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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

FOiC SdlHt vii OC pay CO Nt4iS ttANS'-
noon in the league tournament. AT
o'clock the 95 pound class team of
the Hearst and Horace Mann schools
will clash at the Columbia Park boys
club.
The basket ball teams of the Wilm-
erding and CogsweII schools will meet
this evening a s o'clock at the Pastime
athletic club, in a game that will prac-
ticalIy decide the championship of the
local subleague of the Academic Ath-
letic league.
The teams Will line up as follows:
lmerding-Palmer and Wondering.
forwards; Modden, center; Massot and
ScoV, guards.
Cogswell-Pennington and Schloh.
forwards: Gilbert, center; Miller and
Mayo, guards.
The Ponies basket ball team left
yesterday afternoon for short south
ern trip, and while away will play the
following games: Watsonville Y. NJ.
C. ~, Santa Cruz Y. NJ. c. A. Santa
Clara college and San Jose Y. NJ. {. A.
The members OF the Barbarian ath-
letic club will give a smoker Thursday
evening. March 3, at the clubroOms,
Post and Leavenworth streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

Time - -. 80 3-5. .09 50. At
show: Calhoun. 3-5 place, out :
RGSelia. Trained by II. Falleh
frowan. 594J KID North. Start
price-Sslvagc =. THampass 8. ii
away from them in the stretch.
Of 4 race. as he failed TO gain
Hampass not ready.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
The Calls Form Chart of Races al Emeryyille

90 IpN numbers Tor Jurez chart x m "
in Vh h \
Hopper. J.
RCE-F1rty maiden to
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
CoPPERTOWN-TU PICNI
COPPERS-CONTRA COSTA-AKS-AR-BEN
DOROTHY T-ADENA-DOVALTA

upward; selling: Miles and mares:
Remarks
Can do it here.
Comes fast at the end.
As good as the rest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

st = minutes. on at 355la. Tilllnghast place
"; Salvage T-20 show. Winner b. & By Fatherless-
Scratch ed6o35 Zinkand. s1l9 Belle Kinney 1858 EIec
oOr- Won easily. Second Third driving. High
nghast always in close attendance the leaders, ran
Thomas Calhoun wants and evidently In need
"A Ting hast in final furlong Salvage dogged II badly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

sAnnrentics allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

ling: ear olds and upward value to first 500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

linuie. on at 2:1o. Abe. 3 place, . show: lex,
'iun ner ch. h. by Yankee-Halo Trained by C.
bic eskl 6I24 Pride Of Lsmore. 60S2 Louis Streuber.
Third easily. High price-Grace G 3, Rosevale
lrked wonders Shilling rated him in front and
stages Hex had no excuses. Grace g. outrun
and lacked speed to keep up with her field. She
lthe ers no chance at all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
MAGAZINE OWNERS
BEFORE HOUSE
COMMITTEE
Publishers Protest Against
Threatened Increase in
Second Class Mail Matter
Rate for Periodicals,

my Morning Journal Special Lensed Wire
Washington Jan - The PUBLISH
ers 81 magazines ana periodicals TO-
day continued before the house com.
mittce on %postofficcs and post roads
their efforts 10 prevent the threaten
90 Increase Of the postai rate pa Their
seeOnd-ciass matter AMI their prlnci-
pal spokesman, George w. Wilder
president Of the Butierick Publishing
COMPANY, severely criticised the sys
tenn pf conducting the postoffice dc-
pertinent.
Take the postoffieo out ~ the
nold Of po1tics' declarea Atr. WIZ
DER. "and put tim the hands Of q bus
iaeSs man"
Air Wilder charged tiat The post
office department was Inefficient and
that Inadequate salaries were paid.
fia alRo said that the tenure OF pffice
WIS 50 short that officinls were un-
able ID baoofno familiar with their du-
ties
Ecpr sentative Fessott of New york
rcscnted Mr. Wilder's remarks and
said chat me postofice department had
attracted the services of such men 10
John Wanamaker and George r.. Cor
talA on,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
TO AVERT STRIKE
ON MEXICAN NATIONAL

Mexico City, Jan 2I.--prospects foi
an agreement that viii prevent a walk
out OF engineers ana conductors en-
ployed by the National lines of Mexico
looked brighter tonight than at amy
time sinceNthe employees first submit
ted demands.
Two conferences We're held today BY
the joint committee Of engineers and
conductors with E. \. Brown. presi-
dent Of the railroad; a. Clark, general
manager and c. r. Hudson. vice pres
president of the system were also
present AT the close of the second
session 1t was reported that both sides
look for q settlement BY Saturday and
that there WAS now little probability
that the employees would resign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
BRILLIANT SPREAD
GIVEN BY MASONS
IN SANTA fE
Third Reunion Of Scottish Rite
Successful Event. Degrees
are Conferred on Candidates;
Many Members in Attendance

Especial Dispatch to the Morning JournaIl
santa Fe, N. M, Jan. 27.-The third
annual reunion of the Scottish Rite
Masons OF the Orient of New Mexico
closed at the Woman's Board of Trad,
tonight With a brilliant banquet. which
was arranged by the ladies Of the
cessful gathering which was i'm ses-
sion for three days. Covers We're laid
Tor n hundred, and the menu, which
was arranged by the ladies of the
Board Of Trade. was an epicurean de-
light. The thirtieth and thirty-sec-
and degree of the Scottish Rite We're
conferred on a number OF candidates
this afternoon, after which the vis-
itors We're driven to the p%enitentiary
ana public buildings in carriages.
Members OF the Scottish Rite were in
attendance at the reunion from all
part OF New Mexico and it was the
unanimous opinion of the visitors to-
night that the present gathering was
the most successful of the three re-
unions which have been held. The
visitors began to leave for their homes
ON the late trains tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
SAVINGS BANK
BILL. REACHES
SENATE
INTRODUCED YESTERDAY
BY CARTER OF MONTANA
Measure, Which Has Admins
traiion Endorsement, is Re-
ferfed to Postoffice Commit
tee Report Expected Today
ta, MoraIns Janrnnl sDeeIal Ltas.a VIC

tBy Morning Jonrnni -peciol LEASED Wire
Washington. Jan The po~ln.
savings hank hili drafted lA Senators
Carter Doliiser ana owen, 3 sub.
einmiiite an postnffioea and pos
roads. VAS perfected to-day by MT
Garter and Introduced IN the senate
II was referred "a The p~ogtnffict
committed and probably VII be re-
ported back "a the senBte tomorrow
The bill provides chat there shall he
established a system Of postal save
ings iopositoiiea under the auperyis
ion OF a board a trustees 10 consist
Of the secretary ~ the treasury. the
postmaster general and the aitornce
general.
THIS board IS authorized 10 make
ali regulations governing custody Of
moneys deposited With the postal saw
inge banks
Al ppstoffices NJ q class a~utlloriz
"a Go issue money orders ana sucl
others ns the postmaster g|enorll nifty
designate. are declared ~ he postal
savings depositpries. Thcy are "a re
ueiyr deposits from thr public and
are To be kept open for the ttginsae
ton Of business during the usual post
office business hours 81 the town q"
locality where they are iocated
Accounts may he npnned hs am
person sen years old or over ana 10Y
married women in their own Names
ana free from Interference by theif
husbands No person wlli be permitted
80 have more than one account an
con cannot b opened for lesf
ihan eae dollar ana not over si0e
snn be deposited 10 any ono mouth
Al deposits must be IN multiples of one
dollar. but In order that smaller.
amounts may be accumulated Tor DO.
plsits, ga vings car1A VIII be issued AMI
ten cent pu~tal savings stamps sold
when those cards and attached
suainps chow an Investment. of 81 81
mulilples thereof thoy wnl 81 reeeiv-
ed As deposits
Deposits IA postal savings banks VIII
draw two per cent interest credited
YEARLY. M person VIII be allowed 70
have i balance IN excess OF $500, OK
elusive Of accumulated interest
Funds received by postal aANings
hanks are to he deposited Ia hanks
subject Ia pubiie supervision aud ns
.itaris as practicable IA the nciphbor-
hood IN which the funds arc rereiv-
"a. Tho banks ARE ~ pay for the
fluids not less man , "a per cent in-
ierest.
Tho deposits are 10 be- distributed
among tho local banks on the basis OF
their %ts.lltal and surplus and the
banks may give indemnity bonds o.
lnaur" the safety and prompt pny-
ment 81 deposits So its option ans
bank inas deposit collateral seenrits
Aubicct to the approval OF the buard
Ia the event that banks rriltse TO rc-
oeiVe postal deposits on the terms pre.
~eribod. the funds mas ht deposited
With the treasurer 81 the United
Siatea.
Provision Is made Ton The mainton-
unce of q reserve fund not exceeding
tsn per cent il the total funds depas-
tied. Interest and profits acruina
from deposits or investment of poctnl
savings are to be- applied Go the pay
ment OF expenses of administrator
and nny oxtess tn he covered into the
TREASURY ns 4 pafl 90 postal revenues
I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
INTEREST
IN COPPER
MERGER
Reported That Attorney General
Has Already Informally
Passed Upon Legality Of Pro-
posed Consolidation,

iAFy WNfNfhA arNFHtt Tnrslht fatHHt1 VT
New York. Jan. 21-Thcre wa'
lively interest today in Wall stree
over the plans to combine the Gug-
senhcim ana the Amalgamatcd Cop.
per Interests into one gigantic corpor.
alton, second only TO the United stgtes
stoel corporation
Il was denied that j. r. Norge &
co, would fiuance the transfer. u
WINS pointed out that thus far ail# that
has been done BY the ullled ~irterasis
II to group their own properties ~
separate decisions.
By this means, &c a greater merget
later should seem advisable I, ran No
effected without the complications
that beset thu simultaneous absorp.
ton Of many small companies. WAL
street llis il that the general outlin
of this pan hns already been passed
upon informally by the attorney gen-
cral ln amy event, it win take sev-
efal wcelss 20 work out ihe details ana
there is still u possibility % litiga
tian over the terms proposed 70 the
Nevada consolidated properties.
Dcnlal " nude that the Amalsa.
mated win eventually absorb the An.
acondn ON the contrary, u is sal
the Anaconda VIII absorb the proper
tics IA It's 49, territory aud then pass
into one great holding company. Go
ecthcr with the Amalgumated and us
subsidiaries ana with Butte Coali-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
AMERICAN CONSUL AT
MANNGUA CRITICIZED

MannguN, Jan. 2%1.-~Consul OllVarea
has been bitterly attacked by a news
paper here for insisting hat the let
ter of Identification which is carried
by the consulate messenger, be re-
sarded as a passport.
Sebastian Salinas. commanding Of
arms at Corinto had an alteration
with the American vice consul, Henry
Caldera in the lobby of the grand
hotel today Owe the incident. He de-
clared he would order the messenger
put OFF the train unless he could pro-
duce a regular passport.
Military activity at Managua has
oeen ~redoubled. Five hundred men
were dispatched from here to Acoy-
tpa this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
REIGN OF TERROR Al
MANAGUA
Madriz Fills JaiIS With Political.
Foes Estrada Army on Verge.
Of Clash With Government
Forces,


tBy Morning journal Special leased WireI
Bluefields, Me, Jan. 2i.-Privatt
dispatches received today say that the
Imprisonment OF members of promi-
neut families in Grenada and Managua
continues and tina Madriz has virtual
ly r~e-established a reign Of terror.
1t is reported that General Cha-
moro, with an army Of two thousand
after q fifteen days march has reach
ed La Libertad where the outposts OF
the government forces are stationed.
This is considered the quickest march
through a difficult country eve made
In Central America. General Mena
with "A barge body of provisional troops
is approaching Acoyapa.
The arrival Of Chamorro at Lit Lib
artad, it is reported, is u surprise to
the Aadriz generals, the greater part
II whose force had been sent against
Mena at Acoyapa. Practically all the
provisional troops are nov in the
ChontAlcs district.
The United States gunboat Marietta
which has been ordered north sailed
for Colon yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
LEAGUE ORGANIZED

Afhau. y. y. Jan directing
With the applause the statement 90
it new ,h,irmar that it was no, pro-
posed go boom any candidate For GOV
inor or Cor any other %rifi0e. thf aen-
Flai committees of the democratic
leaegc M the STATE 81 New York was
organized today ami Thomas NJ Us
borne of Auhurn elected president
EVerl assembly district In ma state
has a representative ON tle commit
zoe 30 ihe membership of which are
Alton o. Parker, Edward N Shep-
hard. Augustus Van WICK. Norsan J.
OBricn HERMAN Riddfr. b.. Ctdy
7. rriok William } jerome and other
weh known democrats.
rlie aease alonlei a renari pro-
us "a special committee head
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
NEGRO SEIZED FOR THE
MURDER OF WHITE WOMAN

Louisville, Ky Jan. George 3.
Robertson. "a negro was arrested IN
Louisville this afternoon charged with
the murder of Mars. Jennie Cleghorn
q white woman. whose dismembered
body minus the head and heart 4 "a
found in a resort in Chicago January
goth.
4 visitor 60 the resort said that
Robertson had threatened To cut Mrs.
NAoghorn's heart out il she failed to
nay him a sum Of money he claimed
she owed him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
Taft CORPORATION
LAW READY FOR
CONGRESS
Measure Drafted by Attorney
General and Secretary NageI
Follows Recommendations in
Recent Message,

(By Morning Journal speerni leased Wirel
Washington. Jan. 25-After being
subjected to the close scrutiny of
prominent lawyers and undergoing re-
peated revision. the bill embodying
me ideas of President TAFT for a fed
sral Incorporation act is ready to b"
introduced in congress.
It's preparation represents months
Of labor by Attorney General Wick
ersham ana Secretary Nagel In its
main features the hin is in accord
with the presidents special message
ana With the preliminary draft pub
lished several weeks ago
Corporations given "a charter under
the bin viii I've held to a strict account
Utility for the observance of its pro-
visions for no less than three distinct
methods are available TO dispossess
them of the privilege Of doing bust
ness These are the right OF congress
to alter. amend or repeal "a charter;
right OF the commissioner Of corpor-
ations. who issues the charter. to sue
for 81 rcceivcrship in ease of "A VIOLA
ton or amy OF It's features or for al
legged insolvcnce and tho right OF the
attorney general 60 begin proceedings
for annulment for violations Of the
sherman antitrust act. Proceedings
Instituted BY the commissioner of cor-
por8tions or the department of Justice
max De resisted by injunction or other
legal means. Advocates OF the bill
believe 1t il gaining some favor in
congress They believe the measure
will prove popular and. while il nee
e@sslriiy will compel "a reimbursement
of business methods ny The corporate
Interests. this will not be harmful to
the good trusts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
SHAKE-UP LOOKED FOR
ON STOCK EXCHANGE

NeW York, Jan .7-.A transfer oi
several memberships ON the stock ox-
'hange IS likely 10 result lrom Tn,
'nrrent inquiry into Tho collapse of
u Hooking pool \ special inN.sti-
eating committee already has fun
iata from the committee ON inssh-
ancies regarding the suspension Of
i~tthrop. haskins and company: J.. NJ
raske a Coz and Roberts. Han d
oriss, aud it is further directed To- "In-
Vestlsate transactions in securities
between p members Of The ex-
'hange and al the firms who an-
neunoed their Inability To meet en-
Sagements ON January 10 and 90.
whether said transactions were had at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
GAIN IN
CLOSING STAGE
Of ELECTION
Government Now Looks.
for Majority of 120 in British
Parliament Irish Party Al
ready Split,
my Morning Journal sDpe,a' ,.assa wire,

Wy morning journal SpNcih' f@hseo Nucl
London. Jan -. -rhe liberals are
meeting Win better fortune IN the
losing stages OF the elections. The
position Of tho PARTIES tonight FOL
lows.
unionists, e5s
Liberals, e53
Laborites. 80.
Nationalist. 20.
Tho prospect now Is tlnt the coal-
ition majority viii eventually ap-
proach f20.
Premier Asqnith came " London
today ana conferred Win The chanccl-
Tor OF tho rxcheUuor and the chiei
liberal whip Nothing is likely to bc
leeided. however. until after Mr.. A..
quith's audience with The king neat
week.
The prcmiei's first business At this
meeting viii be the r%e-shuftlinR Of the
ministers as Z result Of Herbert j.
~0;ladstone's appointment as governor
of United south Africa and as a ra-
suit of the desire Of one or two Of
die older ministers to retire.
William O'Brien who win enter The
new house with q little party Of be-
lween eight and ten independent ma
ioialists, viii. according TO his news
paper. Cork Aceentu, do his utmost
to oppose the passage of the budget.
lcnounce the natlonalists alliance
with tho liberals ana uphold Par
ltiIs policy of complete independence
rom English parties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28

New York, Jan. 27-Thousands Of
Mexican national lottery tickets We're
seized today at the Bowery office Of
Charles Backus. alias William Engel,
alias Ernest Dahlfluess, alias Louis
Levine. He was held IN 81 900 bail
for examination on the charge of
mailing tickets to O.. Matz Of Chicago
last Christmas day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
FREIGHT JUMPS TRACK
FOUR MEN LOSE LIVES
. n o. 90

Titusville, Pa, Jan 27-Four men
were Killed and three others seriously
Injured today when a freight train on
the C%hatauqua branch of the Penn
sylyania railroad jumped the track
tbont u mile north Of here.
Three south bound freight trains
had been coupled together with one
anginc ahead, one in the middle Of
the train and the other near the rear.
The train was travelling fast when
the leading engine left the rails and
plunged across the track. The cars
behind piled on the engine. All the
victims were in the ca bot the buried
yictims were IN the cab Of the buried
hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
UTAH SENATOR WOULD
EXTEND STATE BORDERS
SnnOot Wants To Annex Part Of Ari-
IONA North and West OF Grand
Canyon.

Washington, January 27.-Senator
Smoot OF Utah introduced a bill to-
day TO annex hat part of Arizona.
north and west Of the middle of the
Colorado river. This Is territory sep
arated from the greater part of Ari-
coma by an enormous gorge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
SEARCHING RUINS FOR
VICTIMS OF FALLING WAL

Cincinnati, Jan. 2T.-As far as coui,
DE learned today there Were but 81,
people IN the roomine house al 4es
West Fourth street. which were de-
moiished when a wall OF a fve-stor,
ruined distillery was blown down il,
The wind last night. or these one i.
dead, another is missing and four ar.
injured.
Police and firemen a1a still search
ing the rum today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
zieItSk SAILS FOR
BELGIUM WEDNESDAY

Mexico city. Jan. 27,-JoaP Santos
Zclaya, former president of Nicara-
que announced today that he intended
to leave Mexico City February LIST for
Vera Cruz where he will take q steam
en- for Belgium. Zelaya vii call on
President Diaz before he leaves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28

Los Aneeles, jan. 2I.-Heniy ".
Taft brother of the president. arriv-
ed here to day IN a short pleasure
trip and is the guest Of his sister.
Mrs William A. Edwards. Mr.. TAFT
has lust returned from @ trip Ia Mex
leo whittier he vent 90 railroad bus
mess.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28

ed by y. cady Herriek, outlining the
leagues position with respect 10 elec-
zion and primary legislation and al-
thorized the Introduction OF the bills
in the legislature embodying these
viDNue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
Weathcr INnrckn.t.

Washington, Jan. 2T.-NeN Mexico.
Arizona ana West TeXas-Fair Friday
and saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28

the time Of said announcements or a
any time prior thereto"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-30
LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN BOONE COUNTY.
WASTE MAKES LIVING HIGH"

This epitomizes the conclusions OF
H. l.. Harris, an expert economist
Waste, said Mr. Harris, interprets il.
embodies loss by carelessness, such as
fire, food. insect dcpredationS. etc.
Ground squirrels destroy ten million
dollars worth OF property annually
Rats cost the country all enormous
loss each year. The house fly, which
We are used to swat" for safety OF
health and life, does economic damage
annually TO the extent Of twenty mil
lion dollars, according TO Mr. Harris.
The farmer is charged with careless
ness to marked degree in feeding and
housing his live stock And he might
also add TO the farmers debt. care
lessness in the care Of farm machinery.
whcih seems to be a universal fault
of the class
Mr.. Harris concludes from these
conditions: That there is a prcventablc
economic loss Of more than three bill
lien dollars annually; that wealth VIII
improve when hygienic precautions are
enforced; that the preservation Of fruit
trees. grains. etc, on the fran will in
crease the production and reduce the
cost to the consumer; that when the
farmer realizes the necessity OF ven,i-
lation and proper feeding OF stock.
there will be less condemnation OF ami
manls and meat: that when food is
properly preserved 10 protect il from
deterioration, condemnation by health
authorities will be lessened, increasing
the supply and lessening the cost.
But along with all this must come
some method of placing the products
OF the soil and OF the factory in the
hands Of the consumer at a fair cost
Until this problem is solved. it will
avail little to cheaper production.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-30
MISSoURrS NEXT STEP

st. Louis Star: The next move in
te development of Missouri's resources
and the raising of the Missouri stand
ard OF citizenship, according to John
H. Curran. Chief immigration Commits
sioner, will be toward disseminating
exact information about Missouri and
the other states in foreign lands. He
believes that welcome should be of
fered to the foreign farmer. not be
cause it is better policy to make the
best of bad bargain, but because
the foreign farmer. thrifty, diligent
and stolid, is necessary to continuance
OF this country's prosperity. and for
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-30

There are to be no blind pigs" with
In the shadow OF Kansas University.
If the regents have power to prevent
them. An order has been issued pro-
hibiting Intoxicating liquors in fra
ternity houses or in student boarding
houses, which indicates that the re-
gents are in harmony with the pur-
pose of the majority of Kansas voters.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-06-30

A debate is scheduled for tonight
in Columbia between six negroes at the
Baptist Church, on the subject: Are
we race, or Not?" 1t seems that
the subject might be Illuminated in
an important bearing We're the debate
held. say, next Monday night, instead
OF tonight