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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11

! damaging the machine beyond hop,
of repair, win be resumed ana repeat
ed again tomorrow afternoon. Two
! flights today ana the same number to-
! morrow are on the program The
| flights VIII he made by Aviator
Roy ~ Francis. who like Beachcy,
is known for his daring stunts
in mid-air, and viii be made in
Il machine of his own Credit is due
President sellers ana secretary Stortz.
of the fair association. for securing
another aviator and machine for the
remaining two days of HE state fair
for by so doing they Will satisfy thous-
ands Of visitors who have journeyed
here for tho flights and who. but for
the substitution Of Francis and am
other machine would have been keen
ly disappointed. With the resumption
Of the acroplane flights, easily the
greatest feature OF the fair the crowds
for the remainder Of the week should
eclipse those OF the first four days.
Last night the fair management am
nounced that all school children. if
accompanied hy their teachers, would
be admitted to the fair grounds this
afternoon free OF charge They posi-
lively must be accompanied by their
teachers and enter the park In the
teachers charge, she remaining with
tho pupils to take care Of them and /
thus relieve The park employees of the /
responsibility of looking ont for them. |
This announcement is ono that will no
doubt be greatly appreciated by SUI I
pcrintcndcnt Of City schools John
Milne ana county superintendent Alta {
nasio Montoya. since but for the liber-
ality Of the Fair officials, hundreds of I
would not have an oppor
tnnity Of attending the fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11
UTAH COM P AN|E s
RESUME WORK
At BINGHAM
Strike Breakers Come in to
Take Places Of Union Men
Who Walked Out Demanding
Higher Wages,

| TBy Morning journal special Lea.~d v'-e
bingham. Ttah. oct. f0.-With
hundreds of deputy shcrffs patroilnn
, the hill side. both The Utah copper
Company ana the ltah Consolidated
Mining Company ended their days
shift without meeting serious oppo-
si,lon Two Greeks were arrested for
aeitatng violence. Both carried pis-
tolls.
The Utah Copper Company. Which
was employing loo men whom the
strike WAS declared. resumed opera
tions with about 100 men this morn
ing. Most of these were imported
strikchreakcrs. one steam shovel.
iwo locomotives. the pump ana other
machinery Wcrc SGT in motion Com
pany Officials state that with four
shoVels the mills can bc kept going
for months, as a largo lody OF orc rs
exposed
While the strikers wor" holding
Irrctins. at which 1000 men were
d, sent late toda, tho whistle scream
c6 a warning and forty powder hlasis
w'r' set off in the Utah Copper Cun.-
pnny4 pits 4 heavy guard is st.
toned along the railroad to thc nil d.
At the union meeting the depuis
shc~iffs wer" cordcp'ncd for the 49,
legged rough W;iy fhey handled strik-
ers After the meeting j. e. Low
no, and Nanc" Tersich. executive
board members uf the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners. With officers of tn,
local union. departed FOR Sail Lake.
CITY 10 confer with President Charles
H. Meyer Tho t'tah cnmpan, =
bridge carpenters. who were forced
out IF work ip he miners strike.
were ordered to report for work to-
morrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11

Paris. oct. l0.-The final negotia-
tions for peace between Turkey and
Italy have been delayed 10y the hesi-
tation Of Turkey. says despatch
from Rome To the Temps italy has
fixed Saturday as limit after
which il may break off negotiations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11
THOUSANDS FACE |NCLEMENT
WEATHER To ATTEND BIGGEST
DAY Of TH|RTY-SECONO
ANNUAL STATE FAIR
TRACTION PARK IS THRONGED WITH
PEOPLE WHO ARE REPAID BY
FINE PROGRAM OF EVENTS

From Beginning of Ball Game Between Silver City and AL
buquerque at 1:30 Until Last Number on Days Card
Spectators Given Continuous Entertainments Horse Rae
ing, Statewide Cowpony Ha|f-M|e Dash for S4OO Purse
Motorcycle Contests and Boncho Busting Furnish Plenty
Excitement; Aeropane Flights Today and Tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11

Paris p,t ie- Reports of @ possi-
hl- insurrecii"n in Poland have re-
suited in secret Instructions being Civ
ru fnanei,rs in Russian Poland To
transfer their documents and ,alna
lies To- MOSCOW according TO a ST.
Fciersh-.rg dispatch T." the Temps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11

AlhanN. 1T, oct ie--Capfain DH1-
III g. Hanks. aged - wears. first
cousin - Abraham Lincoln. Is dead ai
his home here. IL was one Of thr
oldest pilots on the Mississippi river.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-11
TO-D.lY'S FAIR PROGRAM.
Wool Growers Day.
MORNING.

asoo-Band Concert.

'i~'N ~ a 'Niis'
g.00-Band Concert
3o-Meeting of State Mun-
. clpal league, Commercial club
. rooms.
1o;00-Campbell United shows
on Central avenue An shows
. open
10:30-Mceting of New Mexico
Wool Growers association, in
. E.lk's opera house Albuquerque
Kennel club show open. l'rco
act high diving man. corner
. First and Central.
11;30-- Free act, acrobatic
performance, corner Second and
Central
l2:00--l'air grounds and exit
blion halls open.
FAIR GROUNDS.
tAtternoon)
i:0o-2.12 pace.
i;l5 ~ Baseball, Albuquerque
VS.. Silver city.
-oo-Ifive and one-half fur
. longs, running race.
?; 2;15--MotorcNcle race.
2:3o Ride and tie race. Two
. teams Of cowboys
. 2;45-First flight, Roy r.
. Francis in twin tractor biplane
. of his own design and construc-
. ton.
3'l5-l'our and onc-half fur
. longs running race.
S.30-MotorcA cie race.
. 2.i 5-IFoot rouinp
500 Riding "huckers"
. 5-Sccoud flight By Avia- 4
. tor ROY y. Francis, in twin I
Q tractor biplanc
. i.30- cowboy and Cowgirl 4
. Quadrilc on horseback and band Z
. music.
EVENING.
. (DoWn-T TOWN. Z
-lllumipation OF Alvara- .
. do hotel Campbell United shows q
on Central avenue All shows .
. open. Albuquerque Kennel club Z
show open. Free act, high ufv .
, ng man. corner First ana Cen
. tral avenue. .
S,50-l'rcc act acrobatic per .
lormnncc, corner Second and .
Central.
300 Montczuma ball at Al .
NarHdO hotel
lu.00--l'rce act, nigh acro- .
battle performance.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
OIL DRILL THUDS
ON ROCK
HARD STRATA AT WHITEAKER
WELL PROVES SLOW DRILLING.
Six Inches Is Sum Total OF one Days
Work; Oil Indications Abundant;
McBee DrilIers Work Steadily.

Out at the Whitaker oil well pros
pect on an oak-clad hillside, south
east of Dallas, $500 pounds of steel
and iron is being alternately raised
and dropped upon a solid rock strata
about 1900 feet below the surface =
The drill has been crashing regular
Iv and necessarily on this rock tor
several days. but very slow headWay
is being made. Experienced drlilers
declare that the rock is the hardest
thev have ever encountered. Wednes-
dav only about six inches was the re-
sniff of the days drilling, but stead
iv the work goes on, and it is only
ouestion of time before the barrier
shall be penetrated and much Is eX-
nected when this rocky gateway 10
the wealth below shall reveal us Sc
cret.
II is said that the gas showing Is
not so strong as a few days ago. Dut
oil indications grow more encouras-
ing as the rock is penetrated, which
indicates that, hard as II ls' "
norous substance and is filled with
oil When the drill is removed a
constant rumbling can be heard from
the depths, and sensational develop
ments would not be surprising at an!
time. declare those in charge oil the
operations. -.
| No unusual developments nave
bean noted at the McBee prospect
southwest of the city. Drilling Is
stnl going on and the bitt is now
down something like 400 feet 1t Is
said. Gas is showing in consiuera
ble quantities and while there has
been no pronounced oil indicatohs' .l.
,he successive strata through whieh
,be 5rnI has passed has been sueh as
80 Greatly encourage the promoters,
Thus the prospecting goes on az
..cb of the wells with the utmost con-
s5ence in evidence among the pro-
uoters. People in the city are in'ei
e-ted too. and the daily quesuoD
hssrd on an sides is. What Is ooihs
=, the oil wells?"
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
BOND IS
SEVERED
Floyd BoUGHTON GETS DECREE
FROM JUDGE GALLOWAY.
Case Heard March 3, Decision Comes
Wednesday; Other Actions Settled
nv Court i'm Department No. ?.

After having had the case under
advisement for some time, Judge
Galloway. in Department No. 2, Of the
Polk County Circuit court on Tuesday
granted a divorce to G. Floyd Bough-
ton from Nellie Boughton. and rem
dered a decree in which plaintiff was
directed to pay the costs and disburse-
ments OF suit. c. W. Macarthur ap-
pesred for the pIaintif and Lot D
Brown for the defendant The casf
was tried and argued on March D.
Action in other cases was taken as
follows:
Harry E. Finch vs.. Clara kauh-
man. foreclosure Of lien; judgmeh'
for plaintiff other than costs and at
torneys fees. each party to pay theli
own costs. L. D. Brown for plaint-H
oscar Hayter for defendant
s A. Riggs VS.. A. n Holmes et a.
foreclosure. decree OF foreclosur'
granted as per stipulation on hle- X
= conner for plaintiff; Frank Holmei
Tor defendant.
n : Bentley et al vs.. A o. sarf
et al. action TO cancel contract oe
--r--er overruIed. defendant EiVei
go dsvz in which % hle answer
Ner Cases Piled
New casas have been fled IN de
us-tment No. 2. a. follows;
o = rgerman vs. Geo. Gibsoa
-srrf---aton of title. simpson a. Lew
IS Tor plaintiff
L. Hanna % al vs. mos - ~
fslter. action to quiet utie' b ,
suope for plaintiff
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
MONTHLY REPORT
Of SCHOOLS
THIRTY-ONE SCHOOLS OF COUN-
TY STANDARD FOR YEAR.
Roll of Honor List For Final Month
Shows Many Schools Have Madc
Satisfactory Showing.

Report of the schools of POLK
county for the school month ending
June Is, 1912:
Number of schools reporting cor
rectly and on time-25.
Number of pupils remaining at
time of last report-1462.
Number of pupils registered new
during month";.
Number of pupils registered se'-
Ondary-3.
Number of pupils readmitted-0'
Total number of pupils registered
during month-1532.
Number of pupils dropped durln6
mOnth-lO5.
Number of pupils remaining at
time of this report-1427.
Number of days taught during
months.
Whole number of days attendance
-15s645.
Whole number of days absence
SO2.5.
Whole number times late-144.
Number of pupils neither absent
or late.
or late-952.
Average number of pupils belong
ing-1s74.
Average daily attendance-lSS4'
Per cent of attendance-.96.
Number of visits by parents-6s'
Number of visits by members oil
school boards-14.
The following schools have been
placed on the roll of honor for the
county for having made a per GEM
Of attendance of 95 or more; san
Creek, Ballston. Orchards, Fairvie"
Oak Point (1OO), Elkins 1OO)' ln'
dependence. Antioch. Brush Coilese
Harmony. Enterprise. Suver, sunny
slope, Falls City. Black Rock Flo'
heer, Oakhurst (1OO).
The following schools have peer
placed on the roll of honor for no
having made any tardies during IN
month: Lewisville. salt Creek VI
ehards, Cochran. Oak Point HaI'
mony, Enterprise. Black Rock. oas
Dale. Pioneer. Oakhurst. Nal'e'
Junction.
The following schools have beco'i''
standard schools for the year; spI'l-
valley. North Dallas. Buena Nlsl
lincoln, Oakhurst, Orchards. Nale
West Salem. Oak Point Mistle'os
Liberty, Mountain View. Gutnii.
LeVtsville. Perrydale. Bethel bIus
tolsge. HopviIle. Airlie, Pr Gro'.
hed Prairie. Dallas Public scnoo'
Independence Public school
fleE. Ballston. Antioch. Indepen-
ence High school. Dallas hi-
e-aool. Fails City. Monmouth Pun
slhool. Monmouth High school
II g. Seymour. School SupeIln
.+n1ent Polk County. oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
TRAIN IS
PLANNED
DALLAS BOOSTERS WOULD MAKE
"TRIP TO ALBANY FOURTH
EmnIovment of Band Depends Upon
Success of Movement; Fare for
Round Trip VIII Not Exceed S1.4O.

II il shall be found possible 70
arouse sufficient interest in the forth
canning celebration at Albany on July
70 sell 1875 round-trip railroad
tickets from Dallas, which shall waF-
rant the guarantee for a special traih'
the Dallas band will be engaged 10
furnish a portion Of the music at the
celebration at Albany. without a
sneciaI train. which would leave Dal-
las IN the morning and return some
time during the following night the
local band will not get the JOB On
account Of the great expense, as the
hand would otherwise have to lose
three days.
tickets for the round trip VIII be
ia for 81 40 in the event that l25
bpv tickets. OF the 125, the band
agrees 10 take S5 tickets, thus leaving
oo tickets 10 be sold TO local people
A committee from the band Is TO-DAY
Interviewing the business men and
others in an effort 10 find out no"
many viii 20. The railroad company
denands a guarantee Of sl75 for the
sr.acfsl train. and this amount mus
b. posted BY some one before ths
train is ordered. Pledges are thu'
asked for in order that arrangernenl Z
may be made. II is necessary ina
tbe matter Be settled soon. as there
Is great demand for rolling stock oi
JuIv q. and the company must know
far enough In advance in order 70 o
certain 10 have the necessary EQUIP
-.-t on hand % handle the crowd
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
DALLAS COMPANY WILL
BUILD LUMBER MILL
Garner Lumber Company Buys loo
Acres OF Benton County
Timber at summit.

with a capital stock Of seoo0 ths
Garner Lumber company has been
organized in Dallas. composed Of A
s Garner. Miles Davis and p -.
ward. for the building OF sawmni
IN Beuton county. work upon which
has already begun. The mill Wih pe
located az summit on the CorFaliis
i Eastern railway. where the com
~ has recently purchased lso
acres OF nr timber Of exceptional eA-
.cellence. IL Is declared
me machinery used IN the nit
win be taken from the Ward MILL
which has been in operation for ses-
ersl years at Oak Dale, In TINS
county.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

FL Callahan, Of Chicago mAnas
-. new business department or
-. n NJ ByIlesby company tne
s--5frr corporation for the oreson
pc~s- company. was in the CITY -.
-. ~ me week on a tour Of the
-,7uanr-s properties in oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
ROOSEVELT |: DEFEATED; Will
LEAD PROGRESSIVE PARTY

theodore Roosevelt has been prac-
ticalIy eliminated as candidate for
Oresident of the regular Republican
convention and he has his plan ar
ranged for the formation of new
progressive party" in the event that
he is defeated, which now seems cer-
tain. That the credentials commit
tee when it reports to the cOnven-
,ion upon it's reassembling this mOrn-
ing. will seat all the contested Taft
delegates i'm the contested states is
certain and, this will give Taft abso'
Iute control of the convention. Talk
of compromise candidate grew by
leans and bounds i'm Chicago yester-
day and it is even stated that many
Of the Roosevelt managers have
agreed to eliminate the Colonel If the
Taft men would do likewise with the
mesident and thus permit the conven-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
is MADE REGARDING
LOCATION OF CARNEGIE
BUILDING ON CITY HALL
SITE, AS PROPOSED.
TOO CLOSE TO RAILROAD
Proximity of Tracks and Switches
objected To; Need of Larger Tract
Is Urged; Want Corner at Mill and
jefferson Streets; Finances Bother
in New Selection.

Believing that the site selected for
the proposed Carnegie library build
ing. at the corner of Court and Church
streets is not suitabel for such pur-
poses. both on account of the proX-
unity of the railroad and the switch
tracks, and the limited space availa-
bile a movement has been started
among a number of enterprising Dal-
las citizens to find location for the
building elsewhere.
In selecting the site above mem
toned, the city council merely did
the best possible. Some of the mem
bers themselves were not in favor OF
locating the library there, but, owing
to the condition of the city treasury
they did not feel that Dallas could
afford to go to additional expense at
this time for the purchase OF a site,
so the matter was decided, and 1t was
MANNED to locate the library on city
property.
Would Hold Location
Among those who oppose the site
at the city hall corner are some VINO
believe that the city should hold the
property for city purposes exclusive
" They say that that corner Is the
ideal location for the city hali, anu
that in the future, when the city
outerows its present city hall build
ing. il will be necessary to Dulld
more commodious structure ana,
the library shall be located on the
corner it will be impossible to do so'
and a new site will have to be pur-
chased. They believe that the corner
is too valuable for the purposes IN
tended. and that some arrangements
| sbould be made to locate the pro-
posed library building elsewhere.
Sites Are Numerous
There are plenty of available sites
for the proposed building, II Is said'
but the one wich finds most taVor -
at the corner Of Jefferson and MIL
streets. facing the court house plaza
and now occupied by the greenhouses
Of the Central Willamette Naiiey
F1oral company. II is urged that
library building should have tastetui
surroundings. That II should be 10
csted on a tract of ground OF sum
cient size to permit Of lawns ana
flower beds It would be impossioie
to have either Of these at the pro-
nosed site at the city hall corner
Aside from permitting the beautity-
nanA n
cation at the corner Of Jefferson ana
MIN streets, It is urged. would De
prominent. and yet in harmony win
the surroundings. II would be mueh
preferable to locating a $4,000 buiid-
inc in a more obscure position. where
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

sheriff J. II Grant vas -
e--5e Ronds country on " "e'l.' ~,
- Is-al papers in several ei'll
--.r--- f- circuit court matters
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

tion to unite upon some other man.
This plan has been put up to the Taft
men and has, it is declared, not been
fatty refused. In the event that this
program shall be adopted, it is be-
Iieved that Governor Herbert S. Had
ley, of Missouri, will get the nomin-
alton.
The convention held but short
session yesterday as it was found that
the credentials committee could not
report until very late, and the cOnven-
ton then took a recess until IL
O'Clock today.
II is also stated that, in the event
that Roosevelt bolts the convention,
a very large number of the states now
favorable to him will not follow his
lead in this regard. There is a grow
ing sentiment among the delegates
that party fealty should be placed
above obligation to any individual.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

Rand Concert Program, saturuiay'
June p. 7:5O p. m.

Turo-efeu. "Dn Misconsln .... r ~ -
March. Easy Street ......-. -selt-
a nav In the Cottonheld" tuy
request) ..--.--.a .anlith q
polka. -The Twitering Birds. Moran
Two-sep. The Chancellor" Lawrence
.rov to the World" Cby requesil
........ Barnhouse
--,-..e, Dark Town Jubilee"
1900. ....-..--.-.-... Gear d
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
Minor Matters.

The committee on publicity ai.u
promotion reported that it had mace
arrangements to send the local news
papers to legitimate inquirers regaro-
ing Polk county conditions. land val
ues. etc. Secretary Tooze said tha'
he received many letters from East
ern parties asking about Dallas ana
polk county and. where il was be-
lieved that the parties really might
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
Better Time Wanted.

DR.. b. Fl. McCallon called attention
TO the need of better train arrange
ments on the railroads in order that
people from Airlie vicinity might
reach this city as easily and as quick
lv as they now travel to points out
side the county. He citedthe instance
of conveying a resident of Alrlie to
Salem hospital rather than to Daiias'
for the reason, as he had been In
formed, that much better time could
be made to that city. He urged upon
the club the advisability Of securing
a schedule, If possible, which would
not discriminate against Dallas. The
matter was referred to the committee
on railroads.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB is INFORMED
THAT COUNTY COURT AL
READY HAS MATTER UN-
DER CONSIDERATION.
ROAD VIEWERS APPOINTED
Road Committee VIII Look After 1t;
New Road Signs Being Placed;
Want More Favorable Railroad
Schedules; saturday Sports Pro-
gram Proposed.

Prospects for a new road from Dali
las to Cooper Hollow" are encourage
ing, according to report made to
the Commercial club at its regular
meeting Wednesday night, by Chair
man W. V. Fuller, of the committee
on roads and highways The neces-
sity for the road was suggested at a
previous meeting of the club and the
matter was referred to the roads COM
mittee. Mr.. Fuller reported that he
had interviewed the county court re-
garding the matter, and had been IN
formed that viewers had been ap-
pointed by the court and that their
report would be considered at the
next regular meeting in July People
living in the Cooper Hollow" neigh
borhood must now travel over some
steep hills to reach this city but, with
the new road completed, they could
eliminate the difficult portion OF the
route and reach Dallas by a com
paratively easy way.
Mr.. Fuller stated that several OF
the road signs showing the way 10
Dallas had been placed in position
but that there were several more TO
put up He said that three OF the
signs, which it was planned to place
at important crossroads in the coun-
ty. were more elaborate and were
about three feet square. On them
would be painted a background
showing an orchard tract and over
this would be the lettering directing
! the Traveller DallasWard.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

WI Jenerson. Of Gerrais. trans
.~te5 butiness in this city THURSDAY
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

Announcement was made that the
Dallas lodge of Artisans had express
ed their desire to turn over to the
Commercial club the funds in its
possession collected for program Oh
sports. which were to have been held
Al the time Of their annual picnic
here on June /. and which failed 70
materialize, the idea being to have
the club pull off a series Of races ana
other sports in this city on some
Saturday afternoon or night Ihe
matter was referred to the amuse-
ment committee.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

vD Paul of Ia Sal raneh.
- -. -Ifv on q. business visit lhli--
day
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-21

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