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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-25

The biggest snowfall since the biz
card of 1888 supplied its 0 VA answer to
those who lament the disappearance
of the dear, old-fashioned' winters Of
boyhood.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-25

AS what we call civilization advances
taxes increase. This is not the fault
of civilization. 1t merely remind, us
that politicians follow the flag.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
SOME WOMEN HANDY
WITH SHOOTING IRON

when IL eomes to ladling out lead
pellets. q Antonio women are
Johnny on the spot. Within a week,
three Of the Alamo Citys fail inhabi-
tants have done wonders in that line
Miss Bertha ebert set the ball a.
rolling by shooting and killing al
most instantly her negro washer
IN who had overlooked to return
q dressing sacque, Mrs. M. Raven
took aim at ana punctured a negro
whom she found in proximity Of her
chicken coop. and new Mrs. Henrietta
Franck has laid low her husband
'T-f!~ s"1lap she had some disagree
ment over certain property rights.
Mrs. Franck Immediately after the
shooting called IN police headquar-
tors and informed the sergeant hat
she had tried to kill" her husband.
But though she may have tried hard
IA failed TO a considerable degree.
for al she did was to knock two oil
his digits Off. With an Infatuated
woman standing over o with a reg
ular elephant killer. il is wen to play
dead II you ere not. This accounts
for the wOman's telephone message
and the fact that her husband was
injured more than he is. Male
human hipcds in this city are begin
ming To believe that the wave Of sur
fragism has hit san Antonio in n
militant form ana that, il this
thing keeps up, chain armor and mail
shirts viii be the proper caper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
CORBETTA At
CRYSTAL SHOWS
HOW It HAPPENED
One Time Heavyweight Cham
Dion Demonstrates How Bat
ties That Made Ring History
Were Won and Lost.

Just at this time when public at
iontion is conferred on the battle of
-'hG century hetygecn- jim Ieffries.
The hope Of the white race. and Jack
tohnsonC the dusky IDOL Of The colored
population. the management OF the
crystal theater. with It's usual enter
prise, has secured an attraction of un-
usual interest 70 All lovers Of the man
IS art at se~lf-defcHse James j COR
bett. former champion OF the world,
Is tho central figure OF this unique
picture. which is entitled How Cham
pionsbips are Won and Lost" None
viii doubt hat Mr. Corhott Is entitled
90 speak with authority as he has
both won ana lost championships, and
that. too, ~ battles which viii live
IN ring history as long as there is q
light IAN lett on top ~ earth. In the
picture Gentleman Jim, who Is con
coded 10 be one of the fastest men
that eyer donncd a glove, %instructs
the ~'Nitagraph GIN in the gentle art
of boxing, demonstrating the scientif-
ie points OF the game IN. q manner
that must be seen to he approximate
Next the former champion shows in
a graphic manner how John Lawrence
sullivan. the hero Of a hundred bat
Ties. lost the championship at New
orleans on september +. 1896. a task
for which Mr.. Corhott is peculiarly
fitted, as il was ne who initiated the
great John l.. into The Down n out
club. Next Is shown the great bat
tie az carson city. New. ON St. Pat
rlckHs Day. 1885. when. III the ian
round of q gruelling contest. Carhett
was RELOCATED to the ranks OF the I
has heens by Bob fitzsimmOns. This /
sad event IL followed by i r%eproduc-
ton Of tire scene at COncY STAND, June
defeat at the hands OF the rcdoubt-
able bnilcrmakcr, So soon to clash
with Jack Johnson The various tac-
Of oftense ana defense ~ both /
and Johnson are ~dcmonstrat-
ed hy Corbctt in q manne which
aNen the V~criest tVro in the fighting
can understand. Being a mem
Of 1cffrics training staff and fa-
niliar from long acquaintance with
lohnsun's style Of fighting, there is
probably no greater authority in
America today on the relative meritsl
II these two great fighters. Patrons
II the Crystal cannot afford to miss /,
his chance Of seeing one of the
greatest fighters in action ana
MS convincing demonstration Of the
4trong and weak points of tho man
whom he succeeded and tho men who
nccecded him as worlds champions
II the crystal tonight. you cannot
Ifford to miss II If you have an ounce {
4 red blood IN your veins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
NEW WAGON ROAD IN
WESTERN NEW MEXICO
OGIlup %RepublicanD

George c. Millett. assistant chief 90
the. santa Fe coast lines, f. L. Hanna.
claim agent Of santa Re COAST lines
and Martin Barber. all oil capitalists.
Who have been in Gallup the past few
DAYS. left sunday morning overland,
in company with /. Il. Armstrong II
Mr. Daniels, men from Bluff CITY,
Utah. who are interested In The OIL
fields cf that locality. To look over
and locate a route Tor q new wagon
road from north OF Chin Lee in a
straight line To connect with the new
steel bridge built. and completed
across san Juan river. 35 miles above
Bluff CITY. Utah.
10 is the intention OF the railroad
company to put up the money and
build his ~ road, which viii
make Gallup their supply point. here
after Tor the Bluff City oil fields.
There r thirty-two producing oil
wells now drilled on the north side
of the San Juan river. neer where
the new steel bridge has been built
The oil companies in the field put up
the money and built this bridge which
cost many thousands of dollars, with
purpose in Wow of making this
city their supply point.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
REPUBLICAN, CLUB
WILL HOLD BIG
MEETING
All Members Urged to Be Pres
emf Wednesday Evening at 8
O'Clock as important Mat
tiers viii Come up.

All members Of the Young Mems
Republican club and all young voters
are urged to be present at an i'm
portant meeting of this propular or
ganization in the club rooms, near
Second street on Silver avenue The
meeting will open promptly at eieht
O'Clock and some important matters
are to come before the members.
The passage of the statehood bill bv
congress has made il necessary to nolo
Il constitutional convention and the
Young voters win take an active part
in the selection of the delegates TO
that convention,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
Tonight its new Airdome.
..
IRRIGATION BY PUMPING
IN THE EASTERN VALLEY

80
Inc New man went on n tour Of
inspection Wednesday, taking in Tut
tie pumping plant and the new
courthouse, driving out to Mr.. Tuttle's
nome, just west of town. The pump
was found working fun time, throwing
a iull Two and one-half inch stream OF
pure water. with great force. The
wen was dug twenty feet deep and
drilled III feet. making a total OF
i5l ieet, At the bottom of the dug
Well was placed a Gould centrifugal
pump with pipe twenty-five feet long,
extending downward into the drilled
wen. a five-horsepower Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine is used to run
me outllt. The pump was throwing
bou a hundred gallons of water per
minute. n irrigating fonr rows OF
potatoes across the field at the same
time.
That the supply Of water is plenti-
iul is shown by the fact that the pipe
IN the vel extends only forty-five rect
below the surface of the ground. Inc
pump had teon running four hours
ana had not lowered the water sup
ply perceptibly, proving hat the water
raised In the well as rapidly as it was
being pumped out. Mr.. Tuttlc has
eight acres OF ground under cultiva-
tlon besides his house plots, which ne
VIII lrrlgate from this well.
The cost of the whole outfit was
about S425. including drilling the well.
pump and the engine, which Is q
very small investment. considering the
returns achievable. With such an OUT
.lt, a man can make a comfortable nv
Oft ten acres of land and have al
he work he cares to do N caring
or the crops, without the slightest
llnt of a failure on account ol
brought. With a plentiful supply 81
water ON Estancia valley soil. there
5 practically no limit to the amount
II produce q small acreage will pro-
luce.
Driving on the 70 court house We
ound the workmen busy putting on
he roofing. fitting windows. building
t%aircase and lathing. The roof is OF
'ortwrisht Gothic nets roofing ne
placed by Grutch Brothers OF
Colo. The carpentr work u
loving on apace. and il is expected
nat the plastercrs win he in thell
ok Monday Of next week.
on the first floor of the building are
icated four large. well lighted otilcr
and two large fireproof vaults,
esides spacious halls. on the second
DOR are two Jury rooms and a large
pnrt room. In the basement are the
irnace room M fuel room. Aito-
when finished il win be 2
ailding OF which the people Of IS
lncia n all of Torrance county may
ell DE proud.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
ARIZONA BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION FIGURES
RAILROAD VALUATION

Prescott. Arlz.. June 20.-The terri
torial board Of equalization has pro
crossed sufficiently with The work Of
sts june meeting to make possible the
announcement Of the valuations or all
the raoiroad properties, both those
dsscssable and those thai are exempt
from taxation. That is the principal
part of the boards Work at this SEES
sion, but there IL considerable detail
work necessary in making clear and
orderly the results shown, also in APP
proving the minutes of the session, etc
The work has been greater than
ever before, owing 10 the number Of
nov properties listed this year for
the first time, there being perhaps
half a dozen Of them. Nearly every
railroad present differing phases from
that of any other, 50 it requires q great
der! of figuring to calculate the value
Of mileage, rolling stock and improve
ments. and then proportion all to the
mileage, but all these things are coy
in tho figures finally submitted,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
FEUD WARFARE AGAIN
BREAKS OUT IN KENTUCKY

Jarksnn KS. June 20 "a mNu
ami woman are deaa and another
woman is perhaps fatal, wounded az
ihr result ST 81 quarrel az Jrtts Greek.
BfeafhIff county The aiiseed slayer
IS AshnrF ~niecr. who Figured PRONE
nenflR in the Harris-cockfill feud.
ln connection with The murder of nr.
Cox Tile victims are ~picsf IS
nephew. AshuU Furttc. "A pma
named Dfmit johnson Who lived in
FuraieS household and Fugate
mother b irttcr q sister 81 Spirer
The two fpfmer were killed and the
latter probably fatally wounded fu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
MURDER Of WOMEN
A FALSE ALARM
NeighborS Carried Her Into.
DRUGSTORE Thinking She Was
DYING Only Bleeding From.
Cut Lip,

During the gathering Of the big
crowd at Second street and Central
avenue. last night, residents in the Viz
entity of Second street ANA Tijerts
brought g woman 10 Rupees drug
store. who was covered with blood
aud VIA" y was thought had been
stabbed Her friends believed She
was dNlne, \ physician was called and
AFTER washing away the blood. he
found only "A slight cut ON her lower
llp which was stitched up. She said
her husband struck her during 4
quarrel. She returned home and mo-
arrests were made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
INJUNCTION GRANTED TO
STOP STRIKE PlCKETlNG

Los Angeles, June 20.-Jndge Bord-
Well of the superior court issued d
temporary wfit NJ Injunction tonight.
restraining gee members az The Ma
eilnlsts union from posting piekets
near the Baker Iron works during the
IRON workers strike and from holding
noon day meetings to Influence non
Hnion workers In the establishment.
The order Nas the first Of sixty-fiVo
.tn1unetlons being sought hy as many
firms affected by the m%nchinist's
strike. which began here some time
ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
! W0 KILLED WHEN TR0LLY
CAR STRIKES AUTOMOBILE

Los Angeles, june eu.- samuel I'll
more, b wealthy oregon salmon pack
ef' ana Mrs, NJ. H. Garrotson OF san
} fhheisoo were Killed tonightat Flor
thcltt park, when "a Santa Ana sub.
urban electric car struck tho antomo-
lille iu which ia" couple were ridine.
So terrific was the impact that the
automobile WAS hurled roo feet and
almost every bone broken in the bodies.
of tho MAI ana Woman.
Gilmore came 70 southern California
with his wife IA daughtcr about six
months ago Mis-, Elmore is seriously
ili and mas not Vet been told of the.
tragedy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
DECLARE HARVESTER
COMPANY IN NOT
AN OCTOPUS
International Concern Files
Brief With Special Commits
sioner il Case Brought 10
Gust ii From Missouri

JEFFERSON cas-. Mo-. june 20 The
International Harvester Company 81
America has flled lts hiicl with
Theodore Brace special commits
one ~ the case begun by Attorney
General itadics la 1905. TO Gust this
company from doing business Ia Mis-
souri,,
The ease Is exceptional in the bis
TORY OF the nnti~trust litigation of this
state because this company. from the
beginning. Invited the fullest intcsti
CATION and freely offered all is fec-
afds for inspoption. and rs officers
aud directors willingly appeared and
testified fully aud frankly without Il
single objection being iutrfpnsed ~
Tie ATTORNEYS for the
The International Harvester COM
pABN, the brief contends. was lawfully
organized in 1909 for the mWfnl pur-
POSE 81 manufacturing agricultural
implements on 4 large scale. ana not
e. restrain trade or limit production.
the evidence showing thHt no manu-
featuring plants hnpo been %dismantled
ur clusrd down hut. on the contrary.
that AL ha,. been enlarged, their
output i%nrreagvd. and new limos oi
implrmrnfa such as munuIe spread
rte. ttnrt4ks nasolinn engines andl
cream separations, hive boon added
Answering he chaigc OF e cnmbin
htiun ~ inctrttse priees. the brief
points out tlat every dollar Of ia,
company capital Waa fullY pnid end
no waterrd stock issued. that during
seven yeitis re dividends have tyrr.
aged less ihan 4 per cent par nnnnm
and lts earnings loss than = per cent
pcr nnnnm that from 1906 To lgO1.l
while ail other prices wore snnriug,
binders and prg ana nat advance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

Rio Grande where the gas will be
used as fuel In irrigation plants.
The intention nj the company is 10
pipe IT'S products as far south as
Brownsville and Corpus Christi and as
far north as San Antonio ana possibly
Austin. The gas Is remarkably pure
non-poisonous. 50 far the Produc-
OIL company holds four square
miles Of gas lands. but it is said hat
q larger tract will he acquired should
this be thought necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
BROWN RESIGNS AS
STORE MANAGER
Quits Ranch Supply Company
After Many Years in Magda-
Iinai Successor Has not Been
Secured.

G. II. Brown. for a number of years
manager Of the Ranch Supply COM
pany, rendered his resignation Sa,ur-
day while in the city, to George Ar
not, recently elected president. The
resignation vas accepted under pro-
test and as vet no successor has been
secured. Mr.. Brown will remam in
charge until o now mar can be Sc
lected when it is understood he will
accept another position.
Gentleman jim Crystal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

A commission was named today by
Postmaster General Hitchcock, whose
purpose it will be to determine the de-
STABILITY of purchasing a number OF
cancelinG machines for use i'm the
postal service. This commission will
ascertain the approximate tests of the
several models of machines for which
bids were submitted to the postoffice
department last month, the particular
mode that would seem most desirable
to purchase and the number that
should he purchased. The following
men have been selected to compose
the commission f. \, Bushnell, chief
clerk, office Of the first assistant post
master general; William II. Davis.
postmaster, P%ittsburg, Pa, and John
C.. Rooms, p%ostoffice inspector. The
commission is authorized to visit such
places where the several models Of
canceling machines are manufac-
tured, or where it is deemed most
practicable to conduct the tests, as
may be necessary, in connection with
this Investigation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

and the affray Is alleged 20 have fol-
flowed a business disagreement Mrs
Fugdte Is alleged 10 have been shot
by her brother while defending her
son from attack.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

need serious notifications for crops
on sandy. sandy loan. ana gray loan
soils, ana for all crops other than cot
ton On red clay soil.
With @ good rotation, deep and
thorough tillage, and the use OF
green manures, legums and winter
cover crops, the quantity Of CONNER
cial fertilizers required for a given
crop yield can be considerably re-
duced. end a great saving effected.
some farmers get twice as largo
Yields as others, both located on sum
liar soils. due to the fact that the for
mer have a better understanding OF
the use of fertilizers and employ bet
ter farm methods.
The importance of taking into con-
sideration all the factors which inilu-
ence the use Of fertilizers can not be
too strongly emphasized. To properly
adjust the required ingredients, the
farmer must study his farm con-
ditions. No definite quantity or pro-
portion of fertilizer constituents can
ever be given that will meet the
needs Of a crop under all circum-
stances, as the rotation of crops, the
growing Of legumes. the use Of crops
green manurine, the application
al barnyard manure, the methods of
preparation and cultivation, and the
character of the soil viii always be
which must be taken into con-
sideration when using commercial
fertilizers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
TW0M|LL|ONPOUNDS
OF WOOL STORED
MagdaIina Has all Ware
Houses Full and Fleece Con-
tinueS to Arrive Owners
Waiting for Prices,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
M~agdalena, y. NJ. June 20.-Two
million pounds of wool is already in
storage here from the annual spring,
clip. The largest part of the wool is
owned by solomon Luna. More wool
Is arriving daily and all warehouses
are full. The owners are holding the
wool for better prices. There are a
few buyers in the territory but they
nave been unable to buy anything but
a few small clips. 1t is said nearly
two million pounds of wool is also
stored ut Roswell and Pccos valley
towns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21
NOTES Of THE
SOUTHWEST

j. \. Pitts OF ASK Fork. Arizona.
supplied the Kansas City Easter mar
ket with lambs, shipping four dou-
bic carloads from his Salt River Val
ley farms. They were loaded March
3. and the santa Fe Railway carried
them through to destination. safely.
without loss of time. 1t was the earl
lest shipment OF lambs ever made
trrm Arizona.
Prescott has taken hold of the Ari-
IONA soor-roads movement. \ mod
erh highway is TO be constructed
through the mountains southwark.
four surveying parties ere i'm the
ilelu. working on this project. in
southern Arizona. The Prescott high
W"N includes a bridge across the ella
river al Florence. This is moro than
one hundred and fifty miles south
of Prescott.
Lately a force OF men have been
s~urNeying and making soundines i'm
colorado river. at Tho a-luth of
-hnckawalla creek. sven miles
north oi Parker. Arizona. and thcl
i"lher people believe hat il is tho
preliminary work on q dam for irri-
aNon and electric power. II is
.hought thet the power behind rho
'ul feNors is "a corporation Of Los An
'eles men. II Is an a guess. however |
'SsibiN, n may he the beginning of
.otk So long contemplated bv tho
nitcd states reclamation s~crvirc al
h"ueh D grant 81 money hy CON
less Is for only $4,000. and The
,"rk laid cut is @ pumping plant for
he present.
|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

Postmaster General Hitchcock to-
day appointed a special committee 10
investigate and report upon the FEAST
hility of increasing the limit of weight
ana reducing the rate OF postage on
fourth class mail matter. The com
mittee is composed as follows: Charles
II. FallaWay. assistant superintendent.
division of finance, office of the third
postmaster general, Herbert
:. Wood, chief. division of correspon-
dence, office Of the first assistant
postmaster general, and Charles H..
Mcbride. assistant superintendent,
division of railway adjustments, office
OF the second assistant postmaster
general.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

Postmaster General Hitchcock has
appointed a special committee to CON
sider and recommend any revisions
which may be decided advisable I'm the
methods ana regulations governing
treatment Of unbelievable mail mat
ter at postoffices and in the division
Of dead letters. The committee viii
be composed Of the following. II. II.
Thompson, superintendent, division
of finance chairman; Charles H..
Dalzell, chief clerk, division of dead
letters, Horace p. Springer, superin-
tendent Of mails. Washington city
postoffice; a. a. Fisher, chief clerk,
railway mail service, and r. T.. Little,
%postoffice inspector.
This investigation viii be made with
the purpose of further reducing the
quantity of mail matter returned to
the division OF dead letters, simplify
ing the name of making returns
from postoffices, accounting for post
age due stamps, and cffecting econ
omy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

Who's rho best man Jctfries or
Johnson Corbett shows how they
both fight. CRYSTAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

The Santa Re railroad has main
line mileage amounting TO 3S6. &c. on
which the board Of equalization itNes
"a valuation as q matter OF FORM
though under the provisions of an act
of congress, the company pays annual
Is n tax OF $3.50 per mile. regardless
OF the valuation the boards may Tx
The aggregate amount Of SGi,bh3. APP
portioned to- the counties through
which the road passes, ~aceordlns 10
the mileage in each county as follows
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

The statement uf inc ross postal
receipts at the fifty largest offices
during the month of May reflects an
Improvement in business compared
with the same month of last year.
only seven offices reported decreases
in receipts. They were: Dayton,
Ohio, 9.36 per cent; Chattanooga,
Tenn. sos per cent; Richmond, Va,
BIS per cent; Buffalo, y. Y, 3.S5 per
cent; Hartford, Conn, 3.S4 per cent;
Portland. Maine. 5.01 per cent, and
Nashville, Tenn, .32 per cent.
The total percentage of increase in
gross receipts for May was sos COM
pared with the same month of 1903,
when it was 1860 per cent greater
than the same month of 1908. At the
fifty offices during May, 1910, the
total gross receipts amounted to
So, 542.323.31, compared with 1880
790.42, during the same month OF
1903, an increase of $~711,532.S9.
Those offices reporting the greatest
percentage of increase in gross re-
in rcvenue over the same month
of last year, were: Jersey City, y. j..
56.39 per cent: Des Moines, Iowa,
22.60 per cent, and Springfield, Mass,
22.55 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

Albuquerque takes It's hat off TO
the liNe booster Airdome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-21

TonIghi ~ new Airdome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-01
A Happy
New Year
to All.

We wish to thank you all
for the most successful year IN
the history OF Our business.
We trust that the same pleas
ant business relations will con-
tinue during the year 1910 as
heretofore, and assure you that
1.-THE power to please" shall
still be the important asset i'll
our business dealings.