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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-06
tons just the same as 1t will the
of pig iron.
ORGANIZATION Necessary.

lions just the same as 1t Will the
marketing of pig iron.
Organization Necessary.
manufacturing, commercial and
labor combinations are SO intrenched
in the business life of America that
we may accept them as permanent
organizations with which We must
deal in the future. They make for
economy and expedition in business
and increase the returns to the mem
bers, no matter whether they be or
CARNATIONS OF merchants, manufac-
turers or laborers.
"In a few years the farmers will be
organized just as the men are who
deal in other commodities through
their organizations. They are begin
ming TO understand and heed the ad
vice of progressive farmers who are
realizing that the only protection fo'
the farmer is perfect organization
The manufacturers greatly increase
their profits and protect their bust
pess through organizations which
they Loyalty support. Farmers are
beginning to see that what is good
for the manufacturers is good for
them. The farmers are the last OF
the great interests TO undertake or
SANITATION. They already have sew
erai thousand selling organizations IN
the country. They are realizing that
combinations of their strength and
cooperation are as profitable to tho
man who produces and sells farm
products as TO the business man who
forms a trust. or to the laborer who
gets up a union. or to the merchant
who has his agreement"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-06
One Mdy
OUercome

constipation permanently By pro7ei
personal cooperation with ihe bene
hcial effects Of syrup Of Figs aEt
Elixir Of Sienna. when required. Tnt
forming OF regular habits is most In
por;ant and while cndcayOrssE e
form then the assistance OF Syrup c
Figs and Elixir OK Srnna 3 Eos. va
liable. as Il Is the on-y laxative whici
scts without disturbing he natura
functions and without dcbiiiiating anc
q IL the orc laxative vhicE leaves the
internal organs IN a naturally healthy
condition. thereby really aiding one n
hat way. To get fts beneficial effects.
Buy the genuine manufactured By tho
California Flg Syrup Co. only. and Tor
sale by an leading druggists Syrup
II Piss ard El.xir 81 senra Is never
r;assed b. the vcriaformed With
medicines which make cxfravsEant
1ns safounacd cisiu-s 70 carc habi,usi
constipation without personal COOP
grafton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-06
MPTY LAUNCH IS
FOUND IN TIE ROADS
capt. Fletcher, Keeper OF Thimb'e
Shoss Light House Finds Vessel
Without Crew.

Capt. ]. F. Fulcher, keeper of the
rh.mble Shoal light house found a
,asolene launch drifting in Hampton
Roads. about two miles soul beast of
he light house, yesterday morning
Capt. Fulcher is unable to discover
whether the crew of the launch was
lost at sea. but inclines to the opin-
on that the launch probably broke
cose from her moorings during The
right
He reported the find to the proper
authorities yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-06

FuIics's Oysters arc becoming just
- poyuiar a. his Devil Crabe-sll
styles. stf.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
ALLEGED SLAYER Of
TOM|CH HELD
Montenegrin With Jaw-Break-
ing Name Bound Over to.
Grand Jury by Justice Of theI
Peace at Raton
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Jouruall


Ration. y. NJ sept l4.-Save
Mororutzitsch the Montenegrin ar
rested ia Chicago hy sheriff Hixen-
baugh. charged with the recent mur-
der ~ Tomo Tomich in this city. has
been held to the grand jury under
$4,000 bond hy Justice Eayne. follow
ing t preliminary hearing mere.
The accused entered plea Of mot
guilty through his attorneys. T.. :.
Wilson and f. r. StudleN Henry
Gcrizinn. proprietor ot the Pacific
currcd. and Peter Smirzich the other
eyewitness to- the shooting. were
called upon the witness stand and
asked tn describe in detail the events
leading un to the shooting of Tomich.
30 witness was entered by the de-
PENDANT who has denied that ne lis
the man wanted Tor the deed The
attorneys FOR the defense moved ton a
dismissal of the ease on the ground
that neither of the eye-w illnesses tden-
tilted the prisoner positively. The Wit
nesses stated that the man before
them looked like the man wanted.
and would commit themselves 10
nothing more definite The cireum-
stautial evidence j. an against the
prisoner and ne question exists in
the minds ~ the Officers a. 20 his
heiug the man wanted The motion
81 THE attorneys for the defense Wss
overrul~d by Justice Bayue
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
PRETTY WEDDING is
S0LEMNlZED YESTERDAY
Miss Nnns a. korber Becomes Bride
cf MIR. Nrthur Tc~sicr.

Ia the presence of uumher of rel-
atiVes ard friends. Mr Arthur : Tes-
sivr and Aliss Anna IT. korher were
married at eight O'Clock mass az the
Immaculate Conception church ves-
terdav morning The ceremony was
performed bv Rev. a. NJ Mandalsrt
: J Mr. james Nolan of san Marcial
"fficatsd ss best man aud Miss tlara
Rlueher was bridesmaid Following
the marriage. ap elaborate wedding
breakfast was SERVED al the home 10
the bride nn south BrnsdwaN Mr
and Mrs T.ssirr lett last evening fnf
Chicago where they ~ill spend their
honeN m"nn. THE bride - the daueh-
ter ef Nr and Airs Jacob korber 81
this citl and Is one of the most papu-
iag vnuru ladies ef AlhuQnerGue. Mr.
Tessier Is ehief watch Inspector for
thr Ssuta Pc ou lines west nf Alhu-
auerout Bath Heuug people have "a
hest nf friends uha viii offer lsaEfa T.
ni4tiuus end -iSh them eVcFs sncaa -
ln fHetr married life.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
COMMISSIONER IS
APPOINTED FOR
ANOTHER TERM
Major H, R, Whiting Named
United Safes Commissioner
for Two Years Morei Has
Served Nearly Forty Years,

II has been announced by Judge
Ira A. Abbott. OF the second judicial
district. that he has appointed Major
IT, 4 Whiting nf old Albuquerque to
succecd himself as United states
commissioner For nearly forty years
Major Whiting has served as United
States commissioners aud his recap
po,ntment is the best indication Of
the worth Of his services and OF his
LOYALTY 60 the position. Air. Whitine
was first appointed ia ls6S, two years
after his arrival in old Albuquerque.
lie has held the position continuous
IS ever since with the exception of two
years when democrat was appoint
ed during the administration dt Grow
cr cleveland. Major Whiting was
yesterday receiving the congratula-
tions Of his numerous friends on his
reappointment 10 the responsible gov
ernmenl office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
MAGAZINE PAYS A
STRONG TRIBUTE
TO HURLEY
Number Of Santa Fe
Employees Periodical Mainly
Devoted 10 Memory of Late
General Manager

ne septemoef nnihoet ol wy
santa re hinpl"yes magazine Jus'
lssueu nehis ON me tltl' l'"Ee sill
PIE design consisting oi tht santa
emhlem dr7prd IN moui nlhs' Wlleh
IS eleauentl} expressive 'l the ch'el
9'''t,h'' s.t,', mo S',.al Ht,n,s,,.
,,t,,i. tt,,i. "a ~ ,,,n,rntns. fn,,
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

Anyone desiring to torm part of
the Cahthumpau division in the
Meniezuma parade during the fair Is
fsked 60 notiff SiEnor Ernesie Lam
dnAt WHO Il tn charge ~ this divi-
sion. Mr Laudplu's address Is tine
Commercial club NauN entries for
this division have alrtadN been made
and Signor iaudolu SAYS b viii ne
the hsst section eff the big naesant.
De plans b. have every horseback
rider in the cirN take part ia the
display ana sass huie expense
SSH he necessary Ga 8. ~ffe costumes
- suitable ones can D. arranged
eth Vcry little trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
RATION LOOKS FOR
DENVER-GULF
LINE SOON
Gate City Of New Mexico Be-
Iieves She viii Be Clearing
House for Galveston Trade
In a Few Months.
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journall

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning J0nrhail
Ration. n. NJ, Sept. 14.--To be one
Of the most important terminal points
on the projected new through line
| from Galveston to Denver is the am-
bition of the Ration boosters al pres
ent, an ambition which there is good
reason to believe will be realized be-
fore many months. Ii is understood
that the Santa Fe officials who re-
Gently visited here in connection with
proposed local Improvements gave as
surances that the Denver
extension Of the system would become
reality in the not FAR distant future.
The Ration Reporter has the FOL
lowing
One prominent official stated that
Ration could reasonably look for
ward TO a time in the very near Iu-
ture when new trunk line would be
in actual operation between here and
Galveston. Texas, with Ration as the
northern terminal. In order to take
care OF the great amount Of passen-
ger and freight traffic that would be
diverted to the Galveston line al this
point, il will be necessary for the
railroad company not only 10 IN
crease their present motive power
here by so per cent. but also 10
increase materially the present capae-
ity Of all the departments of the local
shops. In place of two passenger ana
freight divisions being centered here
there will he three, with the third
reaching to points of almost equal im-
portance with the other two.
After the completion of this great
project bv the Santa Ire il is expected
that large bulk of the gulf trade,
now monopolized by the Colorado q
Southern. win be diverted over the
new line. and that this division point
will be the transfer point from the
main line for all traffic coming from
the north and northwest. 1t is an as
stred fact that Ration must possess q
Harvey eating house ia order to ae-
commodate the train service Tucum
carl will doubtless be the intermed-
iary division point between Ration and
Clovis. and the great distance between
them make ii almost absolutely nee
essary that eating accommodations be |
provided here.
A glance at the new Santa Fe fol- |
der will show the proposed route be- I
tween Denver and Galveston TO be al I
ready three-fourth constructed, The I
gap of three hundred miles between |
Texas, and Clovis is now be-
ing rapidly connected up and active /
plans are now on foot for completing I
tile small remaining cap between Clo- |
Wis and this city Two plans have /
heen under consideration-one for the /
cf new line north from /
clovis, missing Tucumcari and strik- /
ing the Santa Re main line at Shom-
burg. a small station between Dorsey
and Maxwell: the other. new line
To rucnmcari and from thence to
French over the El Paso and southern /
tracks to French, where the main line II
to Ration would be used Arrange H
ments have already been perfected
with the El Paso and Southwestern II
to use their tracks for that distance
If the latter-named route is finally
chosen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

Thursday afternoon local company
II of the New Mexico National Guard,
with full quota Of thirty-eight men.
left here in special ear attached 70
Santa Fe train No. ] for the annual
encampment at Atascadero, cal. The
men were in charge Of Captain George
Morrison and Lieutenants Hayward
and Koegler. Major William Ludwig
flfeld Of this city will have charge
of the battalion Of which company II
viii be a part.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
ALLEGED RUSTLER OF
CATTLE HELD TO GRAND
JURY IN LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas. \. NJ. Sept l5.-RamoH
Herrera. who has been in jai
charged with cattle rusting. had a
hearing this morning before Justice
Trinidad Sena and was bound over
to the grand inry In the sum or
S1,500 A short time ago Herrera il
is claimed. With Ramon Chavez, sold
three steers 70 Miguel Romero. Later
on Herrera took the steers from Ro-
mero's range and again sold them TO
william kroenig.
Justice Sena alsa gave Claude Ar
ragon hearing on the charge Of al
teriug sheep earmarks While employed
hy Pettice Brothers rs herder Ar
ragon was hound over To the grand
Jury in the sum of S50e.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
N YSTERY Of THE
VEIL IS STILL
A MYSTERY
Who is the Woman OF the Man
Seen in Albuquerque We'd
neSoay Wearing Hybrid
Clothes.

Amateur detectives tn Alhupmer-
cue cpme alive An opportunity 81
Nfftilne watts ynH a. fathom one of
the deepest tud darkest mysteries
that have happened in a decade. lis
teu Hud You shalt hear tell uf tine
ms stert of mysteries which has Fuz-
1ied ihe police department and the
amateur slenths ~ the fiiv for the
past foru -eisht hours
Al dAN "Wednesday and uutii Wed
nesfisy night az midniahs there was
seen in various parts u the cts q gi-
slntaf mnn ef wnma IA wesfinU a.
hezff black veil q black wamanS hat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
Ofricial Election Returns.

Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
today received the official election re-
turns from Mora and Torrance
counties. Mora county Republican,
Anastacio Medina. Lao: Juan Ma
varro. l.f16 CAMEL Cassidy. l,141;
f.. NJ. 1ucero, 1154; Fred 5. Brown,
1.10I. Democrats, Rafael Romero,
t.00s. Macario Galle2os. S92. Frank
A. Luiau. Jr. 94S. r w. Boulware,
g55. II. T. Browne, SS9. Torrance
county: Republican. William Mcln-
tosh. 781. \. y. Mcdonald, 1855 Aca-
sior Gallegos, 115. Democratic, John
r. I.asater 555: Frank f. Jennings,
46l: Jose de Jesus Romero. 404. So-
cialst. T. :. smith 191. A. N Roach,
l34: j. A. Chapman, 1863.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

Governor Mills this afternoon APP
pointed the following delegates to the
American prison congress at Washing
ton, d G.. from september 80 TO Octo-
ber 6. DR. L. Mcqueen Gray. Albu-
auerque. Rev A. Rabeyrole OF Las
Vegas Felipe Lucero Of Las Cruces
Mrs. G. p Mason of Roswell: Mrs.
J. Ii. Hicks. Santa Rosa. and Mrs,
William Rosonthal OF Las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
TRUE BILLS
BY SAN IA FE
GRAND JURY
Petit Jurors Drawn in District
Court First Criminal Case
Called Before Judge M. c.,
Mechem,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning JournalI

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal /
Santa Fe. y. NJ. Sept 15.-The
United states grand jury was dis
charged today after returning two
indictments which have not been
made public The United States petit
jury Will convene at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The petit jurors
dra wn are as follows:
Pablo Valdez, Longino Tafoya. elias
Romero, Jose Rodriguez Benito Mar
tinez, Melquiades Martinez. Alvino Or
tega Monico Carrillo, Tomas Rom ero
Benigno Muniz. Miguel Barvarro.
Pillar Benevadies William Tucker
Julian Bena bides, John Callahan,
Cesario Romero Atoche Romero
Atanacio Mora, Pablo Griego. J Ell
figo Montoya, Enrique Ortiz. Vic
torano cruz, Manuel b. Salazar and
Hipolita Lopez.
Case No. 3764, the territory KS.
ctpriano Garcia, charged with assault
with deadly weapon was begun be-
fore Judge Mechem this afternoon,
Attorney f. L. Dunlavy was appointed
20 represent the defendant.
Governor Mills today appointed the
following notaries public Frank j.
Lavan, Santa Re. Alfredo Lucero.
Santa Cruz, Santa Fe county.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

In Taos county the railroads are
assessed at less than one-fifth of the
total valuation, the percentage being
1881 Agricultural lands are assessed
at 3075, grazing lands and improve
ments. 1874 sheep and goats, f0.T2;
merchandise. g.; horses and mules.
2.S6, household goods, 2.S4: mineral
lands. 1.6f; wagons. implements and
harness, 1.5S, cattle. LAS. town lots
and improvements. .S4; all other
classes 17T
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16
Capital Stock Redmced.

The G r. Stearns company of
Santa Rosa today filed a certificate
with Territorial Secretary Nathan
Jaffa, giving notice of change Of
name TO "Citizens' Mercantile COM
pany" and q reduction in capitaliza-
ton from sso.0 to $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

Territorial Treasurer NJ 4. Otero
today received the following remit
tances From Sierra county. $7S7.23;
Lincoln county, $573,71
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

A splendid rain has been falling all
twenty-four hours and came just at
the right time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-16

We hoard sno care Tor horses
The best OF care guaranteed. w. l.
Trimble a Co. 113 N. Second street
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19
is Lost
Shall be Found. T"

The people of Cedar may be called
all soris OF things at times but no one
can cay that they are inhuman The
intense interest and sympathy dis.
played Tuesday aud Wednesday when
little 4.yesr cid Lowell Sherrstt wac
lost out on the Cedar bottoms would
prove that there ia great deal Of
"the milk of human kindness" ex-
tant in Cedar. When we think that
something over two hundred men aud
boys, and even some girls, responded
TO the cry of the father fer help to
find his missing little one, 1t makes
one feel that the world Is not such al
unkind piece to live in, after all.
As near as can be learned, the facts
OF the case are as follows:
The father, James SherrGtt, was go.
ina out to eight mile for wood aud
two of his little sons wanted to go
with him. The parents thought 1t
would be pleasant outing for the
little fellows, and no doubt IT. would
have been II fate had not destined 1t
otherwise. The youngest of the two
ia little over years old. After
they had reached their destination
aud had loaded half of their load,
they decided to go short distance
for the rest of It. AS they started,
Lowell's bat blew off aud the father
told him to get off and get it aud
then walk to the wagon, which would
only be few rods away. The little
boy did not come and the father sent
the other little boy back to find him.
When be reached the place Lowell
was nowhere to be seen. He had
been lying down In the road aud had
evidently decided not to follow the
wagon but to go home instead. The
father started right back to find him,
put the country around 10 covered
with a thick underground of sage and
rabbit brush. After searching Ia
vain for an hour, he sent to one OF
the ranches not far off for help, and
also sent to town. Some two hun
dred men responded to the call. This
was about five o'clock In the after.
noon and they searched all night
long. They could only find hi
tracks at intervals as the ground Wal
mostly herd elsy. When they wculd
find the little barefoot tracks in the
sand 1t would lend new hope to th'
searehers. There was no water Gloss
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19
An Open Letter.

Last fall | met quite number OF
grain producers In the northern part
OF your County and said to them
"Gentlemen, u you hold your -four
aud grain too high you will force the
Dixie people to import from the
North" They smiled. Now for the
sequel. cannot give tho exact fig
ures hut Mr.. Doolittle can but am
told that about 20 car loads have
been imported the past season. Many
of the Dixie people will have to buy
their grain and -four this fall. Gen
tlemeD, what have you to say?
DAVID SALISBURY.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19
Parowan Letter.
Parowsn, Utah Aug. 10.

faroWRn, Otan Aug. 10.
4 most pleasant party was given at
the home OF Bp. and Mrs. Adams
yesterdsy evening In honor of the
wedding Of their daughter Marcellus
and Mr.. SoreDsen OF Ogden. The
party WAS also Ia honor of their son
Lawrence, who departs today for q
mission ia Germany. The evening
was spent in making speeches and
singing. interspersed with dainty re-
freshmento.
The party given Ia the Opera
House on the 18th In honor OF
LaHreuce Adams, who leaves today to
fnIill a mission In Germany, was
we'll attended.
VIM. Orion aud family, Thos.
Durham bnd family and Prof.
Durham have returned from Pan.
guilcb where they have been enjoy
ing the mountain air.
Mr. and Mrs. WIN. T. Morris and
party have returned recently from an
outing 10 the mountains.
Mr.. Myers is delighted with the
we'll which has been struck on his
farm southwest OF here.
Tbos. Dir, q. s. wilkinson. e,
b. Daley and VIM. Houcheu, all Of
Cedar, we're In town this week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19
To Our Friends.

When the call Of an anxious father
reached you for help 10 find his lost
son, you responded most willingly
and assisted in the search for him,
aud never desisted till the little
fellow was found, for this aud your
sympathy in our hour OF anxiety We
desire by this means to thank You
one aud all. No tongue or word can
tell OF our happiness In the restor
alton of Lowell, and we will always
have a warm feeling Of love for all
who so nobly helped US in cur
distress.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sherrsts aud
Family.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19

and appreciated by all wss evidenced
by the attention given. After the
meeting II was agreed by the body OF
priesthood remaining to ut onco sign
joint note for tho amount duo the
Murdoch Academy So assigned TO this
Ward some time ego and send the
money Immediately.
Last night the board aud stock
owuers OF tho Pipe Liuo Co. with
others decided TO borrow from come
source enough means 20 send for pip.
ipR along with Cedar. Tho officers
agreed TO sjgn Jointly for the amount
then the sub4cribers TO Iecure them
by signing up property for security.
so DONE DO surprised IL the water
system is "a sure 20.
The threshing machine has started
Ia Harmony md II 10 expected that
II will give na call az 1t wends its
way towards IIamilton's Fort. Rsr
Williams End Myron Davies, two Vi
our best workers, have gone TO work
on ID and will no doubt make the dusi
no
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19
CORRESPONDENCE
Toquerville, Utah.
Toquerville, August Is

On August l2th, Elherta Pesoh
Day at Hurricane. the young roof le
Of ToqneIviile went TO that plecD 60
enjoy the feetivsl Toe fruit dis.
played was OF "a very Superior quality
and the vieitora present seemed TO ca
juv its favor when permitted 20 par.
take OF the tempting array. The
band and orchestra from Washington
furnished the music for tina festival
aud also for the grand ball eiren IN
the evening. A very large crowd Of
vistors enjoyed tho loug 10 be re.
membered day
Cords are ont announcing the mar
ringe, On Sept. let, OF Mise hahel
Neegle OF this place aud Pdiley Dal
Icy of Summit, Iron County. Both
we're instructors in the Is. n. $ ht
Cedar City last winter.
DR. Green Of Cedar City Ia In towp
attending Miss Alberta Sayegs who
has been critically iii for several
weeks. At ono time her life was al
most despaired Of, hut she seems 10
be slowly recovering az present.
| John II. BattY has recently re-
: turned from Salt Lake City after q
few months visit at that plec,. VIII
Slack IL also home egain after II two
/ years absence, most Of which time
no has been Ia Los Angeles, Gal.
Dr., Green and Elder John Parry,
both of Cedar City, we're speakers II
the afternoon services Sunday. TIE
doctor gave valuable health tilh
which was very much appreciated, 81
we're also Elder PaIry's remarks.
Miss Sara Miles of st. George wal
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. O.
Newell for few days last week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-19
Kanarra Letter.
Kanarrs, August II.

Kanarrs, August II.
At last, after trying six long years,
Prof. Hickman OF the Murdock Acsd
envy succeeded In getting hearing
before the people of this place last
Sunday evening by driving at break
neck speed from Hurricane in Wash
ington County. His object was to
get before the peoble the necessity of
proper school training while Ia their
youth. That his talk was interesting