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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
De PALMA WINS CONTEST
$4,000 People Saw Him Make Mos;
Difficult Hill Climb at Wilkes
Barre, Pa.

Wilkes Barre, Fa., June 14.-The
Fifth National Hill Climb, over the
Giants Despair, on Wilkes4Earre
Mountain, under the auspices of the
Wilkes-Barre automobile club, was
held today and witnessed by $4,000
persons. Ralph De Palma, driving a
200 horse power Fiat car male O
new record on this course, going the
distance Of G000 feet at rise Of 700
feet, with sharp elbow and IS" turn
with the grades of ten twenty-five per
cent in 1.2S rs, breaking by three
seconds the record established by
David Bruce Brown, in 200 horse
power Benz last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
MARSHALS THREATENED
BY Governor Haskell When They
Went to Serve Paers For His
Appearance in Court.

Guthrie, Okla, June 14.-Deputy
United States marshals returned here
this afternoon from Oklahoma City
and reported that Governor Haskell
threatened them when they attempted
to serve upon him the order Of Fed
eral Judge Cotteral, for him to appear
here Friday
The marshal here laid the matter
before Attorney General Wickersham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
WORLDS MISSIONARY MEETING

Edinburgh, Scotland, June 1.-THE
Korld's Missionary Conference. a
representative gatherig from the Pro
iestant churches, opened today TN
der the presidency Of Lord BaIfour.
There were 1900 accredited dele
gats and 2.00a other repres entatives
OF churches and missions present. All
civilized races are represented.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
ARTIST SUICIDES.

New York. June i4.-Leon Guypon
the well known artist and illustrator,
snot himself through the head in hls
studio today and was found dead on
the floor. 1t Is said he was despcn-
dent becarse OF III nealth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
MARS TO MAKE FLIGHT
Aviator is After $4,000 Prize II
kansas--Wright's Injunction
Vacated by Court.

Topeka, Jcne i'll. G. Mars will
attempt flight from Topeka to Kan,
sas Citys tomorrow in Curtis blplane
He expects to cover the G7 miles in ;
hours for $4,000 prize.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
THREE I LEAGUE.


| Springfield, June 14.-Home runs by
vogel and Slattery were the features
OF Rock Islands hard hitting Pitcher
Dick was painfully injured when
struck by pitched ball.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15

Cleveland. June l4.-4carrigan'
error in the ninth allowed CleyelaLs
to tie the score and the game was
called in the fourteenth on account OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
over the Fence.

over the Fence.
Peoria. July 1i.-Gilbert was Wild
and ineffective and had poor support.
Blltz's home run cleared the right
field fence
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15

Batteries Falkenherg. Link and
Bemis; Hall, Arellanes, Wood and Car
rigan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15

Batteries Schroeder, Daily and
Johnson; Dick, Couchman and
IO'Leary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15

'Clarke and Harrington.
Davenport Defeated.
Danville. June l4.--Wolfe's hitting
in the pinches won for Danville, while
the fielding of Sullivan and McGee
kept Davenport from being dangerous
Score RHh
Danville ......... .s.... n 1s
Davenport .,...... .s..... 6 An
Batteries Wills and Wolfe; Niece
and Coveney.
4-4.-uass
(Conclnded on Sixth paks.l
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lConcIuded on Sixth Page,
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Davenport pefe ated.

tconcluded on sixth Pass.l
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concluded on sixth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Browns Still Losing
IA Innino Tie.

Ieni Co0mbs and Lapp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
TOPROCEEDLEGALLY
AGAINST BARELAS
ACEQU|A
City Council Adopts Resolution
Looking to the Final Abolish
ment of Long Time Nuisance
and Eye Sore,

The "Barelas acequia." an irriga-
ton ditch that has occupied "A prom
inont right OF way through principal
parts of Albuquerque for many years
past. may Doc abolished in the near
future. "a resolution looking toward
the final elimination of the nuisance
being adopted hy unanimous vote M
the meeting of the city council last
night. The matter of condemninE the
ditch was brought up by Chairman J.
T.. Rcidy of the street committee. Dr.
Roidv said that BE- was D intention Of
the street committee to begin grading
Fourth street. south from Silver ave-
nue.. either today or tomorrow. and
asked for information concerning the
attitude or the council on the ditch
question. Upon inquiry city Attorney
a. j. Collins stated that the PROPOSE
ton had cen taken up in the coun-
$50 before. but had never been acted
upon. ar Collins suggested that the
proper condemnation proceedings be
taken 10 abolish the ditch. either
under the right ri eminent domain. or
a. o nuisance. \ motion was made by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08


| Alderman Conroy, seconded by Alder
man Thomas. and carried unanimous
~. that the city attorney be author
lied to proceed in the matter and take
the necessary legal steps to close the
ditch. The motion carried unan-
imously.
Roma Avenue IL Vow Open.
Chairman Reidy OF the street COM
mittee reported that Roma venue is
now open from Eighth street to KEEL
cher avenue and that It win be opened
through Luna park to Twelfth
street In the near future. owners Of
the necessary land in Luna park have
given permission to the city 20 make
the opening.
Sidewalk D%clinqucnts Discussed.
Property owners who have failed to
build sidewalks as ordered came in
for a share of the discussion during
the report Of the street committee. It
developed that there are many prop
erty owners in various parts of the
city who have failed to obey the
order OF the council with reference to
the construction Of sidewalks. city
Attorney Collins was authorized 70
take the necessary steps to see that
the city ordinance is obcyed in the
matter. 1t is likely that "A number OF
new sidewalks win he ordered Ia the
near future. IL being the desire of the
street committee TO have walks laid
before extensive grading work ~
done. Chairman Beidy suggested
that each word he gone over thor
oughly, with a view of a%scertutning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
KORAN IN LOz|ER
CAR WINS ESQ
MILE RACE
Sets New Record For the Dis
tancei Car No IS Response
BILE for Much Bad Luck in
Grand Prize Event,

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. T.-Trayeling a
s%eventy-two miles an hour, Joe Ho-
ran, driving a Lozier car, won the 25C
mile speedway grand prize here today
and set a new American record foI
the distance.
His time OF three hours, 26 min
utes, 1910 seconds beats the previous
record of four hours, 3S minutes
81 As seconds made by Burman in q
Buick at the indianapolis speedway
August 19. 1909. and m within
four minutes of equalling the worlds
record for 800 miles, made at Brook
lands, Eng. Koran received $4,000 of
the IS, 600 prize offered for the race.
The number thirteen carried by r.
j. Churches Simplex a is held re-
|sponsible not only for Churches Ill
luck. but also for the many accidents
that befell other cars. As car No. 10
swept up with the leaders in the first
twenty-five miles. many of the other
cars Immediately began to suffer
from engine troubles and had to be
stopped at the repair pits. Then No.
D hltM a liits Inns was ihAlpNtQ ny
a popping of tires from the other en-
tries all around the course. Finally
No. 10 jumped the track on the for
tieth mile and Louis Disbrow's Pope
Hartford broke down at the same
place and was pushed OFF the course
through the same hole in the fence
No. 10 had made.
Burman driving a Marquette Buick
could not shake off the hoodoo, stop
ping Just nine times with three tires
ripped off. After his two most dan
gerous rivals, Harrorn and Dawson
had quit the track with engine troubles
Burman began a chase after Koran.
With Burman in striking distance,
both stopping on even terms with flat
tires. Burman's helpers for the sec
ond time IN the afternoon, grabbed up
the wrong tire and lost all his gains.
meanwhile drove into a safe
lead.
summary:
Koran CLozier) first; Burman
NIarquette -Buick) second; Matson
(Simplex) third; Beardsley, (SimpleX)
milford, (Simplex) fifth;
McFarlan) sixth. Time,
3 .26:15.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

do not seem to be generally under
stood. The following is rather n
unique complaint received today:
Dear sirs;-I wish to get informa-
tons as to what the Law is in re-
guards to stock running at large
The Farmer here is up against a bad
prohlum, many farmers are not az
the present time able 10 fence IN in
an the land they wish TO put In crops
end il they put i'm a crop without q
GOOD fence around il il viii be disc
trcyed 10y q lot of cattle and Horses
owned mostely by people %liyeing in
town whoe turn them out IN the
street and allow them 60 so wharc
they pleas and tell ~the>Fsrmer to put
"a good 4 wire fcnce around his crop
II he does not want their stock to eat
It, The Farmers got out 4 portision
here last spfln@ and had the required
number Of sighnors. asking for a herd
Law, but the Commissioners would pay
no attention 40 IL. Now I wish YOU
would tell me If people have che right
To- turn their stock out 10 go WHARF
they pleas over the country, and
COMPEL the Farmer to put up a good
wire Fence with Posts not more
than one rod apart. or stand the con
sequence of all damage the stock may
do, Please Give me the Law of y. NJ.
on Fenceing. and stock running at
Large. II YOU can not give me the
above informatious PLEAS refer me or
my letter Ia some Government At
torny that viii give me such infor-
.. NH.-. mH-V
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
RACING RESULTS
At Iatonia.

Latonia, Nov. 7.-Countless running
in Il form won the fourth race at La
tonia today by defeating star Battle
and All Red in a driving finish
Countless was off in front and Jockey
Niece sent the colt along at a merry
clip. At the final eighth pole how
ever, Star Bottle came with a rush
and the two fought it out the re-
mainder OF the way, Countless getting
the decision by a half length. Re-
suits,
First race, five and one-half fur
longs-Freckle, won; Molly Mos sec
ond; Emma Stuart. third. Time, 1:OS.
Second race, six furlongs-Boca
Grande. won; c. II. Patten, second;
Mark Anthony II, third. Time
l:l3 Ia.
Third race, six furlongs-Regon'
won; Labold, second; Jim l., third.
Time, t:13.
Fourth race. handicap. mile and a
sixteenth-Countless. won; Star Bot
tie, second; All Red, third. Time
l:46 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Judge Walton, won: Salian, sec
ond; Medallion, third. Time, 1:44 20.
Sixth race, mile and a furlong-
stoneman, won; Alice Baird, second
The Earl. third. Time, 1854 1-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
FOOTBALL SEASON
FOR UNIVERSITY
IS CANCELLED
Dr.. Gray Directs Athletic Com
mittee to Abandon Gridiron
Schedule For Season. Doubt
full Whether Further Games
VIII Be Played.

r.ootba1l matters are a trifle hazy III
,be University of New Mexico a. the
crescent time as the result OF the ae-
zion of President f. Mcqueen Cray
IN directing the athletic committee to
cancel the schedule for the season.
president Gray called a special meet
ine Of the committee Saturday even
inc before leaving for the east and
directed the committee to abandon
further attempts to place the football
team on q proper basis.
Whether the action of President
GRAY will mean hat the games WITH
the Ell Paso Military Institute, the
University of Arizona. and ~Agricultur-
nj College will be called off has not
vet been announced. If the Varsity
cancels the game with Arizona. it
win mean that the cup for tn cham
pionship of the two territories will be
sent from it's pedestal on the hill to
The Tucson institution. The affairs
of the varsity eleven are discussed as
follows in a statement made yester-
dav by a U. N. NJ. man who has had
ample opportunity to study the va
rious phases of the question;
"The action Of President Gray in di-
recting the athletic committee to can
eel the season, came as a result OF
the inability of the team to get into
shape to play football, and q knowi-
edge that TO continue the kind OF
work which the team has been doing
would mean but the expenditure of
the funds raised for football, with no
possible chance OF interesting the pub
lie in the games, and in consequence,
no possible chance of securing any
gate receipts.
THE entire difficulty with the uni
versity eleven has cotle from the feel
ing of uncertainty which has prevail
ed in regard to the running Of this
branch of athletics. No coach could
be hired until It was certain Ii a the
amount Of money which the board of
regents specified muss be raised be-
fore a season would be allowed. was
in hand. When this money was at last
secured q coach had to be found.
When q coach was located the practice
began. nearly two months later than
it should have been started.
"By closing this season at this time
a snug balance is left in the athletic
association treasury for football an
other year, when a coach can be hac
ana proper practice can start the day
college opens.
-Four years ago the university was
forced to have no season, because the
faculty took most of the players OIL
the team on account of low class
standing. The year following that ac-
ton the university had the best team
in the history of the institution"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
COSTS TO LIVE IN
wFATHERLAND SAYS
Mr.. PFLUEGER
Man Who Made Lamy famous
Finds Food Prices and Yep
peIin Balloons Up in the Air,

Especial Dispatch 10 the Mornin< .Iourpall
Santa Fe. y. NJ, Nov. THAT the
prices of foodstuffs have taken aerial
ascensions in Germany eynehronous-
~ with the flights of Zeppelin bal
looms. that the iatherland is no
longer the country where one can live
very cheap and very well, and that
there is "a feeling of intense unrest "
ing TO the socialistic programs of agi-
tators. were declarations made BY
John Pnueger. the merchant, who
has just returned from a four months
trip to Germany.
Mr.. Pflueger is the son-in-law of
Santa FEES former citizen, Charles
Haspelmath, and they met in Hanover
whore Mr.. Haspelmath Is spending
the evening of his life.
II had "a most delightful time,
said Mr.. Pflueger, land Charley Has
pelmath is looking as well as ever. He
Is enjoying himself and / do not think
that he Is In a hurry to recross the
ocean for the fifty-fifth time.
But Germany. although the same
country In which one may admire the
brilliant uniforms of the Officers and
listen to the naughty tread of able
soldiers and hear the merry click of
many swords on the pnvements, is not
the old Deutschland we have known.
Labor conditions do not seem to be
satisfactory; there is great unrest
among The masses and socialistic doc
trlnes are promulgated more widely
than ever before. The prices of food
stuffs has taken am ascension; a cup
of coffee Is getting to be a luxury and
III you take two Jumps of sugar is it.
So much the more of @ luxury. Rents
are still comparatively low and ser
wants are good and can be had at a
reasonable figure. but % visitor notes
e. change in the prices on the 'speise
kartc.'
Mr.. Plucgcr expressed regret that
his return in this country he found
labor troubles are noticeable Ia sew
cral large cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
SON OF BILLIARD
N PLAYS
FIRST MATCH GAME

New York. Nov. Young Jake
Schafer of Denver. son of the oldtime
wizard and worlds champion, made
his first appearance here tonight as a
billiard expert in "a match at 1872 balk
line with ora M-orningstar. The vet
eran played him 800 to 200. and won
by 800 TO l42.
The youngster showed knowledge Of
the game and a good stroke. but he
was nervous. His best run was p,
against Sc for Morningstar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
SEWER SHOULD Be
COMPLETED BY
MARCH |
Indications Are That New Sys7
TEN viii Be Ready Tor Use.
Within -Four Months From
November /.

The Albuquerque sewer sysCem.
which has been under construction Tor
many months past, will be completed
and ready according to the report Of
the sewer committee, presented to
the council last night by Chairman j.
II. Wroth. The gravity system on he
Highlands Is now practically com
pleted and it is believed hat every
thing will be in readiness TO permit
connections in the near future. OF
the $500. 600 available for sewer work,
the amount has been expended with
the exception Of $96,t4S.2S, which
was the balance in the fund on Mo-
vember /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
KlSSEL KAR WINS
RACE TO PHOENIX
IN FIFTEEN HOURS

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov, THE Kissel
Kar, driven by Harvey Herrick, won
the Los Angeles to Phoenix race for
automobiles, finishing this morning at
HIP o'clock. Its actual running
time was fifteen hours and forty-four
minutes. This is three hours and
twenty minutes faster than the pre-
vious record. The Pope Hartford car
was second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
DR.. ROLLER LOSES
ANOTHER HANDICAP
MATCH AT BOSTON

Boston. Nov. DIR. b. f. Roller
Of Seattle lost "a handicap wrestling
match 10 Hjalmar Lunden of Wor-
cester at the Boston arena tonight.
DIR. Roller had contracted to throw
Lunden twice in one hour, but was
four minutes ten and one-half seconds.
barely able to secure one fan in forty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
PAVING OF STREETS 10 RE
TAKEN TIP AT NEXT MEETING

Paving the streets was discussed
briefly at the council meeting last
evening, it being the opinion &c Sow
eral of the aldermen that 1t was "a
matter that should be considered
some time in the near future. Upon
the suggestion OF Acting Mayor
Wroth, the matter was made n special
order of business for the next meet
ing. CITY Engineer Gladding win
present at that time a number of esti-
mates OF cost for the different kinds
OF paving, the estimates having been
prepared some months ago,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
FIGHTING DICK IS
KNOCKED OUT
Lewis of New York Wins From
Nelson in Two Rounds of asst
Fighting,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wIrcI

10y NthAhAtE buufhhi 1bttAH tiat IL
schenectady, ~ Y, Nov. Tn q
fight claimed to be for the weller
weight championship Of the world.
Harry Lewis Of New York knocked
out Fighting Dick" Nelson here to-
night. 2
The end came in the second round
OF q scheduled tcn-round bout before
the American Athletic club. Lewis
was about fifteen pounds heavier
than Nelson and was the master OF
the right at every stage.
The FIRST round opened fast and
then Lewis Ended the first of "A series
Of blows to the face which finally
downcd his opponent. Nelson Went
to the floor three times in the first
round.
In the second round Nelson took
the count twice. and the third time
on "a blow to the face, was counted
out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Jamestown, Nov. Results;
First race. six furlongs-Royal
onyx. won; Takahira, second: Cheek
third. Time. lis is.
Second race. five and one-half fur
longs-Cooney X, won; Herpes, Sec
ond: Hazelthorp. third. Time. 1.0S.
Third race. one mile-Field Mouse
Won; Compton, second; Blackford-
third. Time. $40 3-5.
Fourth race. six and one-half fur
longs-Stinger, won; Via Octovia, sec
ohd: The Niger. third. Time. 1:20 40
Firth race. five and one-half fur
iongs-Hallack. won; Monami. sec
D d Baby Willie, third. Time.
los Is.
sixth race. mile and "a sixteenth
adirondack, Won; Duke of Bridge
water second; Campaigner, third.
Time, las %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
Young Erne Challenges WoIgast.

Philadelphia, Nov. Young Erne.
VINO defeated Sammy Smith at the
-Nsuonal Athletic club here Saturday
nlsht' is out with a challenge To Ad
Wolgast for the lightweight cham
,ronshlp. Erne is willing 10 meet
"olsast at 1913 pounds ringside.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
COLUMBIANS WILL
GIVE A HOP
Albuquerque Council No, 64l to
Entertain Friends at Informal
Dance at ElkS' Ball Room,
November H.

Members OF Albuquerque Council
No. 6t1 and members Of other coun-
els, and their friends. viii be pleased
to learn that the Knights of Column
bus win entertain at an informal hop
in the Elk's ball room. ~ Thursday
evening, November IL. An arrange
ment committee consisting Of Messr7
Thomas Binkert. John }. Tierney and
J.. Wallace Hcsselden. aie busy work
ing out the details. and the affair
promises TO be e very enjoyable one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Albany. n. Y, Nov. Charley
Harvey of Chicago had the better of
Jimmy Carroll of San Francisco in a
fast ten-round bout tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Governor Mills today appointed W
%. Upton Of Tuiafosa otcru county,
and OBJ. Earlckeon ni ffrt summer.
Guadalupe count.. i~sreat's &C. the
Trans Mississippi nrsre 90 san
Antonio. Texas. on November o.
Fencing aud stock
Attorney General Fr1uk " Clancy
receives frequent complaints from
homesteatlers who Drive nof fenced of
destruction OF dnmrr0 tn their crops
lv stock raamlnr On ar= The pro-
visions ~ the heri iw and g. statute
providing Tor a Hnr ior owners who
permit their licek O.. nalm az larse
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Dick Evans OF Pittsburg would like
to meet a 150-pound hoXcr. Address.
Joe, Williams, care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08

Get a skate on, It's easy. Armory
Rink.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-09
AMENDMENTS no LAWS.

While Utah's juvenile court laws arc
excellent. the Legislative committee
appointed By the Juvenile Court as.
ISOLATION of Utah, at Its convention
iast spring, after holding n number
or meetings to consider the subject,
nave concluded to recommend a few
changes and amendments. which, it
Is believed, will improve the code. As.
NE committee will probably make
spoc,al report Of their labors. it will
not be necessary to go into details In
this report $3.50 -