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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Unofficial Report Says Man
Burned at Stake Was Born
in Territory and Mexico Has
No Grievance,
GOVERNMENT SURPRISES
ANTI-AMERlCAN RIOTS
Prompt Measures Are Taken
to QueII Trouble at QuadaIa-
lara and Other Towns Three
Hundred Arrested,


IBy Morning Journal eDeeiai Leased Nlrel
Washington Nov through IN
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Rodriguez the alleged MeNlc&p "ho
was burned az the stake ~ Rock
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
DES MONIES EDITOR
SUCCESSOR TO
DOLL|VER
COL Young viii Fill Unexpired
Term Until Next January
IS Personal Friend Of Taft
and Roosevelt,

fs, Morning journal Special Leased ~irel
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov l2.--ciov-
ernor r +. Carroll today announced
the appointment Of Lafayette Young
editor and publisher or the Des
Noines capital to the United states
senate. succeeding the iate senator
pollivor. -.
senator Young viii serve until the
next legislature meets. January y. u
,rnI bc the duty Of that legislature
~ elect "a senator 70 fill the mex
pired term Of the late senator bolii-
.er. which ends in 1918
senator Young was born IN lows
ia lg4S. Most OF his life hr has de-
voted 20 the newspaper profession
last snring hs. cclc brated his twen-
tieth wear as owner Of the Des
Noinas Daily Capital. one OF the lead
Ing novepapers Of the middle west.
In politics. Colonel Young has Vieor-
orsiv supported The 8dministration OF
President Taft He has been an active
ch,, nirion of Governor Carroll
Senator Young has national r@p-
utatiun as IN orator.
IN 1900 at the Philuoeipnia repub-
Iicau convention he nominated Theo-
dore Roosevelt for ice-presidcnt- lie
has been twice delegate az large 20
the republican national convention
from Iowa He accompanied Presi-
den. Taft on his trip 10 the Philip
mines some years ago. and r. per
sonal friend Of the president
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
STREET CAR STRIKE
MAY BE CAILED SOON

Now York, Nov ll.--rAnhohHce-
fneilt aoas made tonight that 2. @.
Pratt general organizer of the ANAL
gauiated street and Electric Road
Employees, win arrive here early next
week for a conference with William
II. Ashton. general organizer Of the
International brotherhood Of Team
sters. who directed the express strike
that ended tonight The advisabllity
of calling out the stTeee car employees
is said to be the subject of discussion.
Talk Of a street car walk-out was
heard today but 1t had been expected
the matter would be dropped with Its
settlement
Four local unions of street car en-
pIoye have been organized by Pratt
it was said tonight, i'm order to make
a demand for higher wages. The
plan under consideration is to de-
mand a rate of 2S cents an hour ana
to order the strike if refused
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
ANTI-AMERICAN RIOTS
MAY CAUSE DELAY

Washington NOV l2.-Secretary OF
State Knox. Secretary Ballingcr and
Assistant Attorney General Lawler
from the interior department were in
conference TODAY in regard to the
negotiations which the United States
is seeking to close with the Mexican
government for permission to build
leyoc along the Colorado river in Mex
leo and TO mend the break in that
stream. SO as to protect the Imperial
valley
u was feared that the recent anti
American riots In Mexico might delay
the negotiations because of the Ques-
uonabie prcpriety of taking American
hborers TO Mexico az this time 10 is
understood that phase Of the case re-
celved consideration at the confer
ence today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Is the Only Instance of Alleged
Habit Among America n
Women Found by Mrs, Stey-
ems, President of w. c. l. u,
DRINKING AND SMOKING
ARE NOT INCREASING
She Has Seen Women in HovelS
Hitting the Pipe" and Be
lieyes Some English Women
Use Coffin Nails.

fBy Morning Journal Special LEASED wisei
baltimore. Md. Nov. l2.-Drinking
and cigarette smoking are not on the
increase among the women Of Amer
len. according to Lillian M. n. stevens,
president of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance union.
Addressing the annual convention
Of the orga nization here today she
said in part:
we are sometimes told that drink
among women is on the Increase. II
can hardly be so among the outcasts
and lower classes Tor II is largely
drink which has brought them where
they are. Alcoholic beverages cannot
Justly even among women be called
a class drink, for alcohol in the costly
wine glass is as deadly and dangerous
as 1t is in the dingy whisky glass.
I'VE arc sometimes told that there
is much cigarette smoking among
women IN the course Of my travels
in Tngand and America ] have never
seen woman with a cigarette ~ hei
mouth except in certain locahtles ID
New Mexico, where the surroundings
were not at an pleasant to contem-
plate
sThere Is reason to believe that
some women in England do smoke
cigarettes, and We are told that there
ere some in America of like habits.
/ have seen now and then woman
iii a hovel smoking a pipe.
Referring to the white slave traffic.
the speaker reviewed recent federal
state and city attempts to stifle IT,
and continued:
1T matters little whether the trat-
fic is organized or not. The fact thar
II exists in New York and elsewhere
is sufficient to arouse hnmanity-lov
ing people
Mrs. Stevens vigorously recon-
mended an amendment TO the federal
constitution prohibiting polygamy
and giving to congress the power 10
enforce such prohibition by suitable
| legislation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
PANAMA WILL SEND
PORRAS AS MINISTER

Panama. Nov t2.-lhe appoint
mcnt Of Bei2ario Porras as minister
~ IRE limited stat +. was oft'ciai W
confirmed this afternoon. Dr. Porras
Is q distinguished lawyer and polit~
zeal leader and was the Representatives
of Panama at The Hague conference
of 1907. and ut t0c Pan-Americah
congress at Buenos Ayres. He has
been minister resident 10 Brazil ana Is
o great adnirer of the American peo-
pie.
in making this appointment the
government s. desirous Of comentinf
the ties hetwcen Panama and tho
United states
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
LABOR LEADER is
FOUND DEAD IN MARSH


Nurmv. Ind. Nov l2 With
bullet hole through the head. the
body Of eay Mason labor official re-
siding In kalamazoo Micli- was
found in e marsh ON inc outskirts OF
the city today
The body evidently had been u the
marsh tor more than q week. Tllat
Mason had ben the victim oi hoid-np
men and had been Killed amt dragged
T. the marsh in On effort To eoueTai
IA, crime h the theory of detectives.
revolver was found near the
BODY Il was smcpred with blood. al
tboieh there wns go blood on The
hands OF the victim
Mason was second vice president "i
the National Master Horseshoers'
Protective association and for many
wears had been prominent as labor
leader.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
KILLED
WHEN ENGINE
HITS CAR
BODIES ARE MANGLED
BEYOND REC0GNlTI
Fast Michigan Central Express
Train CoIIideS With Street
Car at Crossing; Nearly Dozen
People Seriously Injured,

fBy Morning Journal Special LEASED wirei
Kalamazoo. Mich. NOV. 2.-~seven
persons were killed outright tonight
when fast Michigan Central express
train hit Main street car Nearly q
dozen were injured, some lataIly The
known dead;
MoTORMAN WARD ABoTT mar
ried
THEODORE MoslI, paper maker.
J. f. LANG. blacksmith.
BERTHA HART, died IN Borgess.
hospital
JAMES BREE, monlder
WILLIAM p. SIIAEFF'FlR.
Unidentified man.
Three bodies have been removed
from the pilot Of the engine so badly
manglcd that recognition is inpos-
sibie Bertha Hart, fatally injured,
died later AT a hospital
Conductor Vern Van Horn had gone
up the track to flag his car ahead.
Standing near the crossing was q
string of box ears which ohscured the
vision Of the main track, and he mo-
toned his car ahead.
He had stepped aside to let his car
pass when the train came around the
bend at a terrific rate and ploughed
into H. Van Horn escaped injury,
but has been removed to his home IN
q state OF nervous collapse.
At Bronson hospital, there nre two
unidentified girls whose injuries may
prove fatal. They are badly cut ana
bruised and physicians say are IN
iured internally.
The car was ON the Michigan
United railway and carried thirty
two passengers. The accident nap
pened at the East avenue crossing.
The city ambulance and the locai
undertakers were pressed into service
after the oitx had been secured for
doctors.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
EMBEZZLER CAUGHT
AFTER LONG TRIP

New York, Nov t2.--After
fight II om san Francisco ana a trip
around the horn on a tramp steamer,
Robert Malone, former confidential
clerk end hookkeeper Tor the Metro
politan Light ana Power company Of
san Francisco was arrested near the
Brooklyn bridge this Afternoon
The police s8s Malone confessed %
his peeulatiens end asoribed his
downfall t. fast living Hc seemed
indifferent "a his fate,
Malone IVES sent 80 the Anglo-Cal-
fornia bank IN san Francisco to dc-
post $4,000, but Instead went on a
jaunt through California and, return-
ing 10 san Francisco, boarded a
gtenmship bound for New York.
The prisoner IS twenty-eieht years
old and reached New York three days
ngo.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
TRAFFIC MANAGER IS
GRILLED IN COURT

jackson. Tenn Nov- l2--Cha harltf
Van Overbeak. traffic manager OF tur
standard oil com pany of kentue ~,
Ca nl. i'm for @ griiling by attorneys tor
the United States today in conn
tiou with the government suit against
~. standard oil company OF Indiana
LITTLE desired information was
forthcoming. as he declared he coniu
NOT stat under oath as to the outslue
business affairs of the directors OF
his company. ,..
,o-,,,,-,.v had f. representative AT
Grand junction 60 take personal pos
session OF consignm4nts OF oil shlpPeu
L, th.t nnint Mr. Van Overoeah =
plaireI that the company Was y Jul l-
s,nt representation at fiann -,
~. ..ontrol 81 the oil rss taken
fsr.,t-N fnstrrctions sent to ne ilil
NOD. central aud southern raiifod"
folnt agent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
FORTUNE IN OPIUM
WILL BE BURNED

nj Pasp, TEXAS, Nov IA fortune
N contraband opium viii be destroyed
jn this cttv November 81. Cans TO
thu number OF 1913. each one valued ~
$50, VIII be burned by order OF the
federal court The aggregate value is
.S1e,t50. The opium was seized n
various raids made on slnugglaea
during the last few months which re-
sulfeO ia sending six men TO the pan
iteniary The furnace of the electric
light plant hag been secured hy the
federal marshal, and the drug will be
incinerated therein
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
TEXAS GUARDSMEN
MAY QUIT SERVICE

DALLAS. Texas. Nov Unless
Sergeant Hanley is acquitted ii VIII
mean the end of the national guard
tn Texas.
rhus captain Kinnard voiced the
srudment OF most OF the Officers a
The state national guard, who niet
here today to consider the conviction
of Sergeant Manley. Manley was re-
Gently convicted OF murder In the first
degree for killing a spectator who
tried to get through the lines during
President Tatt's visit here in october,
1909
The officers appointed committee
- raise funds 80 assist Manley IN con-
ductins his case before the hikher
C(Nftg
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
MILLIONAIRE PACKER
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

ubeello. IS. Va. Nov l-.--John
q scbefaf the million .rc pol 4
packer. Hnu Ic alleged 90 have oeen
r.rt.,ne.3 with 4.-.-iiic. VIII recover.
according 10 us physician. pr. +. J..
Hupp. tonight. although his recovery
will he slow.
An communication with MIS-
Sehonck is forbidden. and her a"or-
neys tonight Issued n statement. ie-
nyiug ruInors that she had made q
confession Of any wrongdolnE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
SON BEATS DEATH
IN 5000 MILE RACE

Atlantic CITY, N. j. NOV ~ Wii-
son Potter won his race from White
Horse, Alaska, to Atlantic CITY. Co SEQ
his father. Colonel Thomas Potter
alive. Young Potter reached here
this afternoon from Philadelphia.
completing a 5.O0O-mile journey from
the tar northwest.
Ills father IS improved tonight
through joy OF seeing his son. who
first heard OF his parents critical
condition on October 2s, as he was
about to penetrate the wilds OF
Alaska.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
HOME or BISHOP
DAMAGED BY FIRE

Denver. Nov IL The handsome
home. in this city, OF Henry w War
rem. senior active bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, was
damaged by fire today and NUM-
Der OF valuable paintises ana other
works OF art ruined. students from
tbe university Of Denver managed,
however. to save Bishop Warren's val-
uabIe collection Of manuscripts ana
books. The origin of the fire IS nn-
known Bishop Warren Is In New
York attending q meeting OF the
bishops.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
BON|lLA AOHERENTs
START REVOLUTION
Uprising Against President Da-
villa of Honduras Gains Head
way Under Guidance Of Val
landreS,


Nep- orleans. NOV THE revo-
lutiouar,- movement against President
Davilla of Honduras mas gained CON
siderable headway. arcordiug 10 "A
special dispatch from san salvador
today. The dispatch iates that tho
adhereuts or General Valladares. the
rebellious governor oi Amapaia, have
openly hoisted the tlae or Pohcarpo
Bonilla in western Honduras and de-
cided inst he shall De- nstaUeo As
president OF the republic
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
EOHEIGN FORCES AKE
WITHDRAWN AT AMAPAlA

Nasnington. Nov Il.-Ihe forelku
varships al Amalapa. Honduras, land
ed forces at that port on THURSDAY, 20
protect foreign citizens ia anticipa.
lion Of an uprislng against General
Nalladarcs.
There were no disturbances how
ever. and the forces we've Nlthafa Nh.
This information was contained IN
cable message received by the navy
department today from tominanoer
Anderson OF the United states gun
boat Yorktown British. German ana
American warships are az Amapaia-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
BUILDING IN DENVER
HAS 1900 LIGHTS

Denver Nov t2.--What is claimed
to be the most brilliantly illuminated
building in the world shot its RAYS out
across the plains about Denver to-
night. when the new ten-story struc-
turc of the Denver Gas and Electric
company was lighted mp for the first
time. Two sides of the building,
which is on q corner, are polka dottec
with 1900 incandcscent lamps, pos
sossing a total Of 100000 candle
power. The architectural features
were designed with a special view to
the illumination. the surface OF the
walls being white enameled terra
Gotta Proclaimed as a building de-
signed to advertise Denver the illum To-
nation will be maintained nightly IN
the future from dusk unifl midnight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
RIOTS IN GUNDAI4AJNRN
RESULT IN KILLING

Nuadaiaiara, Mexico. Nov. l2.--
,arios b. Carothers, Il local real es-
,''e dealer, shot and killed Jesus
loze. l4-year-oid Mexican. ana
suund"d Prudencio Chavez, gen
e@fnt' in defending his home against
=" attack hy Mexicans last night
'i'ihers surrendered TO the authnri-
trs at the first opportunity and WAS
midnight
foH"Wlng "a preliminary eNamina-
D'n today. he was placed incommUni-
.e unul Tuesday wornine.
Nnhough the entire police force,
wy ana mounted. and the tenth reei-
Try Were called out riot
gar at 3 O'Clock in the
suppressed only after
9 vigorous efforts, and
al damage % property
zone. The affair WAS "a
1i the previous night 5
- Students and workmen-
thll-sdav night. the mob
aridiy Through the business
rfng rocks through the
a. the American buildings.
!, 1i % had already been de-
= tni had reached the Ameri-
te section when they were
he soldiers and police.
~ho declared at the
D. that he iS Mexican
4, t.ip state Of Coahuila. but
81 We're Louisianans. was
I'll aHule In the western part
ii tt. windows and doors of
iii YES lren broken in the first
ny .'etiHs when the mob ap-
r, iarm he took his fam-
Tor safety. he said
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Hl1VOIUTIONISTs BUY
RIFLES IN SAN NNIONlO

San AntomiO, TCNas, NOV. IL -
eral authorities are much exercised
over the movement Of two unidentl-
fled Mexicans believed to be reVoiu-
tionists. who purchased all the rifles
i'm several gun shops here today. il
is said the men secured more tl"h
100 rifles. .t,.
The federal authorities along the
border hacc been notified 90 be on tn'
lookout for the men ana lhe 81 V'"'9
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
OVERSEAS FLIGHT IS
ONCE MORE POSTPONED

New York. Nov. Ia. g.. lBudl
Mars of The Curtiss staff substituted
ion. j. A. y. McCurdy, did not make
IN. proposed fifty mile acropiahe
flight from the deck or the HsmonrS
American liner Pennsylvania TO-DAY.
An ell Gan, sucked INTO lhr pi"
-, inst before the Pennsylvania left
her pier 49,. .Ao
l., was announced tonight that the
,hrrs.- A merican line Will not at
tsppt the experiment again.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
RIOTERS IN BORDER
TOAN TO Ill, Pi -NINI1ID

Washington, Nov. i3-- President
piaz of Mexico has instructed the gov
frnor of Coahuila to Investigate the
al'ack on the American consulate a.
plodad Porfirio Diaz Yesterday ara
" punish the participants. a DIS.
l"ich to this effect was received
tom the city OF Mexico today by
senior Barra, the Mexican ambassador
!" the United states
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
New Hamp-hlre has asa, ,572,

Washington. Nov. 12.-The popu-
lation of the state Of New Hampshire
IS 4SO.B72, according to the thirteenth
census made public today. This IS an
increase of 1884, or 4.G per cent over
411.5Sg IN 1900 The increase from
1890 TO 1909 was 85,05S. or 9S per
cent
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Calgary, Alberta, Nov. l2.-lnves-
tigation by the royal northwest
mounted police shows there is no
truth In a story circulated from AliN,
Alberta, today that Belle Elmore,
wife of Dr. Harvey NJ. Crippcn, was
there The story, it is said, is wholly
product of the imagination
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

san Francisco, Nov. IL bt ittee
returns from the first congressional
district received today wiped out the
rluraiitv Of ninety-two votes by which
" y. Englebrighf. republican led
John V. Baker. democrat YESTERDAY,
and a. the precincts etiii missing arr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Nevada l.egislature Democratic.

Carson City, Nevada, Nov, ls.~-Iho
latest election returns received here
indicate that the coming legislature
OF Nevada Will be democratic on joint
ballot. The state senate viii he dem
ocrutic by from three TO five votes,
while the assembly Is likely 10 be re-
publican Ivy one or two
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

in counties carried by Raker, the lat
ter's election 81 virtually assured.
However. because OF the closeness OF
the vote, the republican state central
committee viii await the official
count before conccding Euglebright
defeat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Atlanta Ca, Nov l-.--tnittu
states Senator A. = Clay of Georgia.
who has been patient at local
sanifariUm for ten days. suffered
relapse today. Dut u was announced
bv phvsiciaas tonight he vas
greatly improved. hc = iuliefinF
from nervous SGD liEeftiFc aiHprueF7-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. III .le
wyoming legislature will be repuoii-
cs1, by q majority OF eleven on joint
ballot. insuriug the return OF Senator
clark 20 the United states senate.
There is a republican majority IN each
house.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Washington, Nov H. New Mexico
and Arizona: Unsettled sunday and
Monday, colder Monday
West Texas: Unsettled sunday anu
Munday. colder Monday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC BUYS
THE COOS BAY RAILROAD
UNITED PRESS LnAsnp wIRN.l

iuNtIbD Phbbb IhAbhp WIRN.I
Portland, Ore, Jan. 12.-Within
sixty days the Northern Pacific rail-
road company will have completed
the purchase of the holdings OF the
Oregon Coal 6 Navigation Co., on
Coos Bay, contiguous to Marshfeld.
The oregon Coal & Navigation
Co. owns 5000 acres on Coos Bay
and the steamer Plant, which runs
between Coos Bay and San Francis
co. The oompany's property con-
slsts principally of coal lands. The
company also owns valuable water
frontage at Marshfeld.
BY its purchase the Northern Pa
cihc, (James j. Hill) acquires entry
into Marshheld over which the
Boise-Roaeburg railroad are making
their survey. This survey. engl-
neers claim. does not exceed three
per cent grade between Roseburg
and Marshfeld.
Senator Perkins OF California Is
president of the Oregon Coal & Nav
igation Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-12
QUEER CAUSE
FOR SUIT
Sues for Return of Money
Because ''BoSSy," His
Cow, Failed to Calf.

Because a horse, alleged to be
guaranteed by the seller as sound,
was foundered, and because a COW,
alleged to have been guaranteed by
the same seller to give birth to q
calf, failed-at least so it is alleged
by the purchaser, w. J., Ball is ask
ing a jury in the circuit court to
award him a verdict returning his
purchase money from B. F. Hester.
The case came up for trial this
morning and is known as the cele-
brated COW and horses case and it
has occupied all of the forenoon ses-
sion and before it goes to the jury
will probably consume all of the af-
ternoon session. According to the
contention of Ball some time ago
he purchased a horse and a COW
from Hester, paying $140 for the
former and $35 for the latter. He
now claims that the horse, which
was guaranteed to be sound, was in
reality foundered and that the COW
failed within the natural course Of
events to give birth to the calf,
which was also guaranteed, and he
wants his money returned.
Hester on the other hand denies
that the horse was foundered and
claims that the COW, which he took
back, gave birth to the calf, and
that it was born just about three
months after two veterinarians,
standing high in their pofession and
whom Ball had employed to examine
her had condemned her.
John H. and Charles McNary are
fighting the case for the plaintiff
ald the well known firm of Carson
& Brown are making a stubborn
battle for Hester and during the day
the court listened to much expert
evidence.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-12
FIGHTING
PINCHOT'S
POLICIES
National Livestock Association
Declares Present Forest
System MonOpOIiStiC.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wnn.I

Denver, Colo, Jan. 12.-Despite
the fact that he has been removed
from Office, Clifford Pinchot is the is
sue before the National Livestock
association, in convention here to-
day, in it's discussion of the govern.
ment conservation policies.
Delegates sent here from the live
stock association of Colorado are
fighting Pinchotss policies in connec-
ton with the forest reserves. They
allege that the present forest sys-
tenn is monopolistic and gives large
cattlemen an advantage over small
er competitors,
1t is believed, however, that the
national association as a whole fa-
vors Pinchots methods and it is
probable that his policies will be
endorsed.
Resolutions endorsing the policies
of former Chief Forester Pinchot,
but not censuring President Taft for
removing him were introduced TO-
day and will be adopted tomorrow
The convention will vote tomor-
row on the question of where the
next convention will be held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-12

Goulet, he was highly in favor Of
granting the appropriation-and, in
fact, urged it-he did not feel justi-
fed in being persistent in the matter
for the reason he is bound to the o.
flee and the public service to do all
in his power to conduct the county
business for the best interests. 1t
was the general contention OF the
court, however, that sooner or later
several armories would be necessary
throughout the county and that not
until the county is upon a substan-
tial financial footing should steps be
taken toward approprating money
for that purpose.