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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
NCOWE TIN HEIRING.
Chsatr and GufhTir Ds'iin~ tn NpT-ar
Itrf0 ore ~-natrG stnmttirr

ALsANY April17 To. senate Igii,iary
Commute" gave hearing this afternoon
on the Taft Federal in..rr" tag prYp.,-i-
ton William - Gu'uu. va ",p .cted
20 appear ~ opposition q. th" legislation
indorsinR this -"h"nn. bIf o., wrote a
hitter t. Chairman DAVIS pi the ,Drmif.,.e
saying iha' A--"WtiyusI Murray lad
ins'Ilt~d hirn iu atfrfnIurr standard %.
Rnfusnrc- 'u VI Gl'HrIn- .rIu-tttyu "a
the question ard that he NOuld not sub
ject hinl-'.lf Q" fIrt...r in-4it by attending
the hearing today
Joseph Ihsate l-o vas ~ .ttsnd to-
days hearing On opposition. but he has
also written - Chairman Davis that he
has already made his views Nsil known ia
the memorial hu rad signed and which
was distributed amouE menIh'r ~ Il the
I.aRislaturs
Prof y " -sHgruau IT Columbia
University vac the ouiy one - appear
IN favor e senator baN enport's rsso-
luton committing the N.W \ ork I.scis-
laaure 90 the Federal income taA pFopo-
alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
nanrsaa Claims Q Csnsra-, lmm.m,

1a"sso t@@s t~"Weet tmmunety
The city OF New YOrk has brought tess
suit against the Pelham Park Railway
Company to determine whether all street
railway corporations which came into the
city by tho consolidation Of the boroughs
in isss are'not obliged 20 pay in S per cent
Of their aross eArningx annually. II the
city wins suits vii b hre..=ht aRMinat
many other street taiD Sav lines
Tho Pelham Park coS-uaBy In itn
answer declared that whsn Il was FORMED
the village Of Pelham gave IL Immunity
from taxes. The city has demsIFred 60 the
answer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
FORGERI ~ ms WIND.
TAIi~rWan CsnT~S~~- 10 . Fault Pur-I,
lHpaGlRary

George Falt-rman - 0si Tenth avenue
employed by Mclean, Stinzon A Co.
insurance brokers az q Cedar street
who told story last Sunday night that
hs had forged a $1,000 check GA the
Carnegie Trust Company. using tho
ma ins - G. " Ring 4 Co. for whom h.
,I-.-d 70 work. Wa- brought ~ night court
lat night after having hesn 10 Bellevue
Tor observation
The detectiv's told Magi-trat.. Herr.
msn that the whole story Was fabricated
The Magistrate lectured Fnit~rrnan and
sdyis@d him 20 quit drinking He was
tod " 10 ever got N similar troubls
Herman W. Boyer was in court with the
Defendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
The wall street "Ey-~,~r s-u. 81

Tho Wall Street edition of the EvExTSo
SIN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations n the close
~ ths market. The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked prices. With
AddSetonal ne~s matter. are contained alao
IN the night edition Of TnE Evns0,so sUN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28

wAsPINGToS. April n President Taft
this afternoon received the Colonial
Deules IN the East room 81 the White
Houss. They are holding their bSsr Sial
council here. and ssvsRal hundrsd o. Tn
danes attended ths rgCsption.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
- lI|B--:::-: -

TIE safsv1i 'rsrd Of basirsss - ,his
s8psiry - i0ssg ~ re eAais store ,deo.
oai - iosg as q sHrss r0nsy % 'hs
..ass@~y y riH groa.. Csitsd Cigar
Stores brisg producer AID soAssp'sr
iogsfisr retailing its OWa eigsys q,
b. holNaais priesa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
LyTLPERSOEGL TAX BILL
HtI0R q tTNOPs W. go No me-
~ sSFDGN RIA tssg HBlB.

~ usrrs, so. o. .. q sis-stseuisr 80.
tsupf - fntrr o. Inc airh Wr
-hortt tb~fensts ~ Dtsfus-t@a P~-f.
psnsd . Htu o. Z antes % sn Pas4aar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

been requested To appoint a special
commission to make full inquiry into
these questions;
How many fish and the character OF
The same can be placed in these wa
tcrs yearly for the next five years
What appropriation should be ask
ed from the states and how much
from from the citizens "a
Why the present laws governing
fish protection. such as SEEMING, dyn-
amiting and speafing, are ignored
WIN fish ladders are not erected at
an dams and screens provided at the
heads of irrigation canals tapping tho
lakes?
What amendment should be made
to bring about the enforcement of the
letter aud spirit Of existing laws?
This movement VIII result In maxi
ing the so-called Spokane country the
best fishing district In America with
In the next five years, said Charles
Liftchild, a member OF the Spokane
lfish Protective association, and IL
win mean thousands OF tourists from
all parts OF America and elsewhere.
This work al be carried on with
interfering with what the federal
government and states are doing for
fish propagation; in fact, ] believe
they would gladly cooperate with
the chambers Of commerce In extend
ing the movement all ovcr the west
orn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
BELIEVED THAT AT
LEAST TEN TEAMS
WILL ENTER p.
More First Class Baseball Az
gregationS in New Mexico
This Season Than Ever Be-
fore,

Although the territorial fair is
neatly three months away, eonsidera-
Bile interest is already being manifest
I'd in the baseball Tournament, which
will he one of the big features of the
exhibition this year. No rules have
yet been announced for the govern
ment OF the tournament, but these will
probably he given out within the next
ten days. Providing the tournament
is limited to amateur teams. it is al
most IN assured fact that there win
be ten teams in the race for the
money.
If two entries are permitted from Al
buquerque, the Grays and the White
SoX viii enter. Roswell, Clovis and
Amarillo, 2 tlio Of crack teams, will
be strong factors IN the tournament
not to mention El Paso, Trinidad and
Dawson, Belen, Sante Fe and Las
Vegas will also in ell probability en-
ter.
With from ten to q dozen teams in
the tournament it goes without saying
that some mighty interesting baseball
win happen during the week. As on
former occasions, each team viii prob
ably be permitted to play three pro-
fessicnGls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
RIGIR INVESTIGATION OF
MIDDLET0WN DISASTER

Cincinnati, July 6.-Tfafffc officials
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton q Dayton
end Of the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chi
cago and st. Louis railroad systems.
assisted by high Officials cf New
York, questioned employees 1T Dayton,
Carlisle, MiddletoWn and Hamilton,
and members of the state railroad
commission today went over the evil
dence concerning the Middletown
wreck. The inquest viii begin on
Fridry.
The question OF responsibility for
the disester hinges on the delivery or
or non-delivery of orders to the pass
enger train to wait three miles north
of Middletown for the freight to take
g eidir.~,
The pilot Of the passenger train
says he never received these orders
end the crew of the freight have pro-
duced them US justification for their
presence on the track IN front Of the
flyer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
Baseball Tournament This
Year Should Be Exciting

certain value. we win hold fast 70
that which has been tried, end cling
to that which is good.
In the third place, it Is not enough
t. the soil and plant the tree.
Its growth must be watched the prun-
ing knife must be used and all harm
full parasites and fungi before they
endanger its health or life. Let us not
think that when statehood comes our
troubles are over. New and added
responsibilities viii REQUIRE a higher
exercise of wisdom, greater care and
closer watchfulness. Whatever tends
to cripple. to mar and to disfigurc
the growing commonwealth must he
destroyed. Whatever evil whether
political or social, Which may fasten
upon the body polite. must be speed
lily removed Eternal vigilance is cot
only the price OF liberty. but the first
essential in a government Of the peo-
pie. by the people and for the people.
No pessimist ever plants a tree.
That is always done by an optimist
our attitude, therefore, today is one
oi hope, Of cheer and Of courage.
Planted IN such q soil as this, proper
ly cared for ana watched over this tree
should grow strong and vigorous, and
delight us all and future generations
with its beauty and symmetry. May
we not predict that there shall be es-
tablished. not only the institutions Of
orderly government, but in addition,
I'll those institutions essential to a
properly organized civil life, that here
industry may be rewarded: justice and
fair play always be had that broad
minded tolerance and wood willamong
men of diversified beliefs, races or
classes always prevail; that the NOR
elity aud responsibility here shall be
synonymous; that the domestic virtues
may be honoIed ana respected; and
may we not expect that here art, mus
ic and learning may flourish, and that
the things of the mind and the spirit
may never be submerged in a gross
materialism that places wealth above
Intellect, and worldly success above
character? May we net expect that
here shall always be found q race,
vigorous. enterprising, orderly.
broad-minded. at the same time just
and humane, lovers of art and beauty,
amid ell the forty-eight common
wealths. not one may boast of q
wealths. not one may justly boast Of
a purer morality. With the memory
Of an honorable past, and with the
hope Of q still more glorious future,
we plant this tree aud dedicate it to
the honor Of wht.t, before another n
rivcrsary of our nations birth may
come. we confidently expect shall be
the sovereign state OF Arizona, May
Tim who holds the earth in the hcl-
low of His hand, ever guide, guard
and protect both her end us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

went on the warpath. Anyhow. he
was tame.
a word of abuse from him and out
would have come the resolution, II
would have gone in rs Of the highest
privilege. The house would have
wound up the session in one Of the
bitterest fights in its history Prob
ably. with Uncle Joe put in the rolls
Of aggressor. he would have lost and
would have been siiorp completely of
the power OF his czardomh
Miss Marjorie Hart Moulton OF New
Mexico recently graduated from the
Washington Conservatory or Music.
ON July is a star route mail ser
vice win be established between White
Signal and Leopold, n. M with two
deliveries per week. The contract
was awarded To stephen j Morton of
white Signal at s29s a year
Bynum postoffice, Chaves postof
flee, New Mexico, will be discontinued
ON July IA. After thai date mail to
Olive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

Commercial eud sportsinen's organ
izitions in all parts ot the Inland En-
pire viii Doe invited hN tIc spokane
chamber vi commerce tu join in a
ninN ement tu re-stuck the lakes. rivers
and streams ln eastern Montana With
game fieh. and efforts viii also he
made hv the Spokane Fish Protective
association 10 plant several millions
1T fish FRY - the waters IN the pan
candle uf Idaho and eastern Wasth-
inrton charles NJ. Fassctt. president
81 the chamber Of commerce, has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
REPORTED IMPORTATION
OF GOLD TO NEW YORK

London. July cit is stated that
two million dollars OF cape gold pur-
chased for Germany. which has ar
rived here this week. has been en-
gagged for shipment to New York. and
that $4,000 600. il is expected. will
he shipped to the same destination
within a fortnig hi.
1T is impossible 20 obtain cOnfirma-
ton Of these statements. but the re-
ports had a railying effect in M"
street on the prices Of American rail-
road shares and all hope Of q reduc-
ton OF the bank rate has been aban-
doned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
HISTORIC BRIBERY
BRIGADE FAST
VANISHING
Black Horse Cavalry Sinking
Into 0bIivioni Strange Search
for a Toe by Arabian Who
Last Saw it on Fathers Neck


10y mofuupS ioirnal Npecial LeSteo hlfel
New York, July 5.--With the pass
ing Of the anti-racc track gambling
bills by the legislature. practically
sounding the death knell of racing In
this state, there passes also. but in
another sense. the famous Black
Horse cavalry whose hoofs have worn
FOR many a year a smooth road at Al
bany for the work or bribery and
corruption. The cavalry with the
sinister name has been operating at
Albany for more years than most
people living today can remember,
and they have made some famous
raids. But while predatory legisla-
lion is 10y no means at an end. cor
ruptive forces in the future will have
to travel under a new name and use
different methods. Just how the pecu-
liar name OF Black Horse cavalry.
now sinking into Oblivion. originated
is a story not generally known. II
first became current shortly after the
civil war as a result or the activities
OF 4 certain regiment known by this
Maine. just as after the Spanish war
the Rough Riders leaped into fame
The raids made by corrupt legislators
at Albany against meritorious l~egisla-
ton brought them the name OF the
famous regiment, and IL has stuck
since. one OF the most pic
turesque methods used hy the cav
airy was the lobiy poker game. This
=rfrc ~as invented Tor application 10
eases where legislative conseiences
we're toe sensitive to permit Of the
outright acceptance 81 @ hrihe The
in practising this method
"A game al the psychological
AMI sal la with q as=ecr ~ leg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
DRINK HABIT CURED
IN JUST THREE DAYS
And We Can Do 1t, and We Are Doing 1t From New
York to San Francisco
NO HYPODERMIC INJECTION
Think What That Means and Then Think How Many People
Would Make Happy, Fathers, Mothers, Sisters and
Brothers, Wife and Children

N ,ou AE A DnuNNNG MAN Nh AVE II AMI Nnh THINK nov NtcH lore ZAP,
H. AND ONTENTID THEA WOULD BE ~ THEY KNEW 81, MOULD NEVER COME HOME ETDNL
HNDN GNN
80 We HAVE PHI ny or LIVING EVIDENCE RIGHT HERE oRC CITY SOME or VINO HAVE
GIVEN Us PERMISSION To HEI1R ANY OR INoRrt NATE TO THEM
EVERYTHING rs STRICTLY Nf1DEN NU COME nLEE M SEE No oNE nr THE noe
rR ANNorR AND NURSE. AND IN JUST THREE DAYS GO UT FEELING LkEA NEW I'M, WITH
EVERY DESIRE FOL IIQtOR CONF
NOW NJ YOU Nn \ DRINKING MAN Ann Want 10 STOP WniTE n Al At THE THREE N
NEAL IRE For THEIR BOOKS 0NTRNT AND BOND
The Neal Institute of the State of New Mexico is located at 52 North Second ST.,
Albuquerque, where you may receive the Neal 3-day Cure for the Drink Habit without The
necessity of loss of time and an expensive trip east Call OF write today for fee booklet
and copy of Bond and Contract All correspondent. strictly confidential.
Address,. MEAL INSTITUTE, 52 North Second Street, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Edward Seyde, Mgr. Phone 32l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
Where Does Our Gold Go?

After reading the glowing reports
and speeches Of certain treasury ofti-
uials NJ might infer that all the gold
mined and mintcd IN This country hc-
longs here, but such IS not the fact.
Foreigners have been eobhiing up cur
mines and mining lands for many
years back. Most of the mines ia Mon
tnna. II Is said. belong 90 Englishincn.
one of these. the Druniummon. has
yielded To- its owners tthc Roth
schilds) 100000. geo. since 1886 Eng
lish investments haNe been very heavy
and include the five largest mines
ever opened here. the Independents,
Camp Bird. Sultana. Rob Roy and tn
De Lamar. All the gold that comes
here from the klundikc is credited
to us in spite OF the net that most "
the miners there are foreigners. chief
W Canadians. and the coin Is con-
Go Canadian banks IN New
York. The latest foreign investments
tshould say s~tealinss. Mr.. Pinchot2l
include "a Zig art OF the mining lands
in Alaska, and IL Is safe to say that SO
per cent Of the gold from there really
belongs Co English CAPITALISTS repre-
hv ,. p. Norgan-W a. Allen
iu Moudys Magazine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
BIG MONUMENT TO
ADAM AND EVE
PROPOSED
Movement 10 Erect
Memorial to Patron Saints
of the Apple News Of the IN
land Empire,
IsneelnI co-rIc-pendcpcr 70 MnrnInr IoulnaII

SPOKANE. Wash. july "A -.
Crowcll. formerly deputy state hurii-
cultural Commissioners 10 the National
Apple show heads "a movement
to erect a mammoth monu-
ument 20 Adam and Eve iu onr 0t The
apple belts ia tile uorthweet. lac
board OF trustees ~ the organization.
of which Hayward Elliott. head of the
Northern Pacific railw.t ."mpang. is
president. Is discussing pnins o. offer
substantial prize for .he most APP
prppriafe design. submitted in ruWpe-
tition. &C. Doe awarded hr popular vote
at the third annual show in spokane
the week ct November a. Ben ~.
Rice. fecretarv of the apple show am
nouuces that Oh Mr.. CrnWells plau is
adopted b. the trustees. ARRANGEMENTS
win be made 90 erect the m"uument
early next summer and have IL in
readiness fer the d%ediCainrF services
the third week in November, 1911.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

President Taft and representative men
and women from all parts of the
country win be invited to attend and
participate iu the ceremonies at the
unvciling Of the monument
Six mining companies operating in
the Occur d'Alene district paid $t4iS-
900 in dividends 70 their stockholders
the first six months ot this year and
indications are the total FOR 1910 Will
reach $4,000. 900 or more than sal
900, 900 since the beginning Of mining
in 1883. The Bunker Hill a. Sulli-
van company heads the list for the
first half Of 1910 with dividends of
S45 1000. followed by the Federal
Mining q Smelling company with
100000. others being the Hercules.
$500, 900; Snowstorm. $4,000. Hecla,
100000 ana Caledonia, "a new ship
per this year, $50, 900. The district
produced $t3.728.t06 worth Of lead,
silver and copper, gold and zine IA
1909. when the total production of the
state of Idaho reached a value of Sl5,-
coo, S62. 10 is predicted that the out
put of the Occur d'Alcnc VIII be
worth fully $4,000. 900 this year. The
Occur d'Alouc district embraces 900
milos Ian northern Idaho and
western Montana and Is declared by
competent engineers 20 be- the fore
most producer in the world.
Women Policemen.
Three women are now full-flcdgod
members of the police department of
SPOKANE. They arc. Captain Bertha
smith of the Salvation Army, and Mrs.
Ella Jones and Mrs. ~. w. Alexander /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
She In,ariabI, Has Help.

when Lowell, wo,aan stoops to folly
And Ices things she should never
do
Its safe 10 Z she Is making
4 donkey of some fellow. too.
-c Chicago Record Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

Bent on what is probably the
s%trangest search in which New York
has ever played a part, there landed
here this week an Arabian, Abdul
Howat by ame Abdul is engaged in
hunting for a toe-the big toe of his
own right foot=to be precise. which
he lost in Egypt some twenty-three
years ago For more than two de-
cades he has been searching the world
for the missing member with 40 clue
beyond the fact hat 1t is decorating
his fathers neck. When Abdul was
ten years old his father toe him
up the Nile before Il camp of sheiks
and requested hat a small crocodile
newly captured please bite off the big
toe of Abdul's right foot. The sheiks,
with all kindness, made the reptile
do the fathers bidding. and now
Abdul is looking for the old man,
who, he says. still has his toe. That
was tWenty-thrcc years ago, and Abb
duh has learned much since then. The
sacred ceremony of nipping off II of
his pedal digits is no longer of inter-
est to Abdul He wants the toe, and,
Moreover, he wants to meet the father
who forced him to part with it. Sew
eral months ago Abdul met a syrian
at Suez who told him he had seen his
father with some Arabs in a circus In
America. and that the same old toe
Vas still dangling from the sang old
place. And so Abdul is here on his
third lap around the world, tf he
finds the toe, he says, he viii present
It to a museum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07
rhc CommcrrInI Nnlnc nf

The Commercial Value OF Music.
DiggS-l understand that you IN
eoursEe your son 90 practice on he
Corneff
81 Griggs-les He's only been play
ing iva months Int today I bought
The house next door 60 me TOR one
half Is Nnluc.-SmaftrScf Magazine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

The annual bridge jumping craze
has struck the city a bit ahead OF
schedule his year, and with three
structures now spanning the East
river, the police are kept busy head
ing off would-be imitators of steve
Brodie. the man who gained consider
able fame by leaping from the Brook
Ign bridge to the water. 1875 feet be-
low, a good many years ago. In spite
of the best cfforts of the guardians Of
the peace. however, no less than six
persons have made the jumps 50 far
this Were II not for the fact
that the majority Of them are merely
seeking notoriety, the number would
be much greater. Nine out of ten of
them, however. before making the
jump take the precaution to telephone
to one or more newspapers explaining
their intentions in the hope of get
ting thrilling descriptions Of their
leaps. AS a result. the papers. co.
operating with the police. are able to
nip most Of the attempts In the bud.
But in spite even of this, the present
bids fair to set a new bridge
jumping record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

Meat eaters who have been laugh
ing al the consumers OF
foods ana dehominatihg sueh 'stutis
as saWdust, shaNinss ana the IKE now
Ilnd as a result OF INVESTIGATIONS mere
that the shoe IS ON the other foot AS
q matter OF tact, lovers OF JUICY beet
teak succulent amt ana simllaf
cuts nave reallN Deer buying WOOD
themselves, while labortns under me
delusion that they were ~purchasins
meat No less than 100000 pounds OF
wood, 1t nov appears. was boughi by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

While the supply Of labor frequent
lS exceeds the demand for 1t in this
city, there is one field of employment
which is always open-that is, the
classic pastime of dog catching. Rare
~ is Father Knickerbocker able to
recruit a sufficient number of dog
Catchers and of late he has even been
forced to look for incumbents of this
office in rural fields. even this
source of supply, however. seems to
promise poorly, since the first man
from hat district to join the canine
eliminating force served just one day.
resigning after a most adventurous
ten hours experience. During that
brief period he was bitten six times
and knocked down once. working UP
to 4 thrilling climax after being Bit
ten by half a dozen different dogs be-
ginning with a fox terrier and ending
with a Newfoundland, all of which he
tried 70 apprchend, since the dog
catcher is paid one dollar for each
that he gets. and If a day is
not to be entirely wasted he must
have something to show for his effort.
After six unsuccessful attempts, the
mar netted a pup belonging to
a husky negress who promptly hit
him on the jaw. His next act after
recovering consciousness in the hos
pital was to resign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-07

islators he desired TO reach. The rest
easy. simply involving the losing
OF money which would otherwise have
been frankly handed over as a bribc.
But methods now are changed, and It
is to this cause and not to any purl-
ficatlon of politics that the passing of
the famous Black Horse cavalry may
be attributed.