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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-27
Worlds Base Ball
Series.
Avenue Grand. 1heater,
OCTOBER - 80. 81 AND NOVEMBER I.
Matinees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3:l3
Evenings .................-- I:l5
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Saturdays at Q pm.

Just what Connie Mack expects TO do
with Harry Davis next season is hard to
figure out. Connie would like to see his
standby of years placed as advantage
eously ats possible. bossing an American
League club. if he could land such berth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-27
The Cubs Wanted McQuillen.

From a source very close to Doom last
night ii was learned that Charley Muir
ply thinks the Chicago club is SO badly
in need of pitchers right now that Nc
CULLEN might be big help to its pitch
ing staff. Doom refused to verify this.
hut it would surprise none of the base
haIl fans here if McQuillen would land
in Chicago next season.
To local fandom. the resignation of
Doom as manager looks like the break
nm - 'hillies. The great ma jority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-27

Convinced that Matty is the only first
class pitcher he has, Manager McGraw
may pull off some deal this winter to
strengthen the Giants in the box. Nc
Graw has much confidence In Drucke and
Crandall but 1t is said that Ames has lost
favor McGraw has plenty Of money be-
hind him, and if a good pitcher lis placed
on the market he will probably bid for
him. AS far as the rest of the Giants are
concerned McGraW will stand pat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-27

commission for his remarks to Connolly.
The peerless leader claimed that the hit
made by Danny Murphy was not a home
run. Connolly differed
Umpire Sheridan says Schultz watS out
easily. He claims that if called upon a
thousand times he would make the same
decision on the same play. The timing Of
Chance set precedent in worlds base
ball series. Never before has play
been elected or fined from one of the
games for the title.
Among the base ball men who are still
in Chicago following the worlds cham
pionship series it is still limited that Char
ley Carr. last year manager of the In
dianapoliS (American ASsociaton) team,
will likely be the 1911 manager of the
ST. Louis Browns. Jack Hendricks, leader
of the Denver (Western League) club, is
one of several who say that Carr will be
Jock OConnOr's successor. President Rob
ert l.. Hedges of the Browns left here be-
fore the worlds series was concluded
He did not have an opportunity to talk
over the matter with PrcSiden; b. b.
Johnson of the American League. but
Carr is considering the offer to run the
Mound City team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-27

They are still raving in Chicago about
the decisions of Umpire Tommy Connolly
in chasing Manager Chance from last
Thursdays game. and that of Umpire
Jack Sheridan in waving Frank Schultz
out at second base when he attempted to
steal in Sundays game.
Chance was fined $50 by the national
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
SPLENDID SHOW At
THE CRYSTAL ALL
THIS WEEK
Jack Golden and Claus and
Radcliffe Team, Clever En-
tertainers, Hold Boards at
Popular Theater,

A rafting good program is being
presented at the Crystal this week,
The feature acts being by Jack Colder
and the Claus and Radcliffe team.
Golden, as a society entertainer, has
few peers on the American vaudeville
stage today. His recitations and read
ings are of a high order and MS
strong personality holds his audience
from the moment of his appearance
on the stage until he is reluctantly
permitted to retire.
Claus and Radcliffe are eccentric
comedy singers and dancers and their
parodics on popular songs of the day
make "a hit which has seldom been
euualled here. Joe Radclitfe's ap-
pearance on the stage is the signal
for a scream, his costume alone being
warranted to send the average audi
enca into Mysteries. Miss Claus Is a
finished dancer and the possessor Of
an attractive voice. Altogether this
team is one Of the best that has ever
been presented at the Crystal this sea-
son. Their parodies on Put on Your
old GRAY Bonnet and "cuhanola
Glide" made an especial hit with the
audience and the clever performers
we're forced TO respond to repeated
curtain calls. A good program of pic
lures complete the show which Is OF a
class OF which the management may
well be proud.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
BELEN BANK CLERK
PLEADS GUILTY
At SOCORRO
Fewkes, Charged With En-
bezzIement, Is Sentenced to.
Serve Five Years but May
Reduce Sentence,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning %sounnil
socofro, N. NJ, Dec. Id. X.
rewkes. a former employe of the
Belcn bank, was today indicted by
the United states grand jury on a
charge Of embczzlement. and later
pleaded guilty. Judge Mechem sem
fenced him to serve a term of five
years In the penltentiary, but a com
mutation clause Will reduce the sem
tcnce To one year, providing Fewkes
behavior Is good. He can cut two
months from the year by good be-
havior In prison. ana viii thus have
only ten months TO serve. The charge
against Fewkes alleged that he was
short SLICE. He has a wife and
children. ana his imprisonment for
five years would have worked "A hard
ship on them, as several members OF
his family are IN poor health.
Eduardo Gonzales today pleaded
guilty 70 n charge of abandoning mail
entrusted in his care and was sem
fenced to serve three months In jail,
He had been charged ut first with
emhczzlement OF a mail pouch and the
mail Il contained, but this charge was
changed 10 one of abandoning mail.
The United states grand jury made
lts final report and was discharged by
Judge Meohcm this morning. The
United states court Is virtually at an
end with the two eases disposed of to-
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
ARCHULETA MURDER
CASE GIVEN
To JURY
District Court of San Miguel
County Establishes New Rec
ord in Expeditions Handling
of Trial.


Especial Dispatch 20 thu MorniuG Journal
Las Vegas, N. M, Dec. l5.-When
at 10 o'clock tonight the case of the
territory versus Abram ~Archuleta,
charged with the murder Of his uncle
Damacio Archuleta, on August ID,
last, at Rociada, Was given to the
jury a new record for murder trials
in San Miguel county had been es-
tablished. The trial consumed but
two days. Three witnesses We're on
the stand for the territory, Mrs. Eli
omena Archuleta. wife of the u
dered man. Valentine Sandoval and
Juan T.. Martinez All We're eye-wit-
nesses to the tragedy and each swore
that Abram Archuleta murdered
Damacio in cold blood. For the de-
Tense several testified, CHIEF among
them being the wife of the defend
ant. who also witnessed the killing,
and the slayer himself. The plea or
the defendant was self-defense. 1t
required almost two hours for Judge
Roberts to charge the jury and he in
structed them to bring in one OF four
verdicts. murder in the first degree,
murder In the second degree, volun-
tary manslaughter or not guilty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
NEW MEXICO PONY
GENTLE BEAST
Jumped on Ne and Nearly.
Killed Me-" Complains Trust
ing Florida Purchaser of.
Grant County CayuSe,

i0rrrthi tufrrahcndrnee 70 Metfing 3eurnait
silver CITY, n. NJ. Dec. 14-Somc
weeks ago Robert N. Boulwpre jour
nDyod down south with "a shipment
OF horses and has been selling them
e. the good citizens OF Florida. ia
every Instance representing Co the
purchaser that the horse sold was as
gentle as 'Mnrya little lamb From
the following letter TO "a business
friend of MT B~oulware's published In
the Independent. il will bee seen that
either he has been p%racucing the
arts uf "thc horse trader. so anus
insly told in the story of David
hnrum. OF there rs one very poor. in-
experienced rider ga the state Of Flor
iua- 'Chaires Fla. Dec. J.. 1910.
AIT Hush A.. Taylor lloyd. Fla.
Dear Sir-Nours tu hand aud
VIII sHy the New Mexico pony Is here.
You just return the $50 and pay for
feed ans doctor hlf and YOU can
have him. as that man RoulNare told
me he eas broke Co ride \ put my
saddle on him. he Jumped On me
and nearly KILLED me J ought 10 sue
him Tor damages A more vicious
animal ! newer SAW ! will be onis
too glad Tor you Go come and pas
u take thr thing OF rms place. -
7 "a just as soon have a man-catug
TIGER ON Ia. Yours truly.
H. N. uirTToN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
MORTON PEABODY PRINCE
WILL WRITE OF CONDITIONS
IN TURBULENT MEXICO


Especial DispGtch to the Morning sournsll
santa Re. Dec. 15-Beforo leaving for
old Mexico today. Morton Peabody
Prince. who has no relatives Ia the
west. bat many friends, promised to
write letters for the Albuquerque
journal and santa Fe New Mexican
ON what is doing in Did Mexico, es-
pecially among the insurrcctos.
Mt. Prince h. a clever writer OF
prose and poetry and his wide eX-
p%criencc in travelling In foreign coun-
tries. his a~daptabihty 90 conditions
that confront him. and his excellent
memory. will serve him Wen Ia his
adventurous trip
He carrhes letters from prominent
people 20 others of prominence in
Mexico and during the year DE
spends on the western coast on an
exploring expedition. he viii doubt
less have much OF Interest To- tell Of
the amt and people he sees
Mr Prince was ca brilliant student
at Harvard. completing h course in
three Years. n vas a class mate 81
Thomson cutting. at whose home he
visited while In santa Re.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
RECEIVER NAMED
FOR SWASTIKA
LAND co.
], {, Elder Appointed by Court
Yesterday to Look After Fin
anciaI Affairs of Local Cor
poration,

Following the filing of an applica-
ton for a receiver by the officers Of
the Swastika Land and Sheep com
pany. a local corporation, Judge Ira
A Abbott in the district our yes
terday named ]. f. Elder to look after
the financial affairs of h company
Application for the receiver was maue
yesterday by J. c. Ross. J. w. hlu.a'
J. +. Davern and T. l.. Mcspauu
Officers and directors. Ii was sa1
in the papers filed that Mr.. MCoI"af
den is the owner of 5000 sn"'T W
stock. j.. c. Ross 1877 shares o. oWoo
Elder 1000. and J. r.. DaNern ~
shares. The total capital STOCK Gun
sisted of 100. 600 shares OF the PaI
value of 81 each, 81 $50 SNARE
issued being held by the OFFICERS auS
other stockholders. II IS rept'a,
in the application for a receive
such action was decided uP0n
meeting of directors held on D.
her IA after examining
into the financial condition or the cor
poration. and for the purpose o. NVu
serving and protecting the asses %
the ompanv for the benetit on cieu-
.itnrs and stockholders. The COMPANY
according 10 the petition, owes a hai-
.ance on the purchase Of grazns isno'
together with interest. OF $500,
.SaaTO47 is due TO %laborers. and for
w-errbandise bought and not yet palo
for The taxes FOR 1903 and 1917 are
also owing. as wei as $5.50Q for ser
rendered by John Mordy' agent-
Tho cnmpanv 81 f. said, has no iun"7
vim which to meet the outstandinA
debts enumerated.
The Swastika company vas organ
i-e1 some we years ago. The con-
Germ acquired some 10000 acres q
valuable grazing land on h bone
|rrant. forts-nve miles west OF Alpu-
|oueraue. and purchased several theu-
.snnd sheen. insufficient capital Is o.,
.lieved 10 be the aus % the
|direulties in which the COMPANY
now involved
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
THE POSTMASTER
HUGE HIT WITH
AUDIENCE
Jolly Little Comedy as Present.
ed by Varsity Proves Even.
Better That Admirers Pre-
diCted.

The jolly little comedy, The Toast
master" staged by the University
Dramatic club, went with a vim and
will indicative of previous hard prae-
tice and the spirit of Edo and dare y
1t was really very good with laugh
able situations and interesting, If not
thrilling, climaXes.
The action of the play centered
around the kidnapping of the toast
master on the eve of a big sophomore
banquet and dealt with the frantic
and fruitless efforts of recovery by
the other boys and the saving OF the
day by the fair coed who rescued the
POSTMASTER and incidentally one Billy
who had as many debts as love for
aforementioned coed. Winifried Is.
Arens did Towel" Fairfax, the toast
master, with true professional finish,
while Ray Gladding, as Billy Nor
gan, his chum, was quite as big a
success. In his female impersona-
ton part he was one of the decided
hits of the evening. Speaking Of hits
Hazel Cox scored a decided one in
the role of little girl which her di-
minutive size enabled her to carry
off remarkably well. Cynthia was
charmingly impersonated by Julia
Pickard. whose perfect natuTdiiess
was not spoiled by the glare of the
footlights nor desire for high stellar
hOnors.
The learned and somewhat grouchy
and decidedly talkative professor al
forded good work for Ray Seder,
while the deaf and dumb wife was
done with beautiful II not golden sill
ence by Marie Parrish.
Coburn Cook did some clever work
in the part OF George Mcintosh, who
loved and hoped-in vain; and Bob
Kenmark. the friend and staunch
standby of Billy. vas well imperson-
ated by Karl Karsten.
Bob Sewell and jay Allen were
good as the fresh young freshies. All
IN all the play was full of the coll
lege spirit which breathes of goodfel-
lowship and bright. happy thoughts
of youth and taken as a whole and
individually. was q decided success
The audience seemed in happy accord
gave fun credit when IL was due
with entire readiness
Miss MAY Ross who had charge of
the production. deserves great credit
for the splendid outcome and the
Dramatic club is 10 be congratulate
ed on its work which makes marked
Improvement with each theatrical at
tempt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
ROYAL CANADIAN
MISSION
IN TERRITORY
DISTINGUISHED BODY
MAKES SANTA FE VISIT
Exhaustive Study Of Education
al System Of World Being
Made by Kings Special Com
mission,

rspecint Dispatch to tis MorDiaa J%cnnnaIi
santa he. n. a., Dec. 1.-THE
Royal Comm ssion on industrial
Training ana Technical Education q
Canada. WAS Ia Santa Re today. The
romipiaston consists or James w.
Robertson, q. N. O.; H. H. ~. chair-
man. Hon. John n. Armstrong, REV,
George Bryce, NJ. A., l.. l.. D.. r. u,
4. a.; Gaspard De Series; Gilbert NJ.
Murray u. A.; David Forsyth, u. A.
James simpson. Thomas Bengough,
q. &. r.. secretary. Edward Horton
agent. A
The commission was created by the
royal proclamation al George V, ana
has regular legal powers 10 summon
wttaesses 10 give IL Information de-
sired. These powers. Of course, hold
good only ~ courtesy outside Of the
British rule.
The commission started on Its tour
Jlly ~ from Toronto and examined
sc towns ana cities OF western Canada
ana called before IL over a thousand
witnesses on technical and industrial
edurAtion needs. Portland. Ore, was
The first city In The United States
Waited hy the Canadian gentlemen.
Then San Francisco and a trip was
made 20 the University of California
and Leland Stanford. Los Angeles
was also visited and then Santa re-,
which is the only place from Los AM
geles 10 Kansas CITY that IL on the
commissions itinerary.
From Kansas City the commission
goes 70 Sc. Louis ana Indianapolis and
there the members OF the commits
sion return to Canada leaving, how
eYer T)r. Bryce IN this country. He
will 20 to Washington and then TO
Baltimore 10 visit the Johns Hopkins
university and thence 80 Providence,
II. l., where Dr. Bryce will attend
the annual meeting of the Archaeo-
logical Institute nf America as dale
gate from the Winnipeg Archaeology
teal society.
After this meeting he will return TO
Toronto. About January 10 the COM
mission viii reassemble at Ottawn
and will study the educational sys-
toms Of the French towns Of the PROV
ince % Quebec and return 20 New
York city, visiting Brooklyn, Phila-
dcuphia and then Pittsburg.
To VISIT Europe.
The commission will sail March 10
for Europe whore It win Visit Eng
land, Scotland. France, Germany
rWiia'il ENtNiHf RttiHitih Aii'
Belgium. The members return to
Canada about the middle Of August
ana between that and the cl,se OF
1911 viii prepare a report.
Arrived Last Night.
The commission arrived here last
night a. II a'elpck from Los Angeles
and went 10 hotels here. This morn
ing they visited the New Mexico
museum and this afternoon they Welt
ed the T., S indian Industrial school
near this cts. Then they viii be
entertained Informally nj lei Nido,
the Spanish bungalow OF S~ylvanus
Griswold Morley on Washington ave-
nue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

the orchard $500 as against sii.9G
last year.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A, otern
| today received the following remit
tances. James Sutherland. chaves
| county, s6,43lT9; Dr. r. w. Watson.
| Lincoln county. ~S1,70316s Land
Commissioners n. r. Ervien 81 for
| good roads fund.
Incorporation.
Incorporation pRpers were filed tor
day ina the office Of Territorial Sec
rotary Nathan Jaffa by the Antelope
valley Orchard company with head
quarters at Fronch, Coifax county.
The capitalization is $4,000. divided
into 2b0 shares. and the paid up
capital ~ s1d,5 600. The in%corpora-
tors and directors are; Charles
Brook Of Chicago, rs shares; Fred
erick G. Wenthe Of French, ~
springer. 3 shares, Charles r. lIor-
tenatein Is named the statutory agent
Irrigation laws.
Assistant Territorial Engineer c. y.
Miller, who returned from Colorado
yesterday, declares that both IN
theory and IN practice, New Mexico
irrigation laws and regulations are
superior TO those Of Colorado. He
Inspected several Colorado projects
and says that they are not given the
supervision that Is accorded New
Mexico undertakings.
Duties Of Registration Boards.
The attorney general has issued
The following opinion
william =. Kell. Lake Valley, n M.
Dear sir. ! have received your
letter Of the 10th inst, and In accord
ance with your request, viii have
this answer published In the pubic
press.
The NV requires that boards Of
registration shall meet at least thirty
daya before the day Of election, and
shan proceed To register the quail
aed voters, and they must cit az
l.sast ihree days when they first meet,
and on each day from . o'clock IN
the morning until noon, and from 2
o'clock In the afternoon until 8
o'clock and thereafter they must
meet on each Saturday until ten days
before tho election, ana on the tenth
day preceding the election they must
meet and remain In session during
tho hours above mentioned, ana then
close the registration books, after
which. no other name Is TO be added
to tho registration list.
I believe the foregoing fully COW
ers what you desire to know. The
statutory provisions are to he found
In section t702 OF the Compiled Laws
Of 1897.
Yours truly,
FRANK w. CLANCY,
Attorney General.
Presentation To Territorial Engineer.
Yesterday afternoon, the assistants
IN the office OF Territorial Engineer
Vernon l.. Sullivan, who will leave
New Mexico on New Year, presented
him with q beautiful 32nd degree
Masonic ring and charm. as n token
of their appreciation Of his kindli-
ness and ability.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
EASTERN STAR WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT
Interesting Musical Program With IA
Floral Drill Features of Social Ses-
sion Following Installation.

The following delightful musical
program will be rendered this eve
ming at the installation of officers of
Adah chapter No. SO. L. S; ..
Floral drill. with march from Meyer
beer ......B BY Mrs. John w. Wilson
Piano duet, Ballet ......... .Groiza
Misses Elsie and Anna Myers.
Vocal solo-If | Were King $500.
......... ..Armltdge
Carl Davidson.
Violin solo-Angels Serenade. ..Gale
Miss Cora Odjard.
Vocal solo-Selected ............
Mrs. Charles Frank.
Piano solo-The Brook ....,...Tate
Mrs. f.. Steward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
NEW FREIGHT TRAIN
ON RID GRANOE
DIVISION
Additional Service Between
Albuquerque, FL PaSo and
Southern New Mexico Points
Is Authorized.
Especial Dispatch to tn. Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
lei paso, Texas, Dec. lb.-Trattic
Manager 4. w. Reeves of h cham
Der of commerce has announced a
new freight schedule for the santa
Fe between E1 Paso. Rincon. Dem
ing. silver City, Mosilla valley points
and albuquerque. The new schedule
was authorized by General Manager
Fox and General superintendent
Kouns. and includes a new freight
train 70 serve these points on the Al
buQucruue o. FL paso line and tho
branch lines.
The new train will operate between
III paso and RinCOu. giving tho
through freishts a nance to cN-
peditc the through business between
here and Albuqucruue. This gives
New Mexico points two additional
freights daily. as the southwestern
system has Installed a service be-
tween here and Tucumcari for the
eastern New Mexico points.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
You Must Read This III You Want
the Benefit.

J. W. Greer. Greenwood. Ia. SUI
|fered with a severe case Of lumbago.
Tile pains were so intense / vas
forced 20 hypodermic injections for
|relicf. These attacks started with a
pain I'm the small OF my back which
gradually became fairly paralyzing.
Ny attention was attracted To Fiiey's
Kidney Remedy and l am glad 10 say
after using this wonderful medicine I
am no longer bothered in any way hy
my old enemy lumbago J. n. O'Riel-
|ly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
CANDY MAKING WILL BE
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION
Serious Problem of Providing Sweet
meats for Youngsters During Hoh-
DAYS To BE Brought Before Woman's
Club

Domestic scicnte viii again dis
place the less material at the Woman's
club this afternoon. Candy making
o. All its complicated phases and deli
cate perfection viii occupy the at
teufiou 81 the ladies and cominE at
this se1son Of holiday preparation viii
provide many timely hints Resides
the demonstration in candy mnking
There viii Gee iessrus On the constitute
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

ton of artistic and inexpensive
Christmas boxes for the sweets which
will be given the ladies who attend
the delightful session of this after
noon. The music class program is
omitted on domestic science days as
the demonstrations take up the entire
time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

Worse than an alarm OF fire at night
is the metallic cough Of Group. bring
ing dread to the household. Careful
mothers keep Foley's Honey n Tar
in the house and give il at the frs
sign Of danger. 1t contains no opiates
J. II. O'Riely Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
Plies CURED N 9 TO - DAYS

Your druggist viii refund money 10
PAzo OINTMENT fails 70 cure am
ease ~ Itching. Blind. bleeding or
Prutrudinr Piles I'm 6 90 "a DAYS ser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

The best saddle horses 70 be had
IN the city are At W. 1. Trimblc's. lis
North Second street. phone 3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic In ac-
tlon. quick in results. and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct Irregularities.
j. II. O'Rielly Co.