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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
SHR|NERS ELECT
AND INSTALL
OFFICERS
BaIIut Abyad Temple A. A, O,
N, N, S, Had Interesting
Meeting Last Night c, 0,
CuShnan Chosen as lIIustri-
GUS Potentate,

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected ana installed by Balmt Ahyad
Temple, A. A. O. y. NJ. S.. at q
largely attended meeting held IN the
Masonic Temple last evening. G. q,
Cushman was chosen Illustrious
Potentate. and Harry Rullard was
unanimously elected to succeed him
self as recorder Il. G. Allen, the
outgoing Illustrious Potentate was
elected as director, and Past Poten-
tate L. H. Chamberlain was called
upon to install the newly elected Of
ficers, us Follows
Illustrious Potentate, G. o. Cush-
man; chief rabban, Paul Teutsch; ;
assistant rabban, c. n. Blackwell;
high priest and prophet, George Tiet-
eel; Oriental guide, Fred Miller; re-
corder. Harry Bullard treasurer A..
j. Maloy: first ceremonial master
Reuben Perry. second ceremonial
master. j. w Elder; captain OF
guard e. A. Mann; director, p. c.
Allen: marshal w. r. Walton; outer
guard. George Eberhardt.
r. 9, Allen, E. l.. Medler, Aibu-
querque, and c. j. crandall, santa
Fe. were elected rs representatives TO
the Imperial Council.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
This Home-Mode Cough
Syrup VIII Surprise You
stops Even whooping Cough
Quickly. a Family supply
nt Small Cost.


Here Is homemade remedy that
takes hold OF cough Instantly and
Will usually cure the most stubborn
case in "a hours, This recipe makes
n pint--enough for a whole family.
You couldn't buy as much or as good
ready made cough syrup for $3.50.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar
with Il pint of warm water. and stir
2 minutes. Put 2A ounces of Plnex
thfty cents worth) in pint bottle,
and add the Sugar Syrup. This Keeps
perfectly and has pleasant taste
children like II. Braces up the appe-
tite and is slightly laxative. which
helps end cough
You pro badly know tho medical valuo
OF pine In treating asthma, bronchitis
and other throat troubles, sore lungs.
etc. There Is nothing better. Pinex is
the most valuable concentrated COM
pound OF Norway white pine extract,
rich In guiaicol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara-
tions viii not work in this formula.
The prompt results from this mex
peneve remedy have made friends for
IL in thousands of homes In the United
States and Canada, which explains why
the plan has been initiated often. but
never successfully.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe Your druggist has Pinex
or will get II for you. IL not, send to
The Pinex Co. 1T, Wayne, Ind.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
CONSPIRACY UNDER
SHERMAN LAW
DEFINED
Supreme Court Holds It May Be
Continuous 0ffenSe and Dis
peIIs Doubt as to Meaning of
Act
[nr Mornlnr aournnl speelnI Lsasea wlrel

IBy Morning journal Special Leased wirel
Washington, Dec. t2.-Announcing
the broad rule that conspiracy under
the Sherman antitrust law may be a
continuing offense" instead of an Of
fense limited to the formation Of the
conspiracy and, possibly. overt acts
hereunder which would revive the
conspiracy, the United States supreme
court today went a long way toward
Idispelling doubt as To the law
The direct result is that Gustave r.
Kissell of New York, and Thomas b.
Harmed of Philadelphia must answer
further to the indictment brought IN
1903 in New York, charging them with
conspiracy with the American sugar
Refining company and others, to drive
the Pennsylvania Sugar company out
of business.
Justice Holmes today. in announc-
ing the opinion of the court. took up
for consideration the argument that a
conspiracy is a completed crime as
soon as formed as would be the case
where a conspiracy were merely q
contract
1T is true" said Justice Holmes,
that the lawful agreement satisfied
the definition of the crime, but it does
not exhaust 1t. When the plot con-
Gus cooperation of the conspirators
to keep 1t up, and there is such con-
,tinuous operation it is a perversion of
natural thought and of natural Ian
guage to call such continuous coop
Grafton a cinemetograph series OF
distinct conspirators rather than to
cali it a single ONE
Holding that a conspiracy in re-
straint of trade is different from a
contract in restraint of trade, Justice
Holmes summed up the decision in
this manner
"The Indictment charges a continu-
ing conspiracy Whether it does so
with the technical sufficiency is not
before us All that we decide is that
a conspiracy may have continuance in
time, and that. where, as here, the in
dictment consistently with the other
facts, alleged that It did so until the
date of filing, that allegation must be
denied under the general issue and not
by a special plea.
Under the general issues, all de-
fenses, including the defense that the
conspiracy was ended by success,
abandonment, or otherwise more than
three years before July l, 1909, viii
be open and unaffected by what we
now decide"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13


ana the attending physician gives as
surance of a change for the better,
Building Is still going on in Gallup,
several houses are for
rent.
The high school boys are becoming
proficient In basketball A challenge
has been accepted to meet the Fort
Defiance Indians some time in the
near future.
The teachers OF the county are
planning for Mckinley county
teachers meeting TO be held In Gall
up on Saturday, December II. A pros
gram has ben prepared, the subject of
"nthlcal Training" being the princt-
pal one.
The teachers of the Gallup public
school are all planning on attending
the Las Vegas meeting Of the Terri
torial association. At a recent meet
ing the school board voted a two
weeks vacation.
Five of the high school pupils VIII
met in the opera house In local
contest on Thursday evening, Decem-
her is. The successful orator Will
represent the school In the territorial
contest The last half OF the program
for the evening will be given by Miss
Estelle Stiller. the principal. and will
consist OF a recital OF miscellaneous
selections
For the first time In several months
there seems to be a cessation OF cpl
demic in the city and the pupils are
back again to regular work In school.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
VALUE
OF BABIES
Interesting Bulletin From Cali
fornia Board of Health Shows
State Losing Money Through
PreventabIe Deaths,

Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 12.-The
commercial value of babies is made
the topic of an article i'm the bulletin
of the state board of health issued
today. The article contains an esti-
mate which shows that the average
cost Of the upbringing of child from
birth to twenty-one years is S4,15O,
and its average commercial value at
the end of that time is $4,000. These
figures are based on the net earn
ing capacity OF the average citizen for
all the gainful occupations in Cali
fornia. as reported in the state labor
commissioner S report for 1908 and
1919, capitalized at six per cent IN
terest
AS an investment, it is estimated
that by the age Of thirty the average
man is worth 6,000-$4,000 value
plus $4,000 gross earnings--and has
cost $40, 150 for growth ana mainten-
ance. or net gain of $3.50 in thir-
ty years.
The average value for all citizens OF
the United States and reported by the
National Conservation committee TO
be s12.900. Upon this basis, the la
Dor element in professional and IN
dustrial activities in this state repre-
sents $685.. .000,000 or approximately
twice the total value of all other sour
ces of wealth.
Upon this basis the article shows,
the state Is losing through preventable
and postponabe deaths, expenditures
for illness and the like probably
800, 600, 900 annually.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
OH YOU PESS|M|ST! !

Government statistics show that
writer's OF anonymous letters in
variably are the possessors of per-
petual grouches against themselves
aud everybody else. They have but Mt
tlc excuse for being alive and think
that everybody else ought to be dead.
If the saviour were to come back to
this earth today and do everything in
his power to alleviate the sufferings
of mankind. these grouches would get
out their hasamer and knock and crit
icize and tell how II should be done
These people are always vicious, ut
terly devoid Of honor and intelli-
gence, have no strength of character
Their wishbone Is where their back
bone should BE located, Their gizzard
is unfortunately located where their
heart belongs, II is doubtful, though,
IT they have or ever had a heart.
This fragrant bouquet is rendered
with the compliments of the season, to
the author Of the black hand com
munlcation addressed to j sam Hus-
ton. j sam however, VIII endeavor
to stili struggle along. He will not
stop. stutter or even hesitate to boost
Greater Albuquerque. He Will con-
tuuo to- give The people OF our beau
tiful city a bigger and greater show,
and II will continue to happen for ten
cents The authCr of the letter lacked
the necessary moral courage TO affix
his or her signature. and we We're re-
quired a. use the press to retaliate. We
believe ia advertising
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
BRITISH ELECTIONS
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE

London. Dec. 12.-The polling re-
suits show monotonous regularity. The
returns today leave the government
one seat TO the good, the unionists
having gai, ed twenty-one seats from
the goverf. lent and the government
coalition 4 enty-two seats from the
unionists the election of Sis mem
bers out OF $40.
The posh on of the parties tonight
follows.
Govtrumt ut coalition - idhefalst
19I. laborits :. 35. nationalists. 5G in
dependent Batloualists. Z. Total 2ss.
8ppositiot -Iuionists. 229.
Iancashif hv increased unionist
and decreasl } liberal majorities. is dis
playing a. "a isistent tendency in favor
OF nnionist. while the county districts
contiguous 20 London are following
the lead OF the capital IN favor Of the
liberals
Tomorrow forty-tWQ p0llings VIII
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
SUSPECT HELD FOR
QUAORUPLE
MURDER
Former Hired Man of Bernhard
Family Seized for Crimei
BIoodstained Clothing Found
at His Home.
[Ry MORNING Journal speclal Leasea wlrel


Kansas City. Dec. 12.-The police Of
Kansas City, Kas.. say that some time
tonight they will question John
Feagla, held as a suspect for the MUIR
der of Mrs. Emeline Bernhard, her
son George. Thomas Morgan and
James Graves. whose bodies We're
found az the Bernhard farm in Kan
sas. twenty miles south of here, last
Saturday Until then nothing more
will be done in the case
Today Feagle talked freely. telling
of having trouble with Mrs. Bernhard
and her son, but denying he was guilty
of the murder He said they had
quarreled because Morgan was hunt
ing on the Feagle farm, and then
again over Il boundary line. He main
tained, however, that after the second
quarrel he left the Bernhard farm and
went straight home AT $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, he says. he
heard screams coming from the direc-
tion of the Bernhard home.
Late today Police Inspector Boyle
took an impression OF the fingers of
Fsagles left hand which he viii com
pare with the finger prints made with
blood on the wall of the closet in
which the body of Mrs Bernhard was
found. The finger prints are consid-
cred one of the strongest clews the
officers have
Though Feagle was allowed to talk
today, during which he told several
contradictory stories as to how he
spent his time last Wednesday. lie
was NOT told that a pair of bloody
ove-alls and . blood-stained coat had
been found in his home. He will be
with these when ques-
toned tonight.
John Feagle was questioned by the
police Of Kansas City. Kas., tonight.
Though he faced Chief of Police Zim-
mer for more than an hour he main
taineo his innccerce.
During the examination Feagle be-
came badly confused and contradicted
himself repeatedly He was returned
to his cell and Will be questioned again
tom OTrOW.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
SCHOOL TEACHER
KILLED BY HER
j NCLE
Miss Mary Williamson Meets
instant Death When w. A,
Gray Shoots Her With a Shot
gun, Believing She is Burglar
Especial Dispatch TO III. Morning IouraaIl

Especial Dispatch 10 thu Morning Iournall
Encino, n. NJ. Dec. l2.-Miss Mary
Williamson. a school teacher OF En-
cino. was shot and instantly killed
early this morning near Lucy. n, NJ,
by her uncle, w A. Gray. According
to Gray. the shooting WAS entirely ac-
oidental. or unintentiOnal. and he Is
apparently quite broken up over II.
Gray said today that he and his niece
were proving up on a claim near Lpcy.
Miss Williamson rode from Encino
Saturday night In order 20 spend
saturday and Sunday with her uncle
on their claim. The girl arose early
this morning and had begun 10 pre-
pare breakfast She went to Gray's
room 20 awaken him. Gray says that
he thought the Girl was some one
sneaking up on him TO murder him,
and he Immediately took his shotgun
and shot the girl three times. Gray
claims that ne had forgotten that his
niece was in the house The body lay
Just outside of the shack, apparently
where the girl had gone after being
shot. one wound was visible about
the region OF the heart, evidently huv-
ing been made with one load of buck
shot The body cannot be moved until
the arrival OF Sheriff Meyers of Es-
tancia. who was notified this morn
ing The dead girl is suvived 10y n
mother and sister. the latter residing
In San Rafael. Cal They have been
notified 0i the tragedy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
NEW YORK GIRL TO
WE'D NEW MEXICO
FORESTER
Miss Morris, Bride-EIect Of
Darlington Moore of Silver
City, Claimed Right to Change
Her Name Before Marriage.

HBy Morning Journai sDeci1i Aehseu Nirtl
New York. Dee. IA young
woman caused clerk in the marriage
license bureau some perturbation to-
dav when she told him that the name
She had affixed to her application
for licenses was not her baptismal
name and that she could sign the APP
ulication under any name she desired.
The clerk obtained a ruling from the
corporation counsel. who upheld her
contention.
The young woman is Miss Mauriel
Hennen Morris, formerly Emily
Weed Barnes" as she expressed il in
her application Her mother is Mrs.
Lewis Cass Ledyard, and her father
Thurlow Weed Barnes capitalist and
brother of William Barnes, Jr.. the
republican leader of Albany.
The mother obtained a divorce from
Mr.. Barnes several years ago and
married Mr. Ledyard. Before her first
marriage she was Isabel Morris
The prospective bridegroom is Bar
rington Moore. 2 years old and in
the United States forestry service at
Silver City, n. M.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
SPECIAL PRICES
OFFERED AT
[. MAHApa.M'
ST0RE

Our entire stock of new and sea-
sonnble merchandise at greatly reduc-
cd prices. Try anywhere, but after
all you viii find that IL pays and pays
wen 10 call at 5t6 West Central.
From now on until Christmas We
offer:
Furs in sets or single scarfs at one
half their value.
Black Cat Hose for Ladies and
Children, pair for ............25 25c
Good Hose, pair ..........,...i Zoe
President Suspendcrs .......... 2oc
Boys Suits .........-.-.... Si.9S
knscscrbocicr Pants, sizes 4 TO
10; worth $f.25; for. ........ 69c
Mems Tailor-Ma Suits; worth
$1,000: for .....a....4.....,.... .$l1.ou
Good Suits, worth $500, for. $50
ladies' Plain Tailored Suits. the
finest In town az lowest possible
prices.
ladies skirts. Panana, Noile,
ScciIian, Serge and Casllmcrc;
worth up TO S12.50; for. S6.sS
silk Undcrskirts for $2.69 while
they last.
Ladies' Mems and Chiidrcn's
Shoes NJ greatly reduced prices and
every pair guaranteed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
WIDOW DENOUNCED
AS VAMPIRE
Lawyer Quotes kipIing to Con-
vince Jury of Innocence Of
Hattie LIE Blanc Charged With
Murder.

TBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Cambridge Mass. Dec. 12.-The
evidence upon which a jury will con-
Nict or acquit Hattie lie Blanc OF the
murder of Clarence F. Glover was
completed this afternoon
Then Melvin M. Johnson. leading
counsel for the girl, made the open
ing plea for her life
The young lawyer said that the girl
vas brought from the provinces sole
Is for the white slave" traffic, and
then turned to Mrs Lillian M. Glover
who induced her to leave her home,
Mr.. johnson denounced the widow as
a vampire and recited Kipling's poem
10 emphasize his point
Mr.. Johnson charged that Glover
reaped the wages Of his sin, wherever
the blow was struck from he said
Mr.. johnson added that Hattie was
kept i'm submission by Mrs. Glover so
that the girls Two sisters, might be
brought down from West Arichat to
become white slaves
District Attorney Higgins today
made last effort to introduce
Glover's alleged dying statement that
Hattie lie Blanc shot him, but when
he said that Mr.. Johnson, himself said
that Hattie had admitted the shooting
there was burst of passionate pro-
test by the defense. Again Judge
Bond ruled the evidence out of the
case.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
COURT At
SOCORRO OPENS
IT'S SESSIONS
Defendant Charged With Mutt
Iating a Mail Pouch First to
Be Arraigned Before Judge
Mechem

Especial Dispatch 10 thsi Morning Jonrnaii
Socorro, n. NJ, Dee 12,-Ihe Unit
ed States district court for Socorro
county convened In this city this
morning. Judge NJ. c, Mechem on the
bench
United States Ditrict Attorney ID. j.,
Leahy and stephen p. Davis, Jr,, as
sistant attorney. are here on hehali
of the prosecution. Captain smith
and Forbes. deputy U, $. marshals Of
Albuquerque and the usual officers
are in attendance ON the court, An
effort was made to cmpanel the grand
jury this morning but 1t was found
necessary to issue a special venire
and this had to be done i'm regard TO
the petit jury. Tomorrow morning at
10 the court will take up the case Of
the United States VS.. Gonzales, This
ease is one which originated at LEM
itar wherein the defendant Is charged
with having mutilated and destroyed
a mail pouch The grand jury will
have under consideration the case OF
William Day and Phil Estes, also the
Belen bank case and one case of sell
ing liquor without a government IL
cense.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
JUDGE SCORES JURY
FOR LEN|ENCy TO
MURDERER
Colorado Man Gets Off With.
Short Sentence in Penitentiay.
for Killing Telluride Marshal.

IBy Morning journal Special Leased WireI
Ouray. Colo, Dec. l2.-District
Judge Sprigg Shackelford today sem
fenced Jesse Mum to from seven and
a half to eight years in the peniten-
tiarv for the murder Of Night Mar
shsl Arthur Geogelin of Telluride,
but in so doing he administered a
rebuke to the jury Judge Shackel-
ford declared it was such verdicts as
rendered in the Mum case that dis
gusted people with administration OF
Justice in criminal cases.
Night Marshal Arthur Geogelin was
shot five times BY Mum following a
quarrel. Mum admitted on the Wit
ness stand that he did the shooting,
and also that the last shot was fired
as Geogolin lay dying upon the
ground.
Mum was tried here. having SC
cured "A change Of venue on the
ground rf prejudice. A peculiar sit
uation now arises. Threats Of lynch
ing have been freely made should
Mum be taken back to Telluride.
The state law makes IL obligatory
that person sentenced TO the pcni-
tentiaiy must start on the journey
thereto from the county seat of the
county IN which the crime was com
mitted. Tonight 1t was agreed that
Mum should be taken te Canon CITY
direct from Ouray. and Munn's al
tornev ftipuiated that the fact OF
Mann not having been returned 70
TeUtffidc would not be urged as max
ing his service in the penitentiary az
Illegal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
PAT POWERS OUSTED
FROM LEAGUE PRESIDENCY

New York. Dec. 12.-The Eastern
League OF Professional Baseball clubs
met in annual session today at the
Hotel Victoria ousted Pat" Powers
Of Jersey City from the presidency
which he huG held for eighteen years
and elected Howard G. Barrow of
Toronto recently manager Of the Mon
treal Ciuh.
The session was attended and close
ly watched by the club owners Of tho
two major leagues. The national
agreement expires next season hnu
there Is expectation that the eastern.
new in prosperous condition. viii de-
mand recognition as major league.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
WEALTHY QUAKER
CITY CLUBMAN
SHOT BY WIFE
Woman in Jail Declares Bullet
Was Fired While She Was
Trying to Wrest Gun From
Husband,
fpy Morning Journal Special Leased wirsl

IHy Morning journal Special Leased wirel
Philadelphia, Dee. II. - Herbert
Mason Clapp, wealthy cluhman Of
this city. is in Il hospital with a bull
let in his heed end likely to die, and
his wife is locked up charged with
having shot him. According Go the
police the couple quarreled in their
room az $3.50 this morning, and Mrs.
Clapp seized a heavy revolver and
shot twice. one bullet crashed
through the mans mouth, emerging
near the left ear.
At first the family and his phy-
sician attempted C conceal the facts,
saying Clapp. who had been drinking
and was suffering from nervousness.
had accidentally inflicted the wound,
Clapp has had career which has
frequently brought him before the
public. He is Il grandson OF Mason,
the bootblack king and inherited
much money from that source. Four
Years ego his wife divorced him IN
New York. shortly after the divorce
Clapp married Marie Haskell, Of this
city.
After being cross examined Mrs
CLAMP said the shooting was done
while she was trying to wrest the re-
vOlver from her husband hands.
She said he drew q revolver from q
holster which he kept under his pill
low, and threatened to kill her The
police say the wound Is Of such a
nature that Il could hardly have been
self-inflicted. but that the bullet must
have been fired from the front Of
Mr.. Clapp and at some little distance
Mrs. Clapp said she and her hus-
band quarreled over whether the bed
room window should be opened or
closed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
KILLS THREE PEOPLE

st. Louis. Dec. t2-1'wo women are
dead. and a Young girl and man
probably fatally injured as the result
of gasoline explosion in the home Of
Frank Waser here today. The dead
are Mrs. Waser and her sister, Miss
TenGie Harris. rs years old. Waset
and his wife's other sist n, Miss Mary
Hdtfis, are In hospital badly burned.
Mrs Naser was fiiliag gas"linc
stove and had neglected to turn Off
the burners. The husband, despite his
burns. rushed To "a nearby store for
help. his Clothing ablaze as he ran.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13

include several scotch and Welsh
constituencies and Will Indicate
whether Scotland and Wales remain
loVal To the government
Chancellor oyd-GeOrge, speaking
at Newton tonight, said no home rule
would give the Catholics in ireland
any power over religion. \ clause
would be provided to prevent any re-
ligion being established, whether Cath
onc or Protestant
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-13
ANOTHER EFFORT TO
FREE PATRICK
MedicO Legal Society Declares.
Lawyer Was Condemned on
Medical Testimony Since De-
mo1strated TO Be Wrong.
By Morning Journal Special Leased wlreI

New York. Dec. 12.-Announcement
was made tonight that the Medico-
Legal society has appealed 10 Gov
eruor White 10 pardon Albert r. Pat
rick. serving life sentence for the
murder Of William Marsh Rice in this
city some years ago.
II Is maintained by the petitioners
that Patrick was convicted on medi-
cal testimony that embalminE fluid.
introduced into a body through the
right bracsial artery would not enter
the lungs. hut that IL has since been
demonstrated that the testimony was
wrong ..