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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
Final Note Dispatched From
COnStantinOple, Appealing for
Friendly Intervention to End
War With Italy,
SULTAN SPENDS TIME
PRAYING AT SHRlNES
Arabs Take Up Position Behind
Tripoli and Propose to De-
fend Il Against Attack Rush
ing Mobilization.

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
London, Oct 2.-The Constantino-
pie correspondent of the Chronicle
sends the following dispatch:
The Sultan passes many hours
praying at shrnes. He grants fire.
quent audiences to the German am
bassador. | am assured that at last
the ambassador has proposed, on the
emperor's advice. that Turkey cede to
Italy, Tripol. the emperor undertake
ing that Turkey shall receive adequate
compensation.
THE United States, It Is understood.
is using its utmost influence to bring
about a cessation of the hostilities and
Russia gives reported assurance that
she will not allow complications to
arise In the Balkans.
"A special commission has been
formed to recruit volunteers for the
country's defense. From all parts OF
Servia and Montenegro great military
activity is reported. Turkish reinforce
ments have been sent to Janina.
Turkey sent her final note to the
powers last night, appealing for
friendly Intervention. Ii the response
is unfavorable orders will at once be
given to begin military operations. A
high Turkish official declared that
Turkey had not yet begun hostilities
In spite, OF ltaly's brutal aggression.
We've *had great difficulty he
continued, in restraining public opin-
ion Should the last appeal for inter-
yention prove futile. German protec-
tlon afforded Italians will be Of little
avail.
"A mob To-Day attacked the Italian
consulate mt Salonika. The consulate
was seriously damaged. although SOL
diers prevented II from being wreck
ed The men then surrounded the
ex-sultan's villa and fired revolvers
at the windows.
The authorities are taking a census
of Italians In Constaninople and an In
ventory OF their property. IL the war
continues, Italian converts and all
other property will be confiscated.
THE murder of a girl In n cafe
last night caused rl5ting. That is the
serious aspect here. Any untoward in
cident stirs the people to excitement.
The police, however, are handling the
crowds well.
"The Turkish warships In the Dard-
aneles are the battleships Hamidien.
Harbeross Torguit, Rels, the cruiser
Medjidleh and the destroyers Tir-I-
Dzmu. Segulan. Moveti, Hadmet and
Zadlguiar. The fleet has anchored off
Niagara
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
SuLHER
ADDRESSES THE DELEGATES

Santa zee, n. NJ, oct. 2.--Belore an
audience which taxed the capacity OF
the hall OF representatives in the cap
ltol building tonight Congressman
william c. Sul,er of New York ad-
dressed the delegates to the tirs'
democratic state convention of New
Mexico.
Mr. Sulzer, who Is "a pleasing but
deliberate speaker, carefully avoided
local issues and confined himself 10
the broad principles OF democracy.
He told his audience that he had been
In the fight for statehood for twenty
five vears and during all that time he
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
MEETS IN DECEMBER

New York, Oct. after a meet
ing here today between Former Gov
ernor John f. Hill of Augusta, Me-.
acting chairman and william Hay
ward Of New York city. secretary Of
the republican national committee. q
call was issued for n meeting OF the
committee in Washington December
IL.
AT this meeting the claims Of var.
ious cities for the national convention
will be heard and the place and time
will be decided. Among others. Buf-
falo, st. Louis and Chicago will be ap-
plioants.
IT Is necessary for this call to DC is
sued in time to notify the memhers-.a
Hawaii, the Philippine Islands, Alaska
and Porto Rico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03

Deafening cheers every few minu-
citizens of Albuquerque and the coun-
ty, which packed the E.lks theater
to its doors last night, greeted the
scathing denunciation of the repnbli-
can ring and the forces of political cor
ruption, which have insulted the par
ty and the people, from the lips of
Former Governor Herbert j. Hager-
man, Col. G. w. Prichard, r. II.
Hanna of Santa Fe, and other
speakers Ii is significant OF
the sentiment of the people OF this
city and county that with only one
days announcement of the meeting
the big theatci was crowded until
standing room was difficult to get
and the audience simply roared its
enthusiastic approval of the words of
the speakers. It was a mass meeting
well calculated to rebuke and repu-
diate the effort OF the Bursum- Hub
bell organization Of political bood-
lers to seize the government of this
county ana state and use 1t for their
OWN private enuS. NO IuTlIeT ueillOH'
stration is needed in this city TO show
whore the people the bua!ncSs n.en
and the right-thinklng citizens stand
on the issues of this campaign.
The speech of Mr.. Hagerman was
the feature of the evening and pune
tuated all the way through with up
roarious applause from the audience
which listened intently to everything
Mr.. Hagerman said. The speaker
simply told the straight story of his
relations with II. o. Bursum white
Mr.. Hagerman was governor and Mr.
Bhrsum was warden of the peniten-
tiary; and 1t needed nothing but the
mere narrative of the facts to expos
mercilessly the character, the mo-
tives the affiliations and the ambi-
tions of the man whose nomination
MS governor has been forced down
the throats of the republican party
and the people by the unscrupulous
ring of politicians and bosses repre-
sented by Mr.. Bursum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
HuRRYING MOBILIZATION
OF TROOPS IN TURKEY

Constannople, oct. Mobilization
Is being hurried. Turkish troops have
been sent to Macedonia and along the
Greek frontiers. In spite of the gov
ernments pacific assurances, the fear
persists that If the war with Italy Is
prolonged, frontier incident viii
occur which viii unavoldably precipi-
tate Turko-Greek war.
1t might even happen that public
opinion win force the government to
seek war with the Balkans in COM
pensation for its humiliation In falling
to resist lhe aggression of Italy In
Tripoll. Numerous teiesrau,s roaehins
the Poyte from the province describe
feeling there as running high. The
people are camorlng for resistance
and reprisals against the Italians. The
Turkish government has ordered coat
exporters to hold all Cardiff coal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
HOT SHOTS FROM PRITCHARD
AND HANNA BRING APPLAUSE

The meeting was opened with a
brief speech by Jesus Romero. presi-
dent of the Republican Progressive
League. explaining the objects of the
gathering, after which Colonel George
w. Prichard. of Santa Fe, was in
troduced and laid more fully before
the people the issues which have
resulted in the organization of the
progressive league and the outburst of
popular Indignation all over the
state. Col Prichard scored the 'polit-
ical pirates who have been trying to
scuttle the ship of state and trample
upon the rights of the people. This
Is no time" said Colonel Prichard, for
the paid hirelings of the bosses and
the corporations to conduct the af-
fairs of this state.
We have borne it for many years.
but the time has come to call a halt.
This ticket, nominated at Las Vegas
is the elimination of everything that
Is iniquitous in politics. The speaker
scored with biting irony the methods
which disgraced the Las Vegas con
vention, and scored the democratic
'Nh't f'ff1 hNA dhsuliiub W itdu tue
party
Hanna's speech Live Wire.
on, 90 the most pungent and fiery
speeclirH of the evening and which
drove home D good many trurths with
telling fnrca eas that of Attorney
Richard a. Mamma of Santa Fe, who
concluded r!td an urgent invitation
to all present Go attend the convention
called by tljs Progressive League in
Santa Fe 'br October 4. Mr.. Hanna
stated, uA voelferous applause, that
1t would 9ef be necessary to get the
permission az any ear to attend the
convention That those present would
be gagged ~ ~ unit rule; that II
was for ail the people and was the
first peoples convention to be held In
the state Of New Mexico Mr.. Hanna
took an advanced stand for the initi-
atlve, the referendum. the blue ballot
and other progressive measures. as
the heroi remedy needed to cut the
Gordian Knot aad Dry loose the wise
like grip ef the bosses and the cor
poration men 0r the state of New
Mexico. You win have to do il
now" declared the speaker with fer
vor "or you VIII peyer be able to do
it,
Mr.. Hanna declared that by reason
of the Infamous Hawkins bill and 9TH
er similar legislation, New Mexicos
legislatures had EARNED her the name
Of corporation ri dden state. He de-
clared he was no batter Of corpora
tlons, but believed the corporations
should have the Same rights and priv
ileges and no more than the ordinary
citizen should have 1t was straight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
CALIFORNIA METH0DISTS
DESIRE MORE FREEDOM

Los Angeles Cal, oct. 2.-Thc
southern California conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church today
adopted almost unanimously reso-
luton asking the general conference,
which meets next May in Minneapolis,
to strike from the discipline of the
church against card playing, theater-
going and dancing.
In place of the paragraph pro-
nouncine against these amusements.
II Is urged by the southern California
Methodsts that the statement Of
John Wesley. making 1t a matter of
conscience with the individual church
member be substituted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
GOVERNOR
ABOL|SHESCONV|CT
+. PRISON LABOR
Prisoners Relieved From Work
in Stove Factory and Brick
Yard; To Be Employed On.
State Highways,

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Salem, Ore, oct. 2.-Contract pris-
on labor is a thing of the past in
oregon. Governor West annulled the
contract, which for many years has
been In effect, granting TO a stove
works the right OF use prison labor in
the construction of stoves. Hun
dreds Of convicts have been employ
ed in the stove department, and II is
now proposed to use these men on
road work in various sections of the
state.
For some time past brick yard has
been operated at the prison, the pro-
duct being sold in competition with
free labor. This work was stopped
by Governor West, and it is under
stood that 1t will not be resumed as
one OF the employments OF the
prison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
ALBUQUERQUEANS WERE
ON WRECKED LIMITED

Several Albuquerqueans were pas
sengers on the wrecked limited. which
left Albuquerque Sunday morning.
Among them was Mrs. d. A. Macpher-
son and two children, who were en-
route to California. They escaped with
a severe shaking up.
Crozler canyon. where the accident
occurred Is bad place for collision,
with It's steep grade and sharp curves.
Wrecks have been numerous on this
section of the Coast Lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
RODGERS HAS FALL;
TRIP AGAIN DELAYED

Huntington. Ind, oct. 2.--Aviator
c. p. Rodgers, who fell fifty feet
shortly after starting his days light
this morning, will be unable to rc-
sumo his coast forecast trip by way OF
Chicago until Wednesday morning.
His mechanicians are replacing the
planes and repairing the wheel which
were badly iammed in the fall Rodg
ers shows no Ill effects from the
tumble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
MAN WITH TOO
MUCH MONEY
ARRESTED
Police of Prince Rupert, B, Co.
Corral Suspicious Character
Whose Pockets BuIged With
Bank Notes,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wire. I

Prince Rupert. b. c.. Oct. with
his pockets full of money, he at first
boasted was part of s25S.O00 spoils Of
the New Westminster bank robbery.
and then said was obtained from the
sale OF ranch IN Montana. man
giving the names of Alex Johnson and
"Bill" Wheeler. was arrested here to-
day and is being held on technical
charge pending an inquiry into his
identity. When taken into custody he
had over 5000 In American bank bills
In his possession. He is said to have
deposited $4,000 in cash In two
banks since his arrival here, besides
spending money lavishly in amuse-
ments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
MERC|LESS EXPOSURE Of MR..
BURSUM'S RECORD AS HEAD
Of STATE PEN|TENT|ARY
EX-GOVERNOR HAGERMAN TURNS
SPOTLIGHT ON CANDIDATE FOR
HEAD OFFICE IN NEW STATE

Chief Speaker at Enthusiastic Mass Meeting of Citizens
Which Greets With Deafenng Cheers Terrific Arragnment
Of BoSssm and Corruption in New Mexico and County Pol
tcs; Prchard and Hanna Mnce No Words in Condemnation
of Ring and Gag Rue Eks Opera House Crowded to Doors
With Men Who Are Determined to Drive the Rascals Out of
New Mexico Politics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03
CALL FOR A PROGRESSIVE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Pursuant to resolution .
. adopted by the state Progressive Q
Republican league, convention Z
of the progressive republicans OF .
the state OF New Mexico Is here {
by called to assemble at the city =
of Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the .
4th day of October, 1911, at 10 .
o'clock In the forenoon Of said .
day, for the purpose Of taking q
into consideration the action q
that progressive republicans of Z
the state shall take in the pres .
ent campaign and for the con- Z
sideration of such other matters Z
as may properly come before q
said convention. .
"All progressive republicans Z
and those who desire to affiliate .
with the progressive republicans q
OF this state during the present q
. campaign are cordially invited to .
be present and participate in the .
proceedings of said convention. Z
JESUS ROMERO. Z
president Z
"R. II. HANNA, Secretary Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-03

I from the shoulder speech with the
ring of absolute conviction behind IL
and nA.nk cd trnn1 endnns annlamse-
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05

Strawberry, Chocolate and Va. nilla Ice Creams, Saturday even. ing and Sunday, at the Confection Den.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
RELY THAT.

Papa" asked Professor McGoo, lIe's little boy, "what does it mean when fellow says he's going to get another fellows goat?"
 "There is nothing necessarily ob- scure about that, my son." said Pro- lessor McGoozle. "It is simply the colloquial way of conveying the idea that by some means or in some man. her not clearly indicated he intends to acquire possession of. a horned ru- minant quadruped, genus Capra, species not designated, at present or for the time being. to use an idio- matic phrase, belonging to or being the property of the other person par ticipating in the supposed coIIoquy."
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
RECOGNITION OF GOOD WORK
This Supplies the Life Motive That Stimulates Public and Private gn,.
 pioyers, Says Or. Eliot.

Doctor Eliot takes a broad philo- sophical view of the change from the spells system to merit in public life. The familiar arguments against wholesale appointments and whole sale dismissals after elections he does not repeat; no sensible man needs such repetition. But Doctor Eliot dwelt in his Chicago lecture on the need of & constant incentive or life motive, and he showed how in pri- vate as well as in public employment appointment, promotion and recog- hilton of good work supply the nec- essarv motive"
 Efficiency is a modern catchword, but do We really endeavor full to live up to it? We cannot have efficiency where men are not stimulated by proper ambition, where they are dis couraged by pull, favoritism. intrigue and graft.
 The demand for efficiency has given us the merit system within & limited sphere, but the sphere must be extended. Commission rule and the tendency to seek expert advice in local and general government-even in tariff making-are gratifying signs of the progress of the merit principle. What we need is deeper understanding of the ramifcations and implications of the merit sys- tenn, with an active and energized sentiment insisting on larger and higher applications of it.-Chicago Record Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
WOULD STUDY SELF.

Mrs. Evelyn Tobey, professor of millinery at Barnard college, the women's annex of Columbia, says hat college girls should study esthet- 'cs. bv which she means the science f personal adornment. She says hat many college girls, in the pur- uit of knowledge, have neglected
 themselves. and continued to do 80, 'ntiI at the age of forty they have wakened 10 the fact that they are rights beyond remedy. She thinks H1t inc more intellectual q woman the more beautiful she should be.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
MANS WEAkN ESS.

"Are you one of those," she asked "who think man is woman's supe- rior?'
 "No, indeed" he replied. Where is there a man who would be able to go about with his arms and chest barred to the winter winds, to say nothing of wearing shoes that GOV. cred only his heels and toes? One day of that sort of thing in this eli mate would send the strongest mar among us to the hospital"
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
INNOVATION FOR GERMANY.

The German post office depart .cnt has begun to issue postage amp books like the ones in use in is country for several years. The irrliner Tageblatt approves highly f this practical way of selling amps in protective covers, but ob- ,rves with German thrift that it is little hard to have to buy 50 cents orth of them when all one needs $ q two-cent stamp"
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
JAN E's HARD LUCK.

"Jane is in hard luck. She threw an apple peeling over her Jeff shoul- der and wishes she hadn't"
 "What was the trouble.
 "Why, the peeling fell on the floor and young Stubbins. the wealthy cub she expected to marry, slipped on it and kicked over the hall table and jared three pictures off their hooks, and made his nose bleed-and now he won't speak to her"
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE
Weekly Report of Instruments Filed in
 the Recorders Office.

hS iSiiO"ihS iS hhN iNHS' SA instruments filed in the office of the county recorder for the two weeks ending April 26, 1911:
 Warranty deed, Santa Fe Pacific railroad company to Julius Her man.
 Release of Realty mortgage, C. l. Rabbit to R. s. Teeple ct uX. Warranty deed, R. 5. Teeple ct ux to Chas. ]. Rabbit.
 Bill of sale, Mrs. Jane D. Civ ems to B. F. Taylor.
 Deed, David Rabbit to Wm. l.. Chrisman.
 Warranty deed, Madic Camp bell and husband to C. B. Wilson. Release of chattel mortgage, Arizona Central Bank to E. R. Geddes.
 Chattel mortgage, E. k. Geddes to Arizona Central Bank.
 Warranty deed, Thos. C. Moi lett to Arthur B. Switzer.
 Warranty deed, Aztec Land < Cattle Co.,, Ltd, to Richard Hart. Quit-claim deed, Jno. o. Har- rington to Jose l.. Nieto.
 Notice of water location, reser- voir, Jacks canyon, Geo. L. Pratt. Notice of water location, reser- voir, Jacks canyon, Geo. L. Pratt. Release of chattel mortgage, Je- rome Meat Go. to M. o. Dumas. Notice water location, reservoir, w. M. Nagiller.
 Bill oi sale, L. $. Live Stock Go. to Geo. Casner.
 Warranty deed, l.. B. Hutchins ct ux to Mrs. C. w. Heiser.
 Warranty deed, John Hance to E. T. McGonigle.
 Warranty deed, T. A. Riordan ct ux 10 Arizona Lumber & Tim Der Go.
 Warranty deed, Arizona Lum- Der & Timber Go. to Arthur w. Kinsey.
 Warranty deed, Santa Fe Pac. R. R. Go. to Edward II. Beal. Warranty deed, Saginaw Lum- her Co. to William Grosskopi. Warranty deed, C. p. Silver nail to Wilhelm Grosskopl.
 Warranty decd, William Cross kopf ct ux to George N. Tucker. Warranty deed, William Cross kopf to Geo. N. Tucker.
 Bill of sale, John Bixler to W. E. Morgan.
 Copy, writ of attachment, WE. Wallace vs. w. Marley ct al. Copy, writ of attachment, Bab- bitt Bros. vs. ]. w. Marley ct al. Bargain and sale deed, A. Sam lar to Sophia Samlar.
 Bill of sale, F. L. Dickinson to w G nickipcon
 Warranty deed, F. l.. Dickin- son ct ux to w. G. Dickinson. Chattel mortgage, F. L. Dick inson to Chas. ]. Babbitt.
 Ouit-claim deed, Mrs. Wm. Klein to August C. Winkler.
 Decree of distribution, F. C. Reid, probate judge to Ann Bran nigan.
 Release of .chattel mortgage, C. ]. Rabbit to F. l.. Dickinson.
 Warranty deed, Arizona Lum- Der & Timber Co. to I. M. Jack son.
 Bill of sale, Hugh Anderson to Edward C. Heckethorn.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
EXCLUSIVE.

The New Curate--And what are your leanings, Mrs. Abercrombie, high church or low?
 Mrs. Abercrombie-Dear me, high, to be sure; never could abide any, thing common or vulgar.-Life.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
WHAT HE HAD PREACHED.

Blox-I saw by the paper that Jim Ghorner was buried yesterday.
 Knox-So did T.: and l hope he's satisfied now, he was always preach- ing "Back to the land"
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
There's a Reason

For the large and increasing sale of Dr. Bells Pine-Tar' Honey.
 When in the need of a cough med icine try it and you will know the reason. Sold by Hunter Drug Go.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05
25c is a Small Amount

You would not suffer one day for five times that amount. Then try Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. We guarantee it to cure. It's painless and harmless. Sold by Hunter Drug Co.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05

Son--Papa, l read the other day that in long siege the Cossacks had to eat candles.
 Papa-So l believe, my son.
 Son-Well, would they eat electric bulbs now?
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05

Improve your property with ce- ment walks. I'm ready 10 give you prices that are right. E. B. Raudebaugh.
The Coconino sun., 1911-05-05

Eric, Sanburn was killed an seven miners were injured, while going down the Copper Queen shaft at Bisbee last Tuesday. An explosion of blast as they passed level did the deadly work.