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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

title. Huit q dozen members OF the
Wilson family filed claims. Then they
sought 20 buy the hand from the sos
ewmpnt aud IN ord,r as raise tho
necessary FUNDS they Interested +. c..
Richardson OF seattle, Who invested
SN.go0. add thc Wilson's ana Hishetd-
SONS organized the sterling Coal come
'panv The claims were commuted and
the land office Was paid Cor 32e
acres 81 The laud The Wilson's. ac-
cording t. sworn testimony, put the
money received from Richardson To-
their own use ana after "a meeting In
Portland. held there because tho Ster-
ling company was an oregon corpof-
alton. and attended only hy KaWlm-
son ANA Geora wilson guoFnvr rom-
panN called the Wilson Cnai Land
company. WAS farmed which left
Richardson out I'm the ccld
Richardson entered sun against
tNe sterling company FOR as shure,
but the action was dismissed in 1905
hy fudge Hartford on the ground mat
.thc sterling company was nn Illegal
combination 10 was held tNat q COM
hinudou uade 10y individuals Ia ac-
llirc cOal lands in excess of $40 acr,
lor an association is unlawful anil
am, patents obminod through such
means are inNaiid and gnn be ctneel
lea by the government in q suit in
equity
The government Officials invcsu
gated the Whole Case. held up the
nominations pendins fer the acquire
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

Seattle. wash, Jan. 2G.-united
states District Judge Hanford de-.
cided today that tbe title a. 1o-i
acres OF valuable eoai lands IN Lewis
county. claimed By p e. Richardson
and several members of the RaNhn-
son family. afl OF seattle. shall revert
to the government.
Litigation and negotiations over
these lands have been in progress
wears. In February. 1893.
nauiason and bic SON George ~
flied il declafatofy statement pa tht
northwest utisfter Of section no. town
ship -. Lewis county. and about two
years iatcr Wilson conceived ihc idea
or obtaining ditto 20 l,04e acres % coat
lands va fhc vicinity. various drciar-
atorv statcm-nt d were filed by other
members 90 fhc Wilson family "a
legal action pas Instituted to obtain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

committee and shown about the city
He visited the gas plant which Is to
furnish the gas necessary 10 initiate
the fourteen or sixteen balloons in
the big event. Tonight ne was the
rlest IL "a banquet OF the Aero club.
president Bishop said also that there
WA an excellent prospect OF Denver
securing the internationai contests
President Wands OF the local aero
rlnb received word today that Louis
pnulhan. the French aviator, would
reach here next Tuesday ana would
probably arrange 70 givc an exhibition
eight here before returning TO
France.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
Al Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. 26.-Poco-
moke. freely offered at s to /, raced
away from his field in the Tallahassee
stakes, today's feature, at Moncricf.
Coupled with Pocomote's victory five
choices were returned winners. The
meeting of Jack Atkin and John Grif-
fon II at five furlongs has been an
nounced for tomorrow. Summary:
First race. three furlones, selling
Darling. won; Rye Straw, second,
Lady Ormicant. third. Time. $50.
Second race, five furlongs, selling
Flying Footsteps. won Dave Wallace.
second; Henderson, third. Time,
1901.
Third race. six f~urlongs, selling
Top Note. won; Graude Dame. so
ond: Mary t., third. Time, 1;is 1-5.
Fourth race, Tallahassee selling
stakes. mile-Pocomontc. won: FL
faile. second; Pinte. third. Time,
1899 Is.
Fifth race, seven furlonEs. selling
Shapdaic. won. Endymion. second;
Gold Dust. third. Time, LES.
Sixth race. one and one-cighth
miles. selling-warflcla, won. Billy
Pullman. second: Lois Cavannagh.
third. Time. 1854 1-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
LOUIS BROWNS
OFFER BERTH TO
RUDE WEEKS
ALREADY SIGNED UP BY
FORT WORTH TEAM
Tosser and Salazar.
Leave Next Month for Texas
Town to Play in CLASSY Conn
pany,

II Is too bad.
This does not refer to The three
eggs Of the proycrh. but to the ease of
RUDE WaddeH Weeks, Albuquerquc's
crack ban twister. who two months
ago signed a contract TO play the com
ing season on the Fort Worth team
u The Texas league,
No. getting captured by the Fort
Worth bunch is not go bad
The serious part OF, il came yester-
day when Weeks received "a letter
from President NJ. :. Robson OF the
81. Louis Nationals enclosing a con-
tract neatly filled out. by the proVis-
ions Of which, in return for his SER
vices with the Browns, Weeks WIS 10
1910 the sum &c $1,000. That st
Louis wants Weeks and wants him
bad, il indicated by the fact hat he
was instructed to report not later
than March 6 TO Bresnahan at st.
Louis To accompany the Browns 10
their spring training grounds at Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas.
Weeks face was a study when be
received that contract. with a nice lite
tie blank space in which to sign his
name. But after all il might be worse.
While there Is hardly as much money
in it with Fort Worth. Weeks, If he
makes good there. as he VIII, ana it's
4 cinch. will be just Il little bit surer
Of making good with n Of the big
leagues than at present. St. Louis has
her eve on him ana win watch his
work closely down IN the long horn
country. Weeks and salazar, the 9TH
er Albuquerque boy who has Joined
the Fort Worth team, leave February
rs for the Texas town.
They viii have a chance carly in
March to 20 I'D against the New York
Giants, Detroit. and Cleveland. SO that
Weeks sitlazar will have some
pretty valuable. experience crossing
bats with the big mes from the ef-
fete east. Weeks Of course does the
twirling for Fort Worth with Salazar
VI the third bag,
Both are graduates OF Prof. Daniel
Padilla's school OF applied baseball
ana their york in this part OF The
brush is too well known to need re-
mark.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
rNUlHAN AND PARTY
LEAVE TODAY FOR SALT LAKE

san Francisco. Jan, 60. Louis
Paulhan closed q t1roe-day aviation
eNhibitlon al Tanforan this afternoon
with "a thirty-one minute flight, IN
which he rose to q height Of t,foO
fc,t. The aviator left tto curse and
disappeared from view while he flew
ovcr san Mateo and B%urlingame. The
weather was ideal.
Paulhan ana his party will leave TO-
morrow Tor salt Lake
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
RAGING RESULTS


Juarea, Mex, Jan. 26.-~HlagS was
the onl. successful first choice to run
al Terrazas park today. He was also
the medium of . big killing. He open
ed at 4 to l and was backed down to
8 to 5 favorite at the close. He was
badly outrun to the stretch where he
closed fast and won handily by hals
"a length in the fast time of 1.12.
summary;
First race. selling, 3 IL %furlongs;
Rob Lynch, 1917, tGarner), 5 to l Won;
Interpose. 40, (Benchoten), . to l.,
second; Fusileer, liz. CRice), 20 to l.,
third. Time, 1907 10.
Second race, selling, seven furlongs:
Gibson. 1O2. (Bcnschoten), 13 TO .,
won; Joe Enrich, 1O7, tShillingl, >
to /. second. Miss Alert, 1906, tRice),
~ to !, third. Time. 1925 49,.
Third race, two year olds, 3 IL fur
longs: Miss BURNETT, los, (Rice). 10
to l won Esma. los, (Small), I to l..
second; Cat, 1903. McCaheyb, { to D.,
third. Time. al 1-5.
Fourth race, six %flrlongs. Blagg,
LOG. (Mondan). 8 to j won; P%ajaroita
116. tShilling), 4 to /. second: Eliza
beth Harwood. 100, (Quay), 10 to T.
third. Time. 1.12.
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs'
Gladys Louise, III. (Louderl. 4 to J..
won: B. J. Swanner, 119. (Moles-
WORTH, Is to /. second; C~heswardinc,
ia. tRamsey), 10 to !, third, Time,
1:14 Is.
Sixth race, selling, one mile; Buna.
l07, tRiee), G to 1. won; John T..
Mcmillan. 104. tKenncdy). 4 to /, ser
ond; Gerrymandcr. 1OT. tMolesworth)
6 to I, third. Time, 1.i0 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
SCHEDULE COMMITTEE
CONCLUDES ITS WORK

Pittsburg. Jan. Is. ~ The Joint
schedule committee OF the big major
baseball leagues concluded It's work
tonight ana the members left Tor
home. II was formally announced
that both the long and short schedules
would be presented to the National
league meeting next month.
Ban y. Johnson, president Of the
American league said hat either
schedule would fit In satisfactorily
with his league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
OUTLINES CASE
I'M TALBOT MURDER TRIAL

Reno, MY, Jan. 2G.-0ne of the
dcfenses of Mrs. Mae Talbot charged
with numbering her husband IN an at
torneg $ office here last October. was
outlined today during the croHs-eNani-
ipation OF the physicians called By the
state Is give expert testimony US IL
the cause OF 1aibot's death. The at
tornsys for the accused woman en-
deayored TO prove hy the states Wit
ncsses tlat Talbot's death was caused
~ pneumonia, i hemofrlage and per-
icarditis ana not from a ganshet
wound,
Dr. 4. ii. Hepner, one Of the lcad-
ing phgsicians at the state. WHO has
figured AZ an ailenlst IN most ef the
murder trials OF recent years, viii tcs-
tfy on the part OF the state.
The trial was cnliyened and made a
bit prewsorno today when the blood
stained garments worn BY Talbot on
the day he was shot were introduced
Ia tire evidence by the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
FEBRUARY BASEBALL
MACHINE THE BEST YET

Pursuant to announcement regard
ing the new policy covering ai depart
ments OF outdoor sports. the Baseball
Magazine for February is the finest
ever issued by the publishers and pre-
SCENTS "A mos alluring appearance with
is highly artistic from q paint
Ing By Joseph Knowles of Boston II
presents an Indian in fuli hear hunt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
Skating Record smashed.

CleVelnnd. Jan. 26.--Edmund Lamy
of Saranac Lake, at the ma
tional championship indoor meet.
broke two worlds championship
skating records tonight. lie re-
duced the quarter mile indoor
record from go % to 80 As aud TOOK
tx, Seconds OFF the mile and q half
made hy J. : johnson in Nom
trcai ia 1894.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

ROUND ROBIN To
CONGRESS
Protest Against Pro-
posed Elimination Bill Sign
ers Risk Sharing Fate Of Git
ford Pinch0t



Denver. colo, Jan 26.-Thr post
this evening says.
I'M violation OF tho same executive
order, defiance of which caused the
removal ~ Forester Pinchot, army Of
ficers throughout the country. inelud-
ing ( number now on duty at the
army headquarters, at Denver, have
prepared 3 circular letter addressed
to United States senators and others
10 when there Is q protest against
the provisions of the army elimination
blu 20 he Introduced TO the present
congress-,
seldom has proposed army legisla
tion provoked such general indigna-
lion among army officers
no protect themselves FROM 10 seri
ous 4 hfeuch of discipline. the off
Gers who have prepared the letter VII
sign ii only as soin of those who
viii bc eliminated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
IN FIELD
FOR AVIATION
MEETING
President Bishop of Aero Club
Of America impressed With
Advantages Offered by COL
ofado Capital,


Denver. Jan. eG-Denver IS the
most probable candidate for Tho next
International balloon races during tho
coming Summer, according 70 cort-
land =. Bishop. president Of the Aero
club Of America. Wao arrived here
this afternoon. President Bishop was
greeted ~ The station b. d reception
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

st Joseph. Mo. Jan. 2s.-Articics
were signed today under which Frank
Goteh. worlds champion wrestler. and
DR.. Becker. known MS the Australian
giant. viii wrestie for the champion
ship al the Auditorium here March T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 2s.-Yussiu
Nahmout. the Turkish wrestler. too
two straight falls from Raonl De
Eousn Ia 90 ana l3 minutes today.
resnnctiE.lN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
At En,ery,iI.c,

Oakland, Jan. G.-Phil Mohr won
the third race at Emeryville today but
was disqualified ana placed second,
first money going TO Sewell. Phil
Mohr was heavily played with Sewell
next demand. 4 sixteenth from the
finish Phil Mohr carried sewell into
the inside fence. Mentry made a
claim Of foul ana II was promptly al
lowed.
Dune Campbell. fayorite for the TWO
year old event was badly outrun. Kor-
MAX and Adrain, Of the Spreckles
stable, finished first and second.
First race, six %furiongs, selling: Bal
roma won: Miss Picnic. second; Judge
Quinn. bird. Time, lis S-5.
Second race, three furlongs. purse:
Kormak won; Aldrain, second. soon.
bird. Time. :27 SIS.
Third race, faturity course, selling
Sewell won; Phil Mohr. second; DR..
Dougherty, third. Time, 1:l2.
Fourth race, 8 - furlongs, selling:
Father Stafford won; steel, second;
Likely Diedonne, third. Time, 1903
3-5.
Fifth race. mile, selling Servicence
won; Rubric. second; Cock sure,
third. Time. 1:44 is.
Sixth race. 3 ~ furlongs, selling:
Mi Derecho won; Silver Line, second
Argonaut, third. Time, 1.l0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

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ont acquired knowiedre of Importance
INA uersonailv acted and toak part in
action of The dcpartment relating 10
the n,estisation of these claims which
we assert were fraudulent,
This having heen the e~aso--when
he ceased 90 be comm ssioner he took
The position as counsel for some Of
the claimants,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

Tampa. Fla, Jan. 26.-Only two
favoritcs won today. DIR. Heard won
the hurdle race at a mile and an
eighth. True Boy fell and Jockey
Wilson's collar bone was broken
Summary:
First race. about three furlongs
straighta way-Sanctum. won; Kath-
ryne Gardner, second; Blanche Ring,
third. Time, :35 Is.
Second race, five and one-half fur
longs, selling-Dr. Vinspn, won; Cath
rync Montour. second; Mrs. Elliott,
third. Time, 1:12 2-5.
Third race, one and onc-eighth
miles, selling. over hurdles-D DR..
Heard, won; Madison Square, second
Bronte, third. Time, 2:t4.
Fourth race, six %furlongs. selling
Confessor, won Sanona Girl, second.
Eminola, third. Time. 1919 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling
Jack Lawson. Jack Dennerlit,
second; Colashmodc, third. Time,
lis 3-5.
Sixth race, one me o~ne-sixtecnth
miles, selling-Pirate Diana, won;
Canopian, second; Claiborne, third.
Time, 1854.
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those plans were finally formulated, and
politicians at Washington are we'll
aware that in these newspaper read
ing days such methods count.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
Progressive Legislation.

Impartial members Of congress have
frequently pointed out that very many
of President Taft s legislative recon
mendations are distinctly progressive
if not radical, even more so, perhaps,
than recommendation that President
Roosevelt pnt forth. Some of these rec
concentrations are more advanced than
the conservative wing of the party APP
proves, But the conservatives have
voiced their dissent very little. The
progressives used to take their cue in
considerable measure from the con
scrvatIve opposition. Consequently,
when the conservatives make no show
Of fighting, they arouse insurgent suspi-
cions. The President has undoubtedly
suffered in popular estimation from
this peculiar turn Of affairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
FLEET IS BUSY
LOADING COAL
Continued from Page One.)

kota were vaccinated during the after
noon, number more having gone
through this operation several weeks
ago.
The Maryland viii 90 to the Hack
field wharf after finishing coaling and
probably change her berth some time
today. The West Virginia, now at the
Alakea wharf, will 90 to the Oceanic
wharf, vacated today by the Alameda
as soon as She finishes her coaling.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
GAINING HIS
LOST GROUND
President Being Assured of More
Than Expected Support for
His Pet Measures.
INSURGENTS COME INTO LINE
Suggested Legislation Received
With More Favor as Details
Become Known.
BY Ernest G.. Walker.
(AIaiI Special to The Advertis,

(MaiI Special to The Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON. January l6.-The
mutteriugs Of the insurgents, reinforced
in some instances by little lotteries Of
regular Republicans, Of which so much
Las been made, are not discouraging the
President, During the last few days
he has been receiving cordial messages
from many parts of the country. Peo-
PIE are showing more interest in his
activities. \ multitude of approving
kilograms were licked off into the
White House offices, following the two
special messages which outlined his leg
islative plans. These cheered the Pres
ident measurably, coming as they did,
after he had had a gloomy experience
OF criticism from many quarters. The
existence of this friendly sentiment is
felt by senators and representatives,. 1t
viii help the President in ms further
efforts to obtain a caucus alignment of
the factions.
The President wants the proposed
caucus verdicts upon interstate com
merce amendments, federal incorpora-
ton, and other measures virtually as
he has drawn them. He viii not object,
however, to notifications in committee
if he is convinced these notifications
VIII improve the legislation. The house
leaders say there must be hearings and
careful consideration in committee. so
that it can not be charged the caucus
is usurping Legislative functions.
There IS a feeling in Washington that
the President has been distinctly gain
ing in prestige by his peace successes
of the last few days. His friends be
Iieve it may prove to be the turning
point in his administration. II ne sue
ceeds with his caucus program and wins
over the bulk OF the insurgents, he will
find himself more firmly established
than he has ever been as the leader Of
his party, to say nothing of a more
secure position as President of all the
1ppnlp
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the various lines from the vicinity of
the Young Hotel. as follows:
Punahou line, King and Fort streets
(this car Will connect with Manoa carr
1l:50 =. N.
Nuuanu Valley line, King and Fort
streets. l1:57.
King street west. connecting with
Liliha street, Bishop and King streets,
1873
King street east, Bishop and King
streets. 11:41.
Emma street, Hotel and Alakea,
HIS.
Waialae Hotel and Bishop streets,
1900
The Blue jackets Ball.
Mrs. \. G. Halves Jr.. chairman of
the ladies committee for the blue
jackets ball at the Moana and Seaside
hotels next Saturday evening, would
appreciate very much if the patronesses
would meet her on Thursday morning
at ten O clock in the parlor Of the
Young Hotel. to discuss plans and to
insure All Of social Honolulu being in
attendance The list Of patronesses is
an indication that the sailors ball will
he a brilliant success and that leaders
Of society Will he present and partlcl-
pate ana lend their aid in making it
one Of the most pleasant remembrances
OF the cruise of the big Eight = The
list of patronesses is being added to,
and viii be complete by tomorrow. As
il is expected that the majority of
shore liberty men from the eight YES
sells viii he at the ball, both the Moana
and Seaside Hotels viii be used to
accommodate the dancers.
The following floor committees have
been appointed for the two entertain
ments Saturday night, which will also
commence at quarter-past eight and
which are being given for the enlisted
men Of the fleet: Moana-Frank Arm
strong. \. Macintosh, Walter Dilling-
ham. William Thompson, NJ. NJ. John
ston. G. Waterman. Seaside-George
Angus. T. \ Cheatham, Ralph John
stone. 4. B. Clark IT.. Lloyd Childs. NJ.
BraSch and Samuel Walker Ed Towse
is the chairman of all the floor com
mitrces.
Late car, VIII he run on each occa-
sion Mo--ro. Crane Bcrndt and Bush
have been appointed as the committee
on decorations and entertainments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
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The impression grows that there VIII
be more general approval Of the meas
Ures President Taft is advocating, when
the public comes to know a little better
what they are. He made the round of
many cities during the autumn, outlin-
ing his legislative doctrine There was
no striking note Of disapprovaI thereto
Very much that he said was commend
ed, east as well as west The wide
spread dissent to the President 5
autumn utterances, as voiced through
the press, was over his Boston and
Winona speeches. Those speeches, how
ever, had to do with Senator AIdrich
and the tariff, not with the matters of
prospective legislation for the session
of congress.