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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09
new MEXICO
MAY DECIDE
Its Two Senators May Be
Needed to Keep Repu-
blicans on Top
PECULIAR SITUATION ARISES
Democratic Majority in House
May Even Exceed Forty
Five.
% % y s % % y & s s IS y y =
= The Democratic House ma !
y jority will, be 25, net gain OF
= 49, according to returns at 4 y
= p. m. 4
= >S s s s s = y % & ~% s. % \

New York, Nov. 9.-The sweep oil
the political tidal wave was further
emphasized by the additional returns
this morning. The Democratic major
ity of the National House of Represen
tatives will be at least AZ and posi-
bly, more, as compared with the pres
ent Republican majority of 43. The
Republican majority in the Senate is
also rapidly approaching the vanish
ing point, although the Republicans
now are reasonably assured of As Sen.
ators, or one more than the neces
sary majority, with a number OF
states still in doubt.
Democratic Landslide.
More complete returns today from
yesterdays elections emphasize rath.
er than diminish the Democratic
landslide. There is hardly a section
of the nation where the Republican
vote did not slump notably and in
many cases disastrousIy. The sixty
second congress will be Democratic
by fine working majority, while in
the United States Senate the Repub.
licans will have only scant lead.
Hard on Roosevelt.
New York, Nov. 9.-Massachusetts
Connecticut and New Jersey take
their places at the head of the pro
cession, with Democratic governors
and strong Democratic representation
in their legislatures. Ohio too is
Democratic, while even Iowa appears
to be ready to fall into the Democratic
line. Two great leaders of the Re
publican party, Taft and Roosevelt
alike met defeat in their own states
Roosevelt's home town of Oyster Bay
went against him, his Congressional
district chose representative to re
place Congressman Cocks, Roosevelt's
warm personal friend; his state repu
dated the Republican candidate fol
governor by $4,000. AS an additional
blow, the New York legislature is
Democratic and Chauncey M. Depew
will disappear from public life. Presi
dent Taft today finds himself facing
the one danger he has most dreaded
a hostile House of Representatives
to nullify what remains of his legisla
tive program.
Stubbs Is Reelected.
|. Topeka, Nov. 9.-The state returns
indicate that Governor Stubbs, Re
puhliran Ia e1ected brt hv a nlurality
from 5000 to 5000, as against 10000
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09
STATE OFFICERS
AND SALARIES
Arizona Is Likely to Pay Of
ficials More Than New
Mexico
TWO YEARS TERM FAVORED
All Except Treasurer Are to Be
Eligible to Succeed
Themselves.

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 9-The execu
tive committee of the constitutional
convention reported substitute prop
osition today providing for a system
of state officers and salaries, the Off
GERS to be elected for term of two
years and the treasurer to be ineligi.
BILE for second term. Elective off.
ces and salaries are: Governor $4,000;
secretary of state $4,000; auditor
$500; treasurer $3,500; attorney gen.
eral $2,500; superintendent of public
instruction $2,500.
Arizona viii Have Local Option.
Out of most threatening situation
in the constitutional convention yes.
terday there came compromise on
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09

Deeds Recorded--Two deeds we're
recorded in the probate clerks office
One by Matias Zamora and his wife
who sold certain tract of land to
Richard Burt Wood near the Rio Te-
suque, the consideration being 81 and
the other from Richard Burt Wood to
Rebecca E. Wilklow, also a tract Of
land at Rio Tesuaue for the same NOM
inal consideration.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09
.F|FTY-TWO KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
Coal Mine Disaster at Del
Aqua, Colorado, Demands
Toll of Lives
HEROIC RESCUER GIVES LIFE
Took Four Men Out of Shattered
Gas Filled Workings---Six-
teen Saved.


men are known to have been killed in
the explosion that wrecked a portion
of Mine No. of the Victor American
Fuel Company here yesterday. Four
men were rescued alive and sixteen
others are believed still to be in the
mine. The dead are: William Lewis,
mine superintendent; W. J. Evans,
assistant superintendent; William Xii
patrick, outside foreman; Llewellyn
Evans, pit boss; David Bell, motor.
man; James Young, master mech,
anic; Willis Evans, engineer Of the
Colorado, Fuel & Iron Company, at
Primero. James Bennett, motorman;
L. Martin, Bert Jennings, night boss
and two unidentified men. Willis
Evans gave his life in the rescue OF
four miners who were taken out alive
Evans, who graduated from the Colo
RADIO School of Mines two years ago
came to Delagua with the rescue cal
of the Colorado Fuel Company yes
terday. He Immediately Joined the
party in search of the fourth north
entry equipped with an oxygen heI
met.
Bodies of 35 Men Found.
Delagua, Colo, Nov. 9.-At clever
o'clock the bodies of thirty-five mer
were found in the north entry where
the explosion originated.
Fourteen More Rescued.
Keeling from the effects of gas, l.
miners staggered out of No. Q mine
at ten this morning. They had bee1
working in the far end of the fourth
north entry and had escaped the fore,
of the explosion but in their attemp
to find way out had wandered aim
lessly for hours in the gas-laden air.
A Thrilling Rescue.
Delagua, November 9-They heart
a faint tapping of the pick on solit
rock, the wireless distress call o
| the miner. Tearing their wa.
through the great masses of fallel
rock, they found four Slav miner
and unhurt. These men, when warn
ed of the fire, had retreated to thu
back of the chamber entry No. 4 ant
walled themselves in. The passag,
was filled with afterdamp. The res
cuers feared to take the men to thu
surface without helmet and withou
moments hesitation Evans and on
other rescuer took off their helmets
and gave them to two imprisoned
men. These two were taken to th'
surface and when the other rescuer
returned for the other two, Evans hat
disappeared. He finally was foun'
unconscious, having apparently at
tempted to find his way out, and die'
this morning.
/ Three Killed by Flying Rock
| Fire is blamed for the explosion
1t is believed to have started in
broken entry door which caught fir
| through some unknown means. Jen
snings Bennett and Martin were stand
| ing at the mouth of the main slop
and were killed by flying rock.
Delagua, Nov. 9.-The known dea
are now fifty-two.
| More Than One Hundred In Mine.
Delagua, November 9.-It is impos
sible to. determine definitely the mum
ber of men still in the mine, until
/ house to house canvass is completed
Some reports place the number o
men in the mine at the time OF tn
explosion at as high as 1874.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09
ATTELL AND CONLEY
WILL FIGHT is ROUNDS.
and Bantam viii Meet
in Ring at New Orleans,
Louisiana.

Kenosha, Wis, Nov. 9.-Arrange-
ments were completed for a fifteen
round contest between Abe Attell,
featherweight champion, and frankie
Conley of this city, the bantamweight
champion. The fight takes place in
New Orleans.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09
S23,293.48 FOR
THE SCHOOLS
Governor Mills Received u.
S. Treasury Warrant From
Washington Today
ANOTHER GAME LAW VIOLATED
Was Fined $50 for Shooting
Wild Turkey Out of
Season.

Governor Mills today received U.
S. treasury warrant for $23,293.4S, be-
ing five per cent of the net proceeds
of the sale of public lands in New
Mexico for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1910 The money goes to
the permanent common school in
come fund Of the Territory.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received $102.63 from Game
Warden Thomas P. Gable.
Fined for Game Law Violation.
Game Warden Thomas p. Gable was
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-09

two years ago. All eight congression
al districts have returned Republi
cans. The legislature appears to be
Democratic.
Oklahoma Democratic.
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 9.-Lee Cruce
Democratic candidate for governor
and the entire Democratic state tick
ct was elected by at least 10000 ma
jority The Democrats will control
the legislature.
Taft Has No Statement to Make.
Washington, Nov. 9.-President
Taft arrived at 8:45 a. m. from Gin
cinnati and went direct to the White
House. 1t was announced he had nc
statement to make regarding the elec
ton.
Massachusetts.
Boston, November 9.7Gpmplete re,
turns of Massachusetts, for governor:
Eugene N. Foss, DemeTrat 2O,45O;
Eben Draper, Repubhcan; 1S6,615
Foss' plurality, 33, S35.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind November o.
From returns at 2:30 o'clock this
morning it seems certain that Senator
Beveridge has been defeated; that the
Democratic state ticket has been
elected and that probably the entire
Indiana delegation in Congress will
be Democratic.
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Stubbs Is Re-Ejected,

1 Topeka, Nov. 9.--The state returns
indicate that Governor Stubbs, Re
publican, is elected but by plurality
from 5000 to 5000, as against 10000
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-25
The Logical Location for a CIR,

Napoleon located the southwestern of the Washington
beautiful Wlapa Bay miles north the Columbia River and is mill
e hundreds building this wonderful city Of
tined magnificent
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-25
Natural Harbor

Napoleon, the City of Destiny, has a larg-
er natural harbor than New York City.
It is four times as large as the harbor at
Liverpool. There is a channel at Willapa
Bay deeper by far than the channel enter
ing the harbor of New York City. It is
deep enough to accommodate the biggest
ocean going vessels in the world.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-25
NAPOLEON Will Grow Fas

It's rapid growth into a big metropolit|
city is assured from the fact that M
poleon is the logical location for gre
city. James j. Hill said 10 years al
that "Willapa harbor was the create
harbor on the Pacific coast and the d|
would be not far distant that great cl
would be built there"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-25
A Manufacturing Center

Napoleon, by reason of it's location, is
destined to be the largest manufacturing
and shipping center on the Pacific Coast.
The resourcefulness of the Willapa Bay
country, with it's excellent railroad and
ocean transportation facilities, means that
Napoleon, the City Of Destiny, will eclipse
all the other cities of the Pacific Coast in
population, and in commercial and indus
trial activities, within ten years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-25
Will Lead in Commerce

Besides being a natural port for all co
merce going up the west coast from t
Panama Canal, Napoleon on the Villa
Bay, is the natural port for all CONNER
starting from this country for Austra]
Honolulu, the Orient, China, Japan
Alaska. There is more than 36 miles
dockage at Willapa Bay, with water al
depth of rs feet at the docks at Il
tide.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
"THE BLHOK HERCULES.

no one but a game man could have
gone through with il as he did-and
then when he made the best fight
he could. the knockers came out and
roasted him. Why not give him the
credit that's his due2 Does the coun-
try malign man who fights for il
II he goes down 10 defeat CALAMITY
No. Then why attack Mr.. Jenries?
He is fine man, and l hope he will
not hold any hard feelings against
me. for | want 20 be his best friend,
and / stand ready to do anything that
can for him.
What are my plans? Well. that's
hard 10 say. / Will continue in vaude-
Vile for the present, for / have some
great offers and I believe that / am
entitled TO the fruits of my victory
over the greatest fighter that ever
lived. That's one reason why / don't
want to fight. for l can earn more by
working on the stage. but / will lay
of for one night 10 oblige Langford
if he has that 500, 900 and passes up
Joe Jeanette, as I expect he will"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
FOUR GOOD, NEW SALADS
Something Out Of the Ordinary and
Specially Nice and Appropriate
for Luneheons.

The ingenuity OF woman has. as vet.
failed to discover anything more APP
propriate than a salad TO serve as re-
freshment at the afternoon or evening
party. Here are four novelties for such
occasions:
Cherry Salad.-One pint can cherry
Juice, one cup canned cherries. one
dozen pimento olives cut in rings. one
small cupful of celery. one-half cupful
OF black walnUts. one envelope pow
dereC gelatin. Heat cherry Juice to
boiling point over gelatin pour three
tablespoonfuls OF hot juice. stir until
dissolved. then add remaining Juice
When cold and beginning to thicken
Rdd other ingredients. Pour into OBJ
long pan TO mold. Serve in slices on
lettuce LEAF. with waters and mayor
naise 10 which whipped cream has
been generously added VIII serve
eight
Wholesome Vegetable Salad.-Cst
two potatoes into dice. Mix with them
any vegetables on hand. Use peas or
beans or corn. with no milk with Il. II
you have an apple. cut Il up and toss
IL In. Add the meat OF a dozen wal
nuts. chopped fine. Add a chopped
stalk of celery. Cover with any good
dressing. stirring it en- lightly and
using plenty. Serve on lettuce leaves
Chicken and Cheese salad Cream
together Il cupfuls of grated cheese
with one cuplul of chopped chicken
and mix with the following dressing:
The yolks OF three hard-boiled eggs
rubbed 10 smooth paste with three
tablespoons Of salad oil: add a tea
spoonful mustard. half "a tablespoonful
OF red pepper. two saltspoonfuls OF
salt. tablespoonful OF vinegar Garnish
with slices OF lemon and the whites OF
the eggs cut IN slices
Jellied Salad.-To two teaspoonfuls
OF gelatin add enough water to cover
IL. and soak for a half-hour Put over
the IRE quart OF water. bring TO
boil. stir in the gelatin and a cupful OF
sugar, and. when both are dissolved.
take from the fire and add the Juice Of
TWO lemons. Turn into bowl TO cool.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
THREE GOOD PIE RECIPES
The Kind You Should Paste IN
the Kitchen Scrap
Book.

New Pic Recipe. stalks OF rhu-
barb in One-half inch pieces. There
should be / y cups Mix seven-eighths
cup sugar. two tablesroonfuls Of -four.
and one egg slightly beaten. Add to
rhubarb and bake between two crusts.
Strawberry Pie.-Bake a rich crust.
When done. and about an hour before
serving. sprinkle over the bottom OF
crust little flour. then put in evenly
fresh Strawberries (uncooked). cover
with pulverized sugar Make a thick
irosting of whites of eggs and brown
quickly 20 avoid cooking the berries.
Cream Strawberry Pie.-I.ine a nie-
plate with pun paste. and fill with
Strawberries. Strew these thickly with
sugar. Put a top crust or the pie first
rubbing the edge OF the lower crust
with butter 20 prevent their sticking.
Bake 20 a light brown. When cold.
lift the cover of the pie and put under
this top crust a great cupful OF
whipped cream. Replace the crust
and sprinkle this with powdered sugar.
-Harper's Bazaar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
WAY TO SET TABLE
SIMPLE DECORATIONS THAT WILL
MAKE 1T LOOK ATTRACTIVE.
Present Day Table Etiquette In the
Placing Of Silver Explained
The Hostess Now Serves
Herself First.

To make dinner table look at
tractive attention must be given 20 its
decoration. For example. in the mid
die of the table there should be a pot
of flowers or cut blossoms. and radi-
ating from the center at four corners
there should be candlesticks. glass or
silver. About the center may be laid
any large fancy silver spoons as orna-
ments, and four small dishes. glass or
silver. In one dish there should be
Jelly, In two others candies and sailed
nuts. and pickles in the fourth. One
OF these dishes should be placed be-
tween two candlesticks. only farther
from the middle These are left
throughout the meal except that the
Jelly and pickles are removed when
the crumbs are wiped from the cloth:
that is. before dessert is served.
No more than three forks are put at
one place nowadays. others being
brought In afterward if extra courses
require them. A fork and spoon are
used with dessert. and plates for each
person are arranged before being
brought from The pantry. A small
and on that is the finger bowl. also in
a little plate. The latter should match
the bowl a second dolly should be
placed between the bowl and its Mate
A fork and spoon should be placed on
each dessert plate. the silver resting
on the margin. The fork should be
on the left and the spoon on the right
side. the handles pofnting toward tbe
person who will use them. When this
plate Is set on the table the guest re-
moves the fork and spoon. putting one
either side Of the plate
She then takes the finger bowl. its
plate and the dolly under and places
them little 90 the left I'm front OF the
dessert plate. which is thus lef, ready
FOR the sweet when the maid brings Il
When that course is finished the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

maid takes O." tIe pidtes used ana
puts the finger bowl plates in their
proper places before each guest. This
serving Of dessert plates is the most
complicated part OF a dinner for an
inexperienced maid.
Candies are not passed about the
table till the finger bowl plates are I'm
front OF each guest after dessert. The
guest raises the bowl. puts Il a little in
front. thus leaving the plate empty
FOR the candies. II coffee is served AT
the table IL is brought while the can
dies are being eaten.
A serving plate is used at each plate.
which means that the maid. when she
removes a plate used. has a clean
empty one In her right hand. which
she Immediately slips into place
When plates for the next course are
brought the empty one is taken up. In
this way places before persons at
the table are never without a plate.
There is a fad at present for all
dishes brought from the pantry to be
handed first to the hostess to serve
herself instead OF to the guest OF
honor. In these days OF complicated
and elaborate dishes II is frequently
tactful TO follow this fashion that
others may see how the dish is served.
Carving should be done In the pantry
and neither meat nor vegetable dishes
put on the table.
A good menu for a formal dinner
consists OF hors d'oeuvre of sardine
paste on toast. clam cocktails. soup.
fish, an entree, poultry with two light
vegetables, a salad. ices. candies and
coffee.
ROSANNA SCHUYLER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
MONEY UP, HAD TO STICK.

Little refuted all charges which
Johnson had so far made against
him. Then the CASTOR fight manager
started in TO tell the history OF his
dealings with Johnson from first TO
last. embellishing the whole with as
fine a little story of double-crossing
as was ever narrated.
The trouble really started in New
York" said Little, Just after the
fight articles were signed. / put up
all the money for everything, Civ
ing Sullivan the $4,000 for our
appearance in the ring. and here is
Sulnvan's receipt TO show for it.
Johnson then had the bulge on me,
and he knew il, and from that time
on he led me more or less of a dogs
life
The real break came when they
tried TO beat me out of my picture
money. Richard and Gleason were
20 have 33 Is per cent. OF the film
returns while the rest was 10 be
divided in quarters between Jeff. Ber-
ger, Jack. and myself. Richard had
promised Coffroth a slice of the pic
ture money, however. for laying down
in bidding for the fight, as Coffroth
later told me. and this slice they
wanted TO take out of my share.
kicked and left the camp. They tried
TO get me back, but l wouldn't go.
Then at the ringside l tried to
lay back some of the money l had
on Johnson, for I didn't like the way
things looked. To start with, in New
York, Berger had come to me with
a proposition TO divide everything 55
and As, win, lose, or draw, the long
end to go to Jef. but this l refused
stating that if any such division was
made it should be half and half.
We couldn't agree. and the division
was made IS and %.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

whip Jeanetteg Joe is twice as ,o.,sh
as Langford. and Sam knows IL as
well as l do. and you can take it
from me that he will pass up Jeanette
just as he Will pass me upon my
proposition to fight him in private
for $4,000 a side. | made him a
proposition before to fight jeanette.
and he passed IL up. and still he
wants to fight me for the title"
With these remarks out of his
system about Langford and 10 the
great surprise of all for the high
opinion he has of jeanette an6 the
compliment he paid the local heavy
weights Johnson turned 10 other
things.
Il am delighted with the treat
ment l received since my fight with
Jeffries. / have been welcomed on all
sides and why, even in Reno / met
the governor personally. and he said
many kind things TO me, and l was
quartered at a hotel that never be-
fore held a cOlored man.
Now all this trouble and talk
about race prejudice is bosh. There
would be no trouble over the fight
pictures or the result OF the fight if
the youngsters were watched wher-
ever the films are shown. It's the
boys that range from II to Il years
that cause all the trouble. It's not
the grown folks but the wild boys
who think they are doing something
by starting rows with cOlored folk.
The men that l have met since the
fight have treated me fine, and even
the stanchest supporters of Jeffries
have welcomed me, for they all say
fought a good clean fight and won
entirely on my merits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
CowsIin Wine

To three gallons OF water add seven
pounds sugar. Stir then add the
whites of ten eggs well beaten Bring
TO boil quickly and skim. Boil for
two hours Strain through a hair
sieve and set 10 cool When luke
warm add a softened yeast cake
spread on n slice of toast. Let stand
over night 20 work Bruise one-haIf
peck cowslips. put into a stone lar
and pour the liquor over them. adding
three ounces strip OF lemon. Let
stand a fortnight 20 work, then strain
and bottle