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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-21

WANTED Office or stenographic
work by young lady with several
years experience. Address Steno-
grapher, this office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

Railroad officials have received def
mite nnouncemen concerning the
new train that win he put on the Rock
Island and F.. p. & 5. w. road next
week. TO run between Los Angeles and
Chicago. although no official time
card has yet been received here. says a
Tucpmcari paper.
The new trains to be u over the
same route as the limited win start
from each terminal on Tuesday and
viii be run on practically the same
schedule as Nos. ! and .. The new
trains will consist of three sixteen
section tourist. two standard sleeping.
dining. smoking and chair cars. The
schedule Of No. / has@been changed so
as to arrive here about ) o'clock in
the afternoon from the east, and Ne.
. viii arrive about II a. m. from the
west. Golden State Limited trains
Nos. 8 and 4 will run on the same
schedule as at present. but will carry
no chair cars or tourist sleepers after
January >.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
TONIGHT
At READING ROOM
Bethany College Concert and
Dramatic Company of To-
peka This Evenings AttraC-
ton,

The BETHANY Cuilege Concert and
Dramatic company oi Topeka. Kans
said to be one OF the hest attractions
oft it's kind now travtling is booked
for the SAINTS Fe rcading rooms here
tonight The company is composed
81 Mary Maud. Zimmerman. pianist.
Maudr TAYLOR Mcintosh. mezzo-se-
nrano. Hazcl Marguerite Barnwell.
reader and impcrsonetor. Pansy BelL
accom- nist. Macy H. Wilton prop
crt, and historian. and d. e. raihof.
manager ana lecturer I'm annourcins
tht concert superintendent ot tiead-
ng Rooms = r Bnsser. saw
rhe best efforts malc in these ems
tcrtainmsnts hnVc cumo pat III she
colleges Wsshharn. ChicaSo uriver-
.sitp. caHforna university Nebraska
UNIVERSITY anl otners have been over
lhe fns with phenomenal success
Four ST. At taadine coile.cs of the
.Tnit,i States are an the ist fer 1910.
one ef these is the present COMPANY
from ono oft the rIdcst and surely onf
.et the p.st aiiis schools in thc land
Scattered through the west von wal
und graduates off Bethany Collc2e To
Ipcka kans Mlny of thcm are in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
No Dancer of an Iron Famine.

The mineral Of America
and OF the world are obviously limited,
This is just as true Of iron ore. the
most abundant and relatively the
cheapest. as il IL OF those carrying the
precious metals. with the rapidly in
~creasing consumption OF iron and
steel, the available supply of iron
ore MAY therefore ut some time i'm the
future he exhausted. When this Will
occur is the subject of much theoriz-
have been drawn by those who have
made a study of the question. This
is to be expected. as the calculations
are more or less based on assumptions
Still. they all clearly indicate that in
a relatively sort time ores sufficient
~ rich In IRON and free from deleter-
ious elements to be melted in blast
furnaces without any previous prepar-
ation will be used up.
There is. however. no danger OF any
famine in The supply OF raw material
for the iron and steel industry until a
future 50 distant that there is no way
OF even guessing IT, There are enor~
nous quantities Of low-grade and i'm
pure iron ores that have been lying
50 To speak. in reserve, and so far
have only been touched. Among them
are those with a high percentage OF
elements such as sulphur. phosphorus.
titanium. etc. which are detrimental
in iron manufacture. besides the num-
er0us and great occurrences of can
ores hat carry high percentages OF
gangue minerals or moisture. These
are lust beginning to play an i%ncreas-
ingly important role. although the
preparation through which they have
to PASS before they can be prolitablN
smclted considerably increases the cost
per unit of iron above the mere min
ing cost.
A sufficient and cheap method OF
preparing them. hN means OF concen-
tration or otherwise. is therefore p
subject of the utmost interest 10 every
body connected with the iron and
steel trade. \ number of important
Developments IN this line have recent
iy been mentioned or discussed in
trade papers. for Instance. the sepa-
ration "a. the Adirondack titaniferous
ores So as Co make them useful in
present blasting the prepar-
alton of cuban iow-gradc ores. which
ON cuoun OF their extremely high
water content once were considered OF
little value. and the economical con-
version at loW-grade ores In general
both lematites and magnetites. iago
"a product fully equal. 30 not superior.
To- the hest natural iron ores obtain
shic-N Y Hansei. in Engineering
Magazine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
KENO PARTY TO Be
FEATURE OF ELKS'
ENTERTAINMENT
Ball to Roll at $3.50 and
AntIered Ones and Their
Lady Friends Are Advised to
Be on Hand at That Time,

The Keno Party To be given by
the T. p @ y. 70 the members and
their lady friends IN the banquet hall
OF the Elks' building this evening
promises to be unique in the list OF
clever entertainments which have
been given ny thai organization in
the past The keno party WIS con
eelved by one of the members OF the
exceedingly energetic entertainment
committee, which. as every Elk is
aware, Is always looking out for some
new and novel form o. amusement for
the members Of Albuquerque lodge
once conceived. the idea to have n
keno party WIS executed with dis
patch As "a result OF last nights
preparations brilliant decorations were
in evidence throughout. myriads OF
different colored electric lights being
strung lengthwisc and ise and
otherwise all over the room The OBJ
Ject which Is relied Upon TO be the
mirth provoker, is q carefully pre-
pared table, covered with green cloth,
with many mysterious numbers on e..
The keno outfit looked pretty much
Ike the one that was quite frequently
used by lovers of the game At a GER
tain down town club before =. Ruppe
was elected to the legislature.
Appropriate prizes win be given to
the ladies ana gentlemen who prove
themselves the most proficient play
ers OF the fascinating game. The first
ron viii start promptly at $50 and
every one is asked 70 he present at
tim time so as not 40 lose out on any
OF the fun.
AT the conclusion of the keno, there
VIII be "A dance in the bah room. OPP
poslte the banquet or keno hall, Re.
.freshments viii be served during the
dance. The affair will be exclusively
for Elks and their ladies and q largo
crowd is expected to be present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

RAILROAD VOTES

a QUAY county man has recently
secured q patent on What may prove
to be a valuable invention To the rail-
road world. In the way OF g steel rail-
'road tie. + Cronin. a farmer near
Norton. fifteen miles southeast of ru-
lsumcari has made known the Tact that
De has secured "a patent on steel rail-
road ties n produces designs pho
ltogtaphs aud the patent issued hN tht
government as his evidence.
Il is entirely probable that this viii
prove 70 De "a valuable invention and
Nr. Cronin stated that he has already
had a number Of very favorable. offers
To- purchase his patent huS ne wiz NOT
consider the proposition go sell IL until
he can set the foreign patents issued.
which wll take some time.
A good steel tie 81 moderate price
IS "a coming necessity. especially IN
those localities where the rapid de-
'straCron OF forests is being carried On
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
CHURCH MEMBERS
LAMBASTED
American People are Money
Mad and Want to be Enter
tanned in Church Says Evan
geIist at Revival Meeting,

''rhe American people are money
mad and want to he entertained even
IN church. said the rey. =. W. OTTO
last night az the revival service at the
First Methodist church IN the course
OF a sermon in which he handed cut
some hot stiff 90 recalcitrnnt church
members. He preached from the text
Thing Thou laickest, in refer
cncc 10 tho rich young man OF the
scriptures. some church members IL
thoy were TO die tonight would not
know whether they had IA ticket 10 the
skies. said the minister. The Kind OF
church members scored hy the speaker
were likencd To dead sailors strapped
to the mast Of The ship There are
too many moral towards among
church members, he said, and rs an
example 81 having the courage Of your
convictions told the story uf the drunk
man who got mp IN church whom test
mony was asked FOR aud said. 'ThanA
God. | am "a Ieffersanian Democrat
Is tor me-. said the evangelist.
IT wni proaoh the truth though the
hcaveus fam
Piano. arnah and cornet accompant-
ment and thr singing OF thr Mont
romerys and tito vhuit added 10 the
success OF last nights meeting The
meetings win continue Thursday ana
Friday nights Nr otto b. hVing ably
assisted tn the revival eampaign by
thc church members. superintendent
of schools W ~ Stcfling taking q
prominent part in the services and
giving efficient aid go the pastor in
tho saving of souls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
Johnson-Ke tchelB Battle to be
Seen at the Pastime 7heater

and away the best moving pictures
seen at the Pastime Is putting
IL mildly throughout the fight
,Johnson's golden smile" flashes out
at Intervals over kttchels shoulder In
the midst OF their Clinches. That
Johnson rs "a magnificent ring general
and that he win give big Jcftries ono
OF the toughest fights Of the boiler
makers lighting career Is plainly IN
ditnted bN the way the negro handles
himself IN the fEht with ketchel.
stanley ketchei. as every fight fan
Is aware, Is no mVan ~aAiagonist He
is q tighter from the ground up fear
less and his strnight-arm punch Is
one 60 be rcekoncd WITH 10y mnn
in the fighting game.
IN the pictures 10 be seen at the
pnstime today aud tomorrow, il h.
niainly evident that STANLEY ketchel
s. game tu the core from the time De
smilinely enters the ring TO the time
no Is carried out q defeated mnu The
battle. it viii be remembered. went
twelve long rounds. Every round Is
shown with nne distinctncss IN the
films. ot which there are three reels
Fifts minutes are occupied Ia show
ing tho tisht films and there Is not
a dull momcnt In ans round The
climax OF the fisht Is crowded into
.thirtV-four hriet seconds in the
twelfth round. At the beginning of
the last round there IS little to judge
from Ia preceding rounds To- pick the
winner Tho men meet in the centef
az the rims clinch and wrestle 90
Iohnson's corner The negro breaks
away and poises himself gazing at
Ketthcl who springs &C. meet him
Kctchsl drives his right at the hlacks
lowered head. johnson ducks and tho
blow lands behind the ear. lis
stumbles and falis. stretching 10 the
floor. landing heavily. ketehci backs
toward the ropes with q smile glinl.
mtrinu on his battered hloud-streak'
ga face. johnson rises slowly as
though daHed As he straiehtens {,
his knees. his ewes encounters Ketch'
els and with the fury 81 "a Wild beast
hc leans uoross thc ten foot space
that separates them. His right us
shoots out 60 the white mans jaw
and his icu fushes to the stomach
Vha right SWINGS aeain with the speed
Iof H%rhttnine catching ketcnefs head
as he reels from the onslaught Ketch-
% DROPS in "a heap and Johnson. un.
able io stop his rush swrawls across
his beaten rivals iegs a rails fui
ioueth himself Johnson is GA hi'
fcet boz "a flash and Referee Walsh
counts Kftchel out
rhc pictures are thriliing through.
ont rvort man and boy in Albuquc
quo. who carcs anything at AN Tor th'
fight rame shouid SEQ them The.
ars splendid iu csery detaa and Their
81 nothing in Them whiah shout
caus iadie- who desire fo see them
to refrain from dllng SD A. hcfor'
stated fhe spetiai prise of COS wll d
charged to-day and tomorrew go ac
count I'D the Ereat expcnse attache'
ta a.itlns sac nlms hert The mat
lness bcsin a. 3rtt and there vtl o
three SHOWS at uieht hrEinnins O.
+. 5 anu 9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
MILLIONAIRE AERONAUT TO
START BALLOON TRIP HERE
Clifford B. Harmon of Gotham With His Air Craft New York
Wants to Take Whack at Worlds Long Distance Record
With albuquerque as His Starting Place; Would Make AS
cension Here in Order to Avoid Danger of Getting Ma
rooned on Great American Desert.

Clifford y. Harmon, the millionaire
%aeronaut, announced yesterday ~ Los
Angeles thar Ne IL planning 90 take a
try at the worlds long distance bal
laon record. aud TINT his intention h
80 make an ascension IN |Albuauerat"
IN an attempt 70 make q trip 90 Kan
sas City OF 81 iouis.
Harmon. who ~ well known IN the
a%eronautic world. has spent thousands
81 dollars n following out hts hobby
~ aerial navigation. He - laying his
plans well for his attempt TO beat The
worlds Tong distance record and sinee
HE recent performance OF The local
aeronauts Roy A. Stamm and Joseph
%fglondin, Who last fail made q rec
ord nrcaking trip from here across
ihe mountains to the isstancia valley,
Harmon believes that Albuquerque ~
the best place IN the west 70 start for
= long distance trip.
IL IL believed thar the strong cast
vrly wind encountered by stnInm and
islondin al an altitude Of some 5000
feet prevails most af the time and
hat a b%aiioonist could take adNant-
are OF this prevailing current az al
most n tlfnt. fthInHH tHth HoA
care to start from the Pacific coast
an account OF the danger Of getting
IN the desert. There is AL
ways the possibility Of an accident
and Ii q ma is going TO drop from
the sky he would rather drop In a
moro popuious country where there
are more frequent water holes. Since
the ascent OF stamm sana Blondin,
Harmon has studied the matter care
fully and believes that Albuquerque
off.rs the most advantageous location
far q start
The only question Is hat OF a gas
supply. The perfect working OF the
Blondin plant last fall demonstrated
that the gas question Is n easily
salvSd So that the prospects are
rood that Albuquerque viii soc the
starr al one OF the most remarkable
halionp voyages IN the history Of
aerial ! navigation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

.ratiroud families and msns of them
are the mothers ct prominent railroad
men The founders OF Bethany have
built an institution which reflects the
.~slories oi both worlds Il IS often
asked what makes Topeka such %
Towel, home cits BETHANY ccleee
.hus eVerted q mrss influence tn this
direction. The trae answer Is 90
.cnurse-Bethanv Conege and the San-
LA he Railway company 7 wish &C.
HAY, our employees and their families
meet the inspired teachers of a hieh
grade Institution 81 iearniug and app
.precia,e the lofty aims that move a
Give them th1 best sou have.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
MOVING PICTURES
OF FAMOUS COLMA
PRIZE FIGHT
10 Be SHOWN ONLY
TODAY AND T0MRR0N
we've Fast Rounds Of Fierce
Scrap Between Black Cham
pion and White Fighter
Graphically Depicted AdmiS-
sion Twenty Cents.

The great ring battle between Jack
johnson heavyweight champion oil
tnr world. and STANLEY Ketchei. one
of The foremost prize fighters ot the
present Nay. VIII he shown IN moving
pictures 90 The pasumU theater to-
Iay and tomorrow. exactly as it Gee
eufred Tea Jimmy C~roffroth's uavii-
lion. at Colmn. CAD. ou oct ~, last
rhes. pictures of the fight are 60 he
shown in Albuquerque todas and to-
fnorroW Cor lhe ffst and last time
According Sc thv sishts ISSUED hV the
owners ai the pictures, they may be-
shown only AT "a thoater in a city
ior one engagement. Because of thc
enormous expense connected with
showing tho pictures a special price
of twenty cents Wli ho chargCd Tor
admission tickets at the Pastime to-
daV and tomorrow Manager ". g..
Robertson 81 the Pastime has been
after the JohnsHn-ketchcl pictures
for some time and was nnali, suc-
eessful yesterday iu closing "a COM
trtef inr "a two day enforcement
That the pastlmr VIII be crowded
fn is capacity uf every performance
to-day and tomorrow b. s. f%oregon,
conclusion n is not very often that
lovers so the mani, ara SGT the op.
faftunity tc -er "a hle rims hattie fo'
the small price of twenty cents rh'
pictures are 500 realistic that % per'
snn can almost imagine himself 90
a rineslde scat at Cnima Watching thl
fight The principals are NE size
Johnson ana katchell and Referee
Welsh show inr ur a plain as nn,
with a ~dlstiuftness that b. aimus
startling The unusually clotr ric
lures uff accounted for hs D. Gael
ihnt TIRE eamerss ntfe placed riEh
rloss 10 ihe rinrside. Recalling tn th'
photographer ohfaininc splendid
views az each and esers action oi th'
tlrhtcfs Throughout tht battle tbs
pictures we're given d trtf run las.
ctening and &c say that tAey are fsi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
COLUMB|ANS WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS
Interesting Ceremony TO be
Feature Of important Meet
Ing Of Albuquerque Council
to be Held This Evening,

An unusually Important meeting of
Albuquerque Council No. G41. knights
OF Columbus. VIII be heid IN X. of g.
hall commencing at > O'Clock this
evening. ono Of the principal events
Of the meeting win be tie installation
Of officers 10 serve during 1919. The
installation ceremony will be con-
Quoted 10y territorial deputy. . n.
Marion. The new officers follow
Grand knight. Francis r.. Wood
Deputy Grand knight, Thomas y.
keleher, Jr.
Recorder. Dennis Chaves.
Treasurer, T.. e.. Schecle.
Advocate. A.. Michael.
Chancellor, W A, keleher
Warden. Burton ponnelly.
Inner Guard. Charles J. Berger.
Outer Guard. a. j Sandoyal
Trustee, NJ. A. Skees,
Chaplain. Rev a. N. Mandalari. S.
J.
In addition To the installation, num-
erous other matters OF much interest
will be brought before the council for
consideration and 1t is expected that
the meeting viii be largely attended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
MEDICAL SOCIETY
HOLDS MEETING IN
COMMERCIAL CLUB

Tho Rcrnaiilo County Medical So
clotN met last night i'm regular session.
holding Tho meeting tor the first time
in the rooms at tho Commercial clue.
use OF which has been kindly extended
90 the society hy THE club. in line With
rs policy ot making the club buildins
useful 1 o the public in rs many ways
as possible The society transacted
mostly routine business last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

from my attorneys 81 New York. ne
added. ''and they assure me no IN
junction has been granted some kind
Gf an order VAS issued By q Judge
in Buffalo but whatever 81 was, Il
win not interfere With my flights
here. came 70 california 20 make
q number of experiments on h Pa
elfic coast IN this atmosphere and !
intend e. 60 ahead with them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
Not Al Chilly.

Move inside. gents cried the com
ductor on the crowded trolley we're
breaking the rules standin' on the
platform here"
some 20 them amt piped mp g
little man. they re stapdin on nv
feet. catholic standard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
etp(rfsS TO ENTER ALL
los ANGELES EVENTS.
49, As..ntnr xc,r,.i acari.t Taased yygrel

Los Angeles. Jan b.-Declaring
that lae knew nothing of any %iniuncr
tion issued against him on behalf or
tho Wright brothers, Glenn ~ Curt
iss. who arrived here from the cast
today asserted that he would enter
In rs many OF the events at the aNi-
ntion meet next week aa possible.
~ have Just received a telegram
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
How Did 1t Happen.

Indignant Customer-I want 70 re-
turn this jewel box lis not IVORY as
represented.
Dealer ,musinslyl-Now I wonder
II il can De- possible that elephant had
false teeth Cleveland Leader.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

and il is also evident that the steel tie
would produce decided economical re-
suits for the railroads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06

There arc 80 many things one mus;
learn by experience
"Well, we can't earn everything by
mail" pittshurg Post.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
CIVIC SOCIETY WILL HELP ID TAKE
 CENSUS
Chamber of Commerce Will Make Private Enumera-
 tion of City

In order that a perfectly accurate enumeration of the people of Globe may be secured during the taking of the present census, the chamber of com merce of this city is making arrange ments for private enumeration of the entire city.
 This plan is in no way reflection upon the ability of the census bureau to secure an accurate enGmeration of the residents of this city, but is more in the form of an added enumeration to aid the census apartment.
 Phoenix has already made a partial enumeration. through its board of trade and Bisbee and Tucson are making ar engagements for a similar count. It is probable that when F. F., Towle, census supervisor and president of the cham Der of commerce, returns from his pres ent trip through the territory that sim liar steps will be taken here.
 The partial count made in Phoenix demonstrated the great efficiency of the government enumeration. Representa- tives of the board of trade of that city secured data from several hundred per | sons who had not been enumerated according to their own statements When the data secured by the board ot trade was compared with that of tin, census bureau, it was found that only
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

buyer, Sam Kee departed from the us ual lines of business followed by Chi nese merchants and carried in stock not Chinese goods but American made wares, such as any storekeeper might have on hand. All of this stock of goods is to be disposed of at once and the sale promises to be attractive to the people of this city.
 The stock of goods contains very complete line of groceries, canned goods, soaps and other articles, as well as considerable stock of dry goods, shoes and furnishings.
 As the stock is to be disposed of as rapidly as possible, the various articles have been attractively priced and visit to the store should prove profit ahlp
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
HIGH SCHOOL WINs-In .

run baseball game yesterday, the high school team defeated the Mandolin club team by the score of IA to :. There were many interesting features in the game, in spite of the uneven score and the small crowd that witnessed the con test was well entertained. Flannigan and Brown were on the firing line for the high school team, with Chauncey and Leonard in the points for the col ored boys.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

|. William NJ. Bradley, Clerk Of Arl- zona Commercial Copper company hereby certify that at Special Meet ing of the Stockholders of sad Com panv duly called and held at Portland Maine, on Monday, the third day or August, A, D. 1908, the stockholders Dy a vote representing a majority of the stock issued, passed the following vote;
 VOTED: That the present capital stock of the Company, namely, two ilil- lion five hundred thousand dollars (S2,- 500, ,O0O) be increased by adding thereto five hundred thousand dollars Sooo, : OOO) and that said increase be divided into twenty thousand (20,0OO) shares ot the par value of twenty-five dollars ($25.OO) each, for the purpose of ult'' mate conversion of said bonds.
 Portland, Maine, August 9th, l9OS.
 WM. M. BRADLEY, Clerk of Arizona Commercial Copper Company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
OFF TO THE PEN-Rob

OFF TO THE PEN-Robert Winter born and ElzIe Boyle, convicted of burglary in the district court, left for Florence yesterday in company with Deputy Sheriff Ralph Sturgis. They will serve an indefinite term of from one to fourteen years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
} + + + + * +*+ + + + * + + +
AN INVITATION
To All Lodge Members in City of Globe

F Globe Aerie Fraternal Order of 's
 Eagles will give a grand ball at 's
 Dreamland tomorrow (Monday <
 night) and by the authority of the !
 ,. members and officers an invitation I F to members in good standing of s all lodges in the city is extended. ! E Your card will serve as a ticket s F of admission and you will be ! E warmly welcomed and royalty en- I F tertained.