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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-08

The motor car is destined to play
an important part in checking the
movement of population from the farm
to cities. With good roads and ma
chine the city is brought to the farm
and the farmer is in easy reach of the
convenicnces and attractions of the
city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

rs lta action ut yesterday morn
lngs meeting, the board OF county
commissioners OF Bernaiillo county
starts one OF the most important
public enterprises ever undertaken in
this valley and one whose beneficial
effects on conditions here are beyond
estimate.
After many years Of chaos In valley
land titles. year or moro will see the
miN-up untangled, SO that purchasers
OF lands may know what they are
buying and that the titles TO lands are
certain.
j. n. Farwen and Pitt and nd
muud Ross three other Well known
engineers, submitted bids. The former
bad a bid Of Se,btH.7B for the valley
lands The Ross bid for the valley lands
was S6.S00 stadia survey. aud for the
whole lob Stt,b50. ZimmCrmans bid
for the Whole county WAS accepted
after tho bids had been opened and
Cnnvusard Tine successful bidder
presented q bond ia the sum Of Slas-
000 with his bid and Il Is understood
offered 10 finance tho work. IL neces-
sary. until the money could be forth
coming. There win be no difficulty
however, about dcfraving The expenses
out % the deficiency and generai
fund, the legality OF THIS procedure
hcing vuuched Tor by tie atiogneN
general district attorney and others.
The survey viii also admit OF being
made the official survey Of the
county
The county commissioners are
greatly to be commended for their
enterprisiug policy IN bringing out
this important improvement which
will result not only IN tho rapid devel-
upment OF the valley lands. but in in-
creased taxation by reason OF the list
ing OF nl the property IN the county
under it's proper classification.
rho commissioners, IN taking their
action, have responded 10 a wide
spread ana urgent public demand 10
secure an official survey aud plat or
the county, and thus remove one OF
the greatest handieaps 90 tho sale of
lands apd their resulting develop
mont Active in voicug this popular
desire has been the Commercial club.
the plating OF the county occupying q
leading position Ia the list or our
Policies aud President SehWehtker
and directors OF he club were present
at the commissioners meeting yester-
DAY morning To push the matter.
The work is 10 be under the super
vision Of County Surveyor A. u. OKle.
who win be paid SIS "a day and ex-
penses for this supervision. The con-
tract Is to he signed up within ton
days, and actual work, II II planned,
win begin December IL.
RernalllO county and Albuquerque
through the public-spirited action OF
the county board Yesterday took long
stem forward Tho commissioners
and the people are 20 bc congratu-
lated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
SEGRE CATION IS
UNFAVORABLy
REPORTED
Committee in Arizona ConYen-
ton Would Not Seprate White
and CoIored Childre1i Lead
erS Reply to Newspaper

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
phoenix. Ariz.. Nov IA lengthy
and otherwise tedious session OF the
constitutional convention was onliv-
ened for, half an hour upon convening
this afternoon by replies TO criticisms
of the convention and individual
members BY local democratic news
papcr made by Delegate WINDSOR "i
Yuma and Delegate Parsons OF Co
chise county both among the ma
foritv leaders on the floor
Half a dozen sections of the judi
ciary system measure were tentauVeiN
adopted with amendments. the most
important of which is the combinlns
of Coconino. Navajo and Apache
counties with one superior judge for
the three
Those opposing the california SUI
peiior court system could poll ulu2
fourteen votes ON motion 20 subsll-
tuta the district court system
The Judiciary proposition as ADOPT
ed thus tar provides for supreme
court ef three. eleven superior judges
in as many counties or districts, al To
be elected at the regular election bul
the names are to ne placed on the bal
lots alphabetically without party des-
icnation and with six year terms for
supreme aud four Year terms Tor
superior Judges.
Tile committee on education adopt
ed unfavorahly the proposition pro
,sdine for the segregation nt coiored
children iu the public schools
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
300 Sections of Revised Con-.
Stitution VIII Require Eight
Twelye-Hour Days for Adop-.
ton,
ONLY APPORTIOMMENT
AND PROHIBITION LEFT
Convention Believes Dry Issue
Has No Place in Organic Act
BernaIiIIo Seeks Interest IN
Three Senators,


Santa Fe, N, NJ, Nov. lt--Little
business was transacted ut the hrict
session Of the constitutional conven-
tion this morning. for the reason that
there is little business left to trans-
act. with the exception of tho ap-
portionment OF the state for legisla-
tive and judicial purposes, little re-
mains tn be done beyond receiving
and adopting thc report Of the reyis-
ion committee. This committee made
"A report on two articles Of the con-
stltution this morning The final
adoption OF the various articles threat
ems TO be somewhat tedious ,dsk-
There are some 500 sections to be
adopted. upon each OF which under
the rules Il roll call is required. AS
each roll call consumes not less than
20 minutes, il win be readily srea that
the convention is confronted with the
pleasant prospect of spending eight
twelve-hour days in continuous roll
cail. or. if union rules prevail. il e
task VIII require twelve eight hour
days some er the triblnes OF the
people wilt undoubtedly insist upou
an opportunity of eXphinng thcF
votes on various articl ara thus tho
prospect becomes trub alarming, es-
peciallv 10 those delegates whose hus-
mess interests are suffering while
they are engaged ia the patriotic work
of constitution building It lis hoped
that an agreement viii tie reached
whereby roll cail may be avoided ON
MANY ot the sections which were
agreed to Oy unanimous consent
state wide prohibition and the ap-
portionment are the only two real
questions now before the convention
II Is not likely that ans considerable
time will be deVoted to The former oi
these questions The general senti-
ment among the members regardless
Of politics. is that this issue has no
place I'm the constitution and there is
grave dauht under the enabling act
whether such proposition may he
submitted with tho constitution. The
lawyers are divided upon this point
But fl Il admitted hy the most cmi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
FLIES
FROM SHIP
TOLAND
ELY DEMONSTRATES USE
OF AER0PLANE I'M WAR
Gliding From Deck Of Cruiser
He Makes Quick Trip to
Shore in Driving Rain, Des-
pite Accident,
EBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirei

/ kBy Morning Journai Special leased wire;
Fort Monroe, Va. Nov. 14.-Aeriai
navigation proved today that it is q
factor which must be dealt with
the naval tactics Of the future, if the
successful flight made by E.Jge1e b.
/ ELY, in a Curtiss biplane from the
deck of the cruiser Birmins aain, ran
be taken as a criterion.
From Hampton Roads the scene
forty five years ago of another epoeh
in the history of naval warfare. when
an ironclad proved its superiority
over the former type of--tiehting ves-
sells, the aviator today flew across the
lower end Of Chesapeake Bay landing
on the shore opposite from lnis tort.
In weather conditions unfaVorablc Tor
fixing, the aviator shortly after
o'clock this afternoon. glided from the
platform erected on the front of the
cruiser. sNooped down until he touch-
ed the water. then rose rapidly ana
was off in the direction of the Attain
tic -Four minutes later he was lost
or the eastern horizon, and an instant
later had landed safely on Willough-
by Spit.
The impact with which the machine
struck the water after its thirty seven
foot drop from the cruiser Scared ono
st the propeller blades ana a small
piece WIS sptll from tilt hAANt- AfNt
the speed of ME aeroplane was not
iessened aud il darted away with eX-
press train rapidity on It's eight.
Intermittent rain throughout the
dan. severaI small hail showers and
continuous fog almost compelled the
aviator to postpone his attempt. But
he was determined @ prove. as he
ga ia. after the flight. that he could
accomplish more than had been eN-
pccted
Furthermore he did NOT wait for
lha birmingham Go get in motion
which would have added 20 his moe
mentum and thus have aided him, but
seining an opportune moment between
showers. ne WAS Off before those on
the shin with him ana ON the Other
vessels stationed nearby 10 follow and
assist him IN ease of need were aware
that he was reodE
Elv today said il would be an easy
matter for an aerorlane To alight on
"a vessel. either while the latter was
moving or standing sim. Naval eX-
perts who Witnessed the flight. cN-
pressed their belief that the navies
~ the future must take the aeroplaue
into consideration.
captain Chambers. who has been
40 ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
SICK
IN VILLAGE
NEAR HOME
N0VELlSTS' CONDITION
REPORTED UNF ADORABLE
Broken Down by Mental Strain
and Quarrel With FamiIy
Count Is Unable to Continue
His Journey


Tula. Russia. Nov l4-~Broken
down hy the hardships of winter
journey, mental strain aud ID rupture
with his family Count Leo roistoi to-
nlght lies with high fever in the
little railroad station at AstapoXa,
eighty miles from his homo.
Tolstoi Is attended by Dr Mako
vetslSy his sole companion when he
LETT his home few days ago and
carried along with him uedleaments
for such an emergency.
TOlstofs daughter Alexandra is
acting as his nurse. Tolegraphic re-
ports of his condition are far from
favorable. Indeed thcy are consider
"a extremely pessimistic, His tenn
perature is I04, indicting probably q
serious congestion and of itself an
alarming symptom IN one of lolstuts
wears
The mental enguish of the patient
handicaps the efforts of the physl-
clan to reduce the fever. Even If he
RECEIVERS there can he ne question Of
his continuing the journey 20 the eau
cassus where he hopes 20 end his life
among the Thlstoiau colony on the
shores OF the Black sea,
Tolstoi had hoped &C. escape notice
after his departure from Naznay
Poliania and spend a .iulet week Of
farewell with his sistor Marie, 10 nun
in the ancient cloister of Shamardino
IN the province ~ kamga, but he I'M
sisted upon leaving Immediately he
found his retreat had been discovered.
ne drove IN a carriage last evening
from Shanafdino ia ko2ellsh Ace
companied hS his daughter Alexandra
and Dr Mnkovetsky IN order to cover
his movements and announced he
was going to Moscow where he has q
house.
Later, however the party changed
ears and boarded a local train pre-
eeedng Ia the direction of the cae.
cassus.
rulstoi with bis two cnmpaniors
made his way to an unVontilated tiNrd
class compartment. crowded with
peasants. The atmosphere was stiil-
ms and hs aaseioped such FEVER that
Dr. Mekovetsky thought II unwise to
attempt to reach Danltow, the tirst
town OF any considerable size
They left the train at Astopnya, a
lltne flag station There rs no hos
pital there and only o few peasants
huts. The count was takon INTO INC
station building whore he remained
during the night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
TAFT At PANAMA
BEGINS TOUR OF
INSPECTION
President viii Remain n the
IsthmuS Until Thursday Con-
fiding With Canal Diggefsi
Is Guest of GoethaIS
rn, Morning Iouraal special Leased wireI

fRv Morning Journal specinI Leased "irel
Pnnama. Nov li.-Prraldent Tan r
first dny on the lstnmus Of Panama
was spout at the home OF Lieutenant
Colonel Goothals, chief engineer Of
the canal i'm going over detailed RE-
ports ot the work and I'm consultnH
the chiefs oi departments The pres
ident Expressed hlmsoif as greatN
pleased. especially over the inct unl
recent londslides In Culehra cut ute
not regarded as serious.
The pregident landed at Colon lr7
,nurnine after splendid tnyugc. The
canal officials met him and the party
proceeded to Colonel Goethals' house
AT Culebru where he WAS Ia cpnltf-
ence most of the afternoon
The principal subject ~ disr uss'oH
was toll rates. Bernard Baker ot idI-
timore took part iu The conference 'h
behalf OF the shipping ntcrests
The question OF toruilcatl"ns A'""
was tnNcn up. No decisions VIII nt
announced until an matters pertaining
90 the eana are presented io congress
fl, 4, special message this winter
President TAFT tomorrow VIII starr
on an inspection tour. ic WI iirSi
visit Gatun dum s visit 60 'iunhft
cut will be made ON "Wednesday AMI
an inspection nf the locks on ihurs-
DAY. lie win dine with president
ArDzemrna rn "Wednesday. leaving
American territory Tor the second time
curing his udmlutFtratiou fhc party
will embark nt colou ou THURSDAY
evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

detailed by the navy department as
chairman OF board fof aeromluueal
mNeatlgatloni declared the flight was
more than he had anticipated ana IS
confident the time is near when all
scout cruisers will he equipped with
several aeroplones They would not
be TOR battleship use, he explained,
but for scout duty.
Starting cut from Norfolk navy yard
at 1880 O'Clock this morning on the
Birmingham, closely followed by the
naval vessels, il was fully four hours
before Ely's machine was working to
his full satisfaction
The machine in which ne flew was
tne one that Glenn Curtiss used in his
Albany to New York flight It had
seen two previous cross water flights
one over Lake Erie from Euclid Beach
to Cedar point and back. a distance
Of seventy nilcs the other by Mr.
t,urtiss himself over the Atlantic
ocean off Atlantic city. when 1t COW
cred fifty miles.
1t was 3:16 o'clock when he took
the air: five minutes later he was safe
on Virginia soil few miles north OF
Ncrfolk. Mr.. CIV after being brought
hack On a launch and placed aboard
the tol1gedu boaf DESTROYER Roe. said
he was not FOND OF the water, but had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
NEGRO RUNS bhUCK
IN STREETS OF
Los ANGELES
Fires Into Crowd, Fatally
Wounding Boy and Is Over
powered After Battle With
Police and ByStanders

Wy Morning Jourus, special Lsu~ea "irel
Lus Angeles. NoV. t4.--GiNing way
@ sudden frenzy. Benjamin Shepard,
" negro. rin autuck in @ crowded see
uoh of Spring street late today and
'.Nf oiaily Wounding enc man nearly
s."ed policeman with his lists and
W. nuit oi his empty revolver. shep-
alu started out Of an alley leading
-''u tuieenth street and turning into
''tlhg street began a fusillade.
SIMON GeoronL b0otblack- ieli
",i'h one ot the negroes bullets pierre
nus ielt lung and the sidewaik
i'hs of men and women was thrown
.Yt" " panic as four more bullets sang
among them
'leiHrd fired six shots and was re-
Aine ms weapon when a member nt
police traffic squad pouuced up
" Hih Tue negro hurled the police
-i. M oll and using his pistol as cluh
'hc officer into inscngi hility Dee
ir ar'etrl men iu tine fieeing crowd
.iii"ned the courage 20 rtum aud
'ihr haud
essline madir tire negro finally
"' trpoWered by weight OF NUM-
,.t -Four other policemen We're
ail "n the scene and saved Shep-
ii"in violence at the hands Of a
h.,- iiat ansriiy shouted "iynch
N'-reni eas taken to the regular
~. i'i'il where .t Nus said he would
i'ei aHiy die.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
Thanksgiving Day
Proclamation

an The year lG2I. after The .
. gathering ot their haIvests the
. Pilgrim Fathers on the breaks
. shores OF Massachusetts, Bay
. appointed Il day of Thanksgiving Z
and prayer for the many mcrcics
. which Almighty God had Vouch-
satcd them.
Annually since that time, in .
Massachusetts, "a day IN the fall
has been sci apart as day ol
. Thanksgiving and prayer, and
. the custom has spread until
o THANKSGIVING Day is now OBJ
served in all of the states and .
0 territories of the Union, and the Z
. pres ident each year issues q .
. proclamation declaring The last .
. Thursday Of November to be
. holiday and requesting the peo- .
pie on such day 10 give thanks
y to their Creator for the mani .
. fold blessings which they have 9
. received during the year; and
. Whereas. The president has .
recommended by proclamation :
. that Thursday, the 24th day or =
. November, s. u. 1910 be OBJ
served as Thanksgiving Day.
NOW, THEREFORE,, /. VIII .
. liam J Mills governor OF the q
. territory OF Ncw Mexico. do .
hereby proclaim Thursday. Mo- :
vem Der 24th A. u 1910, To De .
g Thanksgiving DAY and legal >
. holiday IN the territory Of New .
Mexico
The observance oi this day ia .
strictly an American custom. .
. and II should be observed by ail. Q
. schools will he closed ana the .
. neople generally when they can .
do So should attend places Of .
. worship and give thanks 10 thc =
o Almighty Tor having safely .
. brought our beloved country .
. through another year. tor heV- :
. inp given us uonniiul crops
preserved us from plagues ana .
epidelnics OF ncral charac-
r ter. and for having given us as a .
people so many comforts and .
. iuxufics ON said dat let us also
pray tp God -thai like blessings .
. mas bc Ncuchslfcd our cuuntr, .
and ourselves during the yeor 20 .
come
Done at the Executive offico .
. this ian day off November. =. .
u. 1910.
. great sect of he Territory OF .
View Mexico.
WILLIAM J MILLS. .
By the Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA.
secretary of Nrw Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
CLEAN MONEY FOOLS
TELLER IN BANK

washington. NoN. IA mistake
thHt may become common 81 tho gON-
ernfnent flu IE decides To- nuudcr
dirty pauer money c,ne To The al-
tenriuu nf ihr treasury ptiicials today.
woman % New York received an
extremely dirt, silver certificate she
promptly washed aud rsned The bih.
~ came ont of the process bright ana
cinur ana she tnok 20 tn fhe hHuk- lt
looked so straug, thaf the hank teller
uronegnccd the mote counterfeit Hni
sent if to Washington for inspc n"u-
The only thing the mntiei VIII
that smiled ChIef MilkiC. fhHt
trs clean
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
NEGRO DENIES
KNOWLEDGE:
Of CRIME
Cl AIMS HE IS INNOCENT
OF CHILD'S MURDER
Crowd Surrounds Jail in AS
bury Park and Police Guard
Suspect to Prevent Attempt
at Violence,
n, Morning JournnI special Iea.ed wireI

IBy Morning journhi epeelii Aease" "rei
lsburv Park. y. j., NoY. f4-
Tbomas Williams. the negro whose
arrest followed the discovery of little
Marie Smiths mutilated body IN the
woods yesterday, was not even re-
moved from his cell for court pro-
ceedings today. SO fearful were the
uolice of mob violence. 4 crowd sur
rounded the Jail all day and had not
dispersed late tonight.
To carry OUT the requirements OF
be law the negro was iuformallv ar
raisned as he stood in his cell and was
held without bail for further exam
nation.
William II. smith. chief Of police OF
Asburv PARK. held conference with
the prisoner and announced after
wards that Williams apparently had
established a good aliht Many rer-
SONS arc inclined 20 think the man q
victim of circumstances
The childs mother is still in "A seri-
Gus condition from GRIEF and shocks.
IN an attempt to ring confession
from the prisoner the child's body
was brought into the iail corridor thi
evening The negro was led forth ana
halted beside it.
~ swear TO God / did not harm the
girl bad nothing to do with it
he aaid
get down and look into her el
ana s,v th'-t he was commanded.
Williams leaned forward until he
eHg lazl straight into tie dead eyes.
His gaze did net waver ana he eN-
claimed
God is my witness that J did not
hai this girl. | did net touch her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
WORK ON THE CANAL
IN OCTOBER SHOWS GAIN

Washington. NoE. i4.--iu cNcaNa -
ton. concrete laying and iiliing he the
big dams. the work on the Panama
canal in october showed a substantial
advance over the record for Septem-
Der. There was one more working
rav u October. but there were two
riches more rainfall which interfcrred
with operations.
The total oxcava tion in October was
AS4.8S2 cubic Yards place measure
ment. against 2.6S7nSS cubic yards in
September. Concrete was laced ~
tine locks amounting 10 1855 cubic
Yards against i4a. so Yards in Sep
tenber. while gSf.11i cubic Yards "l
earth were filled in in pctobef against
fer.Aat Yards IN september.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
MANY AGRICU-TURlSIS
GATHER AT WASHINGTON

Washington Nov. "A -Agricultur-
lists in every line Of expert research
gathered ia Washington today Most
OF the states were represented at the
meetings.
Before the American Association ot
Agronemy Secretary Wilson dellN-
cred an address in which ne discussed
the bumper crops, the high cost oi
living and the vide margin between
the price obtained by the farmers
and the middle distributors Tie said
the solution lay in buying large guam
titles in selling direct from the pro
duccr to the CONSUMER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
ENGRAVING COMPANY
MANAGER RELEASED

Chicago. Sot. 14.-Richerd j.
Trru1buu. rnauaaer ef an ehgra wing
company. was released ev United
state Commissioner Foote to-day iie
was charged with cons pirin- "itn
seorre = williams print. 2. an"
H. \. Secrerst of Mauasua. Niotra-
sia. to counterfeit Nieafas s'ia u
money. ...,
Hcariug uf charges against VI ii-
Iianls and ~asrrfst wns postponed eH
iii November L5- Sccrrcst riaiinS iiiT-
he Nas a,tinr .er ihc rrut isi'll.-i -vF-
ernment ~ NIDara-ne i--ii'''.'''
president nf Nicaragua. s'eiet'.
.l-,,re .fli clear hlm of the charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
MEXICO UNEARTHS
BIG SMUGGLING f9AaD


El Paso Texas Nov. 1t-C.
Juarez. Mexico is torn by disclosures
OF wholesale smuggling, IN which the
government officials are implicated.
A special inspector from McXico city
today caused the arrest Of Chief In
spector Padercs. in charge Of customs
service there for several years. SIM
twelve inspectors disap-
peared and cannot he found tonight
The Mexican government has been
defrauded out Of thousands Of dollars
monthly through dishonest inspectors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

Washington. Nov. li.-Theod0fe
Roosevelt will be the guest Of the Ma
tional Press club next Friday prior
TO his address before the National
Geographic society. His visit to Wash
ington win be- the first since ne left
the office of president. Colonel Roosc-
velt's visit to the club will be- most
Informal IN character and hc is not
expected 10 make Il speech
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
SEVENTY-SlX BODIES
TAKEN FROM MINE

Trinidad. Colo Nov. 1.-the
bodies OF Master Mechanic James
Young aud William Fitzpatrick we're
recovered from the Delagua mine or
the Victor American Fuel company
today making q total 81 seventy six
bodies removed from the mine The
bodies of Jerry Davis and David Bell
ana one miner are still in the mine,
but rescue parties expected 20 reach
them within few hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
III. Mission successful.

washington. Nn,. Indications
OF Tie SUCCESS oC tlS mission oi
American Nmnier Dawson 20 Nam
asun are reaching the state depart
mant tr1m Panama where the min
istcr has just arrived upon MS re-
turn from Nicaragua. Acting Presi-
dent Estrudn already has taken steps
tsward holdinr n constitutional con
vcntion tlfat shall provide stable
for the republic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

Tampa Fla. Nov. When q
crowd of cigarmakers started IN to
work today IN the Argulles. LopeX ana
Co plant "a band OF Italian women set
upon them with brOomsticks, clubs
and other weapons The men sought
refuge in the factory AND n detail OF
special police arrested six of the wom-
en-, the others escaping.