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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07

the standard Manufacturing COM
paHy for patents thnt IT iF alleged
lo hnye turned over ~ the combine
tion WaYman ~ not il voluntary
witurEs
The government charges that Way
man collected 8b furnace a day
from onch of the sixteen defendant
firms. some OF which had as many rs
eighty furnaces and that after two
months tnuee firms that ala not vio-
late the agreement were to receive a
rebate Of so per cent OF this contri-
button Wnynuns collections, il is
nliegcd. ran az high as 500 day
The defendants against whom In
letments were found today VIII be
ordered to appear at once In the UNIT
I'd states court here and give bonds
for lheir appearance.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
CHILDREN TESTIFY
IN TRIAL Of
FATHER


New York Dee CA boy Of II
ana a girl of today took the witness
stand against their father who ls
charged with the murder at his VIE
ANA furnished the backbone ol the
.prosecution's case
Thp prisoner Is Abraham Roth. rs
ayife. stabbed to death, was found on
VI fire escape below their rooms Roth
,yns arrcste din his bed lie also had
heen stabbed several times. Ihs
prcsocutiou contends that Roth killed
his wife and attempted TO commit SUI
eide. The defense holds that Mrs.
Roth tried to lIll her husband ana
thon ended her own life.
Tho child witnesses were lsraol
ana Moliie Roth israel testified that
before me fcu aslcep. the night ms
mother died. his mother and fnth"r
mad aunrreled end that his father Had
declared she was going 10 KIN my
mother
Moluc. OWING to her tender years
lums not sworn She said She Was
awakened by the quarrel between her
narents Her mother WAS bioedlns
| land tcu ont uf the window, She said
lhor lnther went to bed after her moth
ar had fallen from the window Coun-
90 for The defense tried IN Vein ~
shake her stofN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
BINZ DiSAppRONTS or SELt-
ArnOINTED IEAG IM ANI IlIis

Washington Dec. Activity of n
sem appointed peace commission
Which has been cndeaVorinR to reach
base az settlement OF the reyolu-
DonarY movement In Mexico, apnnr-
putlH W highly displeaHina tn the Mex
iuau government
A sigu of this resentment was the
receipt ut tho Mexican embassy today
ur Caticgrnm from Enrique G..
.cred minister for iorei gn affairs.
denying that the government has had
|puN lhnW TO 90 with the appointment
uf such Il commission. The minister
SAYS that President Din1 has not APP
uoiuttd Is peace committee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
PRESIDENT TAF I
PRES|DES OVER
RED CROSS
New York Announces Raising
Half Million of Two Million
Dollars Endowment Fund.


Washington, Dee b. -' Presidenl
Tau in his capacity as president Of
the American Red Cross. presided Tor
"a time at the annual meeting here
today Announcement was made
that New York city already had rails
ed the $500 eco allotted as its share
in the proposed Red cross endow-
ment fuud of S2.000.O0O.
President Taft predicted that the
un fund soon would be in hand and
gave praise To Miss Mabel Boardman.
who Is the active head of the assoc
citation.
In his address President TAFT said
in part
The contribution secured now at
half million dollars from New York
city is an earnest that Wee shall raise
the whole two mllions-l SAY we
shall raise it'll mean that Allss Mabel
Bs4rdman viii raise
''rhe real usefulness thaf Will Zee
added O. Tins association ns having %
fond ~ TWO million dollars. weu in-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
NMB ASs1DOR WILSON GUEST
OF HONOR M BANQUET

MIVIVO IITV- Dec "Nm0FIVNN
Ambaeaador Henry Lane Wilson was
the p1iost of honor az q banquet given
here today by joaquin de Casasus. for
mcr Mrxienn ambassador 20 the United
states
Amons those who attended were
ca hlfscf menbers judges of the su-
rctap court ana nthar high officials,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
SEIZED FOR
LAND SW|NOL.E
Idaho Sheriff in Chicago After
Enterprising Attorney.
Charged With Selling Same
Property to Two Persons.

CHICAGO, Dec. G.--AttorneX Eusene
stewart was arrested here this after
moon on fugitive warrant charging
him with having sold western lands
ltwIre, The sum involved Is between
$500. 900 and $4,000 The warrant
was obtained by l. G knowlton, who
gave his residence "a caldwell. canyon
leonntv Idaho. Sheriff NJ. Brashear Of
ICany0n county came to Chicago ~
week ago and obtained governors $
Itugitive warrant. and eNtradition
IpaueIs mt Springfield Yesterday
The attorney has notified Sherlti
Pfnanear he viii fight eStraditfon
with haboag corpus proceedings.
Thp second Stale OF the same land
lis declared in the warrant complaint To
have occurred December is, 1908.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
REF0RMERS CONDEMN
COMMERCIAL GAMBLING

Pttsburg. pa Dec. TIC CONNER
cial gnmblng," that form Of trade
that II carried on by Inducing saleF
through prizes, came ia for CON
domnation At he hands Of the Ma
tional Reform association at its clos-
Ing session today.
The association alto confirmed IN"
ropoft of the executive committee on
Uniform divorce laws aud upheld the
proposed campaign in Illinois TO have
The Bible restored GO the plhie
schools.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
MAN CONVICTED Of
|. UNUSUAL CRIME
GOES TO PRISON
Dee Davis, Found Guilty of IN
cest at AIamogordo, 10 Pass
Through Here Today En-
Route TO Penitentiary

Especial Dispatch 10 the MorninG Journali
ltl Puso, Texas. Dee, 6--Lee Davis,
convicted of incest st Alamogordo, y.
NJ. and sentenced 90 tiiteen years IN
the Santa Fc prison. was brought
hero Monday night by United states
Marshal Balinger and placed in jail
nntll TUESDAY evening when he was
tnkcn TO Albuquerque on the santa Fc
land from there to the territorial
prison Davis is forty nine years OLD
ana the crimes were committed ON his
Two young daughters, The trial Of
Davis was one of the most sensation
IA in the history Of Otero county ana
threats ot violence against him were
made at the time of the hearing. Tenn
porary insanity was the defense pre-
sentod to the court 10y Davis attor-
ptNS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
CUMMINS SEEKS To
CHANGE RULES
Of SENATE
Iowa Member Has Plan to
Make Possible Change in
Tariff Schedule Without
Leaving Whole Measure Open
OF Revision,
fBy Morning Journal speclal feassd WIRE

Washington, Dee d.-Senator cum
MINIS OF Town viii introduce a reso-
luton In the senate tomorrow design
"a 10 help in the revision Of certain
schedules Of the tariff laws. The rule
viii permit the taking up OF q sing
lc schedule for revision without rem
derine the balance of the law open
to amendment.
Senator Cnmmins also will intro
duce Il resolution limiting to sixty days
The time a bill may be held in q SEN
ate committee. A resolution provides
that after that time q bill may be
called upon the floor of the senate.
as though the committee had report
Il back.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
REFUGEE FROM MEXICO IS
HELD ON FUGITIVE
WARRANT
CONTINUED from Page -


follow IL Guerrero, where battle
nits octHf npon their arrival
q company of soldiers with several
rapid fire guns ana large supply Of
ammunition. left here tonioht pre-
euuabiy for points in Chihuahua
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-07
OKLAHOMA FAILS To
IMPRESS MOUNTED
POLICE CHIEF
Captain Fornoff Returns to New
Mexico Without Man Whom
He Was Anxious to Return to
Territory as a Prisoner
Especial Correspondence to Morning aournoll

Especial Correspondence '" ""'i~ """f
santa Fe. y. NJ, Dee. 6.-~Captain
Fred Fornoff, of the territorial
mounted police has returned Ir-m
oklahoma CITY. lie was not exactly
impressed with the official treatment
given him. Armed with rcqulstion
papers for one William b. Quinlan,
wanted in SOcorro Tor contracting
for ear of horses for which he was
10 pay $500 cash and stallion, Dut
TOR which he has thus far failed TO
making good, Captain Foinoif To-
I Gated Quinlan at sentinel, OKLA and
he had him taken TO oklahoma CITY
for hearing before Governor Haskell
But evidently the Governor OF okla
n ma is averse to good citizens being
taken out ct his state and refused
To honor the requisitiOn because OF
tho technicahty that the aVerments
in the complaint were not su4hcleht,
The complainant George COOK, ol
Sororro has no redress. and may nave
to pav in addition the expenses oi
Captain FOrnoft and oi the pio,etu-
ines. sheriff Tale ct MchlhiVN
county. who he'd also gone 10 ok"
hono to brine back with him a man
named scott located at shawnee @ni ,i,a
wanted at Gallup fer leaving the
carbon CITY with diamond ring ana
shotgun claimed by somec ne else, ne
came wise TO the fact that oklahoma
is a fovorcd refuge for people Wahls'
, elsewhere To answer for thelr deeus'
and arranged Tor satisfactory settle-
ment and returned with Captain
! Fornoff. but, without his pI Iison'r
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. \. otero
| todev received from PenitcntiarN
Warden Clcofes re nero S57&.f2 con-
I,s!cts' earnings ana from Game War
den Thomas H. Gable. $3.50.
Eighth Grade Certificates.
Suprrintendent OF Public lnstruc-
ton james r. Clark Is sending ou-
circulars to govern the issuing Of
! eighth grade certificates this year.
Last year. 230 applicants in sixteen
counties. took the examinations, for
which the questions were prepared nN
| The department If education of the
| territory. the papers being graded hy
local oxamfuing boards. This year.
the papers viii be graded at santa Pc
/
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Learning to Beat the Devil

A BOUT week after my return from MaTnbourlt
town when sitting on the veranda one morning, my
friend the play devil appeared in the mission grounds,
and at his coming there great scattering OF native
children and slperstious elders. But the play devil
noticed not: with his warning sign for silence he walked
I'D to me- placed parcel in my lap, and hurried away
Retiring TO my room. the package was found to contain
mounted bv small bit OF red flannel rag From the
method of its coming and by intuition knew It 70 have
something to do with the sassywood ordeal; but
whether i was a summons TO test, or what l Nne"
not. 50 | called in my head boy
Mono. what IS that2" I asked, pointing to the red
lump.
Mornos eyes buged out and he turned almost pale,
Daddy. where YOU get that:
Devil doctor sent It to ne
..Sassvwood Daddy, Him kill you"
And Mono made dash to get away from the dreaded
poison. From this red lump which was discovered to
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

fathers and grandfathers were good and great men;
YOU are a wise man, you know many secrets OF the
trees, the bushes the birds, and all that grows.
BOykl, you great white medicine man; you
my good friend; you have learned many things
about my people; Allah has done much good through
YOU you now talking like man who is about to beg
a favor
''Mamboura, YOU are surely wise man; you know
many things As YOU have said, your white medl
cine You know that Allah works through me to
do much good; you know Allah has done you good.
My father great medicine man; my grandfather
was great medicine man; for many, many rice har-
vests nv fathers have all been great medicine men And
through them Allah has done much good. But when
come to your people find many things that new
and strange me- that neither my fathers ever
knew Of and of these things that learn.
| want YOU to teach me-
Bolyki. we know you and your fathers are great
medicine men; know Allah has been good to me
through you and anything know yours for the ask
ing What Is it YOU want TO learn about"
Tell me about the sassywood Mamboura; show me
the sasSywOOd tree.
Marnboura was evidently startled at nv request. He
hesitated, eyed me askance for a few moments then
said. BOlyki, l cannot do that now. Tomorrow will
answer YOU
At davbreak the next morning there was rap at my
door and on opening it l a dressed in the
clothing OF a bush play devil "a servant OF devil doc
tor with white painted face and finger pressed
tight over his closed lips the universal sign for silence
He beckoned me 10 follow him. and, hastily throwing
country cloth about me- walked OF the village
Five minutes later he suddenly stopped and pointed to
very high tree broke off q full leaved branch, hid
II under my country cloth, and started back to the
village; but when within sight of the place my guide
took bypath and disappeared. As entered the town
the first person saw was Manboura, who stood IN ms
doorway with finger pressed to his closed lips As
came up to him he smiled and passed few common
places about the weather.
Two minutes later the specimen Of sassywood foil
age was securely locked up my trunk; the next day
with the aid work on botany, the tree identified
as ErytkrobkFuHr GHiHeeHSe and with the name as
clue there was soon IN my possession sufficient data re-
garding the tree and its effects upon humanity almost
to warrant the assertion that could counteract the
n-lfael
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

negro In a short time it was openly proclaimed that
could beat the bush devil and his sassywood ordeal
But there was rush for my services; in fact, my as
sertion met with incredulous smiles.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
D,,urns BY W. Berger

-ooN after my advent into
- ~ inner circles OF West
y ss--an society there came
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-04

people by making ) mark answer
which he intends give
(e The ballot should not be marked other manner
the ballot be spoiled must be returned the ballot clerk
must issue another its stead but than
ISSUED to voter Five minutes time is allowed
mark ballot Unofficial ballots voter
marking his ballot be taken the BOOTH
from The ballot see
how it has been marked by the
O After marked should be folded that the inside
be but that the Endorsements
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-04
INFORMAnON TO VOTERS

printed the of the ballot the circle made for that
ballot marked and having other mark will
counted for all the candidates that party the column underneath
unless the of of candidates of the been
erased shall be written the
the right the candidates
column Ii the does wish for all the candidates
nominated party shall
the right
whom he intends by inserting writing the of the
candidate.
(d) voter vote question Submitted of the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-04

The following instructions for the information and guild
ance OF voters the polling place
will ballot the ballot clerk
which have endorsed thereon the initials of both ballot
clerks ballot Upon receiving his ballot
the voter booth and
the voting. ballot clerk inform the to the
of marking ballot he not advise indicate
whom to vote for.
CO. If wishes all the candidates nominated by
shall other mark under the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-04

ballot clerks on the outside be Then
pass out OF the booth
In charge of the ballot box
0 voter who declares the presiding that he unable
to read or that by of physical disability mark
ms ballot have the assistance of
In marking be chosen by the declares
that ne totally blind he be assisted
him from the legal the officer
may administer oath his
The following is a facsimile of the official ballot
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22

md altogether beyond comparison with
the results produced here.
You; know, the French people have
the development of the bust and form
down to q fine .point.
by this French method, the breasts
may be developed from 2 to 8 inches
in thirty days, This. applies to women
of almost any age, from young girls
to elderly matrons, whether the bust
Is absolutely not developed at all. or
has grown weak and flabby, and hangs.
no matter from what cause.
TT Is beauty of form that attracts
much more than the features. You
Will always find it SO with both sexes.
81 will be only too glad to tell any
woman who Is interested what this
simple French method is, If she will
enclose 2 cent stamp to pay for the
postage. I will send lan illustrated
booklet in plain sealed wrapper that
will explain it all"
: We suggest to our lady readers that
they write to Madame DuBarrie for
particulars Of this remarkable French
method, enclose cents in stamps for
the dllL strated booklet and address it
to Mdme. DuBarrie, Suite 1926 Quinlan
Building. Chicago. Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
New Hartford Miscellany.
al to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
New Hartford, Oct. 22.-Dr. c. b.
Fountain. of Des Moines, is visiting at
the William Strong home and looking
after his farm interests here.
Leon Packard. OF Kossuth county, is
visiting relatives in this neighborhood.
Henry Sansenbach. an old resident OF
Beaver township. died at his home
north of town. aged so. The funeral
was held at the homo Wednesday, az
jternoon. Internlent was made in Oak
Hill cemetery. His wife and seven
children survive.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Anna Mambert died at Oklahoma
City, Oct. IA.
E. F. and r. G. Olmstead are visit
ling their old home at Shabbona, Ill.
c. NJ. Hall, of Sarepta, Miss. father
OF the young man who Is sick at the
Will Griffith home. came Tuesday to
look after his sons welfare.
F. L. Olmstead is hauling lumber for
a set Of new outbuildings on his farm.
Albert Neal, Of GAINESVILLE, demo-
cratic candidate for county auditor, was
here Wednesday looking for republi-
cans who are opposed to a third term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
WANDERER RETURNS
Herman Rails, Long Mourned a. Dead,
Visiting Trasr Relatives, Has Been
Absent More Than Thirty Years.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer, Oct. 22.-Herman Rails APP
peared in Traer this week after an alb
sence of more than thirty years. He
will probably spend the winter here.
Mr.. Rails left north Tama more than
thirty years ago. He was heard from
for a few years and then suddenly
seemed to disappear.
For fifteen years he was supposed to
be dead. Last year Glen Taylor, on a
trip thru Alaska. CHANGED to meet
him and after little conversation the
two learned they were both natives OF
the same neighborhood. Glen Taylor
reported meeting Rails and. correspon-
dence with his home people was renew
ed. Mr. Rails had been in many coun-
tries. including Russia and Asia He
said he had written repea tedly to Tama
county relatives but was unable to get
any replay. He thinks the Russian
mail carriers had intercepted his let
ters. He is one of the heirs of the
Rails estate>and will now get his share
knowledge of his whereabouts has
been greatly needed for years in set
Ting up the estate.
Mr.. Ralfs is engaged in mining. He is
stopping with his sister, Mrs Hans
Hanson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
GRAND CHAPTER TO HOLD AN
NuAL MEETING IN BOONE
NEXT WEEK.
MEETING TO LAST THREE
DAYS, OCT. IS, 2s AND q
Eastern Star Receive. Bids for Re.
building Of Old Peoples Aome-Im.
provsmsnt. Will Cost $4,000 and
Provide for Needs Of Years to Como
-other News Of the State.
Special to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Oct. 22.-The following is the
official program Of the Order of East
ern Star for the grand chapter meet
ing which convenes in this city on
Tuesday Of next week and lasts thru
out the entire following three days.
Fifteen hundred delegates are expected
in Boone and the local chairman, At
torney L. v. Harpel, will have the
assignment of the visitors The ses-
sions will all be held in Lincoln armory
and the social affairs all IN the Chamn-
lin Memorial Masonic temple Boone
will deliberately decorate the streets
and the visitors will be shown the best
possible kind of a time by the local
members Of the order
The program:
Tuesday, Oct. IS.
1880 p. m.-the grand officers will
meet in Lincoln armory for rehearsal.
Wednesday, Oct. 26.
900 a. m.-Opening of grand chap
ter in full form at Lincoln arnlory.
Address of welcome in behalf of
Magi chapter No. 1879, by Mrs LueIla
NJ. Crooks, deputy grand matron.
Response to address of welcome by
Mrs. Emma Beckman. associate grand
matron.
Reception of distin guished visitors,
past grand patrons, past grand mat
rons. and grand representatives of other
grand Jurisdictions.
10000 a. m.-Report of committees on
credentials
Reading of minutes. unless dispensed
with
Address of worthy grand matron.
Address of worthy grand patron
Report Of grand secretary.
Report of grand treasurer.
300 p. m.-Memorial services con-
!ducted by the grand officers, with solo
by Mrs. Virginia Logan
800 p. Irregular business re-
sumed as follows: g.
d Reports of trustees of Eastern Star
Masonic home.
Reports of standing committees
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
TIMES REPUBLICAN.

Election to AL vacancy on home
board.
General business
$500 p. m.-Exemplifica of ritual
stic work by grand officers. followed
by the Sedgwick lecture. with etereop-
ticon views. by Brother ]. L. Rose. w.
patron OF Waterloo chapter.
Thursday, Oct. ~.
900 a. m.-Selection OF place for
holding next session OF the grand chap
ter
1000 q. m.-Election Of officers.
Reports Of committees continued.
Miscellaneous business.
900 p. m.-Unfnished business.
400 D. Naturalization OF grand Of
ficers.
500 p. m.-Clostng grand chapter.
To Rebuild Masonic Home.
On Monday evening at the home OF
Hon. 8. l.. Moore, will be awarded the
contract for the improvements at the
Eastern NStar Masonic Home in this
city. The estimated cost OF the i'm
provement with the furnishings will be
nearly $4,000. W. J. Zitterell OF Web
ster City. was the lowest bidder. he
submitting figures at $19,76S. The
other bids ranged up to $4,000. For
TIE dieC
Company Of Omaha had the lowest bid,
this being $1,000. The contracts will be
let to the people mentioned above said
Mr.. Moore today, who is chairman of
the local board.
Mr.. Moore says the work on the
contracts will be started at once
The foundations will be constructed
this fall and If the weather permits the
walls will go up. II the weather Is
such however that the brick work can
not be done. the foundations will he
covered and held until spring when the
work will be rushed. The Improvement
will make the home look like new. The
home already is an ideal place, with
beautiful buildings, but more room. had
to be provided for and this improve
ment will satisfy all need for years to
come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
Montro.e Po.toffie. Entered.

Keokuk, Oct. 22.-The postoffice at
Montrose was broken into Thursday
night, ostensibly by amateurs, by cut
ting a glass out Of the rear door and
forcing open a door in q partition. No
attempt was made to crack the safe.
but the box rent cash drawer was
rifled Of so cents. The postoffice there
was entered about three months ago,
and 1t is thought the guilty ones in the
first case were connected with the last
episode.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
French ethod of
Developing the Bust

Mdms. DuBarris Explains How the
Bust May 30 Developed Two to
Eight Inches in Thirty Days.
Il am explaining for the first time to
the ladies OF America says Madame
DuBarrie, -'tl1e French method OF de-
veloping the bust. tits much more ef-
fective. the results appear much more
quickly. the breasts become more firm.
plump and symmetrical, the method is
more simple. the effects more lasting.