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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

such blame as should be attached 70
the act Of a man with a fractured
skull and liquor-soaked BRAIN"
He declared he was the victim Of an
unfair jury, an unjust district attor-
ney and an unfair trial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

in a few hours. We are all agreed
on what should be taxed to raise that
amount. Many other things have been
suggested and upon these there is a
disagreement but we will work out a
completed bill next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
HOBO RISKS LIFE
To GET MEAL ON
LIMITED TRAIN
Holding TO Top Of Diner With.
One Hand While No. 8 Is.
Running at Sixty Niles He
Cuts Through venll|ator

feat 81 hoholng Dc luxe was re-
ported here yesterday morning when
the Santa FEES wfstbonnd California
limited arrived. A hobo not only rode
the limited from la Junia. Colo, to
Tyrone the night before. but diled IN
the dining car while the chef and
waters were asleep.
The fact thnt the hobo had visited
the car was learned when The chef
and another member Of the diner
crew missed lwo gold watches. a da-
mond ioekel and two safety razors In
The morning. A screen removed from
venfllator In the roof showed how
he had entered.
10 slip Meant Death.
The man Il was believed, climbed
on the roof OF the car at IN Junta.
cllnaing to The top with one hand. he
cut the screen with the other while
the train WINS running at sixty miles
an hour, a slip would have meant
instant denth Entering through the
narrow veniIlatdr was more danger
Gus feat.
The crew furnished Santa re Off
GERS with one positive item Of descrip-
lion. The man was Of slender build
His squeezing through the small hole
was proof " that His objective ape
parenily was the kitchen and the taxi
ing Of the watches an afserthought'
lie descended IN the cuisine. Missing
food showed he ate heartily and Ies-
urely.
He left the train AZ Tyrone when II
slowed there between La Junta and
that station the limited was running
too fast for him TO jump without risk
ing almost certain serious injury
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case OF catarrh that cannot be cured By Halls
i. ]. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by bis firm.
Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Fan.1y Pills for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

Santa Fe, Sept. 6.-~Those who reg
istered at the Palace 81 the Governors
today were; Alice irene Hicks. Chi
cage; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cooley, Salt
Lake City. Utah: Mrs. ]. $. Kelley and
Isabel Quinn. Estancia; Mrs. \. 6
liiekoN, California. Mo-; Mrs. Frank
Brady. Miss Keith. Mrs. A. A. Weigle.
Mrs. w ]. Koran. Dawson. n. NJ
Walter ufer. Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

supply your laying hens ans- grow
Ing chickens with our selected ma
chinc-eait alfalfa. They viii require
less grain. They win he healthier and
amount Of eggs will he increased more
than you have any idea.
q. W. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
NEW MEXICO CAFE NOW
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Tha New Mexico Cafe. the popular
Central avenue restaurant. Is under
new ownership and management :,
O. Sabungy IL the new proprietor and
r. r. Wedde the new manager. Mr..
Sabungy Is an experienced restaurant
man and MIR. Weddle nlso has had
years of experience In the business.
The New Mexico Will be open day and
night end under the new management
the service viii be greatly improved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

POUND SALE on Monday. the 9Th
day VI september. 1914. at 10 o'clock
Il. nj In front OF the city jail on North
Second street. | viii sell one bay
mare about 10 years old. weighing
about $50 pounds: all four feet whit.,
white star ON forehead. branded on
left hip.
THOMAS McMIIL1N.
City Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
Session OF Japanese Diet.

Toxic. Sept. b.--The special session
of the Japanese diet has been EXTEND
ed to September 8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
WAYS AND MEANS
FOR s75,000,000
REVENUE FOUND
Beer Expected to Bear Heavy
Proportion and Patent Medl-
cines and Soft Drinks Are
to Be Taxed,

fss sosn,sc JousnAl SPECIAL lgkstp wtesl
Washington. sept 5. - Democratic
members Of the ways and means COM
mittee agreed today upon commodities
susceptible to special taxation to re-
alize SIS. 900. 900 OF the 500. 200. 900
requested by President Wilson to off,
set the loss In customs receipts caused
BY the conflict In Europe. What shall
be taxed to raise the other $25. 900. 100
has not been decided
Although no announcement was
made. II is certain that beer and fer
mented liquors will come first among
articles taxed. The additional beer
tax will be either fifty or sixty cents a
barrel. probably fifty cents. producing
$50, 900. 600 a year. A tax Of twenty
cents gallon is probable on domestic
wines, bringing in from $4,000, 300
TO sfb.0o0.000.
Patent Medicines Taxed.
From tax on proprietary medi-
zines and preparations OF all kinds and
on soft drinks II is hoped 10 raise APP
proximately 500, 900, 900, while small
additional revenue tax on distilled IL
quors. probably not more than fifteen
cents gallon, would bring the total
tax on WHISTLES etc. to $i25 gal
lon. From these sources II ia estimate
ed SIS 1000. 600 would be assured.
so severe was the opposition to q tax
on railroad tickets among committee
members. chiefly because of its unpop-
ularity and probable political effect,
that further consideration Is unlikely.
An alternative to tax railroad freight
has been suggested, but this. II has
been pointed out. would be expensive
and difficult TO collect
Not on Commercial Paper.
II also is improbable that there
would be any stamp tax on CONNER
'cial instruments. such as checks,
drafts, conveyances, mortgages. etc.
Nearly all members OF the committee
lagree that such tax would require
too much administrative detail.
The majority Of the committee also
oppose an additional tax on tobacco
because of the burden II now bears.
There Is some urgency. however, for
la graduated tax on cigars. according
Ito value, from which II Is asserted
large increases in revenue could be
procured.
Taxation Of gasoline is strenuously
objected to. Opposition. It was stated.
lies chiefly In the fact that II would
be expensive to collect necessitating
government agents In refineries.
May Tax Magazines.
Among new subjects for taxation
seriously discussed by the committee
were monthly and weekly magazines
and periodicals including magazines
circulated through Sunday newspa-
pers. II was proposed to levy tax on
circulation at a given figure per thou
sand A tax on automobiles also Is
being considered, either an excise tax
on the manufactured machines, tax
based on the horse power or tax on
cars owned by individuals.
Taxation of moving picture films as
well as theater and amusement tickets
has been suggested The latter would
include taxes to be paid by the amuse-
ment licensee.
IF we only had to raise S75.000,-
OO0." said Representative Underwood.
tonight I'VE could complete our bill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

Rush Race. the worlds champion
fancy shooter, az Traction park this
afternoon al 4.a0, after the baseball
game. Admission free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
PACIFIC MUTUAL
PROMPT TO PAY
MARLBORO CLAIM
Well Known Financier Ex-|
presses His Appreciation of
Manner In Which Disability
Policy Was Settled.

The promptness of the Pacific Mu-
tual Life Insurance. company in the
settlement Of claims of policy hold
ers Is attested in letter of apprecl-
alton which has been received by r..
Il. Schwentker, general agent of the
company from C. G.. Mardorf, a.
prominent fnaneier. formerly OF AL
buquerque. but now Of Santa Fe.
Mr.. Mardorf. who holds three Pa
|cific Mutual disability policies. re-
GENTLY underwent an operation for
appendicitis which entailed three
weeks illness. The manner in which
his claim was handled by the COM
pany is shown by his letter to Mr..
schwentker. which is as follows:
|" Albuquerque \. NJ. Sept. 4th. 1914.
Mr.. f. H. Schwentker. General
Agent. The Pacific Mutual Life In
suranee CO.. Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
"My Dear Sir. ! appreciate very
much your check for s2s75o, which
lyou have handed me today in pay
lment for my three weeks disability
from sickness | hold three life and
accident policies In your company,
land am gratifed with the protection
laiforded me. This Is the first time I
have ever made a claim. and now
lreaiize the advantage of carrying my
INSURANCE NTH !. company whose local
Representative has full authority to
settle claims.
Thanking YOU for prompt settle
Iment. ! am
Very truly yours.
tSigned) &C. q. Marlboro"
T. Dana Johnson. editor of the
Santa Ne New Mexican, and Mrs,
johnson We're visitors in Albuquer-
ique yesterday. They will return to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

champions shoulder. And Mr., Race
is as expert with the shotgun--getting
doubles on flying targets with a REM
ed upside down--eiecting two empty
shells from a Remington- UMC pump
gun, hitting both before they reach
the ground and with the same gun
breaking five clay targets thrown IN
the air by himself TO see this shoot
Ing marvel In action will be rare
treat for the gun enthusiasts OF this
section
This worlds champion fancy shooter
will appear az Traction park. this af-
ternoon. at 1870 o'clock. after the base
ball game AdmissIon--F'ree to ev-
erybody
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06
ALLEGEDACCOUNT
70 YEARS OLD IS
BASIS Of SUIT
v H. GreenIeaf Made Defend
ant by individuals Who
Constituted Clothing Firm
Now Under Another Name,

TO collect bin alleged TO have been
contracted twenty years ago. Laurence
n. Lee, attorney, yesterday afternoon
filed SUIT IN the district court v H.,
Greenleaf. u Seattle. Is named as de-
PENDANT
Lee represents ns individuals w G.
Leonard and T.. l.. Washburn, mem
beers Of the firm Of w. G. Leonard q
co.. which preceded q. l.. Washburn
A. Go. The complaint alleges that
from December 9. 1889. to September
~. 1891. the company sold Green
leaf merchandise to the value OF
sl4o.9o. According TO Lee, G-eenIeaf
has been out Of the state since a short
time after the latter date.
sandoyal Sues Maris.
The Meyer. Relehard, Higgins Man
ufaeturing company. Of Quincy, ILL.,.
asks Judgment for si2o In o suit filed
against Mary l., Newcomer. Accord
Ing 10 the complaint the company sold
her women's skirts amounting TO that
sum.
Alleging that the defendants took
fourteen neat cattle, belonging To him,
from The range, Jesus VI. Sandoval
yesterday brought suit against Charles
and Joseph Mari He asks Judgment
for $40.
Louis Tester yesterday filed suit
TO quiet title against the unknown
heirs Of Henry G. Lucker. The prop
erty involved Is Ia block >, Original
Townslte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-06

Every Rexall Remedy or product Is
fully guaranteed. II not entirely sat
isfactory return 1t and get your
money back.
Advertised or Not, Our Prices Are
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Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday,
September Z, 8 and 8

We willingly lose money on this sale
because we know It will bring future
results and make us more friends
than any other way we could adver-
tise.
Pay fc more than the value OF any
item listed In this nd and you yet
two. You pay full price for one and
1c for the second.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

H. e. HENDRICK. LTD.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17
Judge Ashford's First
Act Is To Let Out Many
Veteran Court Employees

Circuit Judge G. w. Ashford's first
official act this afternoon, after caus-
ing the words of his oath Of Office to
be spread upon the record of the court,
was to accept the designations of all
save one of the court employees who
depend upon the first judge for their
positions, and to request that the re-
naming employe, who was not present
in court, be notified that his resigna-
tion should be rendered.
The move discharged from their jobs
seven court attaches, of whom four
are interpreters for all three divisions
of the first circuit and two are clerks
in Judge Ashford,s division. The res
ignations were handed in at Judge
Ashford's suggestion this morning,
after he had taken the oath Of Office
In the supreme court.
The men affected are Job Bachelor,
chief clerk Of the first division !;
Charles A. K. Hopkins, assistant clerk
Of the first division; James L. Hor.
uer, stenographic court reporter:
Chester A. Doyle, Japanese interpret.
er; Farm Cornn. Chinese interpreter.
and r. W. BeckIey. oficfal Hawaiian
Charles l. Hopkins, also
Hawaiian interpreter. was ont of town
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COAST ATTORNEY TO.lTAkE
CHARGE McCARN'S OFFICE?

An Associated Press dispatch this
morning on the case of U. S. District
Attorney JEFF McCarn. followed short.
ly afterward by local developments,
indicates that pending the trial Of Mr..
McCarn on the federal and territorial
indictments standing against him, he
will be relieved Of Office here. .-..
Whether he will in any event re-
sumo the duties Of U. S. attorney for
this district is not stated. but today's S
developments are regarded as rather
unfayorable to the district attorney.
Shortly before noon today the Star
Bulletin received the following Asso-
ciated Press dispatch by wireless:
an. A. Thomas, first United States
attorney here, appointment replace
Mecarn next sixty days. Sails tomor-
roW."
The text of the message above is
somewhat ambiguous. 1t may be read
that Mr.. Thomas win receive appoint
ment in the next so days to replace
McCarn. Or it may be read that
Thomas is relieving McCarn for so
days. ...... .....-.. III.
Alex Lindsay, former territorial at
torney-general, and the man designat.
ed as special assistant. to the u. S.
attorney general for the presentment
of the federal charge against MeCarn
to the federal grand jury, is able to
throw some light on the matter.
= -. =
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French Cut Into Alsace
[Assoclated Press service by Fec

Federal Wireessl
BELFoRT, France, Aug. 1I-An official war announce
through Upper Asace along the river Schirneck and thai
they have captured 1000 prisoners IL IL casons and
eight machine guns
The French artillery is declared to be highly effective The
trenches found filled with dead and wounded
WILSON SAYS q. S. NOT INVOLVED.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. 17-President Wilson today
added still the that the United States is not
endangered by the European and Japan part in it by is
suing statement which he declares that the United States
will be respected He says America is not involved in the
imbroglio
CAPTURED PRUSSIAN EAGLE IN PARIS
PARIS France Aug 1.-THE first Prussian eagle captured
placed above the the Offices of the minis
try Of war.
JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS SUPPORT ULTIMATUM
TOXIC Japan Aug 1.-THE Japanese newspapers strong
y support the utimaum issued by Japan Germany direct
ing the latter to withdraw her froces from the Pacific
LONDON, England, Aug 1.-THE military censorship on
all extraordinarily effective No general naval
military movements have been reported for three days past
Lord Kitchener requiring the newspapers publish only what
is given out by the press bureau has resulted
dearth of news from the of actual fighting.
TEXT ULTlMATuM. :aa
highly important necessary to take measures
safeguard
order secure enduring Is believed to be the duy Of
Japanese advise Germany
German
delivery September IS next
with view
Thd Internationally
august % Japan will be compelled take
express regret
Jspsas ally been compelled defend
Germany now engaged in
ns poson a. su chau and interfering with eastern Asiae
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17

ceived the following cablegram from
the attorney-general:
"can you accept designation special
assistant to take charge of office OF
district attorney until conclusion OF
cases against Mccarn? Expected con.
cIuded speedily"
To this Mr.. Lindsay responded that
his business engagements were such
that he must know what his compen-
sation would be, naming a figure
which he would accept
In the light of this cable correspond
ence Mr. Lindsay does not believe that
the sending Of Mr.. Thomas to Homo
lulu means that Mr. McCarn has been
put out of Office He judges that the
special assistant will be sent to con.
duct the cases and then the attorney
generals department will act as seems
best +.
Attorney Lindsay's statement. re-
ceiyed after the noon extra of the Star
Bulletin appeared on the street con-
tanning the dispatch from San Fran
cisco, indicates that Mr. Thomas is
coming to Hawaii to take direct charge
of the United States attorneys office
here until after the trial of Mr.. Nc.
earn on the two indictments against
him. III. =. !. --ss.---.,.. H.. -..
One of these indictments was
brought by the territorial grand jury
and the other by the federal grand
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SAN FRANCISCO MAN PICKED ORELIEVE S. ATTORNEY McCAR
LAND AND SEA-FIGHTS ARE
AGAINST TRIPLE ALLIANCE,
IS NEWS FROM THE WAR Zone

by Commercial Pacific Cabe
ROME, Italy Aug lit is officially confirmed here that
the French feet sank four Austrian vessels in battle in
the Adac Sea- yesterday and the French also sank another
small cruiser of the Aspern type today
German Liner Captured by Brush
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IAssocated CabIeJ
SANTOS Brazil Aug ia British cruiser the name OF
which is not known has captured the Hamburg American
liner Santa Catherine 1t known whittier the British
cruiser is taking her.
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Belgians Take Famous German Standard

BRUSSELS Belgium, Aug. 17-The standard Of the fa-
German fighting body the Deaths Head Hussars FORM
ery commanded by Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm has
been captured by Begans adorns hall
at Diest.
GREECE WARNS TURKEY TO STOP
LONDON England, Aug. 17-Greece has formally notified
Turkey that if the Ottoman troops continue Bulgaria
toward Greece the latter country will take retaaory
The Greek forces being mobzed ready to take the
field.
INVENTOR MARCoNI IS PATRIOTIC
ROME, Italy, Aug I7-Guglelmo Marconi the noted III
vetor and wireless wizard has offered Italy either his life
his scientific services whichever required in the present
crisis He volunteers either to become soldier devote
his time and scientific talents to helping the Italian govern
ment.
SHAMROCK w ARRIVES o. K
NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 17.-Sir Thomas Lpton's chal
enger for the Americas cup Shamrock w. arrived here
day concluding successfully her long voyage from Europe
She will go Immediately into winter quarters the having
been indefinitely postponed the European war
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-17
PANAMA CANAL
TOLLS ALREADY
MOUNTING HIGH

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirele:4l
PANAMA CANAL ZONE, Aug. IL
Twenty-Five thousand dollars in tolls
has already been collected from ships
passing through the canal since. its
opening last Saturday. Tolls also due
and to be collected amount to 100000.
Three steamers are already in tran
sit through the canal and four more
will 90 through tonight. 49,.
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with carrying a dangerous weapon and
with assault upon Attorney Claudius
H. Mcbride in the now notorious fed.
eral court affair some months ago.
A friend of Mr.. McCarn's and one in
pretty close touch with Washington,
said this morning that his information
from the national capital does not lead
to the conclusion that McCarn is to be
replaced here. I'LL >-
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formed that his resignation Is desired
and will be accepted.
All the others, save that Of Farm
Cornn, are to take eject upon the ap-
pointment Of their successors; Cornn'a
Is dated to become effective August 81.
Judge Ashford stated that this Is
not taken as an Interpretation that q
Wholesale change Is to be made. He
felt, however. that since these officers
hold their positions through the first
Judge, their appointment should date
from the incumbency Of the new Judge
rather than that of his predecessor;
he stated that he held himself free 70
reappoint any Of the present men or
to select new ones where he might see
fit to do so.
When the places win be filed, the
court gave no intimation.
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WAR NEED INDUCES SENATE
TO ALLOW FOREIGN-BUILT
SHIPS TO GET UNDER FLAG

LONDON, Eng, Aug. 1.-THE Exchange Telegraph TO-
day says that large body German artillery strongly en-
right wing at Dnant Suddenly declares the Telegraph the
French Marsease resounded the French charged splendid
y, broke and routed the German lines.
PARIS France Aug. 17-France and Russia have mutual
y agreed to treat with especial consideration all Polish Asa
tian and Lorraine conscrpts captured from Germany.
F WASHINGTON D. c.. Aug 1.-THE senate today reject
ed the report Of the conference committee which agreed
the character of the bill admit but foreign
built ships of foreign registry American registry in the
crisis The against the conference report 20 to 90
and shortly aferward by the vote the senate instead
adopted the original house measure The
tends American registry to all foreign built ships It Is be-
heved the president will sign it.
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MISS CARRIE CHANDLER Of New
York City Is recent arrival II Homo
lulu and has taken up the duties OF
general secretary Of the local Young
Women's Christian Association filing
the vacancy left BY the recent resigns
ton Of Miss Esther N. Erickson Prior
to coming % Honolulu, Miss cha11Ier
<.<.., =. c><,t-.l n, a6ar6f1 Ifr... ...I e. II.
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LeiOziiq n San Francisco For Coal

Associated by Commercial Pacific Cable1
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 1.-THE German cruiser Leipzig
has entered Francisco habor to take coal She
must leave before o'clock in order not to violate
the neutrality order against beigerent warships staying
port more than "a hours
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- German Kardog Reported Smashed

IAssociated Presssby Cabel
LONDON, England Aug "a Dutch merchant vessel has
arrived here with the rep@ that there is German dread
nought disabled in the hafbor the west coast
Of Norway merchantmen reports having the dread
noueht ia the harbor with her tunnels smashed and her hull
riddled The report is unconfrmed