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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

the call. A sheen OF light spreads
over the east. sort. hazy light that is
the prophet OF the blaze to come.
Looking out over the miles and miles
of sward. you can see an antelope
feeding and cattle unmindful of each
other and drawing alike upon the
great s%tOrehouse Of nature. All
around flowers have bloomed during
the night, flowers that you never saw
before. one a great hibiscus-like disk
OF purple. whose petals are rugous
like crepe. little modest flowerlets
that cling close 20 the ground. and
open-calyxed splotches of red That
exhale an odor sweeter than any rose.
All OF this time there has been q
change coming IN in the east. Fleecy
clouds way mp in "a sky of such un-
speakable bluencss that the eye can
hardly realize It's royal color. are gray
in the early morning light. Not for.
long. though. As the sun REACHES up
for the horizons brim. the clouds
blush pinkiy. then rustic on gar
ments Of gold and crimson and snowy
white. Great beams OF light sweep
up to the zenith, and the larks on
Gods meadow sing as no captive bird
could sing. their hearts filled with
the savage beauty 81 the morning. a
little section of the fiery disk rises
up over the edge Of the slope and
between l. a path OF diamonds miles
long traced in the sparkling dew.
Now the clouds are white, like tho
marbles Of Carrara in a setting OF
enamel. and the day breeze comes
tripping up from the south. flaming
the breast Of the day hat IS born,
and sending the rich blood 81 vitality
tingling through the veins and after
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
SQUATTERS ON THE
CHAM|zAL ZONE
MUST MOVE
Only Titles Dated Prior 10
March Is of This Year are
Held to Be Valid By Boundary
Commission,

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
san Antonio, Texas. July 2i.-An
order Of the International Boundary
commission. a body which Is trying to
adjust the Chamizal Zone question. re-
quires all occupants Of the disputed
territory 10 move without delay. only
titles dated prior to March Is OF this
year are held 20 be valid, Ever since
the dispute over the strip Of land
arose between Mexico and the United
States sqnatters have put la appear
ance In the zone in large numbers.
Before final disposition Of the case
can be made by arbitration climina-
iion OF them was thought necessary
The Chamizal Zone II a strip OF land
opposite III Pnso. which the Rio
Grande threw into the United states
~ cutting itself a new bed Accord
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
MOQUl SNAKE DANCES
TO BE HELD AS USUAL
AT VARIOUS VILLAGES
Mckinley County Republican,

Mckinley County Republican,
From information received, b fol-
lowing dances. it is said, will take
place among the Moqui Indians near
Keams Canon. Ariz. The last cat
china dance will take place on Aug
ust I'd. On August 9Th a flute dance
or snake dance will be announced TO
take place on August card. and il is
believed that the flute dance will take
place at Mishongnovi and the snake
dance at Oraibi on August gain.
Michongnovi is NJ Tcreva. Ariz-. 20
miles west Of Keams Canon. on the
road To Oraibi other dances viii be
held between the dates named and
September isL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
Newspaper Man Has Narrow Escape

W. n. Gilbera OF Mesa. Arizona
formerly a newspaper man. bit now
engaged in reclamation work near
that place for James Atkinson. had n
narrow escape from death the other
day. when a careless Indian in at
tempting TO lower a huge timber
down "a shaft where Gilbert was work
ing. permitted u TO fall. severely
crushing Gnbert's right hand and
shoulder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
New Telephone system in Cruces.

The Trl-state Telephone company.
which has taken over the exchange ia
Las Cruces. will soon begin the build
ing Of an entire new plant and VIII
install q better system in all sections
Of the town. The company has al
ready shipped in $4,000 feet Of new
cable which will be used in construc-
ton FORK.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

For resident students. light, airy. steam heated dormitories
or private rooms may be had. Good, wholesome board is
provided Because of it's central and accessible location
st Vincents is an ideal location for day students. The col
lege hours are from $40 a. m. to 100 y. m, with an hours
so desire-they may take dinner at the college.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
PnrIeni Die az Pnlomas.

A nan named Neal. who recently
came To- Palomas Springs Texas,
died there last week and was buried
IN Palomas. lie had been an invalid
for years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

Soreness OF the muscles. whether IN
duced by violent exercise or injury. u
quickly relieved by the free applica-
zion OF Chnmberla.n's Liniment. This
liniment is equally valuable for mus
eular rheumatism. and always affords
quick RELIEF. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

William Haley. who IS said tn have
we'll t. do relatives In Chicago. is now
In the Maricopa county iaii charged
with issuing worthless checks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
Fall Term Begins Sept. 14th

The ran semester begins september II,
and registration OF students viii be made
September ~ and ~. students may en-
ter. however, at any time, and are charg-
ed from the date of entrance only.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

The moderate use Of such athletics rs are calculated to ala III
the proper development OF the body Is always encouraged at
81. Vineenrs. Baseball, football basket BAH, hand ball, tennis
ana other manly and recreative sports are fostered under the
supervision Of capable directors. st Vincents has one of the
1t is n very large and completely equipped building, con-
Al.-A- a-LuLnu - lrn-.Ln II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

For the young men entering the bust
ness world this course Is highly prac-
teal. II gives the student a thorough
business training ~ including book
keeping. shorthand and typewriting.
The course IS completed IN two years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
THE MORAL


the care and attention they would get at home
All apM@ntG rh dmmnn to St Vrcntsm are required to present testimonials for their
good moral Character hose lMng otT sdoosa and coming to st Nmcentsa are re1hred
to present Wrs of recommendation from the schools they are leaving The nitro discipline
Of st ncens-whn not @yre nor umasonab lie strict and consistent md calculated to
elevate the students to heir highest moral development
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
RESIDENT AND
DAY STUDENTS

recess at noon. Where day students
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
THE FACULTY

fcient course of training, uneNoeled in any Western institution. The
is so comprehensive that a boy may enter st Vncents from the sey
work right OF up ill he obtains his college degree.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31
The Foremost Educational Institution ofthe Sout
For the Thorough and SymmetricaL-- Mental, M
and Physical Development of Your Boy

81. vncents College stands today in the front rank of the
lishment. in 1865-it has continually maintained its leaders
tific training and the marvellous development of Los Angelo
The conspicuous and distinctive feature of st. VnCentS
ing. Every student at st. Vincent's is continually surroln
full mother would desire her boy to have. The curriculum
the latent abilities of each individual student. Wholesome RI
both body and mind.
The college building IS splendid brick structure of impoSi
finest residence district, only a few minutes from the throb
every ~disquetng and d~stracting influence. The college has
lecture and class rooms, and WeI-lighted dormitorieS and
chemical laboratories. and commercial rooms; and is sure
grounds and an excellent college campus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
CALLS NEW ANESTHETIC
'MEDICAL GOLD BRICK
Chicago Doctor Attributes
Mans Death to Drug
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
CHICAGO, Van. -stovaine. a new
anesthetic. caused the death of John
Rohrty at the county hospital last
Thursday, according to Coroners Ply
sician Warren II. Hunter. Rohrty
was operated on for fractured knee
cap and died an hour after he was
taken off the operating table. Doctor
Hunter made a postmortem examina-
ton of the body today and an inquest
probably will be held tomorrow.
Death was caused ls stovaine and
external violence said Doctor Hunter.
The fractured knee cap forms all the
external violence marks that the body
showed and that in itself would not
cause death. of course
Doctor Hunter referred to the new
anesthetic recently demonstrated in
Chicago by DR.. Thomas Jonnesco as a
medical gold brick
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
WOMAN WANTS HER
DEATH MADE SURE
Directs Physician to Pierce
Heart and Bequeaths Prop
erty in California

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 15.-The police
broke open door at the. home of Miss
Laura Hemans White, 343 Main street,
last night and found the body of the
aged woman gnawed by rats. In the
kitchen was found d tin box contain
ing the woman's will, which indicated
that she had considerable property in
California. She had horror of being
buried alive.
Her will requested that after death
her body should be examined daily for
10 days by physician and finally
stabbed through the heart three times,
for which the physician should receive
$40. Then the body is to be cremated
Among her bequests were the follow
ing:
My ranch in California near Bakers
field, including several tracts of uneul-
tivated land. also my lots in San Diego,
bequeath Ito Master Jerry Davis
Deemer. They are not to be sold until
he has attained his majority.
MY property, 1921 Downey avenue.
Los Angeles. Cal, called Camp Content,
l bequeath to my friend, Mrs. Apollfnia
r. Milbert for her natural life, with the
request that after death, she shall be-
queath It to Miss katherine Louise
Hahn, daughter of Victor Hahn. and
niece of Mrs. Milber, If said katherine
shall have been a dutiful niece during
the later years of her aunt; if not then
to whosoever shall have cared for her
satisfactorily during that period
MY property at Sunset Beach and
my lots at La Cadena Park, Cal, l be-
u1eath to Miss Anna M. and May Full
lerton of Fatehgorh India.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
AEROPLANES RISE
FROM MUDDY TRACK
Bad Weather and Poor Starting
Ground Easily Overcome
by Knights of Air
I Os ANGELES. Jan. 15.-FolIowins
is summary of the events at the
4 aviation field:

7 Os ANGELES. Jan. 15.-FolIowing
is summary of the events at the
- aviation field:
PauIhan made one lap. circuit In
2:3s 4-5.
Charles h. Hamilton, i'm Curtiss ma
chine, attempted TO break the 10 lap
record for the course, but failed. His
time was 3O.34 3-5.
Knabensbue tried to beat his own
record for one lap in a GirigibIe, but
failed; time, 5:3J.
Glenn II. Curtiss made the course in
2:19 2-5. This was the fastest time of
the day.
I<nabenshue, I'm his dirigfbIe, rose 100
feet and dropped two dummy bombs
within 20 feet square.
Charles f. willard tried for the
one lap record late in the day and
failed; time, 1908 20.
President Bishop of the Aero club of
America announced that PanIhan ON
the last Gny of the meet would try for
the MicheIin cup, offered for distance
and duration.
MiscaroI attempted flight In the
BIeriot monopIane with both controls
removed, guiding the machine by its
tail only. He attempted 10 describe a
short circle and fost control, his ma
chine striking the ground The Ieft
wing was smashcd, but Miscarol es-
capped unfnjured.
Panlhan made 10 laps In an unof-
fetal flight. His time was not Pn-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
POOR STROKE AT GOLF
is Is CENTS EXTRA
Price of Elusive Spheroids Is
Advanced by Trust
[Speciol | Dispatch to The Call

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan 15.-Not to be
behind the general uplift of prices on
milk and other luxuries the manufac-
turers of golf balls have advanced the
cost sufficiently to make it necessary
for the retailers to add Is cents per
ball to the list price on every make.
Ammunition for attacking Colonel
Bogey, which last year cost so cents,
will this year necessitate an outlay of
65 cents, while the pellets which for
merIy sold for six bits will retail at
80 cents.
The advance in rubber is given as
the main reason for the advanee. but
this will not lessen the effect of the
jolt, which. so far, has not been felt
in the northern section of the snow
bound country.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Schooner, San Buenaventura Is
WaterlOgged at Mouth OF
the Rogue River
Whereabouts of Captain With
Wife and Child and Six
: Sailors Unknown
Absence OF Sign of Life on the
Vessel Creates Fears for
= Those on Board
Vessel Believed to Have Met
Disaster at Sea During
Heavy Gale
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

ORESCENT CITY, Jan. 15.-With
I its captain and his wife and
child and its crew of six men
missing, the schooner San Buenaven-
tura, heavily laden with lumber, ia
ashore on the beach near the mouth
of Rogue river, 50 miles north of here,
and is rapidly breaking up.
Mystery Surrounds Wreck
The absence of any sign of life
aboard the doomed vessel and the lack
of any information concerning the
fate of the crew throws an element OF
mystery about the wreck. Apparently,
however, the schooner was abandoned
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

before it struck and it is thought
probable that while it was being
blown northward in helpless con-
dition during the severe gale of
Thursday the crew was taken off by
some passing steamer out at sea.
The San Buenaventura, under, COM
mand of Captain Rappmundt of San
Francisco, sailed from Eureka on
Wednesday for Altata. Mexico. 1t
carried crew of six men. and thers
were also on board the captains wife
and child.
Crew May Have Escaped
The mouth of Rogue river. where the
schooner was -beached. is approximately
ITS miles north of Eureka. From this,
it is supposed. that the San Buenaven-
tura met with misfortune shortly after
leaving Eureka and was blown this dis
tanee northward away from its course
during Thursdays storm.
Failure to have heard anything OF
the members of the crew up to the
present time has caused considerable
anxiety. but il is not thought probable
that'all hands could have been lost be-
fore the vessel beached. and the gener-
ally accepted belief is that they were
rescued by some passing vessel
Wrecked Schooner Seen
PORT ORFORD. jan 15.--A courier
tonight brought word from Gold Beach
that an unknown lumber schooner is
sunk off the mouth OF the Rogue river.
Only about two feet of her hull or
deck is visible between seas. All her
sails are set There is no sign Of
life aboard her. 1t is believed at Gold
Beach that the craft is the lumber
schooner San Buenventura. A terrific
storm is still raging along the coast
and no one has been able to reach
the stranded vessel
This morning when residents of Gold
Beach arose the strange vessel met
their eyes. The craft had drifted in
during the night. a careful watch
was maintained all day. but no sign
of life aboard her wss manifested
When the courier left Gold. Beach
there was no indication of how soon q
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

TESTS PUMPING ENGINES Oakland. Ian. 10
Under the direction of Assistant City Engi-
neer z. F. Brown, the two engines, at the
pumping station Of the salt water auxiliary
system the shore Of Lake Merritt were
given 10 hours endurance run this after
noon and evening. This was the final test
of the completed system of which 1he. pipe
lines have already been accepted by the board
of public works
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
BISHOP MCNEIL MADE
VANCOUVER ARCHBISHOP
Vatican Promotes PreIate From
Newfoundland Post

ROME, Jan. 1.-THE Vatican an
nounced today the promotion of the
Right Rev. Neil Mcneil, bishop of St
Georges, Newfoundland, to the Office Of
archbishop Of vancouvers
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Pl-ANS | LONG DISTANCE FLIGHT
WIND AND RAIN DEF|ED BY KV|HTORS

remarkable field Los
7hsh H@hy pTymmn from aM greater
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Waldorf Astor Beaten

Davenport. where the big navy issue
was predominant. wiped out the lib
ersl majority and returned two union
lists by 500, Sir J. Jackson and Sir c.
Kinloch Cooke. Sir Henry Norman, the
liberal journalist, who is well known
in America, and who recently was ap-
pointed assistant postmaster general
was defeated at Wolverhampton, South.
by q small majority In order to re-
tain his place in the cabinet he will be
nominated for another borough
Waldorf Astor and Sir II. Mortimer
Durand, the former ambassador to the
United States. who contested the two
Plymouth seats as unionists. were de-
feated but cut down that city's liberal
majority from 1857 to $40.
Davidson Daziel, a promoter. and at
one time conspicuous in Wall street
unionist, turned out J. II. seaverns, a
liberal and former American. from his
seat for the Brixton division of Lam
,o4h
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
SUNDAY. JANUARY 16. 1910
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Showers light
maximum temperature, "a; minimum, A.
YESTERDAY-Part cloudy; southwest wind;
southwest wind. Page 4S
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

FISHERMAN ARRESTED Oakland Jan. 15-
John Resino, IAN italian fisherman of San
Francisco, said TO be wealthy. was arrested
today by Detective Kyle. The police expect
the parents of Mary Salyina II years old of
1882 Seventh street. West Berkeley, to swear
) 10 a complaint Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Opponents of British Cabinet
Win Eighteen Places and
Suffer Three Defeats
Popular Vote Goes Against Gov
ernment Candidates, Reduc-
ing Former MaiOrities
Crowd in Grimsby HOOts Lloyd
George, but Constituency
UphOIds His Policy
oNDoN Jan. l5.-The first engage

I ONDON, Jan. I5.-The first engage
ment in the fight for tariff reform.
- great navy and the supremacy
OF the lords as against free trade, re-
form Of the house of lords and home
rule ended tonight with neither party
in a commanding position.
The standing of the various parties.
including uncontested seats. follows:
Unionists. 43; liberals. 81; Iaborites.
8; nationaIists, 3.
Unionist gain. Is; liberal gain. 3;
laborite gain over liberals l: no
change, 90
OF the i seats contested in London
The liberals hold : and the unionists
s. Of the latter being gains in North
Lambeth. Brixton and Fulham.
UniOnists Win Most Seats
In the provinces the unionists gained
Southwest Manchester. Stalybridge.
salisbury. Rochester, Burnley. two seats
in Devonport. Cambridge. Yarmouth,
Gloucester. Wolverhampton, West and
South. wednesburg and two seats in
Bath
The liberals won Manchester, North
west: Darlington and Grimsby The
labor gain was at East Manchester.
The results Of the polling tend to
confirm the forecast that the liberals
viii retain control Of the government
with a greatly reduced majority. The
unionists have gained an encouraging
number Of seats, although less than the
29 which they expected 10 take away
from the liberals out Of the a bal
loted for
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

Fighting Pinchot by indirection Page 30
Mrs Harriman's magnificent gift. Page 80
Processes 10 fear Capitalization. Page so
Judge Lovett's big problem. page 80
The japanese as California asset page 30
CITY.
Lincoln Roosevelt league favOrs W R. Davis
for governor. Page 23
st. Andrews society celebrates 151st snniver-
sary Of Burns birth. Page ~
Renewal of hostilities between Spring Valley
and the city sounded Page 10
Trouble over label required for cold storage
eggs Page 81
Nine. sembrich discusses the art of sing
ing. Page 20
Gifsscresms at sight of burglar and father
grspples thief. Page 33
Doctor Meyer assumes duties as rabbi Of
Emanu- FL congregation. Page "A
Young couple keep wedding secret for a
week. Page FL
Three physicians to examine Halsey and graft
cases continued by consent Page 23
Collegiate alumnae association considers char
ity work and organization. Page 22
Three eounterfeiters with complete coming
plant captured by secret service men. Page 10
Colonel Frederick Won Schrader succeeds Ste
vens as quartermsster of department. rage E2
Railroad commission asks attorney general
to protest against increase in transcontnental
rates. Page 2I
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Victory for Chamberlain

Birmingham. has been strongly con-
servative, largely the result Of Joseph
Chamberlain's crusade for protection,
and today the unionists carried the city
solidly by increased majorities, nearly
5000 larger than in 1906.
In Manchester the unionists increased
their votes, for while the liberals still
have five Of the six seats the liberal
majorities were decreased nearly 5000
Ths most sweeping change in London
was in Fulham borough, where the
middle class population went enthusi-
sstically for tariff reform. giving w.
Hayes Fisher. unionist. a majority Of
1000
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
Gilbert Parker Keeps Seat

". Joynson- Hicks, the unionist. who
beat winston Spencer Churchill in the
Manchester bye election Of 1908 by 494
votes. loses his seat to Sir G. Kent,
liberal. by 7sS.
Right Hon. G. wyndhan. who will
be governor general Of Canada if the
unionists take on the government, car
ried his seat by a slightly increased
majority.
The liberals took away . thousand
votes from Sir Gilbert Parker in the
Grsvesend district, but he retains his
seat as a unionist.
RUSSELL Res, prominent ship own
er. whose face was familiar at the
recent peace conferences, loses Glou-
cester to the unionist. II. Terrell
I. I. Lincoln. liberal, ousted j. Pike
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
LiberaI Maiorities Reduced

The popular vote goes strongly
gsinst the liberals The members of
that party who hold seats won them to-
day by majorities ranging from so to SO
per cent below their majerities in 1906.
except in few boroughs where special
conditions figured in the campaign.
The popular votes polled by the lib
stronger hold on power than in the
provinces. The majority of the Lon
don boroughs were labor districts. OF
these the unionists carried five, three
being captured from the liberal column,
but by small margins
Manchester and Birmingham give
leat-, llninniet gain
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
FOREIGN

Premier Of Spain says crisi
tent in army widespread.
British liberals lose several
and have reduced majorities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16
COAST

Paulban plans attempt to make long dis
record fight. Pas
Two men arrested at Susanville charged
stealing rancher's cattle Pas
Burlingame elect threatens Japanese cool
disturbs their aristocratic sIumbers. Pas
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

cOntInued ON Page s2, Column
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

Continued ON Page rs, Column )
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-04
COMMON SENSE FIRST. AND
THEN SCIENCE.
BABIES ARE NOT INAEIMATE TOYS.B

The latest fad if not folly of the
dav is embraced in the term "ScieD-
tific Motherhood. Ii we are cor
rectly informed of the practical work
ings of the modern scheme for baby
raising il is that no baby is to De
kissed. or rocked 20 sleep, nor TICK
led under the chin, nor cooed at,
nor allowed a rattle. nor a tooth
cutting appliance. nor 10 be decked
in baby blue ribbons, nor allowed 10
sleep on its back, etid ad infinitum
and ad nauseam. Away with your
scientific mother and give us
mother of common sense. We had
something in last weeks Herald on
the subject of treating a COW sensr
blv rather than scientifically and
Won read the contribution you WIZ
agree that sense has science beat
TO a frazzle. Scientific mothers are
generally mothers who spend much
of their time at clubs while mothers
OF sense spend most of their time
at home. You may raise a baby on
q bottle but we have little hope for
one raised on "bosh.