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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

Board Of Governors, With
View TO Heading Off Any
Stringent Legislation, Pro-
hibIts Wash Sales,
%, MarnIar ,laurnnl speeInl Iea..a wI,.

( lIiy Morning journal sneeini Leased Wire
New York. Feb. 5.-Thc New York
stock exchange this afternoon adopted
stringent resolution against wash
sales" This action followed closely
the introduction IN the state lcglsla-
iure today OF "A bin recommending
stock exchange reforms as outlined In
Governor Sulzer's recent message. The
board Of governors OF the exchange
adopted the following resolution.
'No member of the stock exchange.
nor anybody connected with n stock
exchange irm. shall give or with
knowledge execute orders for the pur-
chase or sale of securities wkich in
volvo no change IN ownership
Punishment for this oflense already
is set forth in the constitution OF the
exchange under the head OF Fictitious
transactions. Any violation ol the
rule makes a member liable TO sus-
pension for a period not exceeding one
year. The rule. as now adopted Is
broader. in that il applies not only
TO member of the exchange but To
any one connected with a stock cx-
change iirm. J. d. Mabon. president
Of the exchange. said OF the action
OF the governors.
This resolution has been framed
after much consideration. In the be.
lief and expectation that h will be
enIeacious In preventing manipula-
tion. The object of the rule rs is APP
parent from It's language. is TO pro-
hlbit the giving Of orders. which will
not result In change Of owners. or
the execution OF such orders By brok-
ers with knowledge of the fact that
there will be no such change. II is
proposed 10 take further action on
ether matters"
Various committees OF the exchange
still are at work on rules 10 prevent
operations and transactions which
have been criticised. The conclusion
Of the committees President Mabon
said, are to be submitted 70 the gov
ernors from time to time. The reso-
luton adopted today hits more direct
~ at the subject which has occupied
public attention ever since the agita-
tion against alleged exchange abuses
began. II deals specifically with some
OF the evils pointed out in the report
OF the Hughes commission several
years ago. Officials OF the exchange
declined to comment on the bills in
trodueed al Albany. one OF which bore
directly on the resolution adopted at
todays meeting of the governors.
Referring TO these bills. w. y. de
Aguero. president OF the Consolidated
stock exchange. said Most of the
practices. complained Of namely hav-
ing any connection with hucketshops,
second. trading against customers or
dofs, third, wash sales fourth. accept
ing money from clients or doing busi-
ness while in an insolvent condition.
are strictly prohibited by the consti-
tuition and by-laws of the CONSOLIDATE
ed stock exchange and the penalty
has been Invariably enforced"
The stock exchange resolution of
today was adopted Unanimously and
takes effect at once.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06
rmE COUNTRY UNDERSTANDS.

nepfesontaiivc Taylor of colorad,
has introduced a bill Tor the purpos,
of authorizing the secretary Of the
interior 10 patent coal mnds to towns
and cities for municipal develop
ment.
OF course. there Is sitting TO 81
n tho municipality should fan to
comply with an the rcd tape the
government would wind around H.
The land would rcvcrt 10 The gov
rfnmcnt.
u costs money to develop coal
minr. 4 tlpplo must be built. the in-
tcfior must be ilmberod, holsis must
be installed. tracks for economic
transportation must be installed
No municipality could 60 into the
coal mining business with Uncle Sam
having any claim on the property.
however sllght. with any expectation
that endless trouble could Doe avoided.
The United States government is
not honest In ~ dealings with its
citizens While Il Is most cxactlnr
creditor. aa it should be-. It Is the
most laggafd and cyaspefatlng debtor
any man ever knew and most Of IT.
employees IN the public land office
are expert az nothing except 70 en-
mesh everything In a hopeless tanRlc
OF red tape
Il Rill do no harm to pnss Mr.. Tay-
iof's bin. because no city would be- 80
foolish as 70 undertake 90 40 husl-
Moss with title 20 which rnoleASam
had string attached. The country
the curves Of the public
hand Office too well to be caught.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

bishop whispered to her to remain N.
ter service. and said
My dear madam. what do you
mean by coming for Confirmation !
ann sure ] eonirmed you on Monday at
such place. Did / not?"
She said "You certainly did I
have been following YOU mp the river.
and have been confirmed every day
this week"
lie. astoundcd. said "Why aid you
do that" Whereupon she replied.
because I heard IL was good ior
rheumatism. THE Living Church.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06
CLEAR YOUR SKIN

tnslghtlv crHptions. pimples, face
hiothes are often cleared in single
hRht hN The mild. antlsoptlc wash
the =. y. =. Prescription for Eczc-
ma. This soothing remedy drives oul
impurities and heals the ailing skin
~ nothine eise can 4 soc bottle
proves III
For Eczema and rs allied diseases.
=. y. Y. IS an absolutely reliable
remedy There is nothing elso thai
we can recommend So hishls.
Drop into our store today and le,
ns tell yon the merits of y u. u. ana
ef our special money buck guarantee.
Also ask las about the valuable
cleansing powers ef Z. y y. SOAP.
}. H. 0Risi. uIug CO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

Convened ai mon.
l--.--.L.---- ---L.-

Convened ai moon.
Territories. committee listened 10
protests againsf restrictions surround
ing deyelepment ~ Alaskan.rcsources.
Exposltions committee favofably
reported bill Tor delegation ~ con-
gressmen 10 attend nnNeilIng of JEFF
fcrson memorial al ST. Louis.
recommendations that national
banks he permitted 20 loan money on
real estate were made to currency
reform committee
Effort to displAcc consideration Of
miscellaneous legislation on Wcdncs-
days calendar with debate on Dis
trict Of Columbia appropriation bill.
failed.
Democrats agreed 10 caucus Satur-
day evening on baitleship appropria-
ton
Adjourned at e:as o'clock untn
noon. THURSDAY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06
PARTIAL VICTORY FOR
PENNSYLVANIA W0MEN

Harrisburg. Pm. Feb. 5.-The reso
LUTON proposing an amendment ID
the state constitution, TO pefma
women 10 vote. was adopted fiuali
BY the house Of representatives todai
by a vote of lai to 90 and will hi
sent 10 the senate Monday for cen.
eurrenee The resolution, If adopted
this session, must also DE adopted By
the legislature Of 1915. before it can
BE submitted To the people for ap.
proval al an election
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06
Confirmed for rheumatism.

Rev. Joshua Kimher. in his RE,
mlnisoences. tells the following ance-
dote Of ne late Bishop Horatio Pot
ter.
tie had been journeying up the east
bank of the Hudson river, stopping
for confirmation each day at adjoin-
ing parishes. When he reached Pough-
keepsies he saw woman at the rail
waiting for confirmation whose face
he was sure he recognized and was
somewhat tamiiiar with. He was also
certain that she had been confirmed
within the week at another place The
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

WHY is Il that Hendrix Is able Is
dress So much hetter and live in SO
much finer style than you do l an
derstand thai his salary is no higher
than yours.
THE explanation Is very simple. He
has daughter and / have son. AIs.
SON has to pay the expenses Tor both
whenever they 90 anywhere together. .
Chicago Record Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

Il hey come TO tell you. Mrs. Malone
that yer husband met with an acci.
dent
AN what is Il now2r walled Mrs
Malone.
''fIe was overcome By the heat,
num-
overcome by the heat WAS he?
An how did II hapnen2"
"lIe fell into the furnace over at
the foundry. mum Tit Bits.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06
M0HAIR GROWERS TO
ADJUST TROUBLES IN
THEIR ORGANIZATION
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning soarnaiI

Especial Correspondence 70 Morning JournalI
Silver City. n NJ, Feb. 5.---It Us gem
orally understood that the board Of
the Mohair Growers Association will
meet here soon for the purpose Of ad-
justing the differences existing as 20
the secretaryship and other troubles
that have existed for some time.
Weather Is fine here and mohair
growers are anxious for Il to continue
as they wish to shear their goats as
carly as possible They say the clip
promises 60 be heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

moro than the amount due him thcrc-
on. the object being 10 prevent q
broker from using IA customers STOCK
as his own IN the borrowing OF money
There Is one bill especially aimed a.
bucketshops designed principally to
make the suppression and prosecu-
tlon of these places more effective
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

English suhrascttoa sent to each
member Of the cabinet neat little
package Of red pepper. The sur
fragettes are ingenious In making
their cause felt.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

Rsxsll store an nearly every to~n
-. 80 Il the United States. Canada aud
~ rs..s y Ir,s.in. There is didefent Rezah
Ssrsssv for neafly every ordinary hamas ilas n
.sse ,sF.sr;aIlv desiFned tof the psrtacsaiAr "
lor whseh IL 10 Recommended
tn. R-..il sterss are Arasries's Greatest
praS stsFss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

If you suffer Stomach Trouble,
and you try our remedy. It Won't
coat you : cent IL IL fails.

4f0 you Try 0df Asttsayf II won
coat you = cent II IL fails.
To prove TO you that indigestion
and dyspepsia can be thoroughly re-
liesed and that KexEl Dyspepsa
Tablets will do IT, we will furnish
the medicine absolutely free II il
fails 70 give you satisfaction.
The remarkable success Of RexAIl
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high
degree OF scientific skill used in de-
vising their formula as we'll as TO the
care exercised in their manufacture.
whereby the weil-known properties
Of Observation-Disclosures aud pepsin
have been properly combined With
CErminaGves aud other agents
Bismuth-Subnitrat and pepsin
are constantly employed and Fecog-
niTed by the entire medical profess
sion IS invaluable ia the treatment
Of indigestion and dyspepsia. Their
proper combination makes remedy
invaluAhle fer stomach relief
We are so certain that there is
nothing 80 good for stomach ills -
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets that weurgs
you to Try them At cur risk Three
sizes. IS cents. 90 cents. And ti00.
You can bur Rerall Dyspepsia Tablets
II this community only It our store:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

u. T. Maxim has invented 81.
lencer for general purposes. what 4
hlessing u would have been durlnp
the last republican pre-conventon
campaign.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

The Now Mexico legislature came
In like q lamb aud indications ara
not lacking that 1t viii have some
OF the Characteristics ~ stormy
Mareh wealher when Il goes ONT
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

Mems Sis Fell Hats 81 oo
Isoy~' Felt Hats ...a..s.s. ~
Ladies' Sa.O0 Hats ....4...... ia
Girls Sis5 Hats ,.s..s...... ~
Si5.00 ladies' Goats ...... ;so
$3.50 Iadics@ Goats ...e...... a-s
Mems Si.OO sweaters .... 30
Boys SOC Kacc Pants .... q
Mems ss.m shoes ...t..... ESQ
Mems $3.50 Shoes s..... tas
Ladies' aud Misses st.50 Shoes. ioo
ladies $500 Shocs .......... aoo
- l-3 per cent of on All Men, and
BOYS Ovcreoats.
ladies aud ChiIircn'S Furs ssc ia
Si.50; worth sI.0O TO SG.ss
Reduction Sale on. All Comfort, and
Blankets.
80 III. box all sound Apples Sfss
50 HIS. fancy wine~ap, ApIlrs i.es
NITRO Oatmeal. pkg. .f.4... 10
, lbs. nice Pruncs - ......... q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06

After an, It IS just as well to have
county affairs IA The hands of men
responsible to the voters OF the
county.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-02-06
!. H. 0'RIELLY co.

You can buy RsHall Dyspepsia Tablets
IL this continuity only It our store:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Princess Pat Wins
In Tilt With Queen

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Princess Pa
tricia Of Connaught has emerged
triumphant from tiff with Queen
Mary on the choice Of a lady-in-
waiting to accompany the Princess
to Canada.
The usual attendant was absent.
Queen Mary objected to the deputy,
a surffagist, and selected an elderly
and sedate woman.
The deadlock was settled by the
appointment Of the Honorable Kath-
crime Villiers, Princess Pats" orig
inal selection.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Tillman'S Cow
Horns Wall Street

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Senator
Tillman's categorical cow" sketched
eighteen years ago to accompany an
attack by the South Carolina Sena-
tor upon Wall Street, was printed
IN to-day's Congressional RECORD.
One view shows the cow feeding Oh
the farms of the South and West
while her golden milk is being drawn
in New York and New England Their
the COW is pictured with the Supreme
Court choking her as she attempts
to feed on income taxes and the
Western and Southern farmers are
getting no milk
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
1913 for 'MCXIII'
Ends Old Custom

WASHINGTON, oct. II. -- Plain
arabic 1913" will be chiselled on pub
lie buildings completed this year in
stead Of MCXII. Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo has issued an order
that the Roman numerals be dis.
pensed with.
The sightseeing guides Of Washing
ton tell many jokes on the tourists
who take these Roman letters for
anything but the date of erection Of
the building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Electric Fish Delay
Ship in Gulf Stream

BOSTON, Oct. 11.-When the Brit
ish steamer Rochelle reached Boston
from Macoris. a week late, members
of her crew declared that an immense
school of electric fish (often called
torpedo fsh) had been party respon-
sible for her delay.
The fish were encountered in the
Gulf Stream north OF Cuba and fast
ened themselves to the sides and bot
tom of the vessel, whose steel plates
attracted them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Sails With
Several New Dances

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON. Oct llama Pavlova
had an enthusiastic send-oT on her
departure for America She had a
special section Of the train reserved
for herself, her company and bag
gage, the latter Weighing nearly a
ton
admirers loaded her carriage with
lowers. A boy scout corps, PAY
lova's own formed as guard OF
honor around the car and performed
4 pugle serenade.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Kaiser May Try for
Americas Yacht Cup

Special Cable 20 The Atlanta Georgian.
HAMBURG, GERMANY, Oct. Ii
Emperor William is going to have a
new yacht that will show a clear
pair Of heels to every other boat in
Europe" Max Oertx, a well-known
boat builder, was to-day commits
stoned to build a yacht to replace the
Meteor
It is reported that If Sir Thomas
Upton fails to lift the Americas cup
the Kaiser may take a whirl at it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11

gers and crew were missing and
that 521 had been rescued from
a total number of 757 persons on
board the ship.
Messages from other ships,
transmitted to the Carmania,
placed the number Of dead at
from 1872 to 1923.
The Volturno disaster was an
echo of the Titanic tragedy.
Radiograms from the rescue fleet said
that the number of life boats on the
Volturno was insufficient to accom-
modate the passengers and crew.
In Middle Of North Atlantic.
The disaster occurred in latitude
1925 north, longitude s4.33 west, or
In the middle of the North Atlantic.
The scene Of the tragedy was about
1,a00 miles east of Halifax.
Tho following wireless message
from the Carmania gave the first mo-
tice Of the disaster:
Steamer Volturno, bound from
Rotterdam for Halifax and New
York with 800 immigrants on
board, aflre and abandoned Fri
day night in latitude 4s.25 north
longitude 3433 west. Two hun
dred and thirty-six passengers
missing
The Carmania was the first liner to
pick up the IS. o. s." calls which the
operator on the Voturno was franti-
cally sending out The Carmania i'm
mediately repeated the calls to other
vessels giving the position of the
Volturno.
Nine other Atlantic liners
were within wireless range and sped
toward the burning ship. The race
was a thrilling one. A gale was
sweeping the seas and the rescue
ships had to pound their way through
headwinds and raging waters.
In the rescue fleet were the follow
ing vessels; Carmanis, La Touraine,
Minneapolis, RappahanHcck. Car,
Narragansett, Devonian, Kroonland,
Grosser Kurfurst and seydlitz.
Carmania Wins Death Race.
The Carmania won the race to the
mass Of fire. her propeller fouled and
wallowing helplessly before the wind.
All the boats had left the burning
ship. Those still afloat were found
half water-logged by the relief fleet,
Allied with half-frozen, covering
refugees.
Wireless reports from the ten ships
gave the following number of rescued;
Carmania, II; La Touraine, 40; Min
neapolis. 80; Rappahannock, 10; Gear,
1902; Narragansett, 20; Devonian, SO;
Kroonland, 80; Grosser Kurfurst, 105;
and the seydlitz, IS; making total
Of SOL
The purser of the Volturno, who
was taken on board the Kroonland,
reported that the number of passen-
gers on the Volturno was $50, and
that she carried q crew Of 80, making
663 in all on board. According to
the purser's estimate the death list
reached only 1872. The original fig
ures Of the Carmania, that 236 were
dead. was accepted, however, by the
Lloyds and other marine agencies
here.
LiFeboats Crushed in Gale.
The meagerly worded wireless
dispatches from Captain Barr, Of the
Carmania, told dramatic story. The
dead on the Volturno were burned.
crushed and drowned. Four Of the
six life boats carried by the Inflated
ship had been smashed in the storm
by being washed against the side OF
the burning ship, and all the occu-
pants were drowned.
First Oficer Gardner of the Car
mania was in command Of fleet OF
small boats which tried for two hours
to reach the side of the burning ship.
The huge rollers swamped the boats
and smashed the oars,
In spite of danger, Captain Barr
then moved the GaEma2ia to q pose
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Senator Lewis Dofs
Spats; Takes Cold

WASHINGTON, Oct. Thames
Hamilton Lewis, "arbiter elegantia-
rum" of the Senate. descended for
just one day from the heights of sar-
torial perfection into the abandon Of
informal garb by leaving off his spats,
and-caught cold.
ut is all so perfectly ridiculous"
said the Senator to-day, wiping his
tear-dimmed eyes; "doesn'd sound
reasonable. Id turned warm and
lefd 'em off for jusd wud day. Dow
I'll have do pud 'em back cd agaid."
The spats were warm gray.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
MATTY GIANTS LAST HOPE
London Informed
Wilson Will Ask
Free Tolls Repeal
Special Gable to The Atlanta oeorqIan.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Washing
ton correspondent of The London
Times sends his paper the informa-
ton that President Wilson has decid-
ed to ask Congress to repeal the
clause in the Panama act giving
American ships using the canal free
passage.
The correspondent says that the
President, after consultation with
Counselor Moore, of the State De-
partment, is convinced that the con-
tention of Great Britain that free
tolls for American shipping would be
a violation of treaty obligations is
correct.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Western Union Drops
S2,l7l,544 in Income

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Althougn
the gross earnings of the Western
Union Telegraph Company increased
4,724,554 during the fiscal year ended
June 80, net revenues fell off 81
1854.
Earnings available for dividends on
the stock were equal to 10 per
cent compared with IA per cent
the previous twelve months.
After allowing for all charges and
dividends there was surplus of
$134, ia, a decrease of $877,617.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
Wilson Will Gaze
On Undraped Art

WASHINGTON. oct. 11.-Draperies
will not conceal the beauties of the
classic statues nor the nude in paint
ings in the forthcoming winter exhi-
bition of the Corcoran gallery. This
announcement was made to-day.
1t required a report that the pri-
vate view always accorded the Presi-
dent and his personal and officia.
families at the opening Of the season
would be an expurgated one.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
8 LINERS RACE To
DOOMED VESSEL AND
SAVE 521 SURVIVORS

LIVERPOOL Oct 1.-The steamship volturno of the
ne bound Rotterdam Halifax with hundreds of
immigrants board has been burned gale with heavy
loss of life
wireless message from the Cunard liner Carmania, which
with other Atlantic liners rushed to the aid of the burn
ing ship stated passengers and missing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
EelWorm Invades us.
Menaces Onion Crop

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Lovers of
beefstead and onions swere startled
to-day when the Department of Ag-
riculture announced that the Tylen-
chus devastatrix had invaded the
United States and the future of the
onion industry was in jeopardy.
The invaded is known also as the
onion eelwOrm. 1t is a worm about
one-twentieth of an inch long, which
destroys vegetable bulbs rapidly.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11

!. Continued on Page 2, Column S.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
SMITH
SEES END
OFSER|ES
TODAY
Young Shawkey, However, May
Be Sent Against the Old
Master, "Big Six"
BY BILLY SMITH.
Manager Atlanta Ball Club.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Not bragg
bling about my judgment, you know,
but I believe l said something about
the Worlds Series ending this week,
if it didn't rain--or Monday, at the
latest
I see no reason this morning to
back up on that proposition
1t is up to Matty to-day, and the
"Old Master" will have one great
point against him and two smaller
points for him. The thing against
Matty in this crucial game is the
confidence Of the Athletics. They have
won three games. They have only
to win one more. That is, they have
only to keep the Giants from winning
three straight games.
That looks pretty easy, any way
you take it. And I know, being
somewhat connected with that end of
the game, what confidence does for
a ball club.
Giants Can't Take Chances.
They go out and take lots Of
chances, and pull lots OF stuff, and
in so doing they get most of the
breaks. The Giants can't take any
chances at ALL They must play safe
all the time. They can't pull any
stuff as long as the score is close
and it doesn't look as If McGraw's
men will enjoy single runaway
game in this series.
That is a big point against the
Giants.
Now for the points in Matty's favor
In the first place, he is almost
sure to have for his opponent on
the slab a young pitcher, either
Shawkey or Carol Brown.
Now you can say all you please
about the way Leslie Bush got away
with it in his game, but for all that
the Giants are no easy picking for a
gid pitcher Old Chief Bender had
his hands full, and mighty near run
ming over yesterday-and he had a
lead Of six runs, at that.
If one of those bright young lads
goes in there to-day and wobbles a
bit, he is going to be ducking base
hits before he is ten seconds older.
Giants Fighting Mad.
The Giants are three games down,
but they also are fighting mad, and
I reckon even their enemies won't
accuse them Of being cutters after
what happened yesterday in the sew
enth and eighth innings.
Then / was about to say that Matty
would be on his own lot to-day, with
his own crowd back Of him. But
won't say that. That grand old pitch
er doesn't need the ground or. the
crowd in his system. He would pitch
as well before a million fans bowling
for his scalp as if the same bunch
was pulling for him to win. He
might pitch better with the mob
against him, for all can say.
But there is another and better
point in his favor than the crowd.
The Athletics are confident and
cocky this morning. They are all
puffed up, and a puffed-up team is
likely to find rough shedding over
chap like Matty. l have a straight
tip that Connie Mack called a meet
ing this morning and told his men
something on that line. He is too
foxy leader not to know what over
pnnflnRnra IN a
(Continued m pann . CnIunon 6l