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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
STRONG EFFORT IS
BEING MADE TO
GUST BALL|NCER
President Taft DeIuged With
Letters Declaring Presence OF
Richard Achilles Handicap in
Cabinet,
Morning journal Bureau.
Gl3 MunseN Building.


Washington. d. G., Aug
Wide division of opinion prevails
here in Washington among persons
in close touch with the administra-
ton whether Secretary Ballinger Of
the interior department viii resign
lhat strong pressure to get him out
j. being eXerted by men high i'm the
councils OF the regular republicans Is
apparent.
President TAFT is being flooded with
letters from republican politicians
who declare the presence OF Mr.. Bai-
iihger in the cabinet is a handicap
But IL is declared here in quarters
close to the president that Ballinger
does not want to get out, and that
the president Viii not ask him to
leave.
Ii is not doubted President Taft
would be relieved If he would GO MT
Hauinger's view is said To- be that II
would be a calamity for him To quit
He takes the view that for him TO
quit would be 10 allow his enemies
TO cry that they had won victory
and that Il would be accounted "a
triumph by the magazines which Mr
60 tttger classes as OF the muck
raking type. He thinks IL would give
tUu. A4u4Ht enCourH cement To lhost
magazines Tor him to go.
one view is that Mr.. Bailinger VIII
stay long enough 10 see lhht the = NuH-
nugham claims are patented, ana
then viii drop out These claims have
got FAR enough along in the interior
TO be almost ready 90 be
finally acted on.
That some of the regular leaders
have undertaken To bring 10 Mr. biti-
lnger q realization OF the tact ne
is burden To- the administration
Is pretty generally believed here 10
Moreover, it appears the
president has al least tacitly consent
cd TO il.
The situation recalls the occasion
when Alger, as secretary Of war, was
urged 10 get out OF the Mckinney
cannet bv vice President Hobart. MT.
Aleer refused at first To believe
Hobart spoke with the sanction on
President Mckinley. 1t was at the
time when the scandals concerning
army administration were bringing
forth much criticism. and eventualiN liN
.aused the "emhulmed heel inNestl-
gation Nevertheless. Alger left the
cabinet. finding II too embarrassins
,o remain.
The question Is whether Mr. Bal
iinger. in "a like situation. viii STICK u
lut. and on this opinions diiter-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
EXCURSION CONES
TO GRIEF ON ROCKS
Great Steel Vessel Carving
81 1t Hundred Pleasure
Seekers Stranded in PUGET
Sound.


fI3y Morning journal sDecloi Leased wlr,i
Seattle. wash, Aug. s-The steel
steamship Chippewa grounded an
Castle Rock at the southeast end m
Lopez island at II o'clock this morn.
ing aand after being held fast several
hours was flcated on the rising tida
and returned with her passengers NJ
Bellingham Reports indicate that
the damage TO the Chippewa was mot
serious.
The Chippewa. which was carving
500 excursiOnistS from Bellingham
and Anacortes to Victoria II a
struck the rocky shoal in heavy fog
The steamer was carried out of her
course by strong tidal current The
heavy fog made it impossible to see
100 yards ahead The pilot sew Klein
IN the water and signalled to reverse
the engines but the boat struck and
held fast before she could he backed
out Of danger.
Although there was apparently no
danger of the Chippe was foundering
Captain William Thornton thought il
best to be on the safe side and ordered
an the passengers ashore. There was
little confusion and all were taken
off in the small hoats and safely
landed on Lopez island When the
Chippewa was floated in the after
noon the excursionists. who held
picnic on the island in lieu Of their
trip to the Canadian city. re-embarked
and started on their homeward Jour-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
ia F IA s

but markedly similar in general top
ography. climate. vegetation. and agri-
cultural and economic possibilities.
Life California. Palestine is longest
from north to south; it, too. has very
high mountains. and very deep de-
pressions. Passing from west 70 east
in either, there is the HttnraI region
along the coast the zone of hills and
plateaus. then the long valley in each,
while still farther east are fertile
plateaus. finally turning into arid or
desert lands. Each, TOO. has dry
warm season, and humid and more
temperate one palcsiine. is even
move favored tnan California with re-
gard To winter temperature for al
though as in California, the ther-
mometer rises high in summer, it
rarely drops in the winter to the
freezing point. SNOW is rare even on
the plateaus and farmers is almost all
parts of the Holy Land are safe from
any damage by frost
Curiously enough the list Of flora
of this small territory Of Palestine in
cludes approximately the same num-
her Of species as that OF California
about 5000. In both sections ever.
green shrubs predominant. The same
genera. are found on Mount Temel-
pals. Calf. and Mount Carmel Pales-
tine; the maquis formation of Pales-
tine is 10 be compared to the chaper-
raj and chamiso of California: and the
forms Of vegetation OF the Lebanon
and the Hermon mountains are much
the same as those Of the western slope
of the Sierras This analogy OF The
flora of Palestine with that of Cali
firnia iustifies the expectations of the
best results from their Introduction
into the last named state
Among the large nuber of wild
species and varities found in Pales-
tine is the wild emmer. form which
our cultivated types of wheat and re-
lated cereals seem to have been de-
Vised. The author Of the paper found
large areas on the slopes of Mount
Hermon covered with this cereal and
ii was found growing near an eastern
branch of the Jordan. 500 feet below
sea level. and upon the slopes OF the
mountain. $500 feet above sea level
or in the zone of alpine plants. BY
selection and crossing of this Wild GER
cal, which prefers. poor rocky. shall
low dry soil. and thrives without any
cultivation, II Is thought possible to
produce new races which win be very
persistent and very hardy and to ex-
tend the cultivation of wheat to re-
gions where. on account of the low
quality Of the soil and the severity Of
the climate. II is at present impossible
10 produce il.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
GOVERNORS CALLED
TO CONFERENCE
IN SALT LAKE
Washington Executive ASKS
Heads Of Western States TO
Frame Program for Co1ser-
walton Congress,


ny Mornins journal Special Laass6 Wlrel
Sau Lake CITY Aug Tentative
steps looking o. q conference ~ gov
erncrs of Norfhwestefen and Pacific
coast states preliminary 10 The meet
ing col fhe National Conservation con-
erese af ST PAUL haye been taken
hN Governor HAS at Washington Ex-
eeutites - nine states nave been
lugited 90 meet et sali Lake city. pref
crRhN between the ath and 18th of
August ana discuss conservation prob-
lems WifA 4 view r. the adoption ~
q harmonious policy
Governor Was nos neen ia cerres-
pomdcnce whh Governor Srry Of Ctah.
Governor spfy telegraphed cordial
invitation 70 the Washington executive
t0 make thls city the meeting place
nnd rs awaiting definite reply
4 have learned rom his communi-
cations to me- said Governor Spry
this evening "that Governor HAY feels
Hlr0neis over some 81 the matters
thar Hiii como w at the conservation
congress and thinks il is advisa bic
Tor The western and northwestern gov-
ernors Is together iu advance IN or
der that they may he prepared for
concerted action. As 10 whether his
grounds are wcil taken ! am mol pre-
pared a. eay, but ! have extended the
~ Utah 10 such officials
as may desire to take part IN the
conference. My last Information WAS
that Governor Norris of Montana,
Brooks nf Wyoming and Shafroih OF
Colorado favored the conference idea,
hut that Governors Brooks and Shaf-
roth wanted the meeting 10 be held al
Denver have no Information ~ 90
the attitude of the other governors
invited
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
WOULD nE ASSASSIN SHOULD
IN HANGED SAYS SIIAEEpTH

Denver Aur. H-'Hlhr man who
fired the shot ought to be conYted
aud hanged said Governor John p.
ShsiFuih today when informed of the
ATTACK upon Mayor Gayuor. at the
time. however. 10 WAS Thought MaNor
lnNnOr was fatally injured.
man who enters office with
Mayor Gaynor's ideals OF government
must 90 necessity clean out the ap-
pniutces uf the former admiuistra-
unn Governor Shafroth continued.
his naturalization of the municipal
nfitift in New York made of him "a
pfrsia aeniial possibility sad % la great
1 o. ne hoped thnt Dee may recover.
Rev Newell Dwight Hills. of New
york who b. in Denver. said. BY ai-
most universal consent Mayor Gay
uor "a tne hest mayor New York has
bad in O. generation iGc has q mrr-
Aeluus Intellect Ereat initiative. and
vast reserve. and within the last scV-
rfal months had achieved cVtrythiuc
except the lmpuss. pie for the benefit
of New York We must aH hope thar
this dasiardiv tttaCk wiil hc foiied hy
fhr skiii 0f thr surgeons
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
TEXANS BOOST
BAILEY FOR
PRESIDENT
HAILED AS LEADER OF
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY
LaUded as MatchIess States
man Whose Views on Tariff
Entitle Him to Hon0fs From
Grateful Nation



Galveston. sHaa 2 Senator Jps-
eph w Baiisg Hag given monster
dempns,rahou at tha state democratic
convention 1hlch opened here today.
The Demonstration came When clar-
enee onsirs temporary chairman in
hts address sounded the keynote de-
oiariDs thar The convention should re-
affirm the iariff plank ef the state
platform of 1876. which eas decla-
ration IN fafsr 81 tariff for reyenHe
only. saying that this would bc fresh
encouragement 70 that a4tcniesa
statesman whose name Il S. hardly
necessary 10 recall
SIR. 0usley had previously said thar
Texas should send message 10 the
democracy Ut ms nation ard senator
Bailey said something 81 the sort
when he addressed the convention af-
ter the demonstration ii the mean-
time. NE friends ia iha convention
have been Arrlaiming him as the
party candidate for president IN 1912.
II IL practically certain that the
tariff plank viii go IN this platform,
with the idee shat IL will sat a pace
pnf senator bailey prominently before
the country as presidential timber
Iiie platform IS nov being worked
out Il is practically certain it VIII
be as senator Bailey wants Il. n vill
demand submission ~ the prohibition
amendment 20 the constitution be-
essiEa Il Was demanded IN the recent
PRIMARY eiectian and viii declare Tor
the doctrine 81 focal seh government
as advocated hy Mr. Cel4uiti the
nominee for governor
senaspr Bailey is q memher ~ the
platform committee rs Is Colonel
johnson leader of the anti Bailey ele-
ment TheA Nlil oppose each other
III debate before the convention
THE convention net late this after
noon There maa "a routine night
session ana adjournment was taken
untsl ion.Orrow
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
MAYOR BEGAN LIFE As
REPORIER IN BIkOOkIiN y

New York. Aug. g. Mayor william
J Gaynor. who 81 80 years old, began
ne as n BROOKLYN newspaper rt-
porter, studying law at night while
working DAYS.
RE entered politics as democrat
aud was first appointed AN assistant
and WAS then elected district attorney
of Kings county one Of his first
acts ln this mtter capacity WAS TO att
tack the rule OF john NJ Mckane,
who was the absolute political boss
of the town OF Gratesend. ot which
Coney Island was "a part
MclIaue, who was accused of cor
rupung the ballot and protnng
financially hy his acts, was over
thrown and sent Go sing Sing whore
he died
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
EUROPEANS OBJECT TO
HORSE MEAT AS DIET

Washington. Aug e-Teutons In
The countries of northern Europe are
Hveree TO eating horse meat; where
fore they protested when reports were
spread among them L. the effect that
horse meat WAS heipg shipped ~ them
from the Emitted States
The American ccnsuls az Hull and
Newcastle. England. rcpurted today
that no horse meat from the United
states has reached English ports Wal
Ter g.. 5amm. American consul at
iiull, informed the department that
while horse meat from the United
Sfates has rcac he'd thar port there
has been traffic in i've wOrn-out
English horses between Hun ana eon-
tineunl ports, whore they have beca
sold for food
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
EASTBOUND TRAINS
BLOCKED BY BAD
WRECK At BLOOM
MILE or TRACK is
TORN UP IN COLORADO
No, 2 and 4 Turned al Lamy
and Sent East Over the Belen
Cutoff; No, 8 to Be Held at
Ration,

The santa ne schedule ON lines east
of Albuquerque was badly disarrang-
ed last night as the result Of a freight
wreck near Bloom, colo, which tore
mp mile of track. The wreck oc-
curred q short distance west OF Bloom
about ESQ Yesterday evening. Four
teen cars went INFO the ditch. As FAR
as could he learned, no one was kin
ed or injured The cause Of the wreck
Is not known Eastbouud trains No.
and 40 &, which left Albuquerque
on time Last night were turned back
from Lamv and detoured over the
nelen cut-off early this morning. No.
left here 40 ] O'Clock and No
nt 2.30 O'Clock 40. s. the Kansas
city and Colorado local. was not de-
toured. because better time viii be
made for the passengers on that train
hy waiting until shoo-fly Is build
hy waiting until "a shoo-fly Is built
on 90 Ration, where 70 viii be held un-
Nl the track IS cleared.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
THE TEST OF MERIT



Ne better test oi any article can be
made than the test OF time and this is
particularly true of a kidney mcdi-
cire. noan's Kidney pills have stood
ihis test and stood 10 Well. What bet
ter proof of the merits of this remedy
couid YOU demand than the statement
oi Nn Albuquerque resident who has
nocn curod and has STAYED cured.
Read the foliuwiuU
Mrs q. ". naVee. SIT s. Arno ST.
Albuquerque. \ NJ. saws "Doan's
kidney Pulls have been used Ia our
home with such positive results that
] cannot praise them too highly. Rack
De caused me great deal OF dis
comfort and . knew that it arose from
ulsoraercd kidneys. The doctor told
me ] WAS suffering from kidney COM
pAint nut I was unable 10 get relief
from Dis medicine FINALLY / com-
mehcrd taking nnans Kidney pills
and they removed every symptom of
ml trouble. During the three years
mat have since passed. have had no
return attack ot kidney trounie.
For sale hy all dealers. Price 80
cents FOSTER -Miihurn co. Buffalo
Ncw hotk, sole acents FOR Che United
States
Remember The name-Doan's-
take uo other
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
CROP CONDITIONS FOUND
BELOW TEN YEAR AVERAGE

Washington Aus Crop growth
throughout the Unlted States was un-
favorable during july according TO
The statement Of the bureau ut sta-
tistics issued today. Conditions ave
.raee lowest in North Dakota
Ilv states the aggregate of or0n
conditions on August ! GEO frpre-
fenting the average on August u of
The LAST ten DAYS follow
North Dakota a. South Lnanta,
81 Nebraska, So: Kansas. 81, rexas.
lud. oklahoma, SO, Montana. sag
Wyoming "a, colorado. Sc. New McN-
SEQ. So, Arizona. 100. Utah. "a
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
MAYOR GAYN0R VICTIM
OF C0WARDLY ASSASSIN

n am iueXpressiv shocked 20 learn
~ the dasturdly attack upon Mayor
GnNnor. Please keep me informed Of
tho mayors condition. ! most earn
cstly hope that "a complete recovery
may be expected
tsignedl
CHARLES =. HUGHES"
Mrs William J Gaynor ST. james
~ 81
Mrs Hughes and I extend to you
our deepest sympathy. We trust that
There Is every reason 10 hope Tor
Mayor Gaynor's complete recovery,
sSignedl
CHARLES f. HUGHES"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
DOLLARS
FIRE LOSS IN
BOSTON
Huge Lumber Piles and Costly
Brick Buildings Destroyed
First General Alarm Since
1872.


Boston. Aug "a loss Of mp
wards Cf one million dollars was eaus-
ed tonight By a fire in the wholesale
lumber district Starting from an W.
known cause in the lumber yards AZ
Blacker and Shepard. the blaze ass
samed proportions Of such magnitude
that a general aiarm-the first sound
ed in this city since IS72-followed
within ten minutes OF the first slarm.
The fire destroyed ten million feet
of lumber and fiye brick buildings,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
PLEA NOT LIKELY
TO HELP DOCTOR CRlPPEN

favor OF DR. II. Fl. Crippen and Ethel
Leneye was raised here today b,
local newspaper. on the authority of
a Montreal criminal lawyer, 1t is eon-
tended. their arrest was Illegal iie-
cause made by Quebec provincial pc
lice in federal territory. The govern.
ment authorities are not alarmed by
the contention.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
FREIGHT RATE INQUIRY
OPENS SOON IN CHICAGO

Washington. Aug. Enquiry into
the proposed advance in freight rates
recently made by the railroads of the
Western Trunk Line association Will
begin in Chicago. August 30 The
hearing viii be held by Judge George
y. Brown and c. X. Hillyer. eXamin-
ers of the interstate commerce COM
mission IL is possible that all roads
interested may not he prepared to pro-
coed on that date. but such testimony
viii be taken as the railroads have in
readiness
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
ALDRlCH AND CANNON
FLAYED BY BRlST0W

Appleton Wis Aug a-FlaynR
Aidneh and Cannon, eenouneins those
republicans wha favored the Payne
Aldrleh tariff hili. and advocating the
creation OF tariff commission with
sweeping powers sn that schedules
ON specific articles may be changed
~ soon as proof exists that they are
wrong, Senator Joseph L. Rrisiow OF
Kansas delivered here tonight the
second speech ef his uhirlwind cam
paign through Wisconsin iu the in-
ieresf of ~ Toilette and io thc cause
~ insurgency.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
BRITISH PAPERS PRINT
Il-II AllOINIS OF AIIAll 1.

London Aug 9-The London news-
papers print fuli reports of the attack
on Mayor Gaynor The standard IN un
editorial says:
Mayor Gaynor ranks high in tho
class ot men who can 100 bee spared
from the worlds work The compile
tion OF his career is matter of in.
fernntionul Importance and hts loss
would be "a calamity to his country
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
RIVAL EXPOSITION
WILL CELEBRATE
CANAL OPENING
San Diego and San Francisco
VIII Both Hold Shows and
Combine to Shut Out New
Orleans,



San Diego. Cal Aug. s.--Califor-
MIA now is assured of two expositious
to celebrate the opening Of the Pana-
ma canal IN 1915. Voters of san
Diego al municipal election held
here today decided 10 issue bonds IN
the sum of 100000 ~ Improve
ment Of the city PARK. aiready select
ed as the exposition site. and FOR the
construction ~ permanent buildings
which shall constitute the nucleus -
the fair
The bonds were carried hy vote
Of seven To- one The verdict is regard
ed as "a ratification ~ the agreement
reached by Representatives oi san
Franeisco and san Diego In confer
enee at Washington -. q. last MAY.
Representatives If the san Diego eN-
position win visit san Francisco this
week to confer on the subject of unit
ed opposition t. the claims OF New
orleans
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
OKLAHOMA HAS SIX
MILLION ACRES OF COAL

Norman. okla Aug. 81. l..
Hutchinson. assistant director OF The
Oklahoma geological survey today iil-
ed q report OF his Investigation of the
coal deposits of oklahoma. He esti-
mates that the available supply Is
nearly ten billion toms He found over
600 600 acres Of coal bearing lands
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
BRANDER MATHEWS
DETERMINED FOE
Of GAMBLERS
Women Caught in Raid
at Nanagansett Wait in
Suspense Next Move of Cruel
ConStabIeS.
lBy Morning Journal Special Leased wIreI

Narragansett pier, r l.. Aug. g.
Society people were still waiting in
suspense tonight for the Detx move
IN the gambling crusade thar was
started by Constable John G. Cross
and other rel0rmers sunday.
Professor Brander Mathews. one
cf the men behind the recent raid.
soid todf.
III the majority Of the people who
frequent the pier want gambling they
should petition the legislature for au-
tnority to establish an American
Monte Carlo here but as long as it
~ Illegal 10 gamble. I shall do my
part To suppress it.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
STONE THROWING AND
SHOOTING m COLUMBUS

Columbus O.. Aug 9-The opera
ton OF cars in Columbus tonight WAS
marked by persistent stone throwing
Cars throughout the city were dam
aged.
one non-union conductor. angered
by a CRY OF "scab." from the sidewalk.
drew his revolver and fired The ball
went through a window of barber
shop. Several other eases of shooting
BY carmen were reported
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
NEVADA MINE PLANT
REPORTED IN FLAMES

Reno. NeN.. Aug. io--rhe Best and
Helcher mine on Gold Hin near Nir-
einia Clte j. reported on fire at mid
night The Flames can Do seen from
Reno. twenty miles away. hut details
are unohtn bic "a this hour.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
ITALY DETERMINED D
TO EXTRAOITE
CHARLTON
Confessed Wife Murderer VIII
Not Escape Trial If Legal tx
pens at Rome Can Prevent
nv Morning Journa, special I.as.a Wire,

nv Morning Journaf SDe"iai Leased Wlrei
New York. Aug. 9.-Porter Charl-
ton, who is now In the Jersey City Jail
awaiting the outcome of proceedings
% eXtradite him TO Italy will not es-
cape returning Ia thai country 70
answer FOR the confessed murder Of
his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton
az Lake Como. without legal hattie.
This was made plain tonight by
Gustav Dirosa the Italian vice con-
sal in statement issued when he
called al Prosecutor Garyen's office in
Jersey city 10 inquire about the case.
II desire to make it clear" said
Sianor al Rosa Chat the government
I represent IS going ~ yet Cahrlton.
he shall not escape trial in italy II
we can help IT,
The vice consul inquired particular
ly whether tie prosecutor Intended
10 have alienists examine charlton
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

The study Of this end other wn,
types Of our cereals does not eonf,a
itself to 2 merely botanical ana NJ.
torial end, bur becomes intensaa.,
practical as an economic. even ssc,.,
problem. as its ultimate aim is to nro
duce a little more bread at I'M
less expense and to render this nra
duction possible where, up to the XIX
sent time, it has been Impossible
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Douglas. Ariz-. AUG. e.-Floods I'm
Mexico. south 90 here. washed out
portions of the Nscnzari railroad to-
day Traffic over the road win he in
terruped for several days
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
DOZEN DEAD; SCORE HURT
IN SAN RAFAEL COLLISION

SAN Rafael CAL Aug. 9-Twelve
men are dead and score suffering
rom painful injuries as the result Of
the collision on the Northwestern Pa
cific railroad az Ignacio Station last
night one death. that of W r. Bur
ton Cf Berkeley. occurred today and
the condition Of several of these in
hospitals in san Francisco Is precar-
iOus
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

GENUINE PILE CURE
declare EVERY ingredient
les
medicines
All in Ell
Highland Pharmacy ANaTado
Williams J. Co. Van DrueCo
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
LIE NEAL IS Tie ONLY CURE E0R IHE DRINK HABIT

TIE NEAL 10 TIE UNL1 CURE FUh TIE URINK HABIT
An internal treatment hypodermie and
'ides the comforts Of refined
to Write q
IreeRo
THE NEAL Nexico
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