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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
NAGEL AND WiCKERSHAM
RETURN FROM ALASKA

Seattle, Sept Secretary OF Com
merce and Labor Charles Nagel and
Attorney General George W. Wicker
sham. who have just returned from
Alaska. departed for the east after
the Arctic club smoker in their honor
tonight.
Mr. Nagel smiled when he was told
today Of the report from Washington
that his department was making ex-
periments With demonstrating the fur
seal in fresh water.
W have proved that seal pups
may be raised by hand he said. and
We nave bottle fed babies at Wash
ington. but We have no idea whether
fur grown in fresh water would be
valuable. The sealers kim more mother
seals than Ne AN breed on the rock
cries. That is tho whole seal diff
Guilty
Mr. Nagel said tina, the floating
court, which was conveyed from one
town to another on the Alaska coast
Z n a revenue cutter, had been a great
success.
The great trouble with Alaska" he
said. lis difficulty OF communication.
We in Washington are too far away
from Alaska to keep in touch with af-
fairs and there ought to be a concen-
tration of authority-some one 10
make a decision on the p
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
PHONE II.

and q ladies quartette composed Of
Mrs. g. a. Frank. first soprano Mrs.
Roy Mcdonald. second soprano. Mrs
". r. Lyons. first alto and Mrs
Hugh }. Collins. second alto viii sing
Pretty Primrose Flowers. MIS-
Frank viii also sing 2 solo. "Lenora,
which IS ane al the prettiest selections
in the popular voealists extensive
repertoire. Miss Nicholas sill De the
accompanies Tor the special musical
numbers and special music viii be
rendered L. accompany the pictures
by the famous Pastime orchestra. I'D
by Director Julian J. Steyskal the tai-
ented violiuist.
Uniformed Woodmeu al the World
Will aificiate as ushers Tor the even-
ing The rrst show will begin
promptly 1:i5. More than l.0ae
tickets have already been sold h
the Weodmen of the World and Che
indications are that the Pastima VII
he crowded 10 capacity at an shows
Those who ere unable Ia secure
tickets from the Woodmen mas So
cure them "a the Pastime box Office
az am time NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
big show end the many extra fe'i-
ures there viii be- no raise in prices
Ten cents uill bus any sest in The
house
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

the extent OF the progressive repub.
lican victory.
Returns from forty out OF seventy
one counties gave La Toilette an APP
! proxImate majority of 10000 votes.
That United states Senator La Fol
lette viii have two-thirds OF the re-
publican votes at the platform CON
pention at Madison, on September -,
or enough completely to control the
republican state organization. was the
statement Of senator john {. Klezsca.
his campaign manager, Tor Milwaukee
county.
Frank r Fucker u NeilsviIle.
though dead. has been nominated on
the la Toilette state ticket for attor-
ney general by "a plurality of 10000
Tucker was drowned in a mysterious
manner in the Fox river at Oshkosh
last THURSDAY morning when ne was
supposed 10 be on his way to catch a
train.
Il WAS TOO late in the "a 81 10
substitute another name in place
and Charles H. C%rowHhart. manager
Of the La Toilette campaign. sent word
to voters throughout the state. 10 cast
their suffrage for Tucker. with the
idea O. having the state central com
mittee later substitute another man in
fuckers place.
a sensation in connection with
fuckers candidacy was the discovery
AT Madison that a large number IF
stamped envelopes belonging 10 the
We're used in sending out some
Of fuckers campaign literature
Tucker denied that he had any con
Heetion with the deal and declared il.
WAS a "frame-up by some Of his
enemies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
SPLENDID MUSICAL
PROGRAM At THE
v. Q. v. BENEFIT
Most Talented Artists of City
WIN Participate in Perform
ance at PaStime Theater To-
morrow Night.

It Is doubtful is the people IT Az
ouguerque have ever before had the
opportunity 90 attend such q SPLEEN
Oh show Tor the small sum Of ten
cents as viii be given AZ she Pasuime
theater tomorrow night. the occasion
being the Woodmen of the World
benefit for the degree team a. that
well-known fraternal organization In
addition 20 the regular Pastime pro-
gram. which Is always the bsSr oh
ainable in the countr.. q number Of
talented musicians viii assist. render
ING vocal p Instrumental selections
Intern ssions AIR Roy C.
wilson viii sine Greeting 10 sprine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
RIBB0NERS
SEEKING A DRY
CONSTITUTION
Territorial Convention Of
Woman'S Christian Temper
anCe Union at Las Cruces Is
Well Attended.
Especial corre.posd,uoe TO Morning IounsiI

Las Cruces. \. N. sept 6-The
Womgns Christian Temperance union
of New Mexico. which is assem- hled iu
il It's twenty-aeventh annual conten-
tiou 20 las cruces. with h~eadQuar-
tiers s the First Methodist church.
Is anticipating one If the most sue
cessfll sessions. AIRS : e. Nutter
president. sd Albuquerque presiding
Most of the general officers ana sew
eral territorial superint,udtnis were
present as welI as delegates from
different unions in different parts %.
the territory.
Much good work was accomplished
during the season. department work
being fuly discussed hs the members.
The department ~ legislation was
considered one of thc most important
O push NJ the present time inas-
much ss the white rhbousrs are
working in various WAYS for prohibit
tion statehood
AIRS Katherine p Patterson. "a
tional superintendent and superinteu-
dent of spanish work gave AN inter
esting address in the forenoon.
Tonight will he known as velcom
night and the following program win
be rendered Mrs : g Nuttrr presid-
inc
welcome song LOYAL Temperance
Leg ou
Hyma
scripture lesson and PRAYER Mrs
X b Patterson.
Music. male quartette
Address o. WciI0me His Honor u
$ Youus mayor 81 las cruces
Res Lansing Bloom for y - e.
Music male auartette.
Rec ttfisn Miss Englewrieht
D. e. o. Sung
Professor D. "a W1snes superin-
tendeur of schools. Cor education
Professor Hiram Chadisy Zoe ceun-
h schools
Attorney ~ A sutherland r-
Civic ieague.
Music.
Fey 81 E roulks Tor Ministerial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
LENGTHY SESSION or
THE PROBATE COURT

Hon Fiiomcno Mora. probate judge
~ BeTnaliHo county. held a lengthy
session 81 the probate court yestef-
day. aqjournIug in the afternoon IN.
IN Monday October 3. 1910.
The bond oil Isl bel c. de- Springer.
admi %nistratrlx or the estate of Henry
Springer. deceased Waa filed and mp
proved The administrator APP
pointed Louis Springer and the cour,
appointed Leonardo Hunick apprais-
efs of tho said estate. The petition
81 Thomas Grie.o 10 bee appointed
administrator o the estate OF Flo
mena Griego. decreased. was approved.
AS was also a bond nf $4,000. The
petition of susan T.. perea Co De app
pointed administrators If the es-
tate Of Jose tines Perea. deceased.
was approved SIS was = bond OF So
600. The hearing IN the Lane es-
tate matter WAS continued until
November. Tile report of Maria El-
n y. dc Apedaca. fSrcutrix OF the
estate OF Apodaca Molina. deceas-
was approved The final report
at Marin Elina NuHues dc Apoda H..
fHEA NAHAHN 'N NNf ENNNhNH NA ANNMNN
Apndaoa 81 Molint was uled and Mon
dny November = 1870 WINS SGT as
the date for hearing on The same
The final report Of Eduardo san
chez aud Jesus A%podaoa. admimiftrs-
tors nf the estate Of Maria Bsnigna
StnrllUnss deceased. was filed and
~ ndaf. November g.. 1910. was set
lor q he1riug on the same The petit
tion oi Matlda SCHUYLER 90 be ap-
pointed administrttor of the estate of
Harmon u SCHUYLER. decreased. was
approved administrsuiN Co Serve
Nlthnut bond THE administrators
. upointed Robert London and Tho
court %apupintcui Thomas Werner ape
pflisets uf the estate. In the matter
thc estate ol Martc Girard. de-
ceased. e. waiver ot rights as lcgAtce
or eNcCutr.x WAS filed b., Mary Mann
Biassi- and the petition of Frances
Drasoie 90 De appointed %admin.str8-
triN of thc said estate WAS approved
administrative TO serve Without bond
The administrative appointed Mike
o shea and the our appointed john
Motzenbaeker appraisers OF the es-
The petition of Apoiuniu cas-
uilo to bc appointed guardian of
Adelaido Castillo ami Trinidad Cas-
tillo minors was approved. the guar
dian to serve without bond The viii
Luis1 Moutota de- Duran. deceased
,vss presented for probate and Nom
day November 1910 set as the date !
for IL hearing ON the same The re-
..mH " rH LL.....Mm H HH. a.n. Q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
CONDITIONS ARE
GENERALLY FAVORABLE

Washington sept crop grow
ing conditions during tbe past week
have been generally favorable
throughout the country. according Go
the National Weekly weather bulletin
issued todRt by ihe department %
agriculture. Tho report SAYS
In The corn CROWNS states good
rains occurred in practically al dis
trlctS which were hcnefciRi Boz che
main. especially ln D extreme west
crn snu the eastern portions but
Il The central portions % d. belt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
G0OO GOVERNMENT
CLUB STANDS
FOR PROGRESS
Bi-Partisan Organization IN
Taos County Demands Use of
English in the Public Schools.
Ispselsl corre.pand.nes % NemIas JeurnaII

Virsylvnia. Taos county. n. NJ.
sept IA semi-secret organization
has been formed bp O. number OF AM
erllon ana native voters looking to
the welfare of the new state 81 New
MrNtco. called the Good Government
club De membership is about
equally divided between the two par
Hes Do Was decided that whore there
ls no good reason to oppose candi-
dato each man is left free 10 his
party phoice hut when after an hon
est discussion co q candidates atti-
tule be is decided hy u vote of - per
cent oft the club members To oppose
his election au members are pledged
tn vote against MIN. when the tc-
cent republican convention nominated
its ticket some Thought THAI should
The democrats nauie 81 man from the
north end ol ra0s county the club
should support him This the demo-
crafts did not do and had IL not been
for tvo things Fred Meyer would
have received the vote OF the club.
ln tne democratic convention they
frew ur resolutions regrcttine that
.N "" ' Hf. fNA .'t NNr go Aft"
1ud white in English in order Ca hold
office Then one 90 the democrats
candidates bon CD public speech attack
the hool laN because % required
English to boz taught snd stated THAR
nasmu,h ~ the original tongue here
spanish the schools shotid no
aHsht in thar language Al q meet
ius held Yesterday tho Good Govern
eut club passed thc following resol1-
zion
Believing that ua cannot have q
united country unless We have one
lanEurec nni, and as the Englsh
the iutcuc OF the nation
shall oppose the election to any F.
lllre of ANS person who advocates
-Hr %tetcnirr ef another language in
schools aui also oppose the eiec
lion te trr orrcc OF those who can-
lnt speak The tongue of our great
'untrf tnd whereas the democrats ,
H arf'en. aua one candidate in
pubi, address hsV taken O. stand
lgalnsr rnf progress Idea ue shall
oppose py ai honorable means the
lection "f their .tndidates 90 the
institutional convention
Thc resolutions passed hy a fun
.'ie Every iemecrat present rrom-
s+i ts aid BOZ the election OF the ne
uhltcan rauaidntcs
q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
STATE DEPUTY WILL
TELL ABOUT THE
CONVENTION
O. N, Marion TO Make Report
on Quebec Gathering OF
Knights Of Columbus at Meet
ing Of Albuquerque Council
Tonight

state Deputy o X. Maroon al me
knights Of Columbus win render an
interesting report % the meeting OF
the Knights 81 Columbus tonight re-
garding the natiopal convention Of
the knights of Columbus held IN
Quebec IN August. Mr. Maroon att
tended the convention as the repre-
sentative Of New Mexico councils. In
addition To the talk about the Quebec
convention there viii be cher inter-
esting features and IL is expected that
the meeting tonight win De well at
tended hy local and visiting members
4 social hour will follow the meet
ing and an appetising lunch win be
served hy q special caterer.
Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you car get a bottle OF
chamhcriain's Iiuiment for twenty
cents. \ piece 81 flannel damp
cned with this Eminent Is superior 70
ans plaster Tor lame back. pains in
the side and chest. and much cheaper
Sold hy AN druggists.
-
Rome bowls Airdome tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
Aged ForlN-Nincr Dcad.

santa Monica. Cal, Sept. 7.-Abbot
Robinson. a "forty-niner." who came
10 California via the Isthmus Of Pan
anna on the same ship which brought
Coils p. Huntington. died here today.
aged So.
A strong friendship sprung up be-
tween the two men N the voyage. and
when Mt. Huntington opened his store
IN Sacramento-his first business ven
lure on the coast-Mr Robinson en-
tered his employ later becoming his
private secretary when he became Il
railroad magnate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
LOSING
IN VALENCIA
Luna Says They Did Not Cast
as Many Votes This Tire as
They Did at Last Election Al
though the Vote Was Larger.

According to Soiomsn Luna. who
returned 20 the city from Valencia
county last night. the Democrats in
that county are losing ground. In the
last prior election Mr.. Luna said The
Democrats cast ESQ votes out OF a
total % 1904
DO the election Tuesday when
/ S04 votes are pollca !a the county
said Mr. Luna the democrats had
only 1876. n this in the face Of the
TACT that they had given out that they
would make e considerable increase.
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The big neV audeville and pictures
az the Airdomc tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
FOR SALE

Ranch Of 50 acres. known as Rec
Ranch. neal Alameda; good improve
ments. under ditch.
Ranch Of 3tA acres. known IS
Hunt Ranch. one mile north Of cis'
good improvements: fine orchaTds
snd small fruits under ditch.
IS acres OF unimproved land ens
mile north Of city. but under diicn
and 50 S~aijisaiiun
II YOU want a ranch Il will pay yea
10 investigate above. Prices ana
terms reasonable.
JOHN 4. WHITE Attomey-at-ia"'
Cromwell Bldg. Albuquerque. =. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
SEN iTOR BURROWS BEATEN
BADLY IN MICHIG N

Detroit. sept. 5.-More complete
returns from yesterdays primaries
give Charles =. Townsend of jackson
q plurality of 10000 owe senator J.
Burrows for republican nomination
for United States senator. Charles :
osbornes lead for the republican
suhernatorial nomination is also In
creased.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
MEAD LEADS IN VERMONT
BY PLURALITY OF Il 600

White River Junction, VI. sept. q.
Complete returns for the election
Of governor in the rs election dis
tricts give.
Mead, republican. 35.206. Watson.
democrat. 11.220. Mead's plurality.
II $50. In laos Prouty's plurality
was 2g.645.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

! filled. hang ia clusters of four and
five in great profusiom There VIII Be
no dcaTth Of this table necessity il
the farmers viii AXE the hint
Broom Corn.
While the broom corn has several
weeks in which 10 mature. at present
it shows but little promise Of PROV
ing a satisfactory broom CROP for
this wear. There is an abundance If
fodder. tons and tons Of it, bat il is
quite evident that the corr has been
planted Too thickIy 10 bring the best
results. The assertion is proven by
the fac that where an occasional
stalk is Isolated from the others the
tassel Is showing finely.
The Pea Crop l. Boantifuf.
Outside OF the beets perhaps the
pea crop shows the best. Ii is past
the ability of the writer to adequate
ly express himself on the wonderful
showing this particular crop is MAX
ing The pods are well filled and
there seem TO be almost as many mods
as peas and many blossoms as pods.
The vines are thick. and IL the crop
we're simply used for fertilizug il
would prove "a magnificent invest
ment.
Corn Enough, for All Colfax County.
The corn. wen just go down and see
it, il you are fond of roasting ears.
YOU win see sufficient to render three
doses Of Nutting's pain balm OF i'm
mediate value. The. do look good.
sufficient to supply every wom-
and child in Colfax county with
ears until they cry "nuff. Consider
ing the fact that every morsel of The
leaf and stalk will make the best OF
and thus put cream in the
OF the Ration creamery. and
good homemade butter on our tables.
may say with reason il pays to
'arm in Coifax county.
Millet Growing in PERCUSSION.
Mlliet. eight acres Of il. on the
west side OF tine track Is growing in
wild PERCUSSION. While il shows about
.hree tons to the acre. there is little
question that the final yield viii
exceed this amount
One thing that speaks well Tor the
experiment. is the fact that diy-farm-
ne products. as garden and feed
rops are Of considerably greater value
han those grown by irrigation. re-
the same increased proper
81 nutriment Of the native
RAISES.
While Mr. Turner has devote con-
iderable time To the station duringt
he present year, he expects to put
n an additional fifty acres next year
nj ra.se crops that viii make US al
ske notice.
He states beyond question il has
clearly demonstrated tina under
be most favorable conditions as rel !
rain and sod. a dry farm
/ Colfax county is a money maker
hat unQuestionahly a q sugar fac
must come 10 our vicinity and
lat one man can successfully work
ne hundred and twenty acres. II sou r
elieve the above report. now is q 4
time to invest. 8
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

alliance and the convention church.
Mrs ". C.. Buell. secretary l. T. l..
for Loyal Temperance legion.
Mrsr. f. \. Hull. president Local
union for W. G. +. L..
Music.
Response To- address Of welcome.
Mrs. Adella A scott Tucnmeari
Special music.
Silver Offering
Benedicti0n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
Big Maiorities ia Colfax.
f1peciai Dispatch 20 The Morning journal

Ration 81 Al. Sept THE entire
republican ticket was elected 10 Coi-
fax county yesterday. with majorities
running from leo9 20 1890
Whose elected are a.. y Roberts ~
E.aton; Norman Bartlett &C Nermelo.
p J. OBrien 81 Ration: George Brown
ct Ration. Charles springer of CHM
arfnn and Francisco Caeno ~ Ration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

warmer weather Is expected
Throughout the districts west and
including the Rocky Mountain region.
the weather continued very dry ex-
.cept in portions Of the northern noun
tain sections and locally over the
southern plateau ia the fruit grow
Ing districts of California and other
states " fhe west. the weather was
GENERALLY Favorable fos maturing
gathering and drying the several
products.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

Carrlzor0l n NJ Sept ..-J0hnI
Canning and A. A. Arason. republic
cans. and andrew Hudspeth. demo-
crat. appear 70 have been easily elect
Cd deisgates IN Lincoln county. There
was no opposition 90 the fusion tickefl
%slthough the vote poiled Was Yeryi
liFht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
catron FINAL, Make~ Good Run in
santa Ic.

Santa Re. a. NJ. sent 5-Thomas
H. Catrou and George W Prltchard
II the republican ticket IN Santa re
county. are shown by the complete
return 10 have been elected uy safe
maiorities with the rest Of the repuh-
iean ticket. only one precinct re-
mains 10 be heard from. san iidcfon-
but IL is nuthornuyely stated that
"A win give republican majorities rats-
Up from N ~ -. THE figures are
sa follows
Repuhlionnn-pnnkcY. 1875; sena
1859. ortrga. 1898 Prtchard 1916
Catron lg1s. nemocrats-Delg1do.
1sTs. Cartwright. 1850; Roihnl ilei
Hynd. 1854, LauRhlfn. ilt2
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
Boy Killed by Thrown Rail

Washington. sept. a.-Failure to
catch a basebaH thrown swiftly by his
brother in practice today resulted
in tn death of Edward W. 4oge.
aged l. years The ball struck the
boy on the right temple.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

MI Garcia IL employed in the Jon de-
nartment az This paper Atr. and
Mrs Garcia LETT last night FOR the
city az Mexico Mt Garcis's Old home
whore tney win spend their honey
moon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
Republican, Win IN bona n County
Especial dispatch 20 The Morning Jouusail

las Cruces n ~. sept sHn"
Ana county bY & good majority mas
elected the entire ticket ol repubii~
can delegates % the constitutional
convention The successful candi
dates are Judge Frank ". Parker
Isldoro Armlio. C r Miller ana Prot
" Il Garrison Of the agricultural col
iege
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

Stylish narses sad buggfes fur-
nlshee on short notice by ". l. Trim
bic q Co. ia n. Second strerl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
DEAD MAN NAMED
FOR OFFICE IN
WISCONSIN
Unfortunate Candidate in Pdm-
any Election Drowned Before
He Leans of His Ten Thou
sand Plurality
fB' ssr.is. A~u-.-I sB-si.i L-...< sl-I

MiWaukee sept Returns from
Tuesday : primaries are coming in 80
slowly from the remote districts that
i now appears il wlu be several asgs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
Torrance Rolls Up Good majority.
Ispeslal plspaach 10 she NofnLnE IournaIl

Estancia, y AZ. sept The re-
publican candidates for delegate won
easily in Torrance county. although
the vote was q very ilght one. NOT two
thirds Of the registration Mcintosh
received ESQ majority Mcdonald $50
majority. and G~allegos. 1875 This
county went strongly democratic two
years ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08
IHE NEAL is THe ONLY CUE FoR HE DRINK HABI1

An internal treatment. n hypodermic injections with a bond sud
contract q cure JOG. perfectly. In THREE DAYS The Neal institute MO
Vhaes the eooforts OF a refined home 70 an patients. The treafment =
OF the CONTRACT and free BookIet.
THE NEAL INSTITUTE. uo.~-, x. Nextra
e'rp'one vi Edward SeydeL Mgr. BI2 North second suso]
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-08

Santa Re. n. 81, Seut Isl notficial
reports from Mora county show That
the result win be- vera clase. but thar
IN the republican candidates will be
Eafeiy elected