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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
TEMPLAR
WILL Be TOLD
ALL ABOUT II
Or, j, H. Wroth to Distribute
Five Hundred Pounds of
Pamphlets and Descriptive
Literature at COaclave,

New Mexico is certainlg receiving
is share Of advertising az the Knights
Tcmplaf Couciaye which began lass
week in Chicago. Dr. J. n. wroth.
grand commander OF the New Mckee
Grand Commander, knights Tenn
plar. is attending the esnclave. when
Or Wroth left for Chicago Ne vas
accompanied by five hundred pounds
~ printed matter descriptive OF diff
feFent parts Of New Mexico. furnished
by tile Bureau o4 Immigration Ae-
ccrding 10 reports printed in Chicago
newspapers. Dr. Mroth has been
making q noise Hike "a real live pub
iicity agent among the Knights Tenn
pisr during the time he IS not busy
attending the CrnciAve sessions. New
Mexico is receiving mor than her
share ~ newspaper adycl Using dur
ing the conclaYe partly because Of
the literature being distributed and
also because ct the rooms oi the New
Mexico headquarters. OF the knights
remplar. ia the Auditorium Annex
Navajo blankets and Indian goods
The New Mexico headquarters is the
mecca fer knights from various parts
III the country. attracted by the In
dian display. Many newspaper writ
ers have driftcd into the rooms and
numerous articles about New Mexico
have appeared in the big Chicago
dailica during the past week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
NEW DIRECTORY IS
TO Be COMPLETE
IN ALL DETAILS
F. Morley Company Men
WIN Soon Begin Systematic
Canvass Of the City; Adyer-
Using Manager Here Now.

ame Ditty. advertising manager
Tor @ John n Morley company. OF
Dallas. Texas, arrived in the city yes
tcrday and today viii commence the
work Ut soliciting advertisements for
the 1911 Albuquerque city directory
The Worley COMPANY issued the Albu-
querQue directories Tor 1905 ANA 1919.
both books proving 10 be reliable and
valuable works. In about ten days r..
". Godfrey, road manager for the
WorleSs. and a force Of men viii ar
rive IN the city and make a thorough
and systematic canvass Of the city.
This canvass Will occupy at least six
weeks and 1t iy the intention Of A1r.
Godfrey and his assistants 10 get the
~ me. address and occupation %
every resident of Albuquerque. The
Information gathered wlll be alphabet
ically arranged in Dallas. where the
book Will he Off the press shortly ar
ter October /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
SEPTEMBER" EARTH"
WILL ADVERTISE
NEW MEXICO
FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
Entire Issue of Santa Fee Pub
location to be Devoted 10 Tell
ing About Opportunities and
Possibilities of Territory,

New Mexico. it's past, present aud
future, will be graphically written
about IN the September issue Of THE
Earth.' a monthly magazine pub
liShcd in Chicago by the santa Fe
railroad company For many months
back The Earth has contributed most
generously in it's columns to tho de-
velnpment Of New Mexico. with the
coming Of statehood the editors of
tho Earth realized that there was
never a more opportune time To- ex-
iensiVeiy advertise the territory. uF
state 40 be. aud consequently placed
the entire issue for September at the
disposal of tho New Mexico Bureau
Of Immigration Taking advantage
"a h opportunity afforded. the
bureau caused to be written "a num-
Der of articles descriptive OF the ter
ritpIY. which were forwarded to
Chicago end viii appear in the Earth
uext month. The articles were writ
ten by prominent citizens OF the diff
rcrent parts of tho terr.tors and viii
be perhaps the most accurate and
reliable Information ever published
about the respective irrigation prof
scts. farming and fruit districts and
other enterprises worthy Of develop
ment.
flitN thousand copies of The Earth
viii be printed Ia the New Mexico is
sue These will be distributed to all
parts Of the United states. Every
ia the magazine viii tell some
thing about New Meyico. II viii be
New Mexico an the way. nothing but
New Mexico. Her valleys and NOUN
tains viii be described and tho au-
thors will tell about the possibilities
In agricultural and mineral pursuits
The book IN fact vii be a mine of
informeu on about New Mexico. II
viii tell just what prospective resi-
dents Of he new state viii desire To
know.
When -le TACT is taken into CONSUL
Grafton that the space which viii be
occupied hy the View Mexico articles
could net be purchased ia the Earth
f"r less than three thousand dollars
.hen will pc realized the great value
OF the free gratis advertising.
The Earth reaches d class Of peo-
that no other publication does
II gets TO those who are dissatisfied
with their present place Of residence
and their present condition In life
That the New Mexico issue viii re-
suit in much good in more WAYS than
,ne Il q ioresone conclusion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening The discussion wlII be par
uciapted in by Isaac Barth 4. " b..
Bryan. 81. h. Hickey and H.. j. COL
Inns. all abie speakers. who have
made a study 0f the oregon consti-
tuition Musical selections VIII COM
piete the program.
H. r. Davis conductor. and JAIME.
MOaiton mot0rman, on the Aibuquer-
que Traction company lines. have left
on an overland trip 10 the Estaucia
valley. where Mr.. Moulton has 4
homestead claim The car men viii
hunt n prospect on the trip. When
they left here their camp wagon was
loaded down with rifles. s~hoi-guns.
shells and cartridges. fuse. dynamite
ana giant powder ana hut little OPP
position 81 any kind is expected from
man or beast.
James F.. Clark. territorial superin-
tendent or public instruction. was in
the city last night several hours Ell
route from Santa Fe 60 Mounainair.
Mr. Clark will spend q das or two at
the chautauqua and viii also attend
The Torrance county teachers insti-
tute which conyenes at Estancia this
week
&. X. Archer. travelling representa-
Tive ~ the Morning Journal. has re-
turned from 6 trip uf several
weeks spent IN Kansas and Missouri.
Mr.. Archer leaves TODAY for . trip To
Estancia and santa Fe for this paper.
The regular monthly business meet
ing ~ the Woman Christian Tenn
perancr Union viii be held In the or
ncc of Dr. Margaret Cartwright.
stern block, at ESQ clock this az
tcrnoon.
6 W. Gatchei cashier vi the Wells
Fargo aud Company Express office.
accompanied hy his family. has re-
turned from q vacation spent 10 Los
Angeles and other southern California
joints.
Tho directors and stockholders OF
the p%ctproon Mining company held a
lengthy meeting iH their offices ia the
Whiting building last evening. the A.
fairs 0f the company being discussed
at length.
Probate CLERK 4. T. Walker issued q
marriage license late last evening "a
James W. IiDopiugsrmer and Stella
Marshun. both IF Stanley, \ NJ.
T. ~ Bapdy 81 the United states
Internal revenue service. arrived last
night from Santa Fc
ur Fred r. Pctut amt family have
returned from g months vacation
spent Ia California
There VIII be- a regular meeting Of
The owls ~ a. - 4. W han At
o'clock tonight
Attorney Elfcgo Bsca aud Mrs
Baca leave today for q ten days visit
In Denver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
DIRECTORS CALL A
MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS
VitaIly Important Matters 10 Be
Brought Up for Consideration
at Gathering Of Interested
Parties August 49,

Al Cd meeting Of tine directors 81 the
Citizens Traction and Power COM
paus h-id itst night in the sf1ces Of
fhc secretary. Attorney Isaac Barth.
it Was decided to cab @ meeting a.
b. stockholders 81 % company FOR
Friday evening. AUGUST 49, This
meeting aul le called ftr th- purpose
oi tlertinr tNn new directors To nli
the ~tacanries caused by the resigna-
riou of } G. Bai1ridge and DR. p g.
Cornish. Numerous ether matters
viii come as - sAts meeting mat
tiers which cam 10 decided cnly by
the stpekholdsE There viii he
brought ur the proposition to extend
the present line 60 The University OF
Ne2 Mexico. Another matter o. inn
pertaure VIII be the question Go De
discussed as te whether the car tine
shall De- e. trolley OF gasoline system.
Al first Nhrn the cafs we're only q
ruu % the end Of the city limits it
sas Practically decided to operate
gasoline cars Bot nov that the
question is being a<itated of extend
Ing the Nue ta the University IL mas
he considered wise 20 install a troll
icy system
Other business Wiii come before the
meeting fer discussion and disposition
Including the matter ~ collecting out
staaaine deilnuuent subscriptions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

~ Seco SIX. just like sucsiHe silk -
Inches wide over 81 shades 10 select
from. viii be sold at 70 cents peF
YARD. originally worth - l-2 cents
The ribbons Viii De on aie N e
imaginable Color. hae. width and
length one hundred Pieces fancy
ribbon, three 10 five inches wide sold
from 30 a. a. rents : yard wsii 20
Tor ~ cents per 3erd. one grand
lot % the finest ribbons in the sJor
4 10 inches side. in fancy S1tius
messaiines and DreaIen effects worth
up 10 $500 per yard. vul be sold to-
daF only OF So There viii also
Pee special prices on pitin taleta rib
hcns In varying eu. iifies and widths
at 10 cents. IL GENTS. % cents, -
cents and 20 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
LITTLE REGINA ABEL
LAID TO REST IN SANTA
BARBARA CEMETERY

The funeral of l,,tle Regina Abel,
the uine-year-oid daughter Of Mr..
John Abel. who died Saturday cye-
ming after q lengthy illness with
typhoid Fever. wa held yesterday
morning from the Sacred Heart
church. Rev. Father Tomassini. x. J..
celebrated a requiem mass foT the
rcposc of the soul Of deceased. The
remains were laid To rest In santa
Barbara cemetery. The rasket was
BANKED with flowers and tho funeral
was largely attended 10y friends and
relatives -Four plasmatcs of the
dead child acted rs pall-bcarers-
Elizabeth Brennan Katherine kelc-
hcI. Amy Chaplin and Hazel kiekc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR SER|NGO
Santa Fe Fireman Wanted in
Old Albuquerque for Alleged
Worthless Check Work to the
Extent Of Some S42.

a warrant was ISSUED Yesterday 10y
David Pcrea. Justice 1T the peace in
old Albuquerque for Richard Seringo.
formerly a fireman Tor the Santa -
ks Ivan company between this place
and Gallup. Il rs alleged that Seringo
issued a check en an ~ Paso bank
for Sf15o and the check was not
honoreJ Justice Perea said the
sheriff office Was now engaged in
lcukiug tor Seringc who j. believed
% have left the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
The Rannlne sanIlnrlnn.

Banning S%anitoriun for tubercu-
lars only, flaming Southern Califor-
MIA pu edge of desert aud a.3O0 Gle
vatinn Ideal combination OF desert
aud mountain air Low rates. $3.50
90 t45 month, Medical attention by
specialists Remarkable cure rec
ord
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
ILLINOIS MILITIA
UNDER OFFICIAL
INVESTIGATION
Cairo Company Charged With
Failure 10 Respond Promptly
to Riot Call and Prevent
Lynebing.
ny Mornins journal special r.-..a wlrsi

Cairo a. Aug N-Membcrs oi
Company X. % the Illinois National
Guard viii undergo an investigation
here "Wednesday night as the result
of charges preferred in connection
with the mol thaE attempted 20 l,ncii
John Pratt q neggf3 on the night oil
February l7-
The charges are taat the mpany
failed 10 arrive az the court house.
under orders. until 3 o'clock on the
morning. after the riot. pr several
hours after the atta.k on the Alex
ander county jail. Il Is further
charged that after Captain w. "a.
Crcancy he'd relieved Sheriff Fred
Nellis. z member ef the COMPANY
broke zap the furniture In the sher-
ITS office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST


Warrington AUG x-Arizona-Fair
in south showers in north portion
TUESDAY ana probably "Wednesday
West IpNss-S showers Tuesday or
tuesdtf night except fair in southeast
roffitu, cooler M north portion.
Ncw McNiru- local SHOW ers Tues.
dnt cooler in north portion
wednesday fsir iu south. showers in
north rnrtlrn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
VENlREMEN UNWILLING TO
SERVE IN BROWNE TRIAL


Chicago. Aug. S-Ar the close Of
the firSt week ~ the sscond trial 81
lee o'Neil Brow un. minority leader.
char ged with buying votes TO elect
William Lcrimcr TO the United states
n not enc Juror has been ac-
cepted. Questioning II the second
Veuire IF zoe was cuded today and
the examination If C. third panel will
now begin Nearly All plead prcju-
dice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
Canadian Pacific Prosperous.

M0nlTeaI- Aug N--Thr Canadian
Pacific railway today announced that
The dividend Of the company has
been Increased from Go : per cent
annually Tn. current half yearly
dividend is announced as 3is per cent
on railway earnings and half Of J.
ger cent ou land
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

Artesia TO Hope. twenty-five miles
Mail and passenger service daily. ex-
cept sundays Leave Artesia S a. m
leave Hope 2 80 ?. m. So round triB
New and excellent equipment.
CHAS NJ. TANNER. Manager.
Artesia. ~ n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09
Wallace HesseIden


Figures and workmanship count
We guarantee more for your money
than any other contracting firm in
Albuquerque office Al the superior
Planning Mill Phone az
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

The Salvation Army Sc very much
Tn need % your cast OF clothing.
Phone ess Captain l.. W. Arbuckle.
officer IN Charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

For Sale. A a bargain n taken Al
once. one of the most modern resi-
ccnces in the city. Parties leaving
town Phone lis OF cali o South
Arnc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-09

n you need a carpenter. telephone
Hcsseiden. plloae 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
KNOX PROPOSES
new TRADE DEAL
FavOrs Reciprocity With
NeighbOrs on North.
FIELDING ALSO WILLING

Secretary Of state Opens Neeotla
tlons For Drafting Of New Treaty
With Canada--Wants New Agree.
ment In Which Relations Between
Two Countries viii Be Readjusted
Along More Liberal Lines --Domln.
lon Now Gets Our Minimum Rates
Washington, March 3l.--The Unit
ed States and Canada have practical
ly agreed TO open negotiations for the
drafting of a reciprocity treaty. Next
to the averting of threatened trade
war between the countries, this Is
the most important result Of the tar.
IN conferences between President
Taft and w. S. Fielding, the Domln.
ior's minister of finance.
rhe probability of reciprocity nego.
tiatlons were disclosed In the an.
nouncement by the state department
of the trade agreement that has been
reached with Canada. Cores )ondence
that has passed between Secretary
Knox and Mr.. Fielding shows that
the secretary of state alrendy has
suggested, by direction of The presi.
dent. that negotiations be bestln with
a view to readiusting the trade rela.
tions between the countries along
more liberal lines. The secretary has
formally expressed the hope that the
trade relations will be governed by
"the spirit of cordial reciprocity and
independence"
Minister Fielding in former reply
to the secretary's letter has assented
to the proposition advanced by Mr..
Knox and is willing to enter upon
the negotiations in manner that
may be acceptable to both govern
ments.
The basis of the new trade agree
ment between Canada and the Unit
ed States by which the threatened
tariff war was averted was made pub
lie soon after the president had
signed the proclamation extending
the minimum rates of the American
tariff law to imports from Canada.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
PRESENT OFFICIALS
UNDER INDICTMENT
PIttsburg Jury Finds Sixteen
More Alleged Grafters.

Pittsburg, March 31.--The graft
grand jury handed down l6 more in
dictments against councilmen who, 1t
alleges, sold their honor and votes
for money. Five of these indicted
are members of the present city
council. The sensation of these in
dictments, however, was the identfi-
cation OF the name of DR.. E. II. Wal
ters, now head of the department of
health and charities of Pittsburg and
leading man In the cabinet of Mayor
Magee. The grand jury in indicting
Walters asserts It has proof that
while he was president of high coun-
ellis he solicited and accepted bribe
OF 81 900 for his vote in coun ills The
bribery alleged occurred In 1908.
DIR. Walters denies that he receiv-
ed the money He declares be will
not resign his position and he will
fight in the courts. Investigation Of
the part played by the Farmers De
posit National bank of Pit.sburg in
the bribing of councils was continued
by the grand jury. Special detectives
invaded the bank and took .f clerks,
bookkeepers, etc, before the grand
jury without ceremony.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31

clerk for six years under fol her Sec
retary of State Laylin. He is now
employed by the Central Ohio Paper
company.
John D. Paine for several years
was salesman for the Ruggles-Gale
company, and confined his business
largely to the state departments. He
has lived in Detroit for several
months. He is immune from crimi
nal prosecution, having been given
the immunity bath" when ne testi.
fed before the Beatty graft rrobers.
II is planned to role the indictments
against him.
McCafferty appeared at tie court
house and was released. ca bond
signed by bis brother DR.. Trenk Nc
Cafferty. ard James Ross.
The bond of Gale was fxel at s5r
900; Rugglss at 10000; M"Cafferty
at $4,000 and Wood at $4,000. All
furnished bond.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
PfNITfNTIARY COMES NEXT
Graft Probe Promises to Spread
THROUGH Central Ohio

InFOuQn ScntTdI OniC
Columbus. O.. March 31.-There
will be an investigation of the peni-
tentiary by the state graft probing
committee before the close of the
legislative session, but there will
probably not be sufficient time to go
into the state hospital allegations
this spring. The committee mas been
given information which, If IN ran be
proved, will provide one of tie big
gest stories of grating in the history
of the state. Not only arc former
officials of Franklin county involved,
but also officials of probably . other
counties in the state. This inForma-
tion was collected while n represen.
tative OF the committee was follow.
ing clew given by the fact that
Goodman Brothers had made numer-
GUS sales OF jewelry to Mark Slater.
Though IL was shown that these sales
were in every way regular, the trail
was followed until finally 4 was
found that while state ofiici lis could
not be connected, there were many
cases of purchases for codnty offi-
cials In other stores which might
stand investigation.
II was shown before the committee
that ID. S. Creamer, now state treas
urer. but former state fire marshal
had while he was in the latter Office
not only charged up TO the state the
expenses Of his frequent trips to and
from his home in ST. CairsNille, but
also that he had permitted his first
deputy, John p. Brennan, whose
home was In Urbana. to charge up
his expenses in travelling between
Columbus and his home. Another in.
teresting feature of the exar,ination
of Creamer by Senator Deatcn was
an attempt 10 show that Creamer had
used state funds to print reIorts in
furtherance of his campaign for tho
Democratic nomination .or state
treasurer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
SPOnS THEIR BEAUTY PLAN
Columbus Chamber Of Commerce.
Objects to Trinity House.

ObJtSho ~ '''''NJ
Columbus, O.. March I.-0irectors
of the chamber of commerce adopted
measures condemning the proposed
purchase by the state of the old Trim
ity House property, on East Broad
street. The directors object to Trim
ity House as an addition to tke state
executive offices because of the fact
that II is out of line with he civic
center idea of the beautihcasion plan
adopted several years ago by the
chamber.
The directors were unit IN their
action. They declared that while
there are some impractical things in
the Identification plan, yet the sug'
gestion for an alignment Of state
buildings between High and Fourth
street and Broad and State ST. ieets Is
It's most practical feature.
The objections of the chamber OF
commerce to the purchase Of the
Trinity building will be placed before
the members Of the general assem-
bly,. The state now has an option on
the Trinity House property.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-31
shIppers Take Mo Chances.

Pttsburg, March 81. - Announce.
ment is made here that strike OF
the coal diggers OF the Pittshug dis.
trict will be averted when the scale
expires at midnight tonight. and
miners will likely continue work un.
der scale calling for a Brent in
crease per ton pending settlement Of
local differences, chief among them
being the new explosives. In the
meantime coal shippers are taking no
chances. Orders were issued not to
attempt to ship an ounce of coal by
water or by rail out OF the Eittsburg
district until something more definite
transpres. All river boats are being
loaded and sidings are piled with
coal.