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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
If Boxes Broken Open at Seat
tie Contained Any Letters
They Were Placed There by
Enemies He Tells Committee,
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
SCORED FOR TREACHERY
Interior Department Officers
From BaIIinger Down Are De-
cIared Incompetent Witness
Cheered by Women,

fBy Morning Journal Special Leased wireI
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Bal
lngcr- pinchot congressional inquiry
began to bristle with interest today
when John J, Nertrees, counsel for
secretary Ballinger. undertook the
CROSSE s-examination of Louis r. CLAWS,
principal witness for the prosecu-
ton
4 climax was reached late in the
afternoon when Mr Nertrees au-
nounced that q box belonging to Mr..
CLAWS and left in the grand iits
room at Seattle had been broken open
a few days ago and that number of
missing letters from tho files oi he
land office in seattle c'pits Of which
recently had been published in
weekly paper were round therein
CLAWS angrilv declared that II any
letters had been found in his belong
ings "a frame up had been prepared
against him. His denunciation of fo1
cral officials who would stoop 10 such
a trick to win the favor of their SUI
periors called out a demonstratio1 -
or applause from the spectators
which caused Chairman Nelson 10 ans
nounce that ans repetition of the OUT
burst would result IN the room being
cleared. Throughout the hearings ths
sympathies Of the spectators, "a cat
majority of whom Wrre WOmen have
clearly been with CLAWS and tn
nave laughed with satisfaction as ht
made points against mis- uues TONERS
Mir. Nertrees announced that G. A.
Christiansen. Glavis eaipcassor as ehief
of 6eld division. would be called to
testifv to the nndina nf the letters
~ offered IN eNtd..aee letter fr,sia
Chrietiansen gf,Ine die details of the
slleaed discovery ana tho committea.
eot into Il long Nrangie ms to whether
II should be received IA evidence at
this lime The matter was nut over
rof rnneitlorafian tomorrow IN exrcu-
1t,,e session
Al tbe norninp session Alr Vertrees
tlrev from fbn witnnss tho fact that
la tnt,de NJ rhare,s W rnrrnntion
sosilst an,-one i'm tho land effice or
tbe dauarttnanf nf the interjoi,
c,Iavis declared N ne had found evil
dence or corrnntian he would have
tnlTen tha mattar fo ~ or,,n1 itno. in
sfead ~ IL no nresident He said he
thouabt mo fact Warranted the onin-
inn that Mr rnlllnrer ana Mr.. pen
nrt had acted improperlv ana charged
then, u.ith ofariaI misrnndnct
Thrnunb !, nrooeas nf elimination
ne t'itness clrared a,l tho other orf-
ni,,ls nr wilfnI Nronpdoinr lie said
he was ruIlV conyinrcd fhat the facts
No bod orea,ea In evidence v-,rranted
~ f,,,le,a,,nt that naithrr carretar,.
t,allinse,. mar commissioner Dennet
~ ~ ~ MA IN nffire ~ ni,hlir rrnsi
re- tssitsnt ercretary ~ the In
ts,in,. pIcrcn Cla,ts declared he
haa rendered. an nrroneons interpre- /
t.,ti,t ~ ~ ntot 1and ia,, nr uav
tonS ana ,bot mis- derieion while /
~ ''.,u .,l, ~ ,,.,'o,,s,lnino indicatnd
that r ,,.,' n, ~ ~ ri ~ orfce (
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

New York. Feb. 14.--Judge Martin
in the United states court today dis
missed the plea interposed on behalf
Of Charles X. Heike, secretary of the
American Sugar Refining company.
that hc was entitled TO Immunity from
Indictment The Jury returned q for
NAL verdict To that effect at the direc-
ton oe the court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
ROOSEVELT N AY
LEAD SOUTH
POLE PARTY
Professor Mcmillan, Scientific
Member of Peay Expedition
Has New Job for Ex-President
GBy Morning journal spee,a, Leased wireI

Portland. Ne, Feb. li.-rhAt
former President Roosevelt may lead
the Antarctic expedition 90 he sent
from the United States WAS the state
ment made today by prof Donald -.
Mcmillan the scientific member Of
Commander Peary's successful North
Pole party. The proposition has been
discussed among tho probable mem
hers of the party and Prof Mcmillan
said hc hoped the former president
would accc-t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

Stuttgart. Wurtemberg. Feb. ia
man attempted to force his way into
the royal palace last night and was
arrested. IL is believed he intended
10 attack King Wilhelm IT.
Miihclm II was born in 1S4S and
ascendcd 10 the throne October Z.
1891.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
Gnsln, Rnpi.II, RccoyerIng.

Stockholm. Feb. liking Gustav s
progress toward recovery is such that
IN WIS possible to remove him from
his chamber tO another room which
he occupied for a time today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
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MISSING MISS KN0LLYS
LOCATED IN LONDON

London Feb l4.-Miss Alexandra
LouVina Knollys. daughter of Lord
knolly. King Edwards private secre-
tary, who was recently reported as
having eloped, Is in London. On last
Thursday she attended the dog slow
in company with Queen Alexandra
The identity OF the -eloping woman
said to have been found at Palma, Is
land of Majorca. is not known here.
4 dispatch frpm Palma yesterday
said that English detectives had ar
rested "A man there charged with hav-
ing cioped with Miss Knoliy and who
was supposed 10 be either a coach
man or a British army officer The
dispatch added that Miss knollyE had
been found and placed in the care Of
her brother
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
How Showlow was Named

The Deseret News recently gave
a write-up of Arizona old timers
and towns, and had the following
to say in naming of one of our
villages.
"That name Showlow carries
with 1T a story that will go down
in Arizona history, and it is In
separately linked with the name
of {. E. Cooley. Mr.. Cooley
came to Arizona as a soldier and
was stationed at old Fort Nc
Dowell when he was mustered
out in the later Cos. He worked
his way up to Fort Apache and
there married an Indian wife and
was adopted into the Apache
tribe and made one of it's chiefs.
One day he was gambling at the
game OF seven-up when his oppo-
nent bet ranch against a sum OF
money. The game ran close and
it was a question who was out.
Cooley claimed he had won by
having a point low. The other
man said, "Well, show low and
take the ranch. " Cooley showed
low, took the ranch and named
it Showlow Ranch. Through too
shrewd a business partner Mr.
Cooley lost this ranch more than
twenty years ago and then he
moved into the Indian reserva-
ton and settled at his present
ranch, where as man of a he
is spending his last days-Flng-
staff Gem.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
SPECIAL MESSAGE.
The President Is Preparing Mes
sage On Conservation.

Washington d. C.-Without
waiting for the Ballinger-P -Pinchot
investigation Mr. Taft will soon
begin the preparation of a spec
1al message on conversation. It
will be with assurances in both
houses that, while some NAV be
experienced in the lower branch,
the recommendations will be
made into laws before the spring
adjournment. The president is
represented as holding that there
is nothing in the Ballinger-Pincll-
OF dispute that has any bearing
on his own legislative program
and he will proceed regardless OF
II
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
NEW ANAESTHETIC.

New 1ork-It has remained
for DR.. Thomas onnesco to
score one Of the greatest tri-
umphs of the medical world. This
Rounanian scientist maintained
that stovaine is superior to
either as an anesthetic and before
the flower of the medical profes-
sion performed delicate opera
tions with the knife, the patients
all the time remaining wide eyed
and conscious of all that was
going on and yet experiencing
no pain.
To take a patient sitting quiet.
ly on the edge of a table, swing
ing his legs, thrust a hollow
needle into the small of his back
with little more pain than
would be caused by stabbing his
finger with pin, inject thru it
half a teaspoonfnl of = colorlcss
fluid, then lay him down on the
table and, within three minutes,
be able to cut down to the bone
anywhere upon his body-ampu-
tate limb, open the abdomen
and remove the appendix and
without producing the slightest
pain OF Importance, yet leaving
him perfectly concious, with his
eyes wide open and able to OBJ
serve every step Of the operation
if he so desires, is certainly a
striking and dramatic feat.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
FIRST IN The PRO-
DUCTION OF COPPER
Arizona Tops List. Michigan
Is Second.

Arizona again holds the record
in the production of copper,
leading both Michigan and Mon
tana in the official figures Just
made known by the government
The production i'll 1908 By
smelters fr o III copper-bearif e
material mined in the Unite d
Scates was 942 $50, ,721 pounds,
the largest in the history of IL c
industry.
The worlds production of cor
per in 1908 was 1,667, OSo,
pounds, so that the United s
es contributed considerably mC
than half the total product
the metal.
Arizona ranks first in the pro.
duction of copper. Montana,
Michigan, Utak, California, Ten
nessee, Colorado, Nevada, Ida
ho and New Mexico following in
the order named. According to
the sinelter returns the three
leading copper states-Arizona,
Montana and Michigan-pro-
duced 81 percent OF the total
output IN 1908.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
MARSHAL IS
GOOD SLEUTH
Arrests Harry DeGroff Who
Is Wanted In Colorado.

WinsloW's claim to having a
Sherlock Holmes at the head OF
its police force was established
last week when Marshal Bledsoe
on telegraphic description sent
out broadcast by the sheriff at
Beauna Vista, Colorado took in
custody a man much wanted at
that place.
About ten days ago Harry
DeGrof, a barber by occupation,
burglarized the shop where he
had previously been employed
getting away with $4,000 in
cash.
The sheriff there at once wired
a description of DeGrof, to num-
erous points south and west,
those being the directions it was
thought he would likely take.
Immediately upon receiving the
telegram, which furnished but a
brief description of the fugutive's S
general appearance, Marshall
Bledsoe began to inspect west
bound trains. His vigilance was
soon rewarded for when No. 7
pulled in on the following morn
ing a hasty inspection of the
passengers disclosed one who
seemed to answer the description
closely enough to warrant ac-
costing.
DeGroff stoutly protested a
gainst the suspicious of the offic-
er, claiming to be ]. E. Brown,
on the Way to Los Angeles.
Failing to indentity himself as
Brown as requested by tie mar
shall he was escorted to the city
Jail. Evidently concluding that
the game was up when he had
spent his bluff on an unirnpres-
sionable police officer who con-
ducts his business on "show me"
principals, DeGroff admitted his
identity. A search of his pockets
produced $74. which he acknow-
lodged was part of the stolen
money.
w. S. Brewster, sheriff at
Beauna Vista, started for Wins
low as soon as he received advic-
es that De Croft was in custody
and was much elated over the
marshals capture. The prisoner
was taken back to Colorado
Wednesday, probably wishing
he had made a detour of Wins
low.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
POPULAR PASTOR
LEAVES GALLUP
Father Juillard Is Appointed
To Important Office.

Gallup, y. NJ Dec. 80, 1909
His innumerable friends in New
Mexico and Arizona will receive
with keen regret the news that
the Rev. Geo. J. Juillard. for
eighteen years pastor OF Gal
lup, New Mexico, we'll known
throughout the territories for
his literary ability, his great
eloquence and genial disposition
has decided he will leave the
archdiocese of Santa Fe to as.
sumo an office of much graver
usefulness.
The Rev. Florentine Movers,
o. F. NJ. has been appointed his
successor at Gallup, and the Rev.
Robert Kalt, o. F. NJ. his assist
ant.
Some months ago the position
OF associate director general,
comjure SUGGESTIONS, of the
Society for the Faith in the L.
s, with headquarters in New
York city, was not only Offered
bnt strongly urged upon FIR.
Juillard by the directorate of
Paris, France and New York.
Though reluctant to leave his
parish and the archdiocese and
the country to which he had EN-
deared himself, he did not deem
it Just to himself and the cause
to decline.
The Most Rev. !. B. Pitaval,
D. D., archbishop of Santa Fe,
who greatly prizes his personal
friendship and highly appreciates
his valuable services and sterling
qualities, at last yielded to the
of the directorate
OF the propagation OF the faith
aud gave reluctant consent
Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
REVISED SCHEDULE.


Sunday, January 9th, 1901
a. III. the revised schedule for the
Santa Fe passenger trains will
go into effect and be as follows:
No. 1-California Express, ar
6:55 a. m; ". 7;2O a. m.
No. Mail and Express, ar
7;45 a. M; lv. $40 a. m.
No. 9-California Fast Mail ar
S:55 d. m; lv. 800 a. IN,
No 3-Limited, ar .: P. m,
". $40 p. m.
No. 2-Atlantic Express, ar
T:20 a. M; ". 7:45 a. N.
No. S-Chicago Mail and Ex-
press, ar. $50 a. m; IL. $50 a.
m.
No. chicago Limited, ar.
$40 a. m; lv. S:55 a. m.
No. 1O-Eastern Express, ar.
1905 p. m ". 1918 p. III.
The above schedule was to be
put i'll force Jan. 3rd but has
been deferred to Jan 9th.
Misses Rose Terry and Ellen
Addison of ilhams, Arizona
are guests OF Miss Polly Duggar.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
K. OF c. OFFICIALS
VISIT ARIZONA
Come to Inspect Sanitarium
Location.

During next January a COM
mittee composed of the most in.
f1uentlal of t II e III m b + S
Knights of Columbus of the will
visit Arizona in connection with
the proposed construction of a
sanatOrlun in the southwest for
the treatment and care Of the
tuberculoar members of the or
der, says the Phoenix Democrat.
Although it is not yet definitely
known just when these men will
be here, and in consequence, no
plans have vet been formulated
by the members of the local
council, the subject is one that is
now being given consideration
among the Knights.
The visit, it is said, will be
made for the purpose of person
ally Investigating conditions, eli
matical and otherwise, to be re-
ported back to the grand conncil
and to be acted upon at some
future meeting.
Phoenix will be but one of sew
eral cities to be visited bv the
committee as a number of loca-
tions have been proposed and
weightY consideration will be
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01

given all the bids before the site
IS finally determined.
Among other cities to be con
sidered are Tucson and Albuquer-
que, both of which are advertised
as health resorts, but although
Phoenix is by no means assured
of the construction and mainten-
ance of the sanitoriun here, it is
said that this city is favored IN
that respect and stands as good
a chance as any of them.
However, the local Knights,
realizing that it is not at all un-
likely that the hospital will be
located elsewhere, are devising
ways and means to promote the
city's interests in this respect.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
RADIUM MINE DISCOVERED.

Denver, Colo.-According to
an essay by the school of Miucs.
the largest known body of pitch
blende i'll the world has been dis
covered at Central City, Colo.
As result Colorado may satisfy
all demands for radium, which
nows sells for fabulous sum
per ounce.
The miuc is owned by Bishop
Matz of the Catholic Chuch and
is leased to Philadelphia capital
lists.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
MEXICAN TRIO GET go DAYS
Two MeXicaDS Steal Cream.-GO
to County Jail.

Parfno Martinez, Juan San
chez and Cipriano Marquee drew
a slxty-day meal ticket from JUS
tice Waite in the police court
Yesterday. They were charged
with breaking into a freight car
in the yards of the Santa Fe. A
yearning for a supply of con
densed milk was the cause OF
their grief, though the moder-
ateness of their haul did not
help to tighten their sentence.
Constable Wilson acted as
their escort Thursday to the
county bastile.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
Our 0rprttnuH

OF t!.is chs ;.i:t.;jf~ day Of the year,
deem the time Opportune to express apprecia-
tion of the support we have been accorded by Our
many patrons, in our efforts to make the Winslow
Mail attractive and murit orious newspaper.
Without such support success would be impossible
of attainment
The Improvement in the size, appearance and
news contents of the Mail is source of gratihca-
ton to ourselves, as we trust it is to our many
readers. Our jealous endeavOrS will ever be
directed to issuing a live, enterprsing and newsy
publication that will keep the people of this
munty fully informed on national, territorial and
city affairs that will be of most interest to them
In politics, our attitude will continue to be in
dependent. Being free from bias and partsanship
will at all times express honest convictions
on public questions, regardless of parties or per-
affected.
We hope during the present and each succeed
ing year, for a continuance of cordial relations
with our patrons and friends and extend to all a
happy and prosperous New Year
THE PUB. I.ISHERS.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
WIFE OF J.L. CODE DEAD.

Mrs. Bertha Code. wife of Mr..
]. L. Code, the well known train
dispatcher, died at the family
home at Laramie, Wyoming,
from heart disease.
The funeral was at the Cath
olic church Father Cummisky
officiating
J L. Code, husband of the dis
ceased is the father of William
9. Code of this city and was at
one time train dispatcher for
the Santa Fe here.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01

] NJ, Patton night engineer at
the round house returned Thurs
day from the east where he has
beenfOr the past month visiting
relatives and friends, while there
was taken with an attack of
pneuomia but is now rapidly
cOnvalescing.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01

AIessrs w. H. Burbage and DR..
] Willard Bazelle left Thursday
for Phoenix. DR.. Bazelie will
take the examination for q terri
torial certificate.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
NUCENT Held
in HE AVY
BAIL
Bond Fixet d at S..
OOO.-Pa lintiff Is
Also Held.

Charles Nugent. charged with
assault with I'M tent to murder
Iohn Leisner in the Windsor
bar room on Dec 10Th, was held
before Justice Waite in the police
court Wednesday, afternoon.
W. II. Burbage. and Henry F..
Ashurst of Presc Oft were present
to defend the accused, while Dis
trict Attorney G cary represented
the territory. Sc ven witnesses to
the assault had been subpoened
and were present. o
The trend of the testimony
showed the quSarreling between
Nugent and Leilsner to have orr
ginated in friendly scrimmages
from which they emerged with
out injuries and when Nngent
left the saloon it was thought
the trouble was over.
The evidence of all established
the fact that about an hour later
Nugent 1eturned to the saloon
and approaching to where Leis
ner stood at the bar with his
back toward his assailant, raised
an ire gas pipe which seer4ns to
have been unobserved up to- that
n mcnt, and broughti- fore Sfuliy
down upon the head of his ictim
and while the latter was falling
to he floor from lis effects, a
second blow was struck before
any of the bystanders could
prevent it.
Constable Mark Wilson testi-
fled to being called into the saloon
a few minutes later and placing
Mug mt under arrest, releasing
him later when the injuries were
thought not to have been very
serious and after assuring Judge
Waite that he wOnld be respon-
siblefor the prisoners appearance
until morning Marshal Bledsoe
told how he found Nugent an
hour later and placed him under
arrest for the second time. He
Identified the weapon, a two foot
iron pipe, as the one handed to
him in the Windsor bar room by
Andrew Montana who had pre-
viously testified to taking it from
the hands OF Nugent after the as
sault had been committed.
An effort was made by counsel
for defense to secure from DR..
Hathaway a favorable state
ment on the probability of Leis-
ner regaining his normal mental
condition but further than pro-
Tossing his belief that the victim
would soon be physically we'll,
he declined to commit himself
more definitely.
At the conclusion of the taking
of testimony Dist. Atty. Gearv
made a formal appeal to have
the defenda Mt bound over to the
next term of the criminal court
i'll the sum OF $4,000.
The defense objected to the
amount as excessive and asked
that only at reasonable bond. be
asked for, such as would be pos
slble to sec ure and thus avoid ex-
pense to the county which would
result from keeping the prisoner
i'll Jail.
Justice Waite finally fixed the
bond at $4,000 announcing at
the sarle ime that the complain
ant, Lelsn' er, was already ua5er
bond of S. 1000 to insure his ap-
pearance 1T the trial.
Failing to furnish the required
ooild Mug ent as taken to the
county - iolbrook Wednes-
day
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs A. ! Ratellc cr-
tcrtained Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dtze
aud family at Xmas dinner
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01
STRIKE SETTLED
SAY OFFICIALS
Many Old Employees Return
To Work.

st. Paul, Minn Aside from the
withdrawal by railroads of their
offer to abide by the decision Of
the Chicago conference, and re-
employ the striking switchmen
as soon as they have places for
them and some removal of the
embargo on wheat by the Great
Northern there were no develop
ments in the switchmen' strike
in the northwest today.
The railroad officials say the
strike IS so far over AS they are
concerned. 1t is reported tonight
that the old Switchmen will 90
back to work the Great North
ern at Butte tomorrow.
Reports from Globe, Ariz. tell
of clever swindler who passed
three bogus checks on Globe
merchants, aggregating $3.50.
1t is believed that several other
bad checks are in circulation.
One George Powell, who work
ed for the Miami Copper Com
pany's checks being used and its
officers names signed by the
sWindler.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-01

MIR. and Mrs. L. L. kleindienst
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Ball Xmas.
Evening journal., 1910-08-08
WIFE and. MONEY
AMONG MISSING
Taudel SWearS Out Warrants
for Both Spouse and
BOarder

Angelo Taudel, of Rockland. has lost
his wife, $40 in cash. gold watches and
much silverware. He has sworn out
warrants before Magistrate Gluckman
chaging his wife with neglecting their
three minor children and charging
Nicola Terve with the larceny Of the
gold coin and the other articles men
toned.
Taudel is employed in the Rockland
paper mills and went to work on Fri
day night as usual, leaving his wife
and three children at home. Terve
was a boarder at the house The chill
dren ranged in age from three TO ten
years. When Taudel arrived home
fromwork on Saturday morning he
found the children crying piteously.
while no trace OF the wife and mother
could be found. Taudel started an
investigation and found that the pre-
vious evening a wagon had hauled
away trunk from the house Later
raudel learned that his money. watch
es and other things had been taken
from the house. The $50 was 10 have
been deposited I'm bank on Saturday
Agent Stout, OF the S. r. G. c., will
look into the case II arrests are made
Evening journal., 1910-08-08
ROUTINE WORK
OF WATER BOARD

At the weekly meeting of the Board
of Water Commissioners to-day, Com
missioner Poole presided in the alb
sence of President Shaw. who is at
Atlantic City.
Registrar Mclntire reported resolu-
tions Of the plumbing regulations at
No. 81 Madison street and at No. 924
Poplar street. and fines of So each were
imposed upon the offending plumbers.
4. l.. Rice. Jr.. the architect, re-
quested a larger ferrulo for No. 800
French street II was decided to put
in a larger ferrule If the present one
was not satisfactory.
Chief Engineer Kienle reported that
sixteen new services and thirteen
meters had been installed.
Weekly balances we're reported as
follows: Current, S2.9Ol74; special,
S29.95096
Weekly pay rolls were ordered paid
as follows: Current, S956.95; special,
s16I3S.
The collections for July, amounting
TO S19.32S.93, were ordered transferred
to City Council