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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
A HEARTY LAUGH
Being the days best Joke from the news
exchanges.

A Baltimore man tells Success of an
address made to some children in that
city by a member of the board of
trustees.
"My young friends" said the speak
or. "let me urge upon you the necessity
not only of reading good books, but
also of owning them, so that you may
have access to them at all times.
"Why, when l was young man, l
used frequently to work all night to
earn money to buy books, and Thea get
I'm before daylight to read them"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
COMMENTS ON RIPLEY

Editor Herald: The interview pub
lishcd in The Herald December 20 OF
+. p. Ripley, president of the Santas te
railroad. bespeaks the owner. of the
pay-as- -yOu-enter car to crude nnlsh.
To have Il few men with such beautl-
fully advanced ideas as to what con-
gress and President Taft and Colonel
Roosevelt should do for the railroads
so that their autOCratic officials could
more sWelter in luxury from railroad
rcceints not declared i'm dividends to
stockholders would indeed make this
a glorious country to live i'm and Ger
tainly to be enjoyed by the vast ma
tority OF milliOnaires. CriNe-yon-a-Il-
brary Carnegie, Bet-you-a- million
Gates. Give-a-millon-to to- Baptist-chUrch
John y. Cand raise the price of oil d
day to make it up), D--the-pnblic
Vanderbilt. Wouldn t-lve-in-A America
Astor (they are all pigs there), and a
few more of the great get-rlch-qulck-
never -mind-hOW squad would certainly
enjoy living in j. Plerpont Morgan 5
private city Of New York. Any strike
it-rich and-buy-a egislature senator
or congressman would do well being on
the interstate committee, even if they
rob the government sugar trust or the
beef leather, copper, tin, tobacco,
flour, cloth, express, Pullman. tele-
graph, telephone. ateel and steal, etc,
etc, trusts rob the people daily. Grand
idea of Ripley's eliminating Taft and
Roosevelt from presidential possibil-
tiles in 1912 and limiting at Harmon
and Wilson Such backing would kill
the chances Of the latter two and nom
mate one of the former by the great
working dinner pail majority. Ripley
is coming to California late if he thinks
TO enter politics He should have taken
a hint from William Herrin's Southern
Pacific experience last fall, and the
special train on the Santa Fe, made
up of two sets of private cars, the
presidents and general managers,
would have contained secretaries
enough to have prepared more pal
atable printing stuff for the public.
II. b. KAUFMAN.
T.nE Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
CLOSE THE BALLINGER INCIDENT

y EGARDLESS OF mistakes that Clifford
X Pinchot may or may not have made, he is
= y right in his demand that congress take Off
eal aeton 4 on the Banger ing report l1 L 1t may be
to a discussion of it and that the matter has ceased
TO be of public interest. Everyone knows that the
report withheld because Of the effect it would
have on the election, but the truth OF the matter
that its bearing on the election was fixed be-
fore the committee finished its labors Congress
ordered the work done. 1t was carried out, and
now congress should dispose of the matter form
ally.
1t naturally is supposed that congress is divided
was the committee; that a majority OF the Re-
pubcans lean toward Ballinger while the insur-
gents and most Of the Democrats Censure him.
An actual decision is not likely to change the
fixed opinions either side, but the incident ought
to be closed in proper form
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
A POEM WORTH WHILE
THE HILLS OF DIRE.
BY FIONA MACLEOD

Across the silent stream
Where the slumber shadows CO.
From the dim blue Hills of Dream
I have heard the west wind plo"'
Who hath seen that fragrant lano'
Who hath seen that unscanned west?
Only the listless hand
And the unpulsing breast.
Rut when the west wind blows
see moon lances gleam
Where the Host of Faerie flows
Athwart the Hills of Dream
And a strange song have heard
By shadowy stream
And the singing of a snow-White plrd
on the Hills of Dream.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
CLEAN WINDOW LAW URGED

Editor Herald: 1t would be Very
much appreciated by a roomer of a
rooming house if the city fathers
would request or compel the landladies
to clean the window panes and put up
lace curtains, as some would like to
put up holly wreaths. but the dust
that would surround the wreath would
put it to shame. | think the nlble
says: Godliness and cleanliness go to-
gether. a ROOMER.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
DUAL WIFE IS TOO MUCH

y EMO will please take notice that a Kansas
X City man has come forth with new
ground for divorce. He demands marital
release on the allegation that he has an uncanny
wife. The burden OF his charge is that she claims
ability to separate her spirit from her body and
send it out on the trail OF her spouse. He doesn't
know whether it is really so, but it worries him TO
have the wrath of wife haunting him on his
travels, and then to have to go home and face her
in the flesh and besides he isn't sure that it is
truthful and reliable ghost.
Apparently the wife has belief in what she al
leges her spirit tells her and according to his COM
plant all the results have been realistic. He de-
cares he wants to dodge the necessity OF having to
face ghostly accusation when it is backed up by
$50 pounds Of feminine bone and sineW.
On the other hand the woman admits that her
soul does follow him wherever he goes. Evident
ly for ordinary houseWork, like cooking dinner or
darnng the family stockings by Iampght no soul
is required and she is willing to let it wend its
own way as a shadowy detective. a decision in
the case will at least establish precedent,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
CALL FOR LETTERS

The editor of the Letter Box has re-
ceived a letter for Z. NJ. Johnson and
another for Mrs. F. any e. Green. If
these persons will send their addresses
to The Herald the letters will be for
warded.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Mrs. Philip Snowden, the English suffraoette
lecturing in America, bewails the fact that it is
hard TO interest women in the cause here because
the men are more favorable to woman suffrage
than are the women themselves. Possibly that IS
because they are the real bosses
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
WHAT OTHERS SAY

AN AUTHORITY ON THE SUBJECT
There is at least this to say for Col.
Bryan's obituary of Col. Roosevelt. Col
Brvan knows what it is to be dead
Topeka Capital,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Evidently congress wants to prod into the
Lorimer whiteWash to see if a durable quality
was used.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Old lack Frost showed that he was the first
aid 70 the roaring flame by freezing up the water
pipes at CincinnaG's bic fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Mrs. Ada F. c. Adriance, who forgot to de-
clare necklace worth $500 when she arrived
from Europe, has paid S17065 in penalties This
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

We have to admire the theatrical press agent
because he at least has acquired the art of being
obtrusivcy pleasing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22
MANY EX'S.

MANY EX'S.
March 4. 1911 will look like an alb
strIse calculation, at Washington with
the city so full of eX's.-Boston Ad-
VertiSer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

That dove oi peace surely is a naughty bird if
it docs not sit up and take notice Of Carnegies
IS1OOOOOOO
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Ii Santa Claus wants to make a real hit with
the Angelenos let him appear here this time with
out his furs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

City Prosecuting Attorney Eddie appears in
the role Of official censor of the stage All naughty
plays will please cancel their dates
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

The east is worrying over the problem OF re,
storing worn out farm lands. We can supply them
with plenty OF the brand new variety out here and
give weather guarantee with it.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

The proportion OF unmarried women in Amer
lea is growing larger each year. Is it because the
men are too dilidcnt or the girls too discriminat-
inc?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Chicago doesn't need to feel stuck up because
of that new Rockefeller gift. She doesn't have
any aviation meet or Baldwin will contest nor {
glorious climate.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

The Pittsburg chamber Of commerce has an
lnounccd that il intends to purify that city poit-
cally. 1t surely will require a big disinfectant
fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

1t is strange how the eastern papers that have
been SO busy entombing Roosevelt are still so
eager TO publish and comment all the voices
from The tomb
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

We see that Taft has organized a newspaper
cabinet out Of Washington correspondents. He
ought to stick to the old one It is heap easier
to boss.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

The vail Of the housewife now is that Christ
mas is costing so much that she won't have any
thing left to Join in the bargain rushes after Jan
uarv |.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

A potato shortage has been announced and we
oppose "spuds' will now go into the same class
With terrapin and we will have to subsist cheap
'eNas rice.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

If the national pure food law is amended to
include tobacco, the day may come again when we
can gel 10 cents worth OF satisfaction out OF a 10
cent cigar.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-22

Beyond the thrills there is the tense interest
IN seeing the wonderful progress that has been
made IN year. The aerOplane no longer is toy,
and IS approaching the stage of being a public
utility more rapidly than the automobile did in it's
first years.
Mrs Philip SnoWden, the English suffrapette
lecturing in America bewails the fact that # is
lard to interest women in the cause here because
the men are more favorable to woman SUFFRAGE
than are the women themselves. Possibly that is
because they are the real bosses
Mrs. Ada F c Adriancc. who forgot to de-
clare a necklace worth $500 when she arrived
from Europe, has paid S17O63 in penalties. This
IS getting 1t where she hopes to wear the orna-
lment.
The east is worrying over the problem OF re,
storing Worn out farm lands We can supply them
with plenty OF the brand new variety out here and
give weather guarantee with it.
Chicago doesn't need to feel stuck up because
Of that new Rockefeller gift She doesn't have
any aviation meet or Baldwin will contest nor a
glorious climate.
1t is strange how the eastern papers that have
been SO busy entombng Roosevelt are still so
eager TO publish and comment all the voices
from the tomb.
A potato shortage has been announced and we
suppose "spuds' will now go into the same class
with terrapin and we will have to subsst on cheap
/ Texas rice.
II the national pure food law is amended to
include tobacco, the day may come again when we
can gel 10 cents worth OF satisfaction out OF 10
cent cigar.
We see thar Taft has organized newspaper
cabinet out Of Washington correspondents. He
ought to stick TO the old one. It is a heap easier
ito boss.
The vail Of the housewife now is that Christ
mas is costing 50 much that she won't have any
thing left to oin in the bargain rushes after jan
iuary L.
The Pittsburg chamber of commerce has an
lnounced that il intends to purify that city poit-
cally. 1t surely will require a big disinfectant
fund.
The proportion of unmarried women in Amer
Iica is growing larger each year. Is it because the
men are too dffidcnt the girls too discriminat-
ling?
City Prosecuting Attorney Eddie appears in
the role Of official censor Of the stage. All naughty
plays will please cancel their dates.
II Santa Claus wants to make real hit with
the Angelenos let him appear here this time with
out his furs.
That dove d peace surely is a naughty bird if
it does not sit up and take notice of Carnege's
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
ANOTHER MAN HELD
ON BLACKHAND
CHARGE
v, L. Mabfy Ranch Hand at
Roswell Must Face Grand
Jury For Attempt to Extort
Money From Butcher,

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Roswell. \. NJ. June 1.-Two more
arrests were made Yesterday in the
ease in which Lycurgus H. Johnson, ~
Ncfl known q ttlen1ttn ana sheen
grower. MS made the object of q
blackmail scheme. Y. l.. Mahry and
Walter smith, employees a. the Oasle
ranch. were the men placed under
They were given hearings
yesterday afternoon before Justice \.
i. Wclter ana the preliminary trial
resulted in smiths discharge from
any connection with the case and in
Alabry being bound over to the grand
Jury under q bond of $500. To answer
10 the charge Of assisting Lee Smith
writing y threatening letter To Mr..
Johnson with the purpose Of distort-
ing money from him. Lee Smith q
viewed examination two days before
and was bound over I'm the sum Of
S54Q. The letter received by Mir.
Johnson stated that the writer and
others knew hat he was guilty
Of killing unclean cattle and told him
10 leave a check at a local bank. pay
lble to wv. II. Barker n fictitious
Igmc, end the parties would say
nothing of their knowledge. Through
the aid OF the bankers, u trap was
laid resulting in the arrests mon
ioned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
WILL OXFORD GOODS
UNDERSTAND "AMERlCAN?'


Especial Dispatch to The Morning Jonrnall
santa Fc. y. NJ. June t0.-Mcm-
hc1e OF tho American school of Arch
aeolcgy were much Interested in the
Jews given them today by a reporter
NJ the New McNican that an oxford
University girl was on her way here
to study American archae0loeN. II
Yves stated on good authority that as
long aeO ue December 1909, Director
r.. J. Hewetf rc lived II ~communica-
ton from o-ford that two Young
latlios . rt'hN that institutions
wished to come herc during the sum
mertp take summer school work.
Their intention it seems. is TO study
the Friioles en- dwellings where it is
eaid the school win omen for The sum
MGR eerlv IN Julv. The exact late or
plans viii probably he announced
the return of nil ector HeWctt
Who is eXnccted. to arrive in Santa Fe
today or tomorrow.
Much s%peculation as to the Kind 90
English the oxford girls will talk is
rife. 1t Is known that Prof. J.. Nei-
son Fraset, q; graduate OF oxford.
end now heed of the Normal school
in bombay, India, was faI from well
versed' i'm the American language
9nd did not know what was meant
when nc was asked If he M made
e. date To dine He WAS also nom
pln sscG hy other Americanisms or
American slang such as n am tickled
10 death, and II want what Is COM
ing t. me" on his part MI. Fraser
contributed = few useful English OK
pressions snch os n have @ Villainous
COUGH and 'thc weather is fiend-
ighly cold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
CATTLE MEN HAVE
GOOD SUPPLY
Of COIN
Banks In Pecos Valley Carrying
Fifty Per Cent of Deposits
Sheep Men Report 80 Per Cent
Lamb Crop flaming Good


Especial Correspondence ta Morning Journal
Carlsbad. y. NJ. June 10.-The Pc
COS country Is still shipping cattle as
rapidly as The railroad can take them
out The cattlomcn are already square
with tine merchant and banker and
have a. surplus Ca their credit besides.
which viii be much increased hl the
time the last load FOR the season leaves
the pens. The banks sire carrying 81
the present time over so per cent of
their deposits. Which indicate that the
cewman has brought m "a great deal
oft money me last few weeks
The rlugc conditions are not OF the
best. though Tar Netter thar "a Year
ago No general rain has fallen since
last Ill1. and There are places that
are Ner, drr and have little grass
Stock. however, IS la inir condition
for this season eft The veal and the
b. about the average.
The shecpnleu have done very we'll
t.lis season. The iamh crop has beer
very good. one outflt reporting 50 per
cen Shcariug has hccn Ia progress
and wool is coming into the stations.
ln Eddy county the sheep industry =
graninE iu Importance The dry farm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
Lfve M1ps From Mew Mexico and arizona
What's Doing aOver the Great Southeast

or Is crowdine the cowman much more
seriously than the sheepnten.
Il IL beyond comprehension how
farming has developed on the Pccos
slope the past few years. Dry farm
ing has taken possession Of the lands
on the east side Of the river ana de-
%velopment has been 50 rapid and APP
p%aremtly permanent that Ii railroads
have taken notice Of IL and are reach
Ing out with new lines to accommo-
date the business that Is developing
through what WAS At one time con
sidercd merely an excuse for grazing
ii few head Of cattle. Along the Pc
COS river and its tributaries from Fort
Summer 10 the north through the on
tire valley IN New Mexico aud in Tex
as surface waters md underground
waters are being more and more de-
'Yciopcd. ANA the population is inercas-
ing very rapidly
So much new land has been brought
.uudcr cultivation the past year thai
the question of labor for taking care
Of the crops this year has become a
very serious one. The farmers arc
needing men 10 chop cotton at the
present time ANA cannot get them.
The alfalfa farmer with improved ma
chincry, is doing the best he can with
little on no hired help. The reason for
this is that all the people who havc
moved To the valley located on land
ana went to farming Tor themselves.
No lahorers, even Mexicans. have come
in in any considerable numbers the
past few Years.
Conditions IN the valley are excel
lent. The weather IN April was cool
and crops did not grow rapidly, but
with warm weather everything is COM
Ing rignt to the front. Indications are
that this season win he the hanner
year of The Pecos valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
LAS VEGAS MAN IS
BADLY CLAWED
BY EAGLE
Don Mafgafito Romero Undef-
taxes to DemoIiSh Huge Bird
With Pocket Knife; Finds Big
Job on His Hands.

Especial Dispatch 10 tie Morning Journal
Las Vegas, ~. NJ, June 10.-Don
Marearito Romero. proprietor of the
e porvenir hotel, in the mountains
near Las Vegas. was badly clawed by
Il huge eagle late Wednesday after
noon. when he undertook to XIII tha
pird with a pocket knife. Romero
saw the eagle perchcd on n tree and
Knocked it off with a stone. The bird
was stunned by the ian to the ground
aud Romero attempted to decipitate il
with a pocket knife. The eagle de-
cidod 10 die eamcly. however. and.
started to claw the hunter In q fer
ocious manner. Romero WAS forced to
cali for assistance, and but for the
timely arrival Of nearby woodchoppers
would doubtless have been seriously
injured. The bird was demolished
with an axe ana was brought to Las
Vegas. where it viii be mounted and
placed ON exhibition. II measures
seven feet from tip 70 tip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11

Incorporation papers were filed to-
day IN the office OF Territorial Sec
rotary Jaffa 10y the Mutual Building
and Loan association Of Santa re,
whose charter had expired by Time
limitation. The calitalization is S200,-
001 divided into 1,0e6 shares. The in
corporators are. r. T.. Sturges, y
shares; j. q. schumann. 20 shares; T..
II Hanna. 10 shares. Frank owen, {
shares, John G. McConvery, Z shares
". II. Kerr. 10 sh Tres; r. j. erich
ton, IL shares. +. g.. Wilson, 10 shares.
5. 6 Cartwright, 3 shares, these being
the directors, ana Jacob Wcltmer, a
shares. T.. l.. Wheeler. I shares. Il,
w. Barry. - shares J. 4. Wood, 10
sharNs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
PROSpICTOR BADLY Hurt
IN DEpIOEABLE ACCIDENT

Ramon Archuleta, II prospector, was
fatally injured Wednesday afternoon
by falling several hundred feet down
a deep cliff near Hermit Peak. at the
mead Of the Gallinas. Archuleta was
examining several mining claims in
the vicinity and had about completed
his work when the unfortunate acct
dent occurred. He sustained Il broken
back, fracture of both legs and a mum
her Of severe scalp wounds. The in
jured man was removed to his home
ut Los Dispensos. whore Il surgeon at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
INSPECTING HARVEY
HOUSE AT 0EMlNG
Harry Graham Of Windmill Town.
Dead From Soiiac Poisoning.


Especial Dispatch So the Morning Jouruall
Dsming. y. NJ. June ie.-E Benia-
min, superintendent Of the Harvey
system ~ eating ouses and Ford
tlarveN. will De in ncming tomorrow
inspecting tho Harvey house at this
place.
g.. IT. Sialer and wife LEFT ycstcr-
daN for Denver. colo. und kansas
City for several months vacation.
4. ". Pollard. district attorney for
LAMA county. went TO Hiilshoro last
night on legal business.
Harry Graham died "Wednesday ar
tcrnoon ~ sodiac poisoning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
TRAGIC RESULT OF
K|NOL|NG FIRE
WITH COAL OIL
Woman lowering Between life
and Death, Son Fatally Burn
ed and Home Wiped Out at
La Mesa,


~ pasn, Texas, june tea home
at IN Mesa. bona Ana county. New
Mexico. In ashes, "a woman dying from
burns boz g. hospital, her son lowering
between life and death I'm the same
institution, ana a ueighhor who tried
tp save them suffering from fright
ml burns, is the result of the attempt
of Airs. Elsterhrook IL kindlc a fire
with coal OH last night at Der home
at Ia Mesa. Her son.. Frank, was
fatally hurned and Il ncighbor. shat
fer seriously ln ih effort 20 cave
her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11

Tender Feet
y new, scientific medical toilet
tablet which
Draws ont All inflammation
and Soreness.

This remarkable foot bath remedy is
superior to Powder. Plaster or salye
n is guaranteed a. cure COINS. cal
IOuses. Bunions, Prostitutes. chill
hlains. lngrowing Nails. Tired. Aeh-
ing swollen, Nervous. Sweaty. Bad
smelling Feet.
smaller shoes Can BE Worn hy us
ing TlZ, because it puts and Keeps the
fcet in perfect condition
TIZ is for sale ct Ill druggists. -
cents per box, or direct if you wish
nom Walter LnthoI Dodge x Co.
Chicago. III.
Recommended and sold by p.
Guppe. 203 W. Central avenue. .tlbu-
qucrque, \. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
Mounted Police After Train i,ohber.

AINWIlINU FOIlNNlnNl W. y. IlUUIVN
at Carrizozo this morning
from Albuquerque ard started i'm pur-
SUN OF the train rnbher who robbed
The passengers on the El Paso ~
Southwestern passenger train No. ,
last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
ROSWELL HAS FIRE
BUG IS NOW
CERTAIN
BIazeS Recently Were
Undoubtedly Started by I'm
Known Persons According to
Chief of Department,


Roswell, y. NJ. juno 9.-That Ros-
ell has q fire bug is now the posi-
tive opinion Of Ere chief Charles
Whiteman and al his assistants.
There have been several lately show
ing that they were Intentionally
tgtted by human hands. Last night
ot 10 O'Clock two fires were reported
beth showing plainly thar they were
rfc result of malice. me fire was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11

Tho fWnoraI OF WNTlor BIefmfn.
rromincnt citizen and member Of the
T.. Romero Fire and Hose com any,
took place his afternoon from the
residence Of his hrothcr-in-laW. Isaac
Davis. on the west side. Both the II
Romero company and tho East side
fire departments attended in fun uni
form.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11

The territorial board OF education
met this afternoon at . o'clock I'm
tho office Of superintendent Of Public
Instruction j. T. CLARK at The capitol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-11
CONVICT GOES TO
SERVE OUT TIME
IN KANSAS
Governor Mills Honors ReQui-
sition for ]. S, Hale, Wanted
In SunfIoWef State for Unex-
pired Term.


Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal
santa Fe, y. NJ, June l0.-Governor
Minis today honored the reauisition Of
Governor Stubhs OF Kansas for j. y.
Hale. n convict at the territorial peni-
tertiary. whose sentence has about cN-
pircd, aud who is wanted in Kansas
for violating his parole ana leaving the
state He had been serving an indeter-
minate sentence of one to seven years
for larceny from u ps ssenacr coach,