tie OF faith ana pe
subservient to one shepherd-God.
There cannot be unity of faith,
however. If there is to be more than
one church or II there Is to be more
than one head.
"Our Lord and Saviour Jesus CHRIST
never intended that there should be
many churches because in holy writ
He always said in speaking of the
church one shepherd and one fold,
TO have perfect church unity ana
harmony. we should be bound by the
same tie of faith, should listen to the
voice of one shepherd, should fly
from a false prophet as the sheep ny
from the wolf.
MY dear brethren, common sense
alone without divine revelation ought
to impress upon us the absolute nee
esslty of unity of faith. This unity
can be found my brethren, only IN
the Holy Roman and Cathoic apos-
tolic churches of which the pope Of
Rome, the representative OF Christ is
the head.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
ASK CONGRESS
TOHELP MARK
DESERT
URGE
$4,000 APPROPRIATION
To Be Used for Erecting Sign
Posts and Developing Water
Holes for Protection of Pros
pectors in Blazing Wastes,

IBy Morning Journal Special Lsased Wirel
Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 4.-Because
moro than a score of skeletons. scat
tered along his line of travel, served
as a grim sign post of danger and
warning of the fate that might over
take him during a trip through the
desert regions OF California and
Nevada. George W. Parsons of this
city, for eight years has been agitat-
ing the need OF public protection for
the daring prospectors and travellers
who venture in these waste places.
This work has now taken concrete
form in an effort in part of the Los
Angeles chamber of commerce to se-
cure the aid of congress in the sum
of $4,000 to be expended under the
direction of the secretary of the in
terror, for the purpose of locating and
developing springs and water holes
and for the erection of durable monu-
ments near accustomed lines of travel
II is intended to cover the general
area of the desert and arid lands OF
the United States, informing travellers
as to the location and character of
these sources Of water supply. The
state OF California already has APP
propriated $4,000 for this work, and
more than 900 iron guide posts, with
directing arms, have been erected
within it's borders. The proposed ma
tional legislation has been embodied
in bill which california congress-
men will be asked to introduce.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CANAL COMMISSION
REQUIRES JUST
s47,00O,O0O
Ways and Means Committee
Members Reach New York
After Thorough investigation
of Conditions at Panama,
fBy Morning journal Special LEASED wirel

New York. Dec. 4.-Members OF the
ways and means committee of the
house of representatives reached New
York today from the canal zone, after
having given hearings to the various
departments of the canal service re-
aarding requirements for the coming
fiscal year. Evidence on estimates
Nydp taken, but the amount to be rec
commended to congress has not yet
been determined. Canal officials ask
$4,000, 900. Representative TawneS
said that in the main the canal was 90
per cent completed.
Regarding the proposed tortliloa-
ton Of the canal, Mr.. Tawney salu'
ut is useless to come forward now
with the statement, we were pulidihs
II for strategic purposes, masked pc
hind a pretense of desiring TO turther
commerce. We should be able 10
effect an understanding with the
other powers so that we could sun
have the military use of the canal
without the necessity Of expending un-
1old millions to defend il against tne
world for whose benefit we are buiiu-
ing it,"
General Keifer said;
II have studied the question from
military and naval points of view ana
therein | agree with Admiral Dewey
If we ever have to fight we wish 10
do our defensive fighting at nome
NJ o;ectina our own coast and not al
viding our forces to save some distant
strg tcgic point"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

cessional on the great organ We're as
joyous as ever.
AS the church-goers scattered after
the services, the question Of future
leadership was referred to with great
reserve. Those who expressed a
view said there would be no change
in the methods of carrying on the
work, that Mrs. Eddys teachings and
instruction would be implicitly fol-
lowed and the church that she
founded would continue to grow in
the future as il had in the past.
II was pointed out that with the
exception of new routine matters
the actual direction OF the church
work was relinquished TO a great de-
gree by Mrs. Eddy some years before
her death. although she continued to
keep in close touch with those to
whom she had entrusted the work
and had a clear understanding OF
how it was being performed.
The notice read at the morning
service Of the mother church, was re-
peated at the evening service to an
unusually large congregation and II
also was read at many other Chris
tian Science churches in this section
of the country.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CHINA WILL HAVE
MODERN ARMY
AND NAVY
Empire Realizes Need of Fight
ing Force If She Is TO Con-
tract Alliance With United
States.
tBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirei

Picking, Dec. Am important step
has just been taken by China to ex-
pand and increase the efficiency OF
the army and navy. The throne to-
day issued edicts creating a navy de-
partment which, up TO the present
has consisted merely of tentative
board for the conduct Of naval az
fairs.
Prince Tsai Hsun, uncle of the en-
peror. who recently paid an eXten-
sive visit to the United States, has
been appointed president of the new
department and his full recommends
tions Tor the reorganization OF the
navy have been approved.
The general staff Of the army VIII
be reorganized along modern lines as
proposed by General Yin Tschang'
who formerly was minister to GER
many, and now is president of the
war department. The throne points
out the necessity of making the army
and navy effective and with this In
mind, dismlsses many officers oi the
old school. with pension
The most advanced Chinese, both
privately and in the newspapers nave
of late been pointing out that the al
lance which China SO greatly desires
with the United States could not pc
attained unless China was able 20
show her share Of the common FORCES
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
PEACE COMMISSION SENT
ny CHIHUAHUA GOVERNOR.

El PasO. TeXilA, Dec. 1t WIS
learned here today that the peace
commission which left Chihuahua Fri
day 10 treat with the insurreetos was
acting under authority OF Governor
Sanchez and not President Dinz, the
plan originated with Jpso M. Gandera.
It prominent citizen or Chihuahua,
who urged lts adoption BY the chief
executive in the interest OF peace and
to prevent bloodshed. The folioWiny
men compose the commission'
Lie Jose NJ. Gandera, Amador Com
xales. Dr. Luis de LA Cara, OF chi-
huahua, and Eduardo and Fernando
Gonzales Of Guerrero. lt Is stated
that the authority Of the commission
is limited TO impresslng the futiiity OF
an UPRISING upon she insurreetos.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
PAN AMERICAN DOCTRINE
is NOW MONROE DOCTRINE

Washington. Dec. 4. - President
BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler, of the unl-
versity Of California, and director
of the Pan-American board. said To-
day that the Pan-American doctrine
was the new Monroe doctrine. The
declaration was made at banquet 20
Pan-American diplomats al the
bureau Of American republics. The
American nations" he said, shall
not be regulated by arbitrary power
from without and In accordance with
European policies and quarrels. we
are united as one by common
gecqraphical fate. The old world
looked inward on the Mediterranean
and All its policies were dictated by
the Mediterranean.
.The new world looks outward TO-
ward the omen sea. Under the oio
Arrangement, all America STOOD IN
the worlds back yard. Today u
stands midway between Europe ana
the coal of its dcsire-the old Orieni.
The opening OF the Panama cannl
means that the oceans which enclose
us shall be one.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
UNSETTLED WEATHER
WEST OF THE ROCKIES

Washington. Dec, Low tempera-
ture will prevail over the country east
of the Rocky mountains the greater
part of this week, according TO the
prediction of the weather bureau
West of the Rocky mountains unset
tied weather is forecastcd without
any marked variations in tempera-
turc.
The disturbance over the Rocky
mountain region today Will advance
eastward, and is expected to reach
the Atlantic states by Monday night
or Tuesday.
Following this, there Will ne markeN
change 20 colder weather that will
spread eastward and southward as far
as the gulf states.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BROKER BUCHANAN
SUCCUMBS TO PARALYSIS

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. Edward F.
Ruchnan. former member of the firm
Of 4. O. Brown and company, OF New
York. died at Grady hospital early
today OF uramemic poisoning. follow
ing q second stroke Of paralysis
with which he was stricken Friday.
After the failure of the Brown
firm. in New York. Mr.. Buchanah
vent t. san Francisco. where he suf-
fcred n paralytic stroke about year
ago. He was taken 10 Chicago Tor
treatment and aftcrward removed 10
his home to Norcross. Ga. For some
time he had been employed here as
commercial agent for the western
Union Telegraph company.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
TAWNEY BELIEVES EXTRA
SESSION NECESSARY.

washington, Dec. 4.-KepFtstIIII-
tive Tawney Of Minnesota, chairman
of the appropriations committee VINO
arrived in Washington tonight on ms
return from Panama. believes II VIII
he necessary to hold an extra session
OF congress.
1T is doubtful whether even the
regular appropriation bills can be
PASSED at this session. said Mr.. TaW-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
DEMOCRATS TO SELECT
SUCCESSOR FOR DEPEW

n-,,y York. Dec. 4.-Governor-elcct
NJ charles +. Murphy leader Of
Tnmmany Hall. and several b'adlns
democrats will confe' this
vsok 10 make selections for some OF
the more important state offices the
Herald will say tomorrow.
1. rs added that the selection oi
snces ssor to Senator Depew also VIII
he discussed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
ACTOR P0KES SWORD
INTO CRITICS LUNG

Paris, Dec A duel with swords
was fought last night in the outskirts
Of Paris by NJ. Raucourt, an actor,
and M. Champagne, a dramatic critic
The actor ran the critic through the
lung The wounded man Is said to be
in a desperate G2nfition,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
EVERYTHING Quiet In sonora.

El Paso, Texas, Dec. 4.--l4uls TER
razas Creel, son of Enrique Greet
minister of foreign affairs IN Mexico.
passed through here today en- route
from Sonora TO the capital MIR. Creel
stated that the insurrectionnry dis
furhances had not penetrated Sonora
and that the entire west coast was
tranquil.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
THREE KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE

Lemans, Dec 4.--The Countess dc
Nlcolai and her son and the chauf-
feur in charge Of an automobile. IN
which they were driving. were Killed
today at a railroad crossing near here
Tho automobile was struck by an ex-
press train.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
No Advices of Fighting on border.

San Antonio, TeXns, Dec. 4.--lHe
commandant OF Fort Sam Houston
the point from which troops would
move should conditions require, had
received no advices as 10 the reported
fighting at Ojionaga, Mexico, early
tonight.
So far as adyices received here are
concerned everything IL tranquil to-
day
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
pi,rsicinn snbmIls 10 OperatIon.

New York. Dec. 4.-pr. SIMON
Firxner. head Of the Rockefeller IN
sti,ofe for Medical Research. is to be
opcreted on FOR appendicitis tomorrow
in the Presbyterian hospital
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16
HOGS.

HOGS.
While receipts Of hogs this week
have held up very we'll % compared
with last week there has been .
shortage as compared with year ago
Of over 81, 600 head. The market has
rapidly advanced new high records be-
ing made pretty nearly every day.
The advance has been even sensational
during the last few days. Today
hogs sold largely at $10.S s. to sl0.4
with : top at $40 S.. This makes the
advance for the week about Zoe on an
average. A noteworthy feature Of
the market is the fact that good light
hogs are selling pretty we'll up toward
the top but trashy light hogs are still
bringing bottom figures.
The following table shows the range
and average cost Of the hogs Tor the
past week: @
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16
AsP,NwALL ITEMS.

Miss Marie Ohde Of Manning spent
Sunday with her folks in Aspinwall. !
John Ehrick received . carload Of
baled hay from Grant Center Monday.
j: Miss M. Miller Of Manning spent
Sunday at the Hollander home.
IN. J.. Kingsboro left Monday even
ing for Buffalo, N. Y.
John Glukstadt and wife Of Dedham
are visiting Ia Aspinwall this week.
Andy Bell and wife Of Arion are
spending : few days in Aspinwall.
Miss Victoria Waldemer. who has
been visiting for the past few weeks.
at the Cose home, left tuesday morn
ing for Logan.
John Gluckstadt and wife returned
to their home at Dedham Wednesday.
Mr.. Lawrence. Thomson Of Manning
was business visitor in our little
burg this week.
Henry schade. Jr., is quite sick ct
his father 8 home north Of town.
Mrs. Pete Christi anssn and son.
Hugo, visited in Manning between
trains Thursday.
Adam Wiese was q Denison business
caller Wednesday.
!. Miss Minnie and Bertha Ohde were
shoppers in Omaha Saturday.
D. R. McGrath visited in Charter
Oak Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hansen spent the latter
part Of the week with her parents al
Panama. Il.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16
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SHEEP.

Receipts Of shsep have been disap-
pointiDgly.small this week. showing
: considerable falling Of g compared
with last week and : decrease Of over
IL, 900 head @ compared with. a year
ago. This was to be expected how
ever. % all reports have indicated
rapidly diminishing supplies in the
country. A splendid buying demand
in the face Of light receipts had the
natural result 8. advancing prices and
q, the close Of the week lambs are
fully l5c b igher, while sheep are Il
to 25c higher. New record prices
have been made during the week. the
best lambs having sold up TO So so,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16
OMAHA MARKET LETTER.
South Omaha, Mar. l2. 1910,
UNION STOCK YARns.
Receipts this week with comparison.

"
Receipts this week with comparison.
CATTLE HOGS SHEEP
Receipts this week 20.so4 4s.sl5 25. sl7
Receipts last week 2l.4N 42,9O3 27.373
Same week last year 2l.0o5 A.682 5000
CATTLE.
Receipts Of cattle this week have
been very satisfactory. the total being
right close to the record made last
week and year ago. At the same
time there has been some improve
ment 10 the quality Of the receipts.
In spite Of liberal offerings the market
has gradually advanced under free
buying, resulting from large orders
in hands Of both local buyers and
shippers. The trade has been active
90 prices have worked upward and at
the close Of the week the market
is In good healthy condition with
prices on All kinds Of killing cattle
25c higher tnan one week ago. Veal
calves, however, were very high last
week and they have shown no mater
ial advance Feeding cattle are IS to
25c higher and the trade has been very
active all the week. It might be add
ed that prices this week have been
the highest Of the year 70 date. the
best beef steers reaching $3.50 with
: few choice cows ct $7.25 and with
western feeders up to s. 60.
QUOTATIONS n,
Good TO choice 125O@l650 lbs bvs. .$6.75D$776
{ Fair 70 good lo6o@lSoo ID. bvs !. :. S6.0O0S6.7o
Common TO fair steers. -. 80. IS .250$60O
God "a choice cows :. y. $6.25@S8.2t
Fair to good butcher stock. $l.60g$62t
Common TO fair cows ........... ..ss.o0@s4.6o
va.lc.Ives .75@Ss.2s
null.. .t.rs. etc j.. .e4.0o0$5.sd
f.ho,ce to fancy feeders.. 49,. .S5.600S6.60
\ Fair to good stockers and feeders. s4.76eDS5.5c
Common TO fair stockers. $50. 80. .S4.00@$4.5l
stock heifers. 4. 3. Ss.75@Sl6C
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16

Spanish Proverb.
All sorrows are bearable II there ID
bread. Don Quixote.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16

with yearlings at So. Is. wethers 1t.
$685. and ewes ats7.7O. All in all
it has been most satisfactory
market from . sellers standpoint.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
CLAYCOMB & ANDERSON
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING


changes expected: The 81 rate from
McAlester to Dallas and Fort Worth
is to ye reduced to $175; the rates
from McAlester, Muskogee and Vinita
to San Antonio, heretofore $400, $3.50
and $3.50 respectively, are to be re-
duced TO $500, sS.25 and 1926, re-
spectiyely; Tulsa to Fort Worth, $3.50
to $500; Vinita to Fort Worth, $3.50
to $2.25; AlcAlester to Memphis, $3.50
to S2,25; Oklahoma CITY to Little Rock,
$3.50 to $2.25; Oklahoma City to Kan
sas City, $3.50 to 1925; Oklahoma
City to st. Louis, $3.50 to $S.25; Okla
homa iCty to Chicago, $500 to $3.50.
The rates quoted above will apply TO
lower berths, and charge OF 20 per
cent lower will De made for upper
berths.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

from Kansas that they get together
and divide reasonable amount Of
time between themselves for hearing
OF those Two cases.
In view OF the fact that the court ad-
yanced the Kansas and Nebraska cases
so that all OF the bank cases might be
determined at one time, it was
thought that they might be arranged
together and thus save time. but the
attorneys In those TWO cases indicated
that they could not agree on division
Of time, whereupon Acting Chief JUS
tice Harlan announced that if the at
torneys from Kansas and Nebraska
could not agree on division of time
these two cases would be put back on
regular docket to abide their time.
Such course would delay decision
for a year or two.
The Oklahoma case. which was az.
gued Wednesday is on appeal from the
supreme court Of oklahoma which
sustained the bank guaranty law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

streams Of opposite directions. AS they
pass each other at tremendous speed
they attract each other and in the col
nsions that occur particles are torn
from each star The two wounded
suns pass on their several ways but
the particles coaiesce and form third
body-a thing of terrific heat ana en-
ergy
These are the bodies known to as
tronomers as Temporary stars Ow-
ing to the heat evolved in its birth,
such body explodes and is finally
dissipated into atomic dust.
Prof. Biekerton asserts that his
theory while successfully accounting
for the appearance Of temporary stars.
proves also that continual reiuye-
nescence of the cosmic system is in
frogress thus giving evidence Of the
eternal character of the universe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
CONDITION or WHEAT.

Washington. Dec. o.-The area in
the United States sown to winter
wheat this fall is estimated by the
crop reporting board Of the United
States department of agriculture to be
per cent more than the revised esti-
mated area in the fall OF 1909, eQuiya-
lent to an increase Of $4,000 acres.
the indicated total being 34,4s5,00O
acres.
The area sown this fall to rye Is es-
tiniated at 1.2 per cent less than the
revised estimated area sown in the fan
of 1909, equivalent to a decrease Of
25,OO0 acres. the indicated total area
being 2,13S,OOO acres
The condition on December I OF rye
was 92.6, against g4l in 1902 S7.6 In
1908 and 9S.5 the ten-year average.
Area and condition BY states follow: