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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
ST. MICHAEL s
To MEET \. 5. At
H0PEWELL TODAY
albuquerque Team Is Slightly
Crippled by Absence Of Two
Regulars From Lineup
Locals on Edge.

For the first time the Albuquerque
high school and st. Miehaers collere
of santa re will meet in football on
hope"ell field this afternoon This
VIII be the first important game Of
the season for the Highs.
The 4. ". s. eleven viii be some
what weak today because Of the alb
sence OF Charles Hauchin and Harold
sperry from the lineup Coach Repp
vas aware Of the fact that he could
not use these players IN time. how
ever TO work their substitutes into
the machinery OF the high schools
lighting examination This viii mti-
gate the loss.
The eleven has been improving
rapidly in practice. Coach Repp has
been drilling the players for the last
Eve days at "A severe pace despite the
had weather He has been working on
the weaknesses developed ia the
game with the University OF New
Mexico team
The field viii b, heavy this after
noon, ana the practice of the last few
DAYS on soft ground viii give the
high school at least an even break
with the Santa be squad.
The lineup has been shifted, elf
ford going from right tackle TO fun
back and Hernandez from guard to
right half Turner VIII FIR the gap
left At tackle while silva and nitt-
ner VIII be used as guards The
ckhcld-Captain Thackcly cal
kins, Mann and Hernandez, have been
thoroughly trained in passing. aud.
on account Of their speed, to skrilne
the ends. owing To the teams light
ness, Coach Rcpp realizes that 1t is
upon this style Of playing that 1t viii
have to depend for It's greatest ground
gains. CHAVEZ and Barton Will he the
ends.
The game is to be called at 2.40
o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
GIVES REASONS
FOR DISSOLUTION
Of STEEL TRUST


Philadelphia, oct, 2a.--lIenry Il.
Cotton, special assistant to the attor-
lney general took IN the entire day
in the federal district court ,hore Civ
Ing reasons why the United states
Steel corporation should be dissolved
because i violates the Sherman anti
trust law as charged by the govern
ment. lie did not agree with counsel
for the defense that the formation Of
the steel corporation was the natural
outcome of conditions IN the iron and
steel trade prior to 1901, when the
concern was chartered in New Jer-
sey. He reiterated the governments
contention that the combination was
brought into existence by five groups
Of interests, headed by the late j T.
Morgan
Mr.. Cotton argued that there was
sharp competition among the steel
companies until they were absorbed
by the big concern. The creation OF
the steel corporation vas not a natu-
raj outcome of conditions, but a ele,if-
iy thought-out scheme, intended to
monopolize the iron and steel trade,
he declared The large percentage of
the iron and steel business of the
country, il controlled when organized
he said, was clear indication that It
was formed With monopolistic intent
The maintenance Of high prices, year
after Year, was an indication. he de-
elared, that The steel corporation has
a powerful influence in the trade aud
that II actually monopolizes the busi-
ness 70 a great extent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

current, namely ~ pence per pound
for glanulated sugar and a reduction
may he expected.
In these circumstances the gov
ernment has decided 10 prohibit. for
the time being. the Importation OF
sugar wiih the object OF defeating the
German and Austrian efforts to turn
their stocks into money This mea-
sure was not adopted earlier because
the danger did not exist until recent
~, as the expectation OF sugar from
Germany and Austria was prohibited
The prohibition has been relaxed,
now that they find Great Britain has
been able to make other provisions
We have already rendered The pro-
hbition useless We shall now de-
prive them OF any financial advant.
age from It's removal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
SCORE IN
HABEAS CORPUS CASE
~ so.sss loo.s.l srst,.. ,,.s.o w.n

san Francisco oct - Wong Doe
King. one Of the wsalthiest and most
Chinatown and a largf number Of
other aliens whom the' government is
seeking to denoft scored temporary
victory to-day when Federal Judge
Maurice r Dooling ordered the re-
lease OF several who have been in dc
trntion At the immigration station on
Angel island. ON writs Of haheas COZ
pus. bonds were liked al $1,000 each.
Judge Dooing's decision lnNalidates
all orders az deportation signed by
Actng Secretary II Labor J. 4 pcns-
more since June 3, 1913.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
.VANDERVELDE SPEAKS
TO BELGIAN TROOPS

naVre Cva Paris oct %, as25 p,
mo- While cannon roared and shells
passed overhead, Emile Nandcrvelde.
Belgian minister OF state delivered
an address OF announcement to tho
Belgian troops al Nieupor today
NJ Nandervelde, who is the repuh-
Hcan socialist leader went to Nien.
port on the invitation OF King Al
bert ON his return here he said the
Begians ware full OF courage and
determined 60 fight to the last
NJ Nandervelde's meeting with
King Albert today was his first lie
said thai the rulers manner was most
simple and affable He added
The socialists support the govern
mcnl because they are defending
their homes They are loNal to the
fatherland.
The Belgian minister of war re-
mains at nunkirk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

New York. oct. 23-ln place Of the
National Horse SHOW, which was post
puned because the European war pre-
cludes foreign entries a morse show
for the benefit of the Red Cross and
White Cross societies viii be held at
Madison square Garden, December
: and y, under the MANAGEMENT Of
the American Horse Show association,
il was announced tonight. Tho gate
receipts, after the payment of eX-
pcnses, viii be turned over To the
committees Of the two relief societies
for use in the war zone. The entry
list viii close November 20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
WAR TAX COLLECTION
COMMENCES AT ONCE



Washington, Oct 23.-No time was
lost BY the government today IN pro-
pairing to collect the taxes imposed
under the war revenue law Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue osborne
tonight sent the following telegram TO
all collectors:
beginning today, tax aecrues On
all wine sold. two cents a quart on
stu wines; twenty cents quart ON
champagne and other sparkling and
.artificially carbonatcd wines: six cents
a quar-, Oh liquors, cordals and SINH
lar compounds, and proportional"
rates for other quantities. Until stamps
are furnished. require dealers who
sell to consumers TO Keep accounts 81
sales On and after today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
ISMAN HAS CHANCE
TO WIN FROM HOPPE
IN FINAL SESSIONS

Montreal. ont oct Willie
Hoppe won this afternoon and to-
nights matches against Melbourne
lnman IN the afternoon he outscored
the English player AT the American
game hy Il total 90 500 to 1854, while
IN the evening he scored his 500 while
lnman got POS
The grand totals give Imam u
chance Ia win the match in the nnal
sessions tomorrow, both Of which
will be played under the ENGLISH
rules lnman Ia 400 points behind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
CONFERENCE CLEARS
PATENT MEDICINE MAN

Chattanooga Tenn Oct e3.--Joal
A. Patten, chairman Of the Methods,
book concern was exonerated today
by the Holston Methodist Episcopal
conference from charges of putting a
high percentage Of alcohol in pro-
prietary medicine Investigation was
made 10y the conference on request Of
the Rock River conference of Illinois
before whom the charges We're lodged
bN the Medical journal of Chicago
Fraudulent advertising also was al
legged.
In its report today the conferences
declared none of the charges WAS sub
Stimulated. suit for s6O0,000 DAMAGES
brought nv Mr. patten against the
Medical journal now is pending.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
BRASS FOUNDERS
TOURNAMENT WILL BE
HELD IN FRISCO

san Francisco Get GA national
telesfanhcra and Wireless operators
Tournament Will hc held here il was
announe to-day 90 May a. rs aul
~. 1918, under the auspices Of tho
fanama-paciflo international Telve
fnphers Tournament association Pre-
iiminars elimination contests Will be
held In an other Important cities OF
the country and only the winners viii
come nsre for Tho fusls. No an
poincement of program and prizes ~
Aei p0ashIe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
DUNDEE GETS DRAW
WITH RICHIE BY
HIS DAZZLING SPEED
y aosara ,suan.l sr,el.l 1880 wlnsi

San Francisco, oct %. lex Light
weight Champion Willie Richie, Of
San Francisco. and Johnny Dundee.
.of New York fought four-round
draw here tonight II was Ritehie'g
first ring encounter since he lost his
tito Go Freddie Welsh
Although Rilchm outweighed Dun-
dee at least ten pounds, eGlattef
dazzling speed hewildeted hlniHn al-
most every round. causing him 70
miss mis- iight ctoss rcpoateolv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
NEW MEXICO SINGLES
GO TO Ell PAS0 PLAYER


Roswell \ Nj, OCT % ~ 4 Fer.
gusson. Of ~ paso. won the New Mes
go state lawn tennis championship ln
singles here today defeating u f.
Spencer, Of Roswell, go. cal CSC
In the doubles n A Frrgusson AMI
Paul Jet,e, Of Mesealcro defoatcd s.
=. Baker Of Roswell ana Harry ~
Herfina % Santa he, 60 s-l ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
Auto Racers Leave.

Cari2ozo, \. NJ. oct 80. Harry
aud Allen Orme johnson left for lei
paso yesterday in their Buick for the
purpose OF entering the lei paso-
Phoenix road race. They win drive a
nuick, an old model which they have
ovcrhauled and rebuilt IN many parts
IN order to be able to get The speed
they think will be necessary and
which they hope to b. able to USE on
some stretches of. tho road
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

Hampstead, y \, Oct 23--Four
men we're killed and a fifth badly in
jnred here tonight when an automo-
bile skidded. struck the curb. ran
along the sidewalk for distance
overturned and was wrecked
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
NalIonnl Icnencrs In.c

Missoula Mont, oct e8 The
American league Al-Stars detested
the National leagucrs "a ia Q, in&fhe
exhibition game played at Hamilton
today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
Among the B0Wlers
WIZARDS FIVE FURTHER
STRENGTHEN LEAD N LEAGUE

Iy winning twb games from the
Commercial club last night AT the
Drummer alleys, the Wizards
strcne,honc their position Al the top
of the standing column. Matt sippeL
Who rolled III in the first game anu
llS ID the second, came To the front
strong in the third, rolling 2i5, anl
was partly responsible for the CON
mcrcial clubs winning the hast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
'b|G-F|VE' TEAMS
HAVE ONLY EVEN
CHANCE To WIN
EIeyens Not Regarded in Their
Class BY Touted Superiors
Of Gridiron Have Formid-
able Records,

New York. oct 2s-The approach
u the crucial period IN eastern foot
ball f. Indicated by the Increasing im.
portance Of the Weekend games
Three 81 the so-called "be-nVe'
teams face opponents tomorrow witt
little better than an even chance Of
victory
Dartmouth viii play Princeton IN
the new Palmer Memorial stadium.
Prlnceton's schedule to date has con
ialned nothing bat hard games. Dart
mouth IL more or less of an unknown
quantity.
Almost as much interest attaches
10 the Yale Washington Jcffcr-
son game Ia be played at New Haven.
In view ~ the battle Washington
and jefferson put up against Harvard
the outcome Of the game with Yale
VIII be awaited with interest and the
result used as a basis of comparison
of the work Of the two teams which
play the most important contest of
The eastern season at New Haven on
November -
~ Philadelphia the Carlisle In.
dians viii meet the univerItS OF
Pennsylvania and another close con
test Is predicted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
Two More Bandits Killed.

Bellingham. Wash, oct s3.-Wil-
son stewart, deputy sheriff. shot and
killed two of the Sedro- Woolley bank
robbers early today, as they We're en-
IdAvoring to creep across the Great
Northern bridge al Ferndale.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
NO MORE SUGAR
IMPORTATION IN
GREAT BRITAIN
Blow Is Aimed at Chief Agri-
cultural Resource Of Ger
many and Austria by Order
Just Issued,

London. oct. % (9.42 D. mb--An
official statement issued this evening
says the government has prohibited
The importation OF sugar into the
United Kingdom. with the object OF
preventing German and Austrian
sugar reaching here from neutral
countries.
Explaining the governments deci-
sion to prohibit the importation II
sugar into the United Kingdom. the
official news bureau says
rs Measures already have been
been take MO prevent the importa-
ton into Germany and Austria of
goods necessary to the conduct of
war but when neutral countries have
the opportunity of making great
profits on the enhanced prices which
Germany and Austria are willing to
pay, ii Is impossible to put stop to
all inDOftuttOnq
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

Harvard will fNeo Pennsylvania
State with several regulars missing
from the team The game between
I Brown aud Cornell IN this city is ex-
2ected 10 develop smar spectacular
| play
The leading games 10 be played on
eastern sridlrons tomorrow with the
1913 scores where the same college
teams met last wear are appended
Dartmouth at Princeton, 60
Washington aud Jefferson at Yale.
90.
Carlisle at Pennsylvania f-7
PennsylVnuiu state AZ Harvard.
i0-2g
Michigan al Syracuse, 49,.
HOLY Gross AT Army. no meet
Western Reserve AT Navy. no meet
Georgetown at pitishufgh, no meet
Amherst at Wesleyan. 0-9.
Williams AZ Trinity no meet
Vermont At Colgate, no meet
Villa Nova pt Lafayette, no meet
Irslnus at swarthmore, a-6.
Muhlcnhorg at LehiRh, az
brown w. Cornell at sew York no
! Inject
I Rutgers vs. Tufts Al Newark n j.,
t''o nifs'.s tssA .AaA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
A Pertinent Question.

The question has been asked, In
what way are Chamberlain's Tablets
TO pills." The answer Is,
They are more mild aud gentle in f.
feet and more reliable. Besides they
improve the appetite. cleanse and n
vigorste the stomach, correct disor-
ders OF the liver and leave the bowels
in a natural and healthy condition.
while the use of pills. owing TO their
drastic effect, is often followed by
constipation" For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
PACIFIC COAST LEAGtE


Portland S san Francisco
Los Angeles 6 Venice l
Oakland NJ Mission
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

There WAS a ring Of definncc In the
taik OF various officers and club own
efs OF the league President Gilmore
said no overturea toward peace had
been suggested az the meeting either
by the tedetHs or the older leagues
Twelve players who finished the sea-
son with organized baseball have sign
Cd Federal league contracts for 1915
and six or eight more are expected 80
enter the new ieaeue within q shefi
time. according 10 Gilmore. lie sntd
that the league had failed TO secure
Tesreau, Burns and Fletcher Of the
New York Nationals. A. had hcen hop
cd, because each was bound by
threeycaf contract
Although the Federal league mag
mates refused 10 discuss various re-
ports regarding the future plans Of
the individual clubs Of the league,
there were several rnmors which wcra
given credenee By those who followed
the meeting in an unofficial capacity
chief OF these was report that the
Wards would place Federal league
club on Manhattan island In case or
ganizcd baseball refused 60 recognize
the Independents Another WAS that
rearrangement of the circuit would
be made eliminating several of the
long jumps aud uuprdHpblc Cltirs
now included In the organization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

Weeghman denied that he had dis
enssed the purchase OF l'.e Chicago
Nationals 10 Cincinnati before comlng
70 this city, for the annual meeting
lie said his talk with Hermann was
regarding Tie disposition of the third
club IN Chicago in case settlement
of the differences between the old
aud new leagues was reached Ae-
eoiding 60 weeghman, he explained
To iiorrmann that ihe Chicago Fed
erals had come to stay ana since that
city could not support three clubs h.
desired 10 know what aiFangeme ~
would he made should il pence cont
pact be agreed upon lie refused ~
give the repls Of the chairman 81 the
national commission
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

Don't forget the drill contest aud
social TO be given by the ROYAL Neigh
bor~ tonight AT o'clock nj Odd Eel
lows hall. admission 10 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

Captain Gundersor OF Iowa joined
the ranks Of vanquished football
pilols last Saturday when Chicago
University defeated Iowa by score
of 10. Gunderson leads an un-
usually strong team, but luck was
against II in the Chicago contest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

At the present time there are few
exports Of great value which can be
sent out In excahnge for goods which
Germany receives from neutral coun-
tries. OF these, sugar Is the chief. Al.
ready exchanges are rising against
Germany and Austria. and If the ex-
trortation Of sugar could be prevent
cd or rendered Improbable, a further
serions hlow would be struck TO their
trade.
German and Austrian sugar may
not he imported here under its true
colors. but If II is first exported to a
neutral country and then re-exported
from the neutral country to Great
Britain, il passes as innocent Already
adyiees have been received that bids
for German sugar are being ereedily
sought in neutral countries. Even If
this sugar did moi come into this
ountry, though there is reason to be-
lieye that the tariffs has been begun
il would set free a corresponding
amount of sugar in neutral country
which might he shipped into the
Tpitad IL iupdpuo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24

The only ultimate big market fof
this sugar IS the United Kingdom. and
nothing less than total prohibition OF
importation into this country viii
hinder the German and Austrian ex-
portation
In ordinary circumstances such
prohibition Would be uncomfortable,
bnt large supplies secured bv the
sugar commission assure ample sun
plies for British consumption for
many months The price ut which It
has been bought permits Of retail sale
without loss At a rate below that nov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-24
GILMORE WILL
Be PRESIDENT
Of FEDS 5 YEARS
Long Term lmpreSSeS Older
Leagues With Fact That
New Organization Is in the
Field 10 Stay,
nv -o.n.s loOas.l ..scl.l ,,.sso VA.

New York. oct. 23-'rhe annual
meeting Of the Federal baseball
league, which opened ia this city to
duS. failed 20 develop any signs ei
the much discussed peace pact with
organized baseball! The independent
association during long session be.
hind closed doors elected officers for
the ensuing yoar. listened to warriors
reports from the clubs composing the
circuit. and then adjourned with tn
announcement that the meeting would
be continued tomorrow morning
A. II 10 Impress the Older league
with the idea that the Fedcrals haze
come to stay James A. Gilmore. waa
reelected president for a term 81 five
years In addition he was selected to
serve ~ treasurer Tor a similar PEE
Rod. succeeding J. A. George Robert
u. Ward. president Of the ilrooklvn
sederals. WIS elected vice president.
and Lloyd Riekert. secretary. each fof
a term Of one lfar
Satisfactory Financial Condition.
President Gilmore stated thal the
reports Of All the clubs as read At the
IN satisfactory financial condition
ana that the sentiment of the club
owners was unanimously i favor Of
continuing the organization along the
lines originally laid out year ago
lie denied that any Initiative had
been taken b, the Fcderals looking
toward peace with the National and
American leagues or that changes In
the present circuit had been discussed
at the meeting
Gilmore added that there was ~
truth n the report that the Ward
brothers Of this city We're negotiating
for the purchase OF the New YORK
Americans or that Charles weeghmaa
was about 90 buy a controlling int"r
est Ia the chicago Nationals Ilaf-
mony and satisfaction with the 1871
season and the prospects Tor next
year were the keynotcs Of the meet
Ing. 1t WIS said
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-03
Local A>p Personal

l.. = Thic,s spent n. early part
Sf the week Ia Denver and Pueblo
purchasing fixtures and groceries for
IN. r.openins % his store.
Harry Moshcr Of Portland. Or.
spent Wednesday In this city With
his brother. Jess Mosh.r. a. h. vas
on his way to Oklahoma to visit 9th.
cr relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hopper have
moved to Las Animas where Mr.
Hopper has secured a good posi-
ton With III. Thomas Mercantile
Company
Division Number 2. Pastors Aid
Society of III. Methodist church
met "wednesday afternoon at tn.
home of Mr.. ". u. white. in North
La Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs V. Aib.ra viii leave
Sunday morning for Galveston. Neu
Orleans. aud other southern point
With the intention OF remaining tb.
rest OF the winter.
W. T.. pinE.s aud J W sh.mM.il
and family. Who hav. lived In III.
Garden OF Eden during N. past four
years. have gon. to sheridan, Ark
where they will make their home In
tn" fu,ur"
Mrs. VI J Ellis. OF East la Jun.
Ia received ~ telegram las, sunda,
morning announcing the death of her
mother. Mrs, A. 4 Inflow. OF Wanda.
lila, Mo. Mrs inlow ~as In her eight.
icth year.
Mrs. " II. Gardner. of Douglas
Ar'r.. accompanied by her son. ar.
the guests Of Paul U.nkcl for AN In.
definite visit Mrs. Gardner ia a
daughter Of Mr.. Henksl. and ha. a
ho.t OF friend. In La Junts.