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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
EDITOR AND LAWYER
ENGAGE IN IfF
Exchange of Personalities Take.
Up Most of the Time of Los.
Angeles Grand Jury,


ny Morning JourBa, speeiaI Leased Wire
Los Angeles. Cal. NOV. l6.-Per-
sonalities instead of evidence took Ul
"a portion Of the time today OF the
special grand jury investigating the
Times explosion. Two Witnesses We're
concerned in this phase OF the case
stanley Wilson. a Los Angeles labor
leader. and editor. and 4. N. Fielder.
organizer of the Rarbers union, also
Of Los Angeles.
Wilson, it was understood, was
asked what warrant he had for pub
fishing articles in his paper. the Of
fetal organ of organized labor in this
section. attacking the good faith of
the grand Jury and for berating Dis
trict Attorney John y. Fredericks for
having appointed Earl Rogers, the at
torney for the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' association, as q special
deputy district attorney. To assist the
grand jury in conducting the mvesti-
cation. after he had been employed
previously as q detective in the same
case.
The labor union editor was on the
stand for more than an hour and Was
followed by Fielder, who. il is said.
interrupted the placid proceedings OF
the inquisitcrs by personal tiff with
Earl Rogers
According to statements attributed
70 Fielder md published Just after the
Times explosion in The midst OF
charges and conntercharges relating
to responsibility for the alleged dyna.
hitting. it was Rogers who conducted
Mrs, Fielder through the third de-
examination" and made it so So
we're thar the woman collapsed and
was III for some time.
Whatever the personalities between
and Rogers We're. however.
they did not continue long. as the
remained in the grand jury
rocn only fifteen minutes.
Mrs. Belle LAWN was again a wit
1ess this a~fternonn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
GRANGE
MEET IMPORTANT
To WATERWAYS
Gathering at Atlantic City Ex-
pected TO Give Material
Assistance to Rivers and
1afb0rs Improvement
81 -nlng Journal Bureau,
6I3 Afunsey BuildinR.


Washington. 81. a.. Nov II,
TNe convention III tbe National
Grsnge b. Atlantic CIT. is II u1e
greatest possible importanee accora-
ms r. q o. Frisaee. siee president
n the National Rieers ana Hnrbors
Congress for Nev HamEsh4re
pa urging upon she Patrons 81 Hus-
handfy aF the National Grange was
originally MnoW d. the necessity of
some affirmative aetion loohine r. tile
Improvement of the WalcrSsa3s Afr
frisbee said.
This order has been vers actlVr 10
the nntter ~ securing parcels pos
and lower expire - FeGss. HoW WhN
,fDp tDeree These wHi only bring
the seed ana take Hw Ihp small
truck 81 the farm cheaper than here
tof0re. fhes should take ap tine pots
iey 81 Improving waterv gs ana
thus secure cheap transportation Ter
their products a parcels post VIII
make express rates cheaper aud wa
ter transportation Niil make rail rates
cheaper create industries thereby
giving "a market 1T home for The pro-
ducts af Nie farm. water rates ire
from oHe-slNth H. ouc-tenth whst rail
rates gre TRANSFORMATION effects
whatever ANYBODY huys sells cats.
y A"NH |HLL III NNH FLN| rH. H "HA
and sunshine excepted
'The first question before t4c world
is hoW ~ feed ihe peorle. aBd ia Is the
h~iisiuess ~ the Grunge % feed the
world ana they should make 1t their
business to secure the cheapest trans
partaelou al their products and 10
dulcielg ms possible. Fer the price ~
TIC fedHets nf q farm IS not dcferm-
med on the farm. bout az the market
"A bushel OF wheat Is worth ~ 1gHt i
viii bring ia fdverp0oi-l.ss the
freight and it BE- Went aIl rail frnm tnr
'arm 20 thlt grain market there
would De- nothing left for the farmer
TRANCE as 81 tnay seem water trHns-
fortation IS quicker than raih The av-
rage speed of N ffeight rnr is Za
niles for 3 duy of - hours. while one
takes down the Ohio river 10000
ems 81 ceai 100 miles III 20 hours
4 would require a train of ears r.
niles bong with each oar carving 20
pus - coal To- take the onto tow.
Water transportation with refriger-
tor h4rees viii solve the food prot-
~ the wnrid md the Grange IL
helf national meeting at Atlantic
'ty should urge upon congress the
.ruat necessity VI improving the wa
ervats nf tile country iu tlder a.
iFe relief for the high cost Of living,
E giving ciN1p transportation ~ the
.roduce Of tho cpunta."
u is experted that q large deleea- h
wtN be a%PpoInfed u.s. the Na-
ianal Grange 10 attend The seventh .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

are ~ t1t cpenine session 10 the steel
Dter hef. fpdat ~ iile National
lGfanee Patrons 81 HIsbandrF.
The re-aiaticn called upon insur-
uett members u pres nj amy charges
they have in writing. together with
nrsafs mnd that those be fully lnresfi-
Rufed rs Tire committee on claims end
grievance hich b. ~ be- enlarged ~
include eVers member with q vote I'M
lie National Grange
Federal AID for road Improvement.
~pareeiS lost laws conservation ~
natural resources. 81 national income
taS and 4 nnn+paFtisan tariff connie
sion wore advocated by Grand Master
~l}8fcheldtr. tie opposed fhip sub
aidt Hna an amendment t. tic oisb
mar slfisf tasfv in the interest Ul zee
i%glit#fieH butter.
60 -pperafigt methods employed 4'
tis fstffueis fpf fhc purpose ri elm
ahNse and securing f1ir-f
treatment Ia ~ matter n fr.ient
rates ana storage chaeyaa we're lsed~a
hf AIR ~Batebrlder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
HOUSE Of LORDS IS
AWAKE To NEED
OF REFORM
Radical Leaders Are Disposed
TO- Doubt But Late Penitence
May Lead 10 Agreement in
Parliament.
rny ,ra-nlnr Journal Special Leased wirsI

fBy MarninE Journal Special Ieased Wirel
London. Nov. I6.-pending Premier
Asquith's official statement before
parliament on Friday. small hope is
entertained Of clearing up the involv-
YEA situation which has resulted from
sudden change introduced hy Lord
t~hedsdoWne's call for the veto bill
N-fne feature which stands out ia the
present position Of the parties is that
The house ~ lords finally has aWak-
ened ~ the absolute Necessity of un-
dertakfng self-reforn.
Tho radical leaders view this late
pe%nitenee with the utmost suspicion
and il remains To he seen whether It
win eventually terminate in an agree
nlent which the ahortiye veto confer
ence failed 10 achieve.
The parliamentary Hobbies today
we're full Of rumors of all Rinds-that
the king had refused To give the prime
minister guarantees TO increase the
number OF peers sufficient for The
governments purposes I'm reforming
the house Of lords. that the ministry
would resign; that another party con
ference would be held.
Nothing definite. however. IS known
cNrert thar preparations are making
.. nNNH"H8f ~ WI AfAEA. AAAiRA AAAf0
opinion tonight believes that rs the
government declines 10 accept amy
amendments 20 the veto bill. Lord
~LaHsdowne. who consulted this eve
ming Air. Balfour and other leaders.
VIII either decline to proceed with the
hiH. or the house &c lords viii reject
II on the second reading on Monday
ana that the dissolution 81 parliament
VIII be announced next week.
Lord Rrseberry in the house of
lords TODAY. after declaring the house
stood u 2 very grave position, am
nounced his intention 10 ask for facili-
Ties 10 discuss his plan for the reform |
}f the house. 1t Is believed the lords
VIII proceed Immediately with the de-
bate on this question.
After meeting OF the priyy council
ma the cabinet this afternoon tho
Earl cf CreWe Introduced the veto |
3iil in the house of lords. where il
passed its first reading.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
CALIFORNIA ADDS ONE
DEMOCRAT 70 HOUSE

SGD Ff4n,isto. Not f5.@caifforufa
wil send % democrat and seven res
put}t ANS ta ihc ufxt b. Use 80 rep
- sHtHGfe iusfc4d ~ : saiid front gf
republicans ae wea SUPPOSED. The
e'miietou today uf the official cam
Narf ~ thr fifst district. shows that
Judge , ~ i.aker. democrat hns =
piQraBty ~ as votes over ~. r..
Enaia nrieht republican incumbent.
f,ngtentishts plurality ycars was
6.aa1 q the nineteen counties in
the district tbc count NJ all but
shasia county WAC complete Wheu
thc figures we're given ONT 0ns 81
scattered precinct or two are To- be
heatd from iu Shasta ind cannot
change THE result except BY a ftw
votes une WaF or tho other Engir-
bright ,arfled but six counties. his
homo county giving Isaker a plural
its ol fiftt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

charges. dur the bar association de-
MED his request. ATTORNEYS for AR.
Waynian then asked that the charges
he dismissed. but the committee an
nounced il would complete the inYes-
uaation Although three continue
ances were taken in the course of the
dag, Attorney Erbsteip failed 10 pro-
duce witnesses 10 sustain his charges.
The charge by Attorney Erhstein.
followed his Indictment on a jury
brihing charge in connection with
the second uial Of Lee OfNeil Browne.
democratic representative, tried on Il
.harge Of Bribery in connection With
the election OF United Stares Senator
Ioiimer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
GRANGE De MANDS
INVESTIGATION
Present Administration ASKS
lnsurgeHt Members 70 Pre-
sent Charges,
IN, ,ro,nina soaroai .pee,ai rea.ea wieei

Atlantie City. n J.. Nov 49, With
the ADOPTION 20 a resolution falilng
Tor an Investigation 81 charges af-
f~rting fhe integrity IN tine present
ADMINISTRATION ~ the organization and
rsrt m~menfuttous made hN Grand
Master fstrcfridef III New H~4ufpehiFe
tl his annual report were tiie ifai-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
is FLOODED
WITH STRUGGLED MONEY

Ei pasu. Texns. Nov. 10 -secret
service gent ~ the Mexican - crr-
uent wprking in Juarez. opposite Ills
city elHlm tlat that republic ia hline
81 oaed with Mexican silver doIiars
seHt here from china and IaTan and
smNg4ied acress tho border, Since
che aioption Of the gold standard by
tao Mexieup government two wears
80 pesos are no longer coined and
thor pnter.nn from foreiEH efe tri 3
must pay q duty. II is Ass rcd thst
millions of prsHe have been taken into
that q untry surrcptitoasly nee the
price dropped % teN weeks 8 The
CHIEF inspector AZ Juare1 is under are
fest end tveiYe minor iuy pettW's have
fled ala are Ia hiding
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
CHILDREN BURN
IN |R0ADH0BSE FIRE

Fair1anks. Aiasba &cy 1GmThreo
hiidren we're burned a. death Isf
ni-i4 ~ Nfs that destroyed 4 load-
h0tiss t6nWded with travellers hf To-
eNallt. ights miles duwn tie river
from Fairh-nk4 Andrew Nschon,
prnprls lor ~ tue place HAs fatalt.
fvtued a dozen persons ars tsfinD-
"a ia the snow uithaut shelter 0r
de8fata 0lnfHine ~ thr seelt ~ the
fire. ARD q INST dog team mas started
from F8i~hanks. Carrying relief sup
plies and alsJ n.nhNsieian 40 minister
TO Nach3n-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
CATHOLICS ACCUSE
NEW PORTUGUESE
OFFICIALS
Resolutions Declare Republic Is
Founded on Injustice and Hn-
godhaess; Fedefatoat ID Meet
al Columbus.

" Morning journal .pettAA tfAsfa WITT
New oriasns. Nov. 10 Principal
among the RESOLUTIONS adopted ~ nc
s~oncludlng session here tpdas ~ tho
anaual convention 20 toe American
Federation ST Catholic s3cietieg WIS
ors az bitter denunelatieu ~ the sd
ntinlsiratise +%ffieefs ~ Che nFW ie-
public 81 fartpe4i ANA eI f0nnierffla
firn ~ the stltr departments at
Washington Tor delaying recognition
81 the ueN government
~iiarFur was exprea at fbe itar-
Baroas l~neepison oi thc now %fnrublh.
p%fexaeff Efeaf aHa bis a4eociafes
Nere scored for nilered persecution
81 Catholics ana Tor harsh ana INSULT
luR treatment received t5 nuns and
maiks. aud the aoyernmeut was dt-
.lafad la ba founded ga Injustice and
uneodlinega
Following the adoption ~ the reso.
buttons ana thA election oi afiieefs
thp federation 0dteIfncU - meet next
year in columbus. =
Thu NATIONAL educational ssgeia-
ton Nas denounced +foF attempting (
10 set np m mis- country Wn ediica
uouai trust Hs & menace Go indiTidu
all liberty au1 ~ the primary rights
whieh every American citizen enjoys
~ thp9slng the kind ~ education be
may wish ~ give hiA UNiAsreth'
Congress aas urged O. amend the
pog1ai laws a aa W inel8de within
The SCOPE So prohibition l~iterat8fe
i3eakf. papers, HrltinaA and prints
OUTRAGE religions convictions
and coafaiu scufriious ard Islander
eug attacks upon abe fiitit DiNrfi4a-
aeninst Catholics in the pah-
Ic serNlee was condemned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
STATES ATTORNEY
EX0NERATED BY BAR

Chicago. Nov. 1G-State's Attorney
Nayman was eXonerated. and Jury
hrihing charges brought against him
nt Attorney Charles r. Eibstein.
counsel Tor Lee O'Neu Browne were
dismissed by the Chicago Bar asso-
ciati0n today.
Previous 90 the announcement of
the findings of the COMMITTEES. Attnr-
nty - 5stein sought to withdraw thc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

One big assortment Ladies and Misses Neu
Long Coats, newest styles, extra good quality,
neatly tailored, in New Grays and Fancy Mix
lures, 0alues up to $40; all sizes to be found.
IT. Your choice for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17

Hoarsenoss in a child subject to
Group is a sure indication of tho ap-
proach OF the disease. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared, it win prevent the attack.
Contains nc poison. Sold by All drug
gists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Answers to Queries

yETERINARY-s. Davis Is there state
veterinary iu California: Is so. where is his
office:
There is. Office, state capitol. Sac
ramento. Address communication TO
state Veterinarian"
AAIBASSADORS-C. H. a.. City. Who are
the United states ambassadors extraordinary and
ministers plcnipotcntiary 10 France and to Ger
many:
To France. Robert Bacon; to Ger
many. David ]. Hill.
NNIIGRATIoN-A. y. $. MERGED. To whom
shall | write to ascertain what is necessary to
visit several Of his children, some well TO de.
who are living in different parts of the United
States:
To the commissioner of immigration,
postoffice building, San Francisco.
CIvH. SERVICE ExANINATIoNS-M H..
City. When will United States civil service ex-
aminations be held in this city and to whom
should application be made for information.
\ number of examinations will be
held during the approaching spring.
For Information apply at the civil
service office in the postoffice building,
this city.
PATEyrEE- J., city. How can I obtain
the address OF the patcntee OF certain article !?
Possibly the patent Office at Wash
ington. d. c.. can furnish his address.
,A r rrRErAE5 5n 1Is iS PATE F.!. city on Teat
Monday
COUSINS MARRYING-A Subscriber. City.
In what states is it unlawful for irst cousins to
marry
In Alaska. Arizona. Arkansas. nn-
nois. Indiana. Kansas. Missouri Ne
vada, New Hampshire. North Dakota,
South Dakota. Washington and Wyo-
ming.
sEMBRICH-T Il. H.. Byrou. Did Nine
Semhrich ever sing in san Francisco prior 10
her recent appearance in that city: How is her
name prOnouncedt
She appeared in that city in the
Grand opera house for season that
opened March IS 1901. There is no
combination of letters in English that
viii give the correct pronunciation Of
her name.
MOTOR BUGGY-G.. City. Which is The
most expensive to Keep by the month. a motor
ear ar horse and buggy:
That depends upon whether the own
er * his own chauffeur. and as to the
horse and buggy, whether he has to
hire a hostler
TOY RALLOON-I NJ Hayward. Can toy
balloon be made Of amy material but silk.
Yes
yIcl-A 5. osklaaa; What IS the correct
Those who learned the English pro-
nunciation were taught 10 pronounce
II as If written vi-si: those of the mod
ern school as if written vi-kee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
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PERSONS IN THE NEWS

STATE FORESTER G. B. LULL registered yes
ter,lay al the Palace. He IS to retire from
his office March snd enter the eucalyptus
business. Ills successor has not yet been
selected by Governor Giliett.
W. L. sTRoEBEL. an architect and {. \ Mills
WHO is connected with the New York Central
lines. are registered with their wives at the
Manx from Utica, y. Y.
O. E. THOMAS, \. W. Arliu and J. q. Case OF
Los Angeles are guests AT the Fairmont They
are in this city attending . meeting Of Gcnerai
electric employees
LEONARD B. MEEK from Pittsbure. ~. prom
incntIy connected with the steel interests. se-
eompanied by Mrs. Meek. Is stopping az the
Argonaut.
D. p. sIMoNs, real estate man Of Los Gates.
and RAY Cover. q bnslnesspian II Gait are
among the late arrivals at the Stewart
c. H. GRIFFIN aud wife Of salt Lake city. are
guests at the Palace. He is commissioner Of
the Utah railway associations
c. A. SMITH who has large timber Interests in
the east is registered at the Fsirmont With
his wife from Minneapolis.
W. N. BIACKMAE and wife OF wianipeg are
registered at the Naux lie Is interested IN
the clothing business.
W. H. PdRrERFIELD. los angeles news
paper publisher. was among the arrivals at the
ST. Francis yesterday
w H MeEwEN. a large dealer in cedar lumber
& registered at the Palace from seattle. With
Ms family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

CaA3LES LAMB. who smasssd fortune n the
gold fields Of the north and is now heavily in-
tcrested In farms in the SAN Joaquin valley
registered at the st. Francis yesterday with
his wife. from Stockton.
THOMAS WEIR, prominent businessman of
Salt Lake city, is at the Palace with MS wife
They have jasr returned from pleasure trip
10 southern California.
FULTON C. BERRY. who has large interests in
the San Joaquin valley. is registered a. the
stewart from Fresno. the livcilcss burg in
the state.
ALvA r. ATWOOD. who Is engaged in the grain
business in Stockton. IS az the stewart With
his wife.
GEORGE B. STEWART. a businessman Of ss,.
samen'o' registered Yesterday at the Union
j. R, JONES. businessmen Of Eos Angeles. is
smens yesterdays arrivals at the UnioD
H W. oLMsTEAD. the representative % large
eTeweries in owen~bcro. ny. Is at the Argo
naat.
STATE ENGINEER NAT ELIERx and wife arc
smeus tbe soests at the rslsce.
HERBERT xULLMAN. tanner os RenlcIs. was
an arrival at The ralsee yesterday.
W. t. KENNEDY. miuius man from eolaaeld.
NeN.' is az the AysoDaut.
Z. L wEssEs. peveaaat srom xap.. is
Soes, =, the ArsVnaut.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Public Rights Must
Not Be Given Away

the board OF supervisors decides public property
IN Market without compensation that will subject
the members TO grave impuations There the
world why the board should make gift of valuable franchise
the city leading thoroughare the United Railroads
adequate consideration therefor is given In this
privilege OF extending the trolley line Jerry
the corporation offers nothing a all
The protest o the Public Ownership association and other
civic bodies against This gift IS well founded 1t is
demanded that the corporation proposed franchise
shall give the city the right its tracks Tor municipal rail
lower Market reasonable demand
and the plea which the United Railroads
The pretend that the bond holders wod agree
the concession Everybody knows that the bond holders would
have standing i'll objection legitimate bargain OF business
character made between the city and the corporation with
consideration given both sides This sham objection quite
character with the settled policy United Railroads in
horsecars the Sute when this
imposition the travelling public could be easily naturally
avoided by switching the Sutter the
All this OF the policy OF trickery and deceit which
maintains dummy corporation nominal ownership of the
uer street line The relations maintained by the United Rail
roads with the city everywhere characterized by ccanery.
The corporation employs political agents work up spurious
public sentiment civic bodies for the purpose OF bringing
influence bear the municipal governing the hope
getting franchises and without any fair
equivalent.
II the supervisors make this grant 2cd of
unconditional surrender the corporation he public will
know what o think about them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Secretary
| Wilson and
the Butchers


ing on this point
grade beef the the
In Boson for
wholesale Tor
and nearly much
words. perhaps
much profit the well
pay.
delivery service costly however and the retail
The multiplication OF small shops burden
small When
divide the retail business within that could
labor
things that OF what would be
for the the sold
and these have that
of
steaks prices high Is and 80
All very interesting and would be convincing did
secretary contradict himself III the short space para
graphs The lower the grade OF beef he he greater the
gross profit In the paragraph he the
pic only higher priced cuts OF meat In other words
little demand inferior cuts and therefore the profit
greater That IS as adesnan finding certain class OF goods
sale should up prices improve the demand Ii the
retailers are in fact guilty this suicidal policy they will themselves
be chief sufferers In fine the secrctays theory ridiculous
and absurd
again if the multiplication OF retail shops raises prices that
the extraordinary operation competition yet recorded In
can on work way competition has been killed by
combination
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
BulI0ck's
Discovery of
The Penal Code

legal education With all the enthusiasm he
that he has discovered section Az which fobds
prize fights.
Whether is be AIateos steady company the
future merely bright particular and transient visitor like
A. who is endowed with the gift OF prophecy
may say Mr. Bulocks announcement makes interesting
coincidence with the of the native fresh from his thrilling
ride and continents bearing tngs great about
the heroes and demigod Of the prize who headed for the
peninsula OF San Francisco
Mr. Cofrothfor heshoud find that the penal code
San Mateo possibly owing the untmey activity
OF uncomfortable grand jury might be awkward Tor what the
sporting editor delights call "fghdom That interesting sphere
Of influence might itself sorcy limited But possibly the
authorities will be plastic
fist Otherwise the outlook might be indeed for
learns from the historian OF the day in San Maeo that the
Cofrot contingent taken by BY the avalanche that
they had caused 1t appears then that the by
Mr. Bullock OF his intention obey the law takes the aspect
OF avalanche.
In the meantime learns New York that Mr. Jack
Johnson heavy weight has been indicted for eoos
assault for beating up somebody known lame and if
convicted may Jail for period that would preclude
his prospective celebration of the fourth OF July somewhere
this peninsula. with penal codes operation
sides Of the the outlook in hehtdom dark and gloomy