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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
| A Revolution
of the Parli=
amentary Sort

ing quite infatuated and realization Of
the fires with which they playing
The struggle unexamped bitterness and the feeling is
strong that fist fights the floor of the were
narrowly averted last week. but the budget proposed LLOYD
George being remorseessy through regular
enactment and with goes the measure to deprive the peers
their of legislation Now question is will the
lords the situation and acquesce will another
general election? The belief that the will
NIT and the country will be acuey disturbed by another
within the next three months This
the lords obduae but compromise possible
Mr. OConnor points out the king will be
delicate situation he is forced into the position of
the warning lords and The responsibility of deciding
would nomnaly rest the but iii fact he would have
discretion but obey the mandate of the majority
This true because ministry could power
for week in the face OF adverse majority in the house of
The king will naturally all his of persuasion
being put in the position Of arbitrator with only decide
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
Dollar Under Mast
Proves Counterfeit

There people who
p ct.,4 with the late Commodore Isadore Cutie
of the schooner Chspa About Is
having the old
contribute according dollar
About realized
by
Brooks murdered aboard
sticks Then
always sailed the yacht remembered the incident
He
counterfeit dollar
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
Field Marshal Sees
a Misplaced Button

ord h.
" reviewe the forces, and 4
misplaced BUTTON
the field marshal Accompanied
governor Wales whole
and apparently paid whatever to the soldiers The
turned the stand Kitchener suddenly and without
soldier blouse
he thanked Kchener
however that Kitchener headed him.
That's
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
Valuable Lesson i'm
Economy of Space

washington, d. L.,
"' "a 0p"'e instructions received by Captain B.
Baldwin director OF the here which
blank
of each other they will Office
Notify assistant this effect"
Captain Baldwin replied:
This to acknowledge receipt of the
schedule
assistant that the placed
less than if scattered around the
Baldwin did
the profound and then wanted
that Californian brain Dreaded
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
The Insider

Tells how lodged in the same mouse io' Twelve
wears without becoming acquainted and then met under
circumstances that were taken indicate burglary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
The Colonel
in His Most
/ Strenuous Vein

needed in other countries than France For example:
II OF the republics the free people who claim to
emancped ourselves hraldom
bring down heads the that the wuy barren
will be idle
70 boast all that have done No refinement OF life no deoay
material sordd
senuous development OF art and literature compensate
the fundamental and these
n the the the
What do about the useless ch?' question that looked
big house Colonel Roosevelt Personally he had
whatever for these parasites society," but he did appear quite
clear about how them work where they might do
good
1t question: indeed that might puzzle the wisdom of Roose
welt and the SorbOnne combined but the thing that is
comparatively OF debate brief ago
the idle rich counted OF the Interchangeable scheme of
the They usually beauded by other parasites be-
they put money circulation AS people
beginning speculate whether these parasites have any right
exist and quoting scripture that he that will work
neither shall he
Lloyd George England has invented budget knock them
down and take them and Colonel Roosevelt
that he willing step with the socialists, but he
knows where stop and his foot down The learned doctors
OF the Sorbonn pleased Punch and greatly edited
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

the reform bill OF 1882 was passed under
threats of the same sort that are now freely
used to hammer sense into the house of lords
As t. P O'Connor says in his dispatches to
The Call. the lords and their friends are 90
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
PerpIexity Oyer
Leadership of
the Senate

well with the standpa faction that his retirement that
he does believe he could fight reelection is
scarcely conceivable that who had the prospect
ceedng shortly to leadership OF the powerful legislative
the world would voluntarily had lion in the
path.
Hale of Maine would succeed leadership by were
Adich of the way but he, like the Rhode senator
understands that his legislative days numbered an
nounced his retirement In any he has the qualities of
leadership, being of the that makes friends
There remain possible leaders of that faction Mon
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

old crowd of the standpat forces Senator
Flint might easily have been promoted to the
job had he chosen to run again for office and
won his fight He was Aldrich's chief lieu
tenant in the tariff debate, and he stood SO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

REAT BRITAIN may said the tIroes of revou-
ton, albert OF the parliamentary The
yolved in the of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
Live Worker Can Do
More Than Dead Hero

Can Do While the mitteesa
NJ waiting for the arrival
more nan Oeao nero Prince China the whisper
around that the made
his life the parade
men, utng with excitement gathered around the
the when bomb
the who trudged a distance
Are scared?" younger enthus
My the old putting
that -hrown--lwantto
thata busted byanderand useless
to his paper"
There gloomy the horse percoad through the
with the n
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

1t obvious from these figures that great many high school
students do the graduation
ton of the for this failure should interesting as
instructive 1t be that the high school what
the world calls practical this quality spirit the
demands The present demand technical schools
and for institutions that teach the scientific
The school for last showed children
school that is between and II years.
the average daily the high was
and the graduates 3I7 These figures
than oneent of the children complete the high
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

NEISTAKEN identity was carried TO
L home of local real estate man.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

Ohm s. McGROARTY, whose romantic pen nothing
that does adon welcomes the union of the
youngest of commonweahs and the time the elde
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
/ Welcome
for the
Eldest Daughter

i of the forgotten valleys of Ciboa
popuous land before
buded and
1.-THE bodies Ceopas before
gold silver
Its hills girde and chiefts battle,
Cul still
fields lined aqueduct
that had fallen
the Under sands Arizona
walls and pueblos,
date not only history but tradition itself
How long she slept like awny ion Mr. McGroarty says
knows but is reuvenated recreaed
youth busy with the sound of the miners pick and the
devourng drill Bisbee Douglas Globe Prescott Moenc and
other mining ceners asonis the world with their wonderful
and the remarkable thing that each all of
provided with nearby agricultural that
Arizona she will build wall around mighty boundaries
and live within herself and opuent though
without to knock at her gates
This result due the of applied bv
science life these arid The dam for
instance Phoenix accounted of celebrated
irrigation fea of history and the Salt valley is one great
garden studded with orchards There material
aspect Of the picture:
Whab Arizona will the land of wonder o.
the OF health
deserted homes of cliff jewellers, the of
ultimate
ALL the
last word the tragedy
California welcomes this elder and proga daughter America
the ehood of and roces that found in Mr.
Mcoary accomplished prophet prepayment of her multi
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

daughter Of America-Arizona-i this wise
for the pages of the West Coast magazine:
Old Egypt or older, Arizona is yet
young yesterdays bloom and blossom on
the peach trees that fame from the deep heart
of the age FORGOTTEN valleys of Cibola Il WAS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

as IN his best VEN when addressing the Sorbonne.
quarter to the mollycoddles and showered con-
It which is known the leisure class" institu-
ton scarcely yet domestcated on this con-
tinent. He expounded TO this learned body
his we'll known theories of the strenuous life.
He became eloquent in denunciation of race
suicide and said some words that should be
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25

\E THO will lead the senate after Aldrich retires?
Wv ton that agtaes Washington in small degree T
is obvious lack of competent leadership among
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
Big Stock of Staples

At prices as cheap as when
cotton was selling at &c. Look
at These Prices:
200 pieces best brands calico -43c
Best Amoskeag outing &c
Best heavy cheviot, Southern
Silks and Tupelo-------8c
Yd wide heavy brown dom -63c
Best heavy feather ticking, for
mel price 25c now-------18c
Heavy feather ticking, former
price Zoe now -.----16c
Brown and bleached Canton
flannel, l23 value now 1Oc
Brown and bleached Canton
flannel. Zoe value now-----8c
All wool Kentucky Jeans, former
price 35c 5Oc
Good Jeans, 25c value at 19c
Best brands dress ginghams,
former price 121c now 10e
Best brands dress ginghams,
former price 10c now---.--8c
SO pieces check ginghams. for
mer price 10c now---------7c
Hope domestic -------73c
10 A Pep bleach sheetina ---25c
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
Mems Underwear.

Heavy fleece shirts and drawers,
former price SOC now ------38c
Ribbed shirts and drawers, for
mer price Goo now------45c
Ribbed shirts and drawers, for
mer. price Csc now--------48c
Wright's ribbed shirts and draw
ers, former price LOO now 9Oc
Mems union suits, former price
LOO. 90c
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
Dress Goods at Prices to
Make Them Go.

French sergesin navy blue, black.
brown, ETC., foImer price LOO,
now S5c
All serges and Panamas in diff
ferent colors, former price
Csc, now
All mohairs in solid and fancy.
former price Soc, now 38c
All 35c dress goods at-------22c
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Ladies' Tailored Suits.

All bought this season. Come
early to buy your suit, as they
will not last long at these record
breaking prices.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
Misses Cloaks.
Assorted Colors.

A big line children's cloaks at
a big reduction.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
Ladies' Underwear.

Best ribbed silk finish vests and
pants. 100 values now soc
Best ribbed vests and pants, Soc
values now 4Oc
Ribbed vests and pants, 25c val
ues now Zoe
Big stock boys and misses
underwear at cut prices.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
$4,000 Stock Of Clothing
All BOUGHT This Season.
Boys Knee Suits.

Do not pass these suits up.
Look at this big line and prices:
The Tupelo journal., 1910-11-04
Hats! Hats!
at these prices:

Big line bows caps at reduced
prices to close out
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
WEILMAN MAY MAKE
ANOTHER ATTEMPT SOON.

Atlantic city, oct 1S.--Another at
tempt will be made to cross the At
lantic in dirgible balloon, accordinS
to wireless message received by
President Joseph salus of the Welt
man syndicate late tonight.
The message came from Chief En-
gineer Melvin w Naniman Of the
America, ana was in answer TO a
query sent by salus as to whether ar
ranRements had been started toward
a new balloon transatlantic trip.
u believe that if we had the thing
to do over again, it would prove a
success, said Naniman's message
which is taken ia mean that enough
knowledge OF air currents was secur-
ed almost to guarantee the crossing
or the ocean by a new attempt
Valiant Vaniman and other brave
associates Of the trip Kept us in the
air until we were rescued by their
coolness ana daring, was the dis
patch sent by wireless from Wellman
on the Trent. to his secretary, Leroy
Chamberlain. tonight
President Saus tonight flashed the
following message by wireless to the
daring aeronaut
Thank God you and crew are sate'
Have greater confidence in you TIA
ever viii expect YOU baGt in AZ
lantic city to arrange for future at
tcmpts to cross Atlantic In dirgible'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
PROPOSITION FOR
INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM
Full Text Of Separate Pfovis-
ions as introduced By Dele
gate Wood Of BernaIiIlo
County

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Jonrnall
Santa Re. \, NJ, Oct ls.-At yes
terdays session ef the constitutional
convention separate propositions Tor
the Initiation and the rciercndum
we're introduced by Francis =. Wood
of Bernalillo. MI woods form Of
the initiative provided that the de-
sired law shall he FIRST submitted 10
the legislature, and upon the failure
Of thar body TO act, the measure goes
before the people for popular ape
prevail Foiioniug IN the initiative
proposition in fun
ln addition to ana as a limitation
upon the legislative powers conferred
upon the senate and house of repre-
aentativcs. tho people referve 20
themselves power 10 propose laws
and 10 cnnct the Same at the pohs
IL the legislature shah refuse which
powers shall be evereiscd as follows
The fun text Of the proposed law,
accompanied by petition, PRAYING
for It's enactment, must be filed with
the secretary Of the state at any time
before the commencement oi any
session of the legislature or within
thirty days before It's close,
The petition must be signcd by
not less than 10 peicentum of the
legal voters of the state, and such
number shall include at least ~ per-
cenmm OF the legal voters of each
county constituting not less thnn
hree-fifthg of al the counties of the
state which pcrccntum shall be
computed and based upon the NUM-
her voting at tho Hast general clco-
tlon for governor Each signcr of
said petition must set after his namo
his voting residence hy county and
precinct, nnd the petition must hc
accompanied by affidavits showing
that each aigncr is % legal voter M the
district of his residence that he has
road on had read to him the pro-
posed law. declares that lie under
rtnnds the same end demands the
enactment thereof
The proposed law ilmt 'atn tc
but ono subject viii d must o. cl arlv
apeoiAed in its title and must have
attached thereto the certificate of o.
iudee nf the supreme court ur OF "a
NlrAiAtl court tl tue EtAtNs ttIlifh iNH
tho same as co lts form
THE secretary of state shall trans
NIT snid proposed law 60 the legisla-
turc ou thc FIRST day of its session or
immedntciN f it ho iu session.
lf the legislature shall fail 60 enact
the law. $50 proposed at the session
IA which h is presented. without
ohauso or amendment other than In
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
WANT $4,000 FOR
NEW CANAL FOR
HONDO DAM
Water Users in Pecos Valley
Suggest to Board of Army
Engineers Plan to Make Pro-
ject More Efficient,
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence to MornihG JOurhhl
Carlsbad, H. NJ, oct 1S.-The
building Of canal in connec-
ton with the Hondo reclamation pro-
lect. at a cost of $4,000, has bcen
urged upon the United states board
of army engineers by tho water r3els
under the project, as a measure TO
make the Hondo system success.
The engineers accompanied by direc-
tor Newell and other officials Of the
reclamation service thoroughly in
spected the project and enyirons while
here and were given, on their de-
parture. the following memorial from
the water users:
TO the reclamation board Of army
engineers.
The Rio Hondo project has been
ready for use for -four seasons. in
none of which has there been suffi-
cient water to adequately supply the
farmers who have located lands that
'are To he served from this reservoir
Ordinarily one would consider this a
sufficient test by which the project
would be condemned. but when atten-
ton is directed TO the condition Of the
rainfall since the project has been
completed. one cannot help believing
that with an the discouraging fea-
lures attending the project. there Is
stl hope for its ultimate success. \
table taken from the records of the
local weather station shows the fol
lowing facts to-wit. That the annual
rainfall for twelve years down to the
wear 1907. shows an average precipita-
tion per year. Of 1910 inches. The
average rainfall per annum for the
years 1907 Co October LIST. 1910 inclu-
sve. is shown to be SIS inches. 1t
would seem therefore. from these fig
ures that during the Years which the
Hondo project has been ready to serve
the farms there has been "a shortage
OF 2g.8S inches In the precipitation
II can hardly be doubted. that IL we
had received the average annual pre-
cipitation on the watershed of the RIO
Hondo. the project would have been a
very much greater success. if not a
complete success But assuming that
conditions will continue adverse. has
an been done that can be done TO make
q success of the Hondo proiect7
In 1907. suit was commenced by the
El Paso- Rock Island Railway com
pany against the United states Of
America. to adjudicate the water
rights upon the Rio Hondo and its
tributaries Pursuant to statute of
tho territory Of New Mexico. the pre-
siding Judge OF the district i'm which
this suit was commended. ordered the
territorial engineer to furnish hy-
geographic survey OF the Houdo
stream system. This was done. and
% complete report. including maps. has
been filed in the case. copy of which
viii bc cheerfuly furnished To- your
board This report shows an cnor-
NOUS loss Of water in the Rio Hondo.
both from extraVaEant usc hy the
water users on the upper portion Of
the stream. and by seepage into the
bed OF the stream For some reason
unknown To us this suit has not
been pressed into q bearing. We be-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
STEAMER PICKS UP
WELLMAN AND CREW
(ConlInued from pnge %


Having been spoken by wireless
presumably In the vicinity of Nan
tuckct. az 1915 on Sunday afternoon
Il was q surprise TO them when the
news came that the America had en-
countored the Trent. homeward bound
from Bermuda in longitude and lat
tudc nearly 400 miles southwark and
only $50 miles northwest Of Bermuda.
Thrilling must have been the expert
cncos of the Americas commander
and crew us they were thus swept out
Of their course
Captain Down of the Trent flash
ed the first news of the rescue IN a
message 10 the New York Times,
which with the Chicago Record
Herald and tho London Daily Tole-
graph contributed $4,000 for the eN-
pedition.
Captain Down also advised sander
son & son New York agents for the
Royal Mail steamship Packet line.
subsequently more details came in a
despatch 10 the Associated Press.
Further wireless messages reaching
New York tonight say that one of the
America's motors had been broken,
which made more serious the predica-
'n''' -. into
ne uu"'" ~, ~, thn
'ue se" u IS o'so P''D'''' IN, 80. tho
V'"'' '"u "a, ,,n or
eauilihrator which served the t,pic
purpose of elongated gasoline tank,
'''r -, g. cais-
"l"h h'u l,"si'V" uH 7 -.
'"nS't ''''' '','' '''''''''''' ..,e
battered nF 'le waves "'" 80.
u"up'e anu "uN'V'S' ,,,,r,
snu'l'hB "I' ''iv ',''''' az '',,l'9 -;
'','u ~ "a, ..,,,..,. T,
at Is 'N'iN 'n"' ''i' i''',,' ,,,,
greater H"u''ie iu '"" N"''' '''
wiling s"ulnN"'u l"u'l,y ,.,,
The America was -eN i''t ,"nS o.
e2 tect lN dlhhe'er' WIN i'''"E
pacltN OF -H'oRu po"huS' .o '''' ~,
alone Welkh'd wv" '"'s' '"SiV
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
TAKES BILLION TO
RUN LITTLE OLD
NEW YORK
AT Present Rate of Increase
City Budget viii Excel Pres
ent National Expense in 1935,
Especial Correspondence to Morning JournalI

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journall
Kew York. oct. 17.-Twenty-
years from now. it the present rate
of increase continues. the expense Of
operating the municipal machinery
of New York win exceed the total
present expense of the national gov
ernment This is the most startling
fact brought To light by an analysis
of the growth ol the local budget.
and the great problem which is con-
fronting the city az present is the
manner i'm which more than a billion
dollars "a year can he raised TO meet
the city's needs less than "a genera
uon in the future In the last five
years the annual budget has in
creased practically so per cent from
about $too. 100000 in 1904 To more
than S150.0o0.o00 in 1903 Continu-
ing at this rate the budget of 1915
viii cali for about S24S. 600. 600 that
of 1920 for SS64.u00. GOO or practi-
cally at the rate OF $1,000 600 a day:
1895 Tor about s550.0O0. 0oo. and
1898. just twenty-five Years distant.
for the incredible sum of nearly 81.
zoo. 100000 which retkoned even ON
basis OF ice. 00O. coo population win
mean an annual tax OF size q year on
every man. woman or child in the
community. OF nearly $500 for the
average family. As the present av-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
CONTRACT LET FOR
TEXICO-FARWELL
SOUTHERN
Officials Of Railroad Have Two
Days Conference With Con-
tractor and Dirt viii Soon
Fly,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journall
TeMco, N. NJ. oct lS.-Thc officials
If the Rock Island and Texico- Fare
well and Southern railroad company
,oday concluded a two days conference
here with w. IT, Calback president
OF the Calback Construction company
OF Portland Oregon. As the result Of
the conference. q contract was closed
for the construction Of one hundred
miles of railroad from TcXico and
Frrewell south. Details of bonds and
rights Of way matters remain 10 be
closed with few Of the large land
owners In Bailey county, Texas
through which country the new road
viii pass 1t ls now quite certain
that construction work viii start with
in ten days and viii he rushed to com
pletion with a large gang Of men The
Calback company has ordered machin-
cry and complete outfit for grading
ana placing ties and rails.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

in Central Park seems to be the new
est and most perverted form of sport
in this city at present. few years
ago a census of these little animals
which prove SO attractive to park
visitors showed population of more
than six thousand. SO tame are they
that il was an easy matter for the
enumerators in this extraordinary
count to capture them ana tie blue
ribbons about their necks. thus MAX
ing certain that no squirrel be
counted twice. The latest census.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

had been picked up. They declare
the flight is wonderful even though
Wellman did not realize his ambition
to land on European shores. Cen
erai James Allen. chief of the signal
corps Of the United states army, ex-
pressed grave fears for the safety Of
the balloonists shortly before the
news Of the rescue came. He said
that in recent talk with Wellman
the latter had indicated that he
placed little confidence IN the collaps-
lble llfeboat carried ty the balloon
and did not think much OF the
chances of his crew If IT became nee
essary to descend at sea.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
FRENCH STRIKERS
ISSUE MANIFESTO

Paris. oct iS-A manifesto issued
by the strike committee OF the Nation
al Ranroadcrs Union which last cve-
ing formally called olf the strike de-
ciares that unconditional surrender
was better than humiuatinr ncgotia-
tions With the government whose dic-
toriai attitude was an unjust violation
of individual liberties
The manifesto goes on to say that
it was believed the demands of the
because they were backed hy public
sympathy u appeals 90 thc aaee
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
GOVERNMENT PREPARING
TO SEND VESSELS On SENRt II

Wash ngton. oct lN.-Ne"s ot the
Rescue OF the crew of the diriginle
hallon America, reached Washington
about the time the navy department
and the revenue cutter service ~ the
instance nf President Taft we're pre-
pairing to dispatch vesseis Co search
for the Weiimnn party.
Army and navy officials we're muca
surprised that the America had some
So Iar ont of hcr course and regarded
i. as remarkable that her passcns,fs