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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. lO.-EXcept
for two short cro|ss-country flights by
Moisant and Barrier, today's aviation
program consisted of n~ear-ground fly
ing. In alighting from a short flight,
Frisbie's biplane was partially wrecked
but he was uninjured.
Purses aggregating $4,000 have
been pledged and the meeting Will be
extended until December IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11

New orleans. Dee. 10. A.. y
lMcCGroy and James Ward made sew
,eral short flights at the aviation field
lthis pfternoon, A gustY wind pre-
vented any attempts at sensational
performances. The meet WAS closed
today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11

Jacksonville, Fla, Dee. 10.-Pleas-
ant weather and a high class card
We're responsible for some excellent
sport AT Moncrief this afternoon.
In the ST, Augustine handicap, to-
days feature, Tom Hayward. a . TO
| shot, after d gruelling stretch drive
got up in time to win by q head from
Donald Macdonald. who found his
weight Of 1928 pounds too great for the
mile and sixteenth route.
First race. . ~ furlongs: oakley
won; Cardiff, second; Coletta, third,
Time, 1908.
Second race. 7 furlongs: Abrasion
won; Shapdale, second; Il. 4. Ship.
third, Time, 1927 3-5,
Third race mile Antenor won;
Washr, second; Gold Oak, third. Time
.l.40 As.
Fourth race. st. Augustine handi-
cap, mile and a sixteenth. Tom Hay
ward won: Donald Macdonald. Sec
ond: Reybourn, third. Time, 1;46.
Fifth race, 6 %furlongs; Alfred he
Great won; ToisOn Dor, second; King
Avondale. third, Time, I'LL 80.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth; st
Joseph won; Console, second; Aron-
dack, third. Time, 1853 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
Havana Defeats Philadelphia.

Havana. Dee. 10.-The Havana
baseball team defeated the Philadel-
phia club Of the American league to-
day by 8 to 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
ONE MILLION ANNUAL
LOSS TO BEE KEEPERS
OF UNITED STATES
Morning Journal Bureau.
s13 MunscT Building.

W1snInEtUn, n. . DO TO.
The honey bee annually produces "A
crop 90 honey valued 81 least S29.-
600. 600 and there are vast opportuni-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
SPORTS

Maiden won; cry Baby, second;
Blanche Frances, third. Time, 1927
As.
Third race. mile; Dander won; Al
bion H., second; Beth Goodwin, third.
Time. f:47 3-5.
Fourth race. one mile; Louis KATE
won; sam Bernard, second; #. IL.
Mcbride, third. Time, 1913.
Fifth race, hurdles, about a mile:
Octopus won; Melvina, second; DR..
Heard, third. Time. 200 10.
Sixth race, 6 f%urlongs: Autumn
Rose won; Whiptop, second; Funda-
mental. third. Time. 1;1t 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11

Pensacola. Fla. Dec. l0.-HeaVy
rains dampened enthusiasm in the
sport and made the racing today
ieatureless. The hurdle race. over
four flights of obstacles was spectac-
MA and resulted in a clever victory
Tor Octopus. the second choice.
First race. I - furlongs. 2. q
Mccarthy wen: H~atchiecoon. seconds
frocla. third. Time. SO 3-5.
Second race, : II furlongs. Bright
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11

doned by any country which had
once adopted f.. who would venture
on q prediction MOVE 1t Is among
The possibilities that Great Britain
herself win turn again TO some sort
OF restrictive trade policy.-Profesaor
f.. w Taussig in the Atlantic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
Just What You Want to Know
About "A Practical School
for Practical Young
People"

LOCATION
Korber Building.
| Second and Iijeras.
COURSES-
Commercial
Shorthand.
civil Service.
Preparatory.
Specials.
SESSIONS
Open entire year,
Enter amy time.
Day ana evening.
TIME REQUIRED
Depends upon the student.
Average. about S months.
SHORTHAND SYSTEM
Benn Pitmon.
TOUCH TNPEWHITINc-
Only school in New Mexico teach-
ing touch" exclusively.
FRFE EMII u1MTNT BVREAU-
We refer you to the business COM
munity.
Every graduate i'm "a good position.
Every graduate "a good position.
NI,N TElfM OPENS JANUARY >.
Write. phone e. can FOR December
issue o "Pfartital Education" and
catalogue. They tell all nhort "a
Practical School for Practical Young
People
AIBIOJERQJE
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
korhcr bldg. Phone ca.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
THURSDAY, DEC. 18th
500 off on
Pompeiian Ware
japanese Vases

This line is overlooked by many
people, but shouldn't be, as every
piece is Of remarkable grace and
beauty. Our stock is larger and
You can find much in it that will
help to solve your Christmas wor-
ries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
Z DAYS THE DAY!
MONDAY, DEC. 18th
2O% off on
DraWnwOrk

Our entire line al Doilies, Center
Pieces, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs,
Lace Collars and hundreds OF odd
and fancy pieces ire offered #
20 per cert off regular prices all
day Monday, Decem1cr 18th
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
RACING RESULTS


Juarez, Mexico, Dec. 10.--Jack At
kin, the heavily backed favorite,
scored a very easy victory in the
Tampico handicap, 6 furlongs at Ter
raZas park today. He was given q
r%ousing cheer when he passed under
the wire a winner and it was renewed
when he returned To the scales. Jack
Atkin was the medium OF n terrific
plunge ut post time. From S to . he
was played down to even money,
Round the World set the pace for the
first quarter when Jack Akin went
into the lead and won, galloptng. by
three lengths. The mutuel machines
proved a success.
summaries:
First race. selling. 2-year-olds, 6
fuilongs: Commentator won; Cat,
second; Balella, third. Time
l:14 3-5.
Second race. selling, S-year-olds
and up. 6 furlongs: Execute won
Toy Boy, second; Rio Pecos, third
Time. 1;14.
Third race. handicap, all ages,
mile, Injury won; Dorante. second
Ocean Queen, third. Time, 1893 2-5.
Fourth race. Tampicc handicap, al
ages, 6 furlongs: Jack Atkin Won
Helmet, second; Round the World
third. Time, 1:t1 A..
Firth race. selling, 3-year-olds ana
up, T furlongs: Miss Caithness Won
Marian Casey, seconds Gladys
Louise, third. Time, 1877 20.
Sixth race selling, 3-year-olds ana
up, 5l-2 f%urlongs: Hidden HAND
Won; Cane Wood, second; James
Blaekstock. third. Time, l:OS.
At EmcryNillc.
Oakland, Dec. lO.-Black Mate
lightly weighted and finding sloppy
going 10 his liking, won the Sacra-
mento handicap at Emeryville today
Bubbling Water and ~Spellhound were
most faneied. but Black Mate took
command in the last quarter and won
easily. Spellbound was second, ano
the heavily weighted Bubbling water
third. Garner piloted the winner.
First race. ~futurity course: Hex
won; Burnell. second; Argonaut.
third. Time. 1:12 10.
Second race. futurity course sell
ing Golf BAH won; Ben stone. sec
ond: Prudent. third. Time, liz 20
Third race. 5 IL furlongs: Metro
politan won: John X. Sheehan, sec
ond. Thistle Bells. third. Time, ltOs'
Fourth race. mile and l-l6: Sacra-
mento handicap: Black Mate Won
Spellbound, second Bubbling Water
third. Time. las So.
Fifth race. |futurity course: lac
sheep won; Prosper, second SWaser-
htor, third. Time. III A.
sixth race. Z furlongs: Great JUDI
lee won: Big stick. second; NoVsorod'
third. Time, 1:2s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
Eslimntc. fnr NrIzonn.

For the government Of the terri
tory of Arizona. Salary of governor,
SO, 900; chief justice and four assoc
ciate judges. at 8 1000 each. $15 900.
secretary, $500; interpreter and
Translator in the executive office,
$500; contingent expenses Of Arizona,
including not to exceed $500 for tray
cling expenses of the governor while
absent from the capital on official
business, $500.
Expenses of the legislature. For
rent, messenger, postage. stationery,
fuel. lights. printing. and Incidental
expenses for secretarY's office. for pay
of members and officers Of the lcgis-
lative assembly, mileage, rent OF
rooms, for the legislature and commit
tees, furniture, stationery, printing,
binding. fuel, lights and %incidentals, i'm
all. S24,250.
No recommendation or estimate is
submitted for the continuation of Tho
construction Of the Phoenix postot-
flee building.
For surveyor generals salary and
that of clerks in his office, $4,000. In
these estimates the salary Of the sur
veyor general was cut $500. and the
clerk hire allowance reduced $500
from the appropriation OF last e.
For rent Of the office for the sur
veyor general of Arizona, stationery,
binding records. books of reference.
typewriters and repairs, freight ana
~drayage, repairs Of furniture. filine
cases, drafting supplies ana tables,
and other incidental expenses, $1,000
This amount Is $500 less than last j.
preparation.
For support and civilization of IN
dians on reservations in Arizona auG
New Mexico, &33O,000.
For the support n education OF
200 Indian pupils at the Fort MOjave
Indian school, pay of the superinten-
dent. and general repairs and i'm
provements. in all, S3S,10O. which is
81 600 less than the last appropriation.
For continuing the work of con
structing an irrigation system for the
irrigation of the lands Of the Pima
Indians in the vicinity Of Sacaton, In
the ella river reservation, $4,000.
For the support and education Of
700 Indian pupils al the Phoenix In
dian school, pay of superintendent
and general repairs n Improvements,
in al, Sl27,4o0.
For the support and education Of
100 Indian pupils at the TruXton Can
Won Indian school, pay of superinten-
and general repairs and im-
provemaprg. in AN. $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-11
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 14th
$50 off on
MOCCasins---5 Styles

We have by far the largest stock
Of Moccasins in the southwest. and
for this day only offer the entire
line at a reduction Of 25 per cent
from the regular prices. There are
all sizes from Babv's No. | to
mems No. y.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

politics, but | have beer informed that
you could never even get started when
1t came to be elected to Office. You
are always blowing about your standiug
with certain citizens, but l always no.
tlce that whenever your name is men
TONED in their presence they smile. and
wink the other eye, Noise may be
all right on the Fourth of July but the
other 364 days Of the year it will pay
better dividends If you let the other
fellow do the shouting.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
AnEmplOyee Killed Every Two Hours,

1t Is difficult to realize that in the tis-
cal year 1908 the railroads Of the United
States killed in addition TO passengers,
3,47O of their own employees. Many a
tidy little city has fewer adult male in
habitants than the 4,534 employees
whom our railroads killedin 1907.
lnjurlesIare twenty times more num-
erous than deaths. Whereas, once In
two hours, month in aud month out, u
conductor, breakman, switchman, ,r
railway laborer perishes by accident;
is manned every six minutes Las,
year GA per cent OF all the railway en-
ployees In the United States we're In.
jured. -McClure's.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

sugar added will make solution which
is fatal to flies. It should be exposed
IN shallow dishes or saucers. A SPOON
full OF formalin or formaldehyde in
pint of water exposed in room will
soon kill all the flies. A little pyre-
thrum powder burned 10 room will
drop the flies on the floor and they can
be swept up and burned, Dwellings
should be carefully screened and water
kept away from the flies. They are
greatdrinkers and will easily be cleaned
out by leaving the potash solution where
they can conveniently fud 1t. The fact
tlaL dies are exceedingly dangerous
should be known to everybody
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
AN EASY VICTORY FOR LOCALS
Palm Beach Baseball Team Met
Defeat Here Thursday.

The baseball game last Thursday af-
ternoon between the West Palm Beach
and Fort Pierce teams was an easy VIC
tory for the home club, the score being
l2to3.
Fremb, the regular pitcher for the
visitors, remembering the terrible
bumps he received here about month
ago, refused to 20 in the box, and Ow-
ems started TO twirl the game. Before
he knew what was happening three
men were on bases and Raney was put
in to work. He was succeeded 10 the
seventh inning by Tibo. Neither Of
them received very good support and
we're easy pickings for the locals, who
hit throughout the game.
A couple of errors let In the three
runs that the Palms scored, and it
should have been a shut-out,
Hadley caught good game for the
visitors, and Mart, formerly Of the Fort
Pierce team made good as shining
light on FIRST and at the bat.
John Moore did good work in the box
Tor the locals, allowing only five hits,
and Ralph yancaught star game and
was credited with the longest hit ever
recorded on the local ground, The
fielding of jenkins and Dr. Van were
also features, while Bennett, the new
man, made good on first TO succeed
Mart who was secured by Palm Beach
last week.
Messrs, Andrews and Williams um-
pired the game to the satisfaction of
both teams and the large crowd Of fans
who we're out to see the game.
Quite lumber Of friendsof the Palm
Beach team accompanied them on the
trip,
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
Florlda's Strong Banks.

The collective reports Of the State
and national banks Of Florida, which
happened to coincide with the close OF
the fiscal year, show that the State
and its financial institutions were
never ia a more Aourshing condition.
Deposits, reserves and balance sheets
are larger than ever before, and the
rate Of increase during recent months
has been remarkable. 1t is not usual
for the midsummer showing TO be SO
good. and the condition is one upon
which the people Of the St te may be
heartily and unreSeryedly congratu-
Lated. 1t argues not only good con-
dition of general business but state
of soundness that warrants feeling
Of security for the future Tampa
Times,
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
ExTERMINATE THE HOUSE FLIES
Some Tried Remedies for Keeping
Them Away.

What appears TO be an eSceh9nt
recipe for the extermination OF the
common and very bothersome house,
aV is given by an exchange, The argu-
meat Is more than reasonable and is
worthy Of thorough trial in every
household, aFlies breed in moist filth
and prefer that which has an offensive
oaor. Their low power Of digestion
aIows germs like those Of typhoid to
mass unaffected. Flies cannot breed
noless moist, decaying matter Is pro-
y,ded for their larvae and the presence
of such insects indicates q breeding
mace In the vicinity. Every house
mold should see that such places are
~ provided on the premises. II is
: byqienic duty TO keep these insects
ont Of The house and to prevent them
rsproducing. Screen all food especially
that which IS, eaten without being
cooked. To kill files heat a shovel
snd drop about twenty drops Of car
holid scid on ii. A cheap poison tor
ales i bicromate Of potash. a dram
. two ounces Of water with a litlle
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15


Certificate OF cashier of bank of Fort
Pierce attached showing balances cor
rect as claimed.
On motion, the Comptroller is re-
auested to cancel all the certificates
and taxes charged against NJ OF NE+
Sec. 35, Township 3d. S r 80 e prior to
1907.
Board entered into examination OF
tax rolls for 1910 taxes for the purpose
of equalizing taxes.
Plans aud specifications for SEBASTIAN
river bridge received from Brevard
county commissioners and, on notion
the SANE we're accepted exert that
tour piles shall be used TO the bench
instead of three, as shown in the plans
On motion, the chairman OF TINS
board is authorized TO confer with the
Breyaid county committee to arrange
for the completion of these plans and
advertise for bidders.
Assessor submitted the assessment
roll for 1910 taxes and the same was ac-
cepted without change
On motion, the clerk is instructed 70
dismiss the present ianitOr aud secure
another,
The warrants dravnat this meeting
will appear next weed.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

road follows Begin at the public road
at w r. Kemp's crossing at Quay on
the line dividing Sections 3 and TO-
Iowaship 32, South Range 80 East and
running west TO the corner Of Sections
8 and 10 and Sections 4 and 8, thence
running due South on line dividing
sections 9and 10 to intersect with the
Fort Drum road, said road to be 20
feet wide, received, and notices ordered
posted, and, II no protest is filed. will
be declared public road at the next
regular meeting Of this board.
On motion, the board approved APP
plication for cancellation of al old tax
certificates on White City property.
Request Of school board for certain
leyies for taxes for 1910 received and
fled
a motion was carried that the State
Comptroller be requested to allow the
redemption of all tax certificates out
standing against the lands in the Flem-
ing Grant as per schedule filed in this
Office
Report Of Clerk received, for month
Of June, 1910, showing $265.S4 collected
for State and $l56.93 collected on pri-
vate certificates.
On motion, Henry Bowmau's allow
auce as a pauper is increased $40 per
month.
Report of f. NJ. Tyler, collector, for
the month Of Jure received, showing
licenses collected for the State $3.50;
for the county s14.25, polls for 1905,
S1.00
Report Of j. H. Wynn, treasurer, re-
ceived, showing balances on hand
July l, 1910, as follows:
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
FISH STOLEN FROM BARRELS
Express Companies Slow About
Adjusting Claims.
dl1nr Nort Pierce News /:

Editor Fort Pierce News
The fish dealers OF Fort Pierce are
having considerable complaints from
their customers, especially from New
Orleans and Montgomery, Ala. about
fish being stolen while 10 transit, from
ten to sixty pounds being stolen from
nearly every barrel. Evidently where
the fish is re-iced the stealing is done,
aud evidently the same person is doug
all the stealing. Fish shipped to East
ern points go all right, as they don't
have 10 be re-iced. The Express Com.
pany spends about fifty dollars ia cler-
ical work and paper before they report
blck claim to the shipper and then
try 10 get out Of paying il, Our next
legislature should take . hand 10 SUE h
matters and pass law to have all juss
claims paid within 90 days after claim
IS fled. FISH DEALER,
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

We, the Undersigned, hereby Civ,
notice that we will apply to the Gov
ernor Of the State Of Florida, at TalIa
hassee, Florida, on the l1th day Of Sep
tember, a, d., 1905, for a charter incor
porating the Fort Pierce Imprcvemsn
Club, Of Fort Pierce, Florida.
LIZZIE McCARTY,
MINNIE MILTON,
LoRENA FABER.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
THE SILENT FELLOW WINS OUT
Keeps His Mouth Shut and At
tends to Business.

Nv friends, you are apt to have the
idea firmly fixed in your head that IN
order to become a big gun 10 the COM
mnnity il is necessary TO make a wnole
lot Of noise. AS consequence yoof
mouth is always working over ume'
Al the slightest provocation you now
like q wolf al night There Is nothing
% il. The fellows who have the most
in community; the fellow VINO trans
acts the largest volume Of business Ihs
fellows who cuts the most ice are Tue
ones who keep tneir mouth shut az 1ps '.,',
time. Tney listen and think' wntesSs =
shout and forget to think ! have nearp
YOU howl about finance but nave y
yestigated and foundthat you nsn -
credit at the bank. You shouted ~
self hosrse about your church ~
have sincs found out that you copiuu
be elected ianitor there You
slways talking about how you wou.o !,
s,ve the country II you had your way =
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
ABroLrs or INooRpoRAmoN.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
|. Thename Of this corporation shal
be the Fort Pierce Improvement Club
Its principal place of business shall bs
In the town Of Fort Pierce, county
st. Lucie, and State of Florida.
II, The general nature of tie busl
ness TO be transacted by this corpora
ton shall be as follows To own, buy
sell, mortgage, lease or otherwise con
troll real estate TO own, buy, sell, mort
gage and manage and control or Ieas,
personal property of any and all kinds
TO own and control d public library; q
give public entertainments for state9
price of admission and TO sell refresh
lnents and to serve meals for consid
GRAFTON; to rent their hall property fo
public amusements and entertainmenb
Of all lawful kinds: to hold fairs ang
bazaars and 10 profit thereby: TO owl
and control launches, rowboats b
steamers and operate them for profit
to perform any and all kinds of lawfu
acts incident to the scope of an Ina
provement Club 20 improve streets
parks AID public meeting places ia The
town of Fort Pierce to render mort
attractive the appearance of the town
10 act in conjunction with the town aul
thoritles in matters of sidewalk I'D
provement aud the general bettermepg
Of the town OF Fort Pierce; to do ant
perform all acts for tho social sda liz
rary advancement of the said town ane
its inhabitants.
III. The capital stock of this corpors
alton shall be Four Thousand $4,000,
Dollars, divided into eight hundred
shares Of par value Of S5 90 each. All
shares of stock shall be paid for in cash,
w This corporation shall have q
perpetual existence
V. The business Of this corporation
shall be conducted bya president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer
and board Of FIVE directors. The OH
GERS shall be elected at the annual meet
lag of the corporation, held at the place
OF business on the last Monday in JuIe
Of each year, and shall serve untiltbeif
successors are only elected and quad
fed. The names Of the officers whc
snail conduct the business OF the corno.
ration TIL the first aanual!election shell
be;
Mrs. Margaret e. Whyte, president
Mrs. Beatrice II. Middlebrooks, tict
President;
Mrs. Daisy F Horton, secretary;
Mrs Grace p Horton treasurer;
The FIRST board OF directors shat cor
sist OF Mrs, Lizzie B. McCarty, Mrs
Margaret Z, Whyte, Mrs. Beatrice i'll.
.Middlebrooks, Mrs. Daisy Y. Horton
Mrs. Grace 2. horton, who will serve
until their saccessoisare duly qualified
VI. The highest amount ofindebt
eduess 70 which this corporation can al
any time subject itself shall De $1,000
VII. This corporation shall have lul
power to make necessary bylaws
VIII. The name and residence 5
some Of n subscribers to the stoch
shall be aa afollows;
leoAsinuod on page tour
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
ORIGINAL CHARTER.
Of the Fort Pierce Improve
ment Club.
Its Object is to Promote all Moyt
ments that Tend to the I'm
provement of Fort Pierce.

We have been requested to reprc
duce the original charter Of the For
Pierce Improvement Club, and belot
we give the Application for Charte
and Articles of Incorporation, togethe
with the. names of the incorporates
and subscribers for stock. The clo,
was organized nearly five wears ag
and through the efforts of the ladies d
the city handsome club house va
built and is almost paid for.