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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

SUCCESSFUL At
CARLSBAD
Mesquite and Alfalfa Honey of
Fine Quality Produced Under
Project Good Yield of Broom
Corn in Valley
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning aournnn

Carlsbad, y. M.. sept. 0.--Reports
from tho farms Of results Obtained
this year on the Carlsbad project are
very interesting. j. NJ. Ruyts, who
makes q specially NJ honey, consid-
crs the country very satisfactory for
hoe Keeping, and feels very well
pleased with the results OF the past
year. He came here from Colorado
about Fifteen months ago. bringing
u odrlood of bees and supplies. Ne
has already trehlcd his colonies since
that time, lie takes advantage OF the
conditions and succeeded this year In
getting a fine crop Of mesquite honey
early IN the spring. The bulk Of his
crop. however, Is alfalfa honey.
g. J.. Halye and j. Boyd Alien tried
broom corn ms n OF their crops this
year. The brush Is now harvested
and ready for market, the first load
coming IN the other day. on account
Of the early ripenine of broom corn
In This district they Fan take adgant-
age OF b high price still prevailing
n a good crop IN the broom
corn districts this year and prices
arc likely To he lower when Illinois
and oklahoma send their brush to
the market. The brush grown here is
OF unusual fine quality, no rain hay-
ing discolored the brush at the time
of harvesting. |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
CLAIMS WELL
KNOWN STEEL MAN

Chicago, sent ~. colonel Isaac
L. Elwood died tonight az his home
az Dckalb, Ills after an Illness of
nine weeks. colonel tlwood wae born
N salt Springvilc, ~ ~, IN 1888. he
took part in the California gold rush
IN 1850 and located 10 Dekalh In 1885.
As q business associate of John w.
GRtes, Hlwood became best known.
In the reorganization Of the United
states steel Corporation, Colonel Ell
vou engaged the attention OF the
financial world through his tight with
Morgan n Gatee. a. the time or
his death he still wce the holder or
large steel securities. lie also owned
large tracts of Texas rfuzing land, his
holdings running into the Thousands
OF acres.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
SOMBRER0S MAKE
ONE BIG HIT IN
ST. PAUL
Col, w. A, Fleming Jones of Las
Cruces Also Distributes
Classy Bunch of Boosting at
Conservation Meet.

The gorgeous badge Of the New
Mexico delegation TO the conservation
congress at st. Paul. a miniature a Y
~ decorated Mexican sombrero with
pendant ribbon telling Of the wonders
of the Land OF Sunshine. made a big
hit at the 81. Paul gathering. accord e.
ing TO reports from the northern city.
Col W. a Fleming Jones of Las
Cruces. who headed the New Mexico
delegation and who is a member Of
the executive committee of the ron
sress did yeoman service advertising
New Mexico at the meeting. In a
number OF the Minneapolis Journal
issued during the congress there is
"a large litc-likc representation Of Mr..
Jones in the act or p1n1ins one OF
these popular badges on a delegate
from that dear Louisiana The Jour
mai has the following interview with
Mr. Jones,
W, A. Fleming Jones, secretary
ana treasurer of the New Mexico con-
|seryation commission. ana representa-
tive Of Governor william a Mills. is
advertising the advantages OF his
newly created state as a home as well
championing the cause OF federal
supervision OF natural
lie brought 10 the convention 5000
miniature somhreros which he Is Civ
ing out 10 deiegates. The strsamer
attached 40 the sombrero gives the
information hat there Is S.00e, 600
acres OF land IN New Mexico for set
Element. Mr. Jones SAYS New Mexico
Is the heart Of the we'll country and
within two wears o~ne-third or
the state villa he irrigated hy artesisu
wells.
The lieht attendance at this con-
veution from New Mexico is not
from the lack Of interest our
have IN the proceedings. said
Mr. Jones, but NC have an election
Of Representatives 10 the constitutional
assembly. October 3. and most Of our
people are thoroughly interested IN
that IL has resolved Itself into %
fight between the people and n cor
o%pTations and The fight viii De a hit
one The people. I believe. will
SIS.
New Mexico. as at territory. has
been used 20 nothing else except fed
I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

santa re. \. NJ, Sept I. lNlV.
'My Dear AIR. Twitchell am IN
receipt of your letter OF the 5Oth and
want 20 thank yon tor the pains you
hBvc taken la looking up the question
Of the earb of the Franciscans. w"
greatly appreciate Your interest in
this work.
1T gives me great Subtraction To
report 10 YOU that The question. or
your historical work was discussed AZ
length at the meeting If our board
OF regents IN the lato last week, and
So greatly is it appreciated 10y all OF
us that eur board took occasion 10
prepare q communication concerning
ID To be transmitted TO You. II is a
matter Of great satisfaction 70 all of
ms 20 see our local investigators oc-
cupylne this Incompatible field. and
producing results such as o are
bringing out
y called attention 90 d fact that
il was your intention TO deposit your
collection with us, and this also met
with the grtaeful appreciation OF the
board. ana az the proper time due
r~ceSenition of il viii be sent To you-
I'VE have had a great season on the
Rito ana are planning for a ~greater
one next wear, THE program mciad's
a wilt from YOU
a ever very cordially yours.
EDGAR l. HEWITT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
BOAT CAPSIZES AND
TWO SISTERS DROWN

Aurora. Ills. sept al.4-rwo girls
sisters. were drowned here today
when q san boat cnpsized in the mid
die OF the Fox river. Ida Vorys. 16
wears cid, died a hproic death seeking
10 save her sister. Clara, IS years old,
with Their arms wound around each
others neck, both disappeared under
the water before could reach
them. EIF
lhe wi girls. HNh sthcir sister,
Edith and Arthur 'Hildebrand. were
sailing, when 81 guest of wind over
tnrned the boat. Edith managed 20
catch hold Of the boat until rescued.
Hildehrand swan ashore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
MRS. BUSCH DENIES
THE ACQUAINTANCE
OF RADFORO
Wife Of ST. Louis Brewer Dis
claims Friendship or Ady
knowledge Of Man Who Com.
mitted Suicide in Los Angs IeS
Especial Dispatch to tn. Morning Ioarnall

Especial dispatch to the Morning IenrnalI
Denver. sept lI--Fonowing the
clew of an address said 20 have been
found on the back or q photograph
among the effects 81 William Oliver
Radford. the San frauctecu millions
airp mining man who committed 41i-
eide lu los Angeles Friday Mrs. q.
Busch. who says she is tae wife of
Geuree ~KinesphufA Busch, wealthy
brewer Of sd Louis wal located here
tonight in the home ol her hrother-in-
law. John Cook, Jf. cage East Thirty
fourth street
Badfard. before killing nimselt,
LETT d message Tor Mrs. n. G. Busclf.
As4g South jefferson avenue, ST Lou
ls." lu which she was referred Ia az
THE onls eiri J ever loved THE ad-
dress given is that ol George Kings
bury lfusrh.
u know of mo- nno OF The name OF
Radford 10 Los AnEelcs. said Mrs.
Busch when thc fragment of the
meszagr had been read 40 her.
~Nr. ftadford may have met me
when , was single. hut [ do not recall
tile occasioIA L cannot recall his haN-
iue ieff any such message thiuk
~ terrihi. thet { should d, drawn Into.
sueh "a thing.
- have % been ln los Angeles for
eight nr ter wears when WAS there
with alr nusch Al thnt lime I met
mans people. but dc net recall ANY
Mr. n4dlord As e matter ~ fact J
never heard of the famiiS do not
see how be- could have a picture oi
as I have not hHd ans taken BOZ
ysarE
Airs Busch las been here about "a
and said slie expected 90 r'-
main here some time longer. when Ai.
Busch IL expected % come o ~.
! e4tfs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
A Reliable Medicine-.NOT 4 MAR.
D0TIU

Mrs. =. Martl. So Joe. Mich. says
Foley's Honey ana Tar saved her 1T
TO boys life. She writes. our lit
Ito hoy contracted r. severe bronchial
trouble ana as the doctors medicine
did not cure him, ! gave him Gsoley's
Honey and Tar IN which ! have grent
faith 10 cured tho cough az we'll as
the choking ana gagging spells, aud
he got well Ia a short lime. FOley's
Honey and Tar has man Zines saved
as much trouble ana we are never
wiihout 4 In the house" O'Rielly
x 90.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
Proposes 10 postponc Election.

Alanagua, Sept. 11.-President Es-
Nrada mas sent Il message to Dr.. Cas-
trillo, the N~icaraeuan minister at
Washington. proposing that the presi-
dental election be postponed for one
year.
IN his message the president indi-
Gates that the raising OF a loan in the
United States Will be guaranteed by
The custom revenues, He approves
the sending TO Managua Of an Amer
lean commission which, Il is reported
here. VIII be appointed TO investigate
tho situation in Nicaragua.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
FOR SALE

Ranch OF a. acres known rs Rice
Ranch. near Alameda good improve
ments. under ditch.
Ranch 81 3iA acres. known as
Hunt Ranch. one mile north Of civ.
good improvements: line orchards
sud small fruits; under ditch
10 acres OF unimproTed land n
mile north 81 city. but under ditch
aud in cultivation
II you want n ranch Il viii nay Won
TO investigate above. Prices and
terms reasonable.
JOHN A. WHITE Attorney-af-Iaw.
Cromwell Bldr- Albuquerque. =. u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
To VOTE
ON IMPORTANT
NATTER
Election TO Be Held in Sister
Territory Today Democrats
and Labor Party Favor Rad
icaI Legislation,
ny Morning Journal sper-al I..s.s wirsl

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 11.-Whether
the initiative, referendum and recall
shall be a part of the organic law OF
the new state of Arizona or await the
decision Of a popular vote subsequent
to the adoption OF the constitution
VIII be decided tomorrow in the cleo
ton of delegates to the constitutional
convention.
The democratic and the labor par
ties have declared for a constitution
establishing the principles OF the in
itiative, referendum and recall. as well
as the direct primary n the popu-
lar election Of United States senator's.
while the republicans. with the bat
tie cry of statehood first" are frank
ly for a simple, short constitution.
leaving the other things to the vote
of the people after Washington ap-
proves the organic law Of the new
state. The republicans claim a ma
iority of two in the convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

the golden nonstrRnee,
AT the termination az The bieasinl
the multitude sang the ''Te Deum' ans
h twenty-first International EuchRr'
istic congress WIS at an end Tonight
zoo, naa people are sleeping under the
skies. The rush ont al the chs
started AZ z O'clock and BY 9 the rail-
road stations were inmmed.
The hotels weer ALREADY packed "a
the roof, ana although drawing rooms,
reception COINS aud concert nails are
now turned into d~ofmitories and
lodging houses and private hougcs
alike ere thrown open for the might "a
vast overflow remains
Visitors from American cities VIII
DO given preference tomorrow in op-
tanning train reservations Tho pos
lice have orders 10 make II as com-
Portable as possible for those VINO
must sleep ouf tonight
Cardinal Nunnutelli viii ieaEa CAM
ada next Wednesday night Ctrdinal
Logoc expects q Hil from Quehec the.
latter part OF the week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
JEALOUS LOVER MURDERS
RIVAL, GIRL AND SELL

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. l1.-Jay
HARRISON, aged 20. tonight shot Or.
Boyd Clinite, a young dentist, ana
murdered his ~ls-year-old %fiancee.
Adele Kiser, in the home Of the young
woman's parents in Redfield He then
turned the u upon himself.
The murdered died instantly and
the girls death followed in twenty
minutes, but the dentist viii probably
recover.
HARRISON. who was engaged to Miss
kiser, had warned Clinite to discon-
tinue his attentions to her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
INSPECTOR ENDS
INQUIRY INTO
TRAGEDY
Mclaughlin of interior De-
partment Goes to Denver to
Make Final Report on Killing
of Richard WethefiII,

Atcr q most thorough "a impair
riinl invostiRHtfon which lcd him "a
Pueblo Bonifo and other points Ia the
Navajo country, to Gallup ana Albu-
qneruue. General inspector Jamcs n.
Mclaughlin OF the bureau OF indian
affairs, has gone 10 Denver, where
he Will prepare an exhaustive report
on The reaeni killing of Richard
Nethcriit by NaNato Indians, for the
department. Mr.. Mclaughlin went
into every phase 81 the matter and
sought testimony from all vino had
any knowledge or connection with The
%lamentable affair. II Is fair TO pre-
sumo that q tnlerably unbiased sum-
ming M nf the tragedy and the
causes which led IN 10 II VIII result.
The inspector has buen IN tho govern
mont employ for ss years and Is one
Of the most trusted and reliable Wen
~ the service. While IN this city the
inspector would Of course shy nothing
as 60 the nnture OF his forthcoming
report. The Gallnp Republican
however has the following;
Mr.. Mclaughlin anne IN 70 take
dispositions IN connection with the
Wrthcrili case. He secured the de-
positions from q number ~ people
here that win have great weight In
tile case, and may II be said IN ~1ustice
to Mr.. Wetherill, ana his relatives
that the testimony given IN these de-
positions ~ OF such 4 character that
il viii aid very materially in bringing
the case To 81 contamination ia its true
light and character Mr.. Mclaughlin
secured sufficient testimony 20 Tor
ever set aside even the semblance ~
the charge Of cattle Ealing which
was so nniustlV brought against the
deceased. The character OF the eNtd~
enee IN this connection was 30 direct
and conclusive that the Inspector
practically dismissed the matter from
his mind
!
Etyltsn narSes ann huggiHs fur
nlshed on short uotice by w T. Trim
hls a IN. i1t NJ Secund street |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

murdered a special officer. Claro
Reza, commissioned to find ana ar
rest them, according to a. belated ac-
received here. The three APP
preached the officer from different
directions and drew their reviewers at
a given signal. After the assassina-
ton the bandits mounted horses and
fled to The mountains with "A band or
rurales in pursuit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
ORIENTAL LAM S
NTERDEPENOENT
Eastern Countries No Longer
Dependent on 0cCidenti Chi
nese Imports Decrease,


WashlngtOn Sept. lI.-The RroW
ing commercial interdependence OF
Oriental countries Ds against thelr
former dependence ON the Occideut,
Is shown by the latest figures OF
tAina's foreign commerce which have
tust Reached the depgrtmtnt of com.
merce end labor.
In most cases Chiua's imports IRON
Occidental countries Indicated "A de-
lliue.
Tile figures shoN q larger decrease
Ia imports from the United states
than from any other ct the important
countries OF the world
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
AMATEUR AVIATOR RUNS
INTO TELEGRAPH POLE

Now YORK, Sent Ill., Frederick j.
pninhN, an amateur ufiatoi, who
lives at Babylon. y, y, took ont his
htplane ~ unset today Tor a eight
ltcross country 10 the home Of q
friend Who had invited him over to
takr tea The trip was without incl
dent Int In attempting to alight on
the lawn in front of his friends
house, he toulcd Il telegraph pole and
dropped sixty feet to the ground, dis
lecatlug his left shoulder and suffer-
Ing Internal injuries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
May Raise wreckagc of Maine.

I#INVnnn, Sept II.-JOhn 7.
nlRourke, president Of the O'Rourke
Fnein, crinB Construction company
of New York. arrived here today on
the steamer Merida lie will make
a survey Of the battleship Maine TO
determine the practicability Of his
plan for raising the wreck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
MOTORCYCLE RIDER ENDS
TRIP ACROSS CONTINENT

New York. Sept. 11.-Bearing a let
tor OF Of greeting from Mayor Nc
Cartay Of San Francisco to Mayor
Gaynor, william Streiff of San Fran.
cisco reached New York today on the
motorcycle with which he has made a
transeontjnental trip. 1t took him
t~wentY-eieht days, three and one
half hours TO compile the journey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
Robert ". ChanIer Denies II.

New York, Sept. Il.-The New
York Times will print tomorrow n
special cable message from Paris
saying that Lima Cavalier exhibited
,oday u telegram signed by her hus-
band, Robert W. Chanler, and read
ing cs follows:
net true. I have no one. Work
begun. Devotedly, Robert"
u hope" said la Cavalier, that
tho Wild stories about MIR Chanler
myself will now be set at rest.v
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
SUITCASE CONTAINING
GUNP0WDER is FOUND

Columbus. ohio. sept. 1i.-Super-
imcndent Anson at Goodale park,
whore Colonel Roosevelt spoke yester-
day today turned over to the police a
suit containing "a quantity or gun
nowder which had been found near
tho speakers stand today Although
II was reported that the suit case also
contained nitroglycerlno and dNnHritc
this WAS denied by Chief of Police
Carte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
ATTEN TIoN.

No diamonds or automobiles taken
in exchange for those choice lots in
the Perea Addition which are going
fast At s. down and balance to suit
Ask MIR BURa. sIs Gold arenne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

OF Il small cakes and speciaities
and youh have a collection Of as
tempting and toothsome daintles as
were ever set before a king. Don't
be too late coming for yours. how
ever. We can never seem 10 bake
enough NJ matter how many enra
We bake fresh daily.
BAKERY
207 South First Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

Ithaca ~ v, Sent. tt.-Foothan
practice win begin az Cornell tomor-
row, the earliest dgto In several
yeara Daniel A. Reed, head gradu-
yate coach, SAYS that although Cornell
viii have TO develop practically a
ne" team this Henr the outlook b.
good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
Notion Of Reeents.

santa Fe. n. NJ. Sept. /, 1910.
Dear Sir; At the annual meeting of
the board Of regents Of the Museum
Of New Mexico, held at tho ~eXcavating
headquarters In the Ttito dc los Fri
loles August 81, 1910, the subject
of your historical Investigations was
brought to our attention and was
considered ana discussed by this
board with the deepest interest. We
are All familiar with the contribution
you have already made 10 the history
Of tho southwest In your published
work on the Military Occupation Of
New Mexico, % and we learn with great
satisfaction OF the continuation o.
your researches, and OF their eXtehT
sion to q much broader field. II is the
desire OF this board TO make the Mu-
scum Of New Mlco n force for the
encouragement of scientific and his
torlcal research ID the southwest and
as It's facilities increase 10 extend
them TO all scholars, both local mud
foreign who BY their INVESTIGATIONS
are seeking to increase our knowledge
Of Kew McXico's historic past. You,
BY your thorough-going researches IA
the past. have already don't a Valu-
able service TO New Mexico, and from
what We now sec OF your intense de>
votion ia your line of research, your
ana |StiloldliA lueAilNbi We
venture to predict for YOU q worthy
place among American historians,
"Hv unanimous resolution of TINS
hoard IL was voted to extend 10 YOU
our thanks for the splendid work you
are doing. 10 assure YOU OF our deep
interest in IL, and TO express the hope
that you may be enabled 70 bring
your work TO ~ successful conclusion
With assurance of " highest person.
a esteem we send YOU this com-
munication in the name and on be-
half of the board of regents OF the
Museum OF New Mexico,
JOHN n. MeFIE,
President
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
COL. 1W|ICHELLS
GOOD WORK IS
RECOGNIZED
Regents of New Mexico Mu-
scum Pay High Compliment
For Valuable Services to His
toHcaI Research Cause.


Rtf'f"' hV'f'Nf'bhN"Nf " fsHA Aihk ouFbNIt
Las Vegas. n. NJ, Sept. 10.--ColoneI
T.. i. T%witchell Of this city, author of
several invaluable historical works on
New Mexico, ana whose services to the
aus Of historical research In New
able, has received Q high compliment
on his work uf this Kind.
Az the recent annual meeting Of
the board Of regents Of the Museum
of New Mexico, held at Santa Re, the
regents took occasion to officially
recognize the Invaluable ala rendered
hy Colonel Twitchell in collecting and
compiling data Of early historical
events In New Mexico. The appended
communications commanding the ef-
forts of Colonel Twitchcll, n from
Associate Justice John II, McI'ie, pres
ident, and Territorial Secretary Ma
than Jaffa, secretary Of the Museum
OF New Mexico, and the other from
Or. Edgar l.. Hewett. director of the
museum, arc self-eXplanatory. They
fn1lnWt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
CHIHUAHUA BANDITS
MURDER AN OFFICER

III Paso. Texas. sent. ii-At chi
huahua. Mexico. last Thursday three
bandits appeared on the streets ana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12
The NEAL is THE ONLY CURE FOR THE DRINK HABIT

N internal treatment, hypodermic injections Win a bond 40
con'a.t 70 cue soa, perfectly. In THREE DAYS The Neal Inaatu,e uo-
des IN cmfors Of a refined home for all patients. ne trean,r,. q
~ o the home of hose unable Go o 10 the institute wate ror I. rn,
of the contract ans free booklet W
THE NEAL INSTITUTE. anu.,-r.r. - 49,.
Vep""n ~ EDWARD s@sasL Mgr. G2 Nauh secand street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

Stylish narKes ana huggiss fuT
nlshed on short potlce by w T. Trim
his q Co, ia NJ second street
phone g.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-14
ARE
 N0W RUNNING

VALDEZ, Alaska. Jan. 2-Communt cation between Valdez and Fairbanks, which has been cut off since Decem- Der 2S was restored today when three stages arrived here from the Panama valley As a result of the sixteen days storm which has been raging in Central Alaska the snow has been piled across the trail in drifts eleven feet deep. The heavy snow was followed by a few days of mid weather followed by a heavy freeze causing crust to form over the deep drifts. Sixty men are now at work opening the road through Thompson's pass.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-14
B0AT
 AT IT. SEWARD

The Revenue cutter Rush anchor ed off Fort Seward last week Friday and social courtesieS were exchanged between the offers of the ship and of the garrison. Captain De Otte Of the Rush with a number of his officers came ashore and called on Colonel Reynolds and invited the of flcors and ladies aboard the ship for afternoon tea. A large number re, sponded and were most hospitably entertained aboard ship.
 The officers of the ship were invit- ed ashore for the band concert in the evening. After the concert an impromptu dance lasting for about an hour was given in the concert hal This was followed by the ad- journment of the whole party to the quarters of Lieut. and Mrs. Herr where a delicious supper was served and a general good time prevailed un- til the wee small hours.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-14
FALL CAUSES
 SEVERE INJURY

While walking along Main street between Fourth and Fifth about 9:SO o'clock last night, Clyde B. Guptill, the popular Alaska Steamship com pauy's agent, tripped on wire that was frozen in the ice and was thrown forward on his face. In falling Mir. Gupuu threw up his left hand to pro- tect his head and his left shoulder was dislocated by the fall
 He was treated by Dr. Gable and taken to the White Pass hospital, where he is today