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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNALSUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1910.
OLDCOMRADESMEET EVENTFUL WEEK FOR STOCKHOLDERS TO CARDINAL GIBBONS CROWDS FIGH
FOR FIRST TIME
III f.l
III M YEARS
Colonel Edward Johnson of This
City, and Freeman Harrington
of Lawrence, Kan., Clasp
Hands After Forty-six Years,
Tl"r" was pathetic ln Ident t the
PhiiIm ! station last fVfüfn h"l
Colonel Kdwnrd Johnson of AHinqucr
nue and l'reeman Harrington, of l.a.
renre, K'hii., c Lisped each other's
hand for ihe firm time In forty-six
years. Colon! Johnson and Mr. Har
rington acrved together In t.'.inpaiiV
K. Hevcntecntb lllinolg Inf'it ir.' f r
thre eyesrs ilurlnK the Ivil war. They
nr lnscperable companions ,tml f,i:
friend t all time, hem-; Mown us
Immon um) Pythiua "f the regiment.
When the tur vu iv.r the írnnl
Krpnruted an, I never sew anything of
cta other until liM night. Ilntti ,.en-
tlcmcn are hnle unrl hearty, li(h
nearly iventy-nve yenra young.
Mr. Harrington continued on hi"
Journey to Flagstnff, Ariz., after a
top of an hour, but will return to
Albuquerque within the next few diyi
and talk over old times lit length Willi
Colonel Johnson.
THE PRESIDENT
OF WIRELESS
Christopher Columbus Wilson
Indicted For Fraud, Weds His
Stenographer and Loses His
Home by Fire Since Thursday
(By Mnralac Jnarsal aoeclal 1 . WlraJ
New Yolk. Auk. 6 President
Christopher i.liiinbuH wiiHon a n-peri'-nce
In lile I uc derating rap
idly the days. With si other offi
cers of the l ulled Wifeless Tele
graph cnmpitiiy he was Indlrled lust
Thursday inr ront,piraey to defraud
hi atoi kholdeis. he married hi
.1 K-yeer-nld stenographer the same
night, and today hia summer cottage
at Long 1'raiuh, i.. I., was burned
with í lima of fÜrt.OOW.
ROLD MEETING
IS PLAN
SEES PERIL IN
Directors of Citizen Traction
Company to Put it Squarely
Up to Men Who Subscribed
as to What They Want,
LUXURIES
Venerable Prince of Church Be
lieves Only Chrílai Faitn
Will Save Nation From Fate
of Rome,
Individual ln-trii1loii given la nil
branches. Th;,t la why our students
advance mora rapidly and learn more
thoroughly. Ity this method they
study chai they don't know; not what
othera don't know. Allm,uerftie flusl
Beaa College.
The heat saddle hornea to he hud
In the city ara at W. L. Trlmbia'a, 1)1
N, Bacond atreet Phone I
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ml xa l.inlu Hmi'h, who hiia bren the
rueat of Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Arinl.o,
of 711 Houth Fourth alreet, for the
Isst three, weeks, left tealerday morn
ing for her home In Las Vegas. Win
a aeeonipanled hy Kebeccu, the
younit daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Arm t in.
Judge M. C. Meihem arrived in the
city from tf"iita Ke to spend rbinduy.
W. H. H. Llewellyn of Uis Cruces
was a visitor here yeaterdiiy.
A. It. Krnrhan, attorney and hunker
nf Faula F. arrived In A lbuiiieriue
last nlht on business.
MILLION AND
HALF ASKED AS
II
The stockholders of the Citizens'
Trillion company, mniiy of whom
have not paid their subscriptions
thereby preventing the line from be
ing put in operation, are to hold a
inert i ok and the directors are going
( put the situation squarely nt them
to either pay up or cpnt. The dPv'i
ora will meet Monday night and will
lumia the call for the stockholders'
meeting. The call must Rive the focl:
holdera ten dnya notice go the met
ing III not take jduce within ponsi
bly two weeks.
, 4'
A BLOODTHIRSTY JAP
ELUDES PURSUIT
REPARATION
IN CALIFORNIA
azine Publishing Company Bones FoU!ld n Canyon Con-
Mai
Demands That United States
Refund Larce Sum Lost
Through Alleged Persecution,
vincc Authorities That All
Three Members of Kendall
Family Were Slain,
Milltttry ItullooitM Mlwluir.
, Mllllllh, Aunt. . t'oliwdertlble
anxiety la felt (it the ft of two mili
tary apherlcitl hullo, na which aa
tended from here Friday afternoon
and have alnee not been reported.
Each balloon carried a rim of three
men.
.
Splendid lamiiloti, iiimhI mlurr, ail-VaiH-eiiM'lil
and the moat viilualde edu
cation are youra If you devote n few
montha' time In aetiuhm a IiuhIiiihh
tnlnliiK in the A lhuiiteriun HiiMi-en
CoIIoks. Full Infoi in.niuu on roiiuext.
RATT'S
C
Only He Who Buys
for Cash Knows Its
Buying Power
Tin n-ul eitoii.inv hi bnliu
at Penit a i-oiiicm Ihrouuli the
ii llciii o f the ipinlllicx you
lint with imU'Ii pun base.
los any kIimw run mil
low iirlii-a on certain clienp
lirviuU, hut It lukea canli bu.
ln ami cah k.-IIimu id ciiuble
U Id qiuile imr loel of i iisli
prht-H mi our aliimlurtl hi and.
Tr the '
Vu II Ih u
thcrerf'er.
Ilnll a)" mice
iiin .laiit iiHioiiu r
1.1 li. t.raiiuhiKI Simar $ Mill
Hm Hw. Ili-i 'oini,M . . 2 2.
HI Ut, Hist PiiliitiH-w as
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llo Patent bland. ;,n.h.
'k i.n
Old llomtvitwil lirniiil, .Mi
ll' imcl, i .511
(.old Colli hrnnd, fill-Ill.
wick . .5
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KwittV Pivioluiii llainu,
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pwirt a rn iiiiuiii Ijinl, 3-
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Huilla Premium Ijird, 0-
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Koiri a Pretiiluin l-anl. III-
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Morning Journal Ilureau
613 MiiiiH.-y lliiil.lliii.
WHvliinKton. I. C-. Aug. .
.Neer the cloae of the recent aeaalon
of const ena, Keprerentntlvc liartholdt
Introduced ft bill In the houae to
rim,, the government to make rep
unit!, n to the Lcvir PuMfehinz rum-
puny of rnlvernity Cllv, Mo.. t the
amount of $1.600.000. f.ir Injurlea al-
I, Ked to be wroiiKfully Inflicted upon
the company by the Cnlted States
authorltlc. mPHnin the euthnritlee
of the poaioiflce dej.-nrtnieiit and de
partment of Jualice.
I he hill la iicconipiinled by a brief,
a copy 01' which aa placed In the
hand ,.f every member of 1 oiiKieaa
I he brief explelna how the company
tiUKitieaH a unlawfully limited ut
puultrher'a mall rutea; how Ita puhli
ciitlona, the Womun'a MiiKazlne and
the Womun'a Kami .louinal were un
lawfully excluded from the malla el
toitether, and l)o company'H hiiHiueaf
1 loBcd up for many niontha; how the
lompain a uioiiiy, i,, t Ik- extent of
many thoumtmta ut h, llura, waa ex-
toned noon it demand lor un unlaw
1111 pom.me inte; now the company
una uniiiwtiiiiy prevented from ful
lining It contract Willi hundrcdK ol
iii,'iui'uii 01 tne leuilcra ot Us iniig
i,.luea: hmv .100. uno coplea 1.1 one ol
ila miiuazlnca were unlawfully aelxed
mid l onfiw iited ; how the company
iuii peni oiiiKoing litter mail 111
unlitwtully aelxeil nuil detained: how
spurloua IndlctmenlH ot the olflcera
of the company were brought about
iiiul how Hpuiloua civil Hiill.i lor col
lection of en unlawful pottage rate
were brought and never tiled all to
the material Injury ,,f the company
ami 11 Dual net;..
The mattcra brought In this bill
lite attention of cougreaa occurred
under the admlniatratlon of poaiiima
lor t.eneral t ort. lyou. The brief la
i lmicd by Kdwln C, Madden, who was
' lull th rd MNNlFlant poatmaster g, n-
eial. end who la now attorney for
the company. The brief ancaka f
possible 1, nmiiracy of the olficlala to
el feel the 111 Ih complained of. and
the ni,' ,,f President l.ewia of th,
company la compared to that
lu-cyina 11 Prance. The brief alatef
i thai the efforta of the olficlala were
I I" lend him In the pcnlic Hilary ..
10 i-i 1 pi 1 ml ,1 law and mhrcpr,
I m uted I, M ia. Th, y did not get him
! Into ptlMui, 11 nil the in, It, 'tinenta of
lililí and III,, other ottlceta of II.,
; company ere ,Iimiiis. .I w ithout
icoiniog to it tul, but not until th,-:
; had stood ur yea ra lo the ilatuagi
land the prejudice id the company'!
deputation with the public, and l it:
I inlury in the many aya recited.
I Seteral or the nolo t 111. 'HI a ere lo
' coiiapua, ) to delraild the got, 1 u
m, lit of (loKtage mi the magazine
othera wi re lor fraudulent ue ol tin
: loen 111 promoting the People t
t tilled Slat, a Hank of Cnhersity
1 My, Mo. Th,- indicted men had
sif.il ilUliciiliv In getting; iinv of th
t" iri-il After tu yeaifi, on
lor fraudulent in-e ot the malla wa
tro d ag.uiiKt l.e ta. W hen the gov
11 iiineiil evldemv all In. th
lulled Mete itreull court ordered
the Jure to liiinu In (l verdict of not
. llllly all.l dlaiuiMMeil the cHae, pud thr
opinion of the Judge. ,r tavoiai.l
to l-ln Is , Ite.l Subse,,i,ntly all
Hor iiiilleimenta of that kind
Hele alan d,,lled.
Ill Ili,ain now iimKs ccligreaa to
a, ml the , itae to the court of chuma
to ic heard on Its merit", ami tl
, ollipelin.ito tin company accord
logU to the findings of the court
I lie company tdatea that It ta not now
1 on, i -rued in the ipieatlon f whether
tne onii'tula were in a conapiravy Ia
ai oin,lih the ittihi m fill purpoae. hut
that. 11 the government I. it will fur-
iokIi it idem p on imi point. The
no-te 1, intended 10 open up the
lióle m.iiier In the court and In
ioiier,'KN The ,ae n ni'ihl txtraor
liiciry and llhoul precedent
' II but a part of what in act forth In
the briii 1. eaiahlodird. II la certain
ti t t Ij w ih mot me .ui Piiblirh
' ' ' ol tt In. h he I the he.,
u,v. t i-n tt'iuuH of mío h wrotitrtot
ool'.i, 1 An unit ltii.ttl
(By Morel ag Joaraal BjmcUI Iamm Wlr
Ca-iadcro, Cal., Aug- What ia
eotiHldered final evidence that the
three members of the Kendall fnm
lly were murdered, waa rewarded to
day In the finding of an upper Jaw
In a canyon nenr the Kendall.
The Jaw la that of a young man
and the Ruthorltiea expect to prove
through the teeth filling that It la that
of Thomaa Kendall. 2l years old, mm
of Mr. ami Mra. Knoch Kendall. It
waa found near the apot where the
torso of the young man a mother waa
discovered. The front teeth had been
knocked nut. It la auppoaed that the
rest of the body waa cremated.
The authorities practlcallv have
abandoned work In this neighborhood
and the caae will rest until the ap
preheiiMlun of Henry Yamugach!. the
Japanese auspeited of the triple
murder.
hhmI salarbft awaiting those who
take a bimlneaa courae In the AII111-
queriitie Husmea t ollege. we aaaiat
all graduates to good poaltions,
STRIKE AVERTED IN
GLASS BOTTLE MILLS
Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. S. The
wage conl roveray between the filaaa
Vial and Itotth. Manufacturera' Haao-
(iatlon and the (ilaaa itoltle lilowera'
laaiMiatlon reaulted in nn agreement
late ting uf lit noon, un hour after It
had uppeared that relutlona between
Hie manufacturers mid the represen
lativea of the 4.000 bottle blower
would be completely aevered. In the
face of the machine competition, the
blowers agreetl to work, for the aame
ttagea 11a last year.
OFFICER CANNOT BE HELD
FOR HIS SINS AS CADET
By Mnratag Jounul KukiiI UimI Wlra)
New York, Aug. 8. Cardinal mil
lions rat on the rpaclous veranda of
A I-ong l.'hniil loitnlrv houee this af
ternoon and, watching the niltomo
bllca flit down the road before him,
in one unending itream. moralized
on the dangers of aelf-lndulgetice that
hav beset all republics.
"I think," he a.ild. "we are closely
approaching the eg,.- of extravagance
and Inordinate pleasure offered by
Home JiiMt beloie her (all. The cry
of today Is for more and more riches.
The rich men ' gieedy for more. It
Is the sum with the well-to-do. It is
the same everywhere.
"Truly we have many, generoua
ones a 111011 g the rich, but I would
wish more of them would be more
eoiuddrratr i f the unfortunate. Thla
gnat desired riches Is making peo
pie 'ery selfish.
'Then there is I he desire for in
ordinate plcasul cb."
An automobile whirled by in a c loud
ol dust. The cardinal pointed alter
it and continued:
1 u aee we have many more
channels of pleasure than were
known to the patricians of Augustus
('aerar' Ume; yet there Is the desire
for new pleasures and mole pleas
tire;.
I believe the gospel of Christ will
save the present Eituatioil. There
waa no Chnst y, u lenicmher. to save
Kerne."
UNCLE SAM FORGING
WORLD'S LARGEST GUNS
IT TO
GET INTO THE
GOLDEN RULE
Big Store With Little Prices Is
Mecca For Careful Buyers
Eager to Take Advantage of
Great Cut Price Sale,
l'K;
vv asiiingtun, Aug. 6. Urrmany
.newest and heaviest guns now being
,'uriied out at the Krupp works, will
le smaller than the new H-iiu h rifle
that will arm I'mie h'am's newest
fighting ships.
The newest (crinan gun Is about
13.8 inches which Is a tiifie larger
Hum Kngland's heaviest. The new
H-inch rifle has been tested suc
cessfully at Indian Head and it Is
generally supposed that the twenty
now building wil be divided between
the two bat I ok hips authorized by the
lust congr-rns.
B NO. 2 ARRIVES IN
GOOD SHAPE
Jf you were down town at 0 oVlnolt
yesterday morninu or at 2:30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and saw the hie
crowds fighting to get into the Uolden
Kule Dry Goods store vou would won.
dcr what was coming off. Hut If you
had stepped inaidr the Ooldi -n Rule
ano looKea around for a few munifii.s
and noticed the prices on the goods,
you would cease to wonder.
There were very few men in the
rrowds. The men don't know any
thing about salt. But there were
hundreds of women. Women don't go
to a sale unless there Is something
that attracts them. The tSolden Hule
sale attracts big crowds because there
Is something behind It. The Golden
Hule does us it advertises. For yes
terday it advertised "extra special,"
and "specials," at prices that wouid
look good in any Chicago department
store.
The ale will continue for two weeUb
longer. Thus far It hus been i phe
nomenal success. Goods arc being
sold at prices that have nevor before
been heard of in Albuquerque. Every
thing in the store is being sold at re
duced prices. If you don't see what
you want w-heii you go in, ask for it.
There are four dozen salespeople cry
one of w hom will lie glad to show you
the way to what you want.
Read the page advertisement in the
Morning Journal today. Then attend
the sale tomorrow unj see for vour-
self for tomorrow there will be
creat sale of wash goods. Five
thousand yards of fine mad
ras, percales, batistes anil Mmil.ir
goods, always sold as thirty-five
cents, will he od at ten cents the
yard. 1 :
in
sister. Miss Hose, survive
Louis. Young Mr. Garland
well known In Albuquerque and his
numerous friends will regret to hear
of his passing.
By profession, deceased waa n
draughtsman. He was a member or
Temple lodge No. í. A-, F. and A. M.
The body will be sent on Hanta Fe
train No. tonight to the family
home In St. Isolds, and will be ac
companied by the bereaved mother
ami sister.
St. I told about Oklahoma, and
Journal Want Ads Get Results
SHALL NEW MEXICO
UNVOTE?
Dr. E. McQueen Gray and J, E,
Snyder, Socialist to Discuss
Important Question at Chautauqua.
Hegliia Abiil.
After suffering from u severe at
tack of typhoid fever for the past six
weeks, Hegina A bell, the 9-year-old
deughter of John A hell of Helen,
passed away at .St. Joseph's sani
tarium at 7:30 o'clock last evening.
Regina took sick In Belen and was
brought to Albuquerque for better
medical attention. For a time she im
proved, but her condition rr r tv
rapidly worse during the 1 ; lew
days, and the end came last 1 : ilng.
The father and a sister. Miss Kdith
Abell, were at the bedside when the
little one passed away.
A sister, Hertha, and a brother,
Hoy, will arrive from Helen this
morning. A brother, Curtis, of Jer
ome, Ariz., and Robert of Parsons,
Kan., were here last week to visit the
sick girl and left for their homes only
a few days ago. believing her on the
road to recovery. Another brother,
Orrte, is in FToilsant. .Mo., a novice.
studying for the Society of Jesus. The
Abell family will have the sincere
sympathy of a large number of friends
in their deep sorrow. Five times dur
ing the past nine years has deuth vis
ited the immediate family, the mother
and four children dying during that
time. Mrs. Abell died when Regina,
the child who died last night, was
only three weeks old.
The funeral will oecur from the
Immaculate Conception church at !l
o'clock Monday morning. The funeral
will leave the residence of John S
Heaven, an- uncle of deceased, at 703
North Fourth street, at 8:45 o'clock
Interment will he made In Hanta Har-
l ara cemetery.
LABOR PART, NOT
YET F
how mi,..L
was quite j that slate hud accomplished under ;M!
constitution au ipiea Py the dernu
trata.
A thousand pnd one planks wro
suggested for the platform up,,,,
which the proposed, new party ls t()
go before the people. There were, ui
the meeting pupporters of u Jim Cr,.
law, prohibition, initiative and refer,
endum. woman suffrage and numer
ous other doctrines.
The meeting adjourned after l;S(.
ening to much oratory, until next
Wednesday night at which'time proi,.
ably some definite action will be do.
tided upon.
Stylish horsea and buggie fur.
Dished on ahort notice by W. I,. Trim,
bla & Co., lit N. Second street
Phona I.
:
01
ORGANIZED
More Than Hundred Men At
tend Meeting Last Night and
Discuss Politics From Oregon
to Oklahoma and Kansas.
Louis Gumbiner Ivl.úcs Trio
from Kansas City 01 Schedule
Time; Expects l Go to El
Paso Soon,
Washington. Aug. h The war do
part menl has ruled that nil army ofll
eer cannot be disciplined for his acts
1 cadet of the military academy
West Point.
A recent graduate at the academy
committed a serious offense while he
waa u cadet and got his c omuiis-sion
before it was discovered. The war
depart 1111 til holds it Is llow loo late to
try him.
INDIANS MAKE CVHARGES
OF ATEMPTED BRIBERY
unc
i 1
F.G.Pratt&Co.
Phone 46
214 S. Second St.
ftp UI
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the
Corlelt
, to e I-,
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'Hi f'.llit
U ll.H't l'.
,1 t.
olfl... .lew
11 .tl.it th,.
in,,-! ...ml
pula the
olmniiMratioii of
1 imci, t. un, Pi Mr
department of pis-
this mote of Ihr
iigilii'i üii's on the
M.li lll lhli 1, lAm kctt Out.
II Hll'liU. A,i(. h I II
'Ilia cvm... 11 a-i, in eoti.,
Hike or o.ae.l on . haul,
lie, I. led , a k out till,
worker, com t-rial ng m
e thlpl-uild-
u no,- of the
1 here, hate
'it IhoiisMiul
per cent of
all rmplotrs of the German hlu
rua. if Binning AuguM II Th
maining lunioi lian- u.ti.le, i, airlkr
in a ImmIv ,11 ,,.- the Im k.iui I n.
r t , a r-.: t! i 5dp ronmrti, u.,n on
;l ivit,i, liiiluOins the at ships.
(Continued front Page I, Column 2.)
was IntereKleil in the contracts When
I tesiilled before the committee. I was
miller ohllKatious to relate all that
llamón had said, and when I came to
mentioning what lliuiiuii had said to
nie about Mr. Sherman. I named the
t h c-prcrtldcnt w ith ctxreme rclui'
lance. I bud mi alternative, hut to
tell the truth. I think 1 owe it to
Mr Sherman and the country to hope
that the facts that llamón mentioned
bout Mr. Sherman will be relegated
to perpetual oblivion."
M-'.MT1H Cltli:il hIMIAIMs
IXINMI'IHIV Willi ht'AMIAI,
Helena. Mont , Aug. Cniled
Males Senator Thomas II. Carter to
ut took oei aslon to enplaln his part
Hi onneei ion with the senate reso
lution w hich sin hurled an Investiga
tion of ihe Gore charges. Incident
ally, hi- makes reply to references to
lil.iifiil in a disputen from lenver
terday, minting Senator Hughes. In
the latter Interview. So mi tor carter
mentioned as having heard from
Senator Gore the storv of the alleged
bribery In nliiie. li,.n with the Indian
land caries.
sat or Carter 1...U. ir....!- th- fol
lowing stitinienl
iteyotld the M II, no -III made by
luitor Gore, I have no knowledge
whateter of tin- uhlect now htlng
llievsilgAl. . pi ( it, lahoni.l. W hen
naior ltughu presented a resolu
tion ailing for an int. lo.-, til. in I
uppoiied his I eaoiiii ion lit iircsenling
S letter, nt the reoto-sl of InntH'r Si d.
Thurston, sino. oiling Ihe demand
lor un in t -tit.aii,)n.
I in ter heard the h..m. of VI. ...
President Sherman mentioned in ron-
tion with the nutter until I law it
In ihe proa In the last tew day I
hate no idea that (h,. Ice-president
rm ant coiine, thm. direct or indirect.
lib the sul.le. t.
1 her. cut ,i lrf. n mo remark.
tie llleilley of g H!il t ,n and con-
ira.-t growing ,.m ,.f Pi; Ma Hon ap
plies!,;,. t in.lun lands and Indian
riahta In the tte of Oklahoma. Out
m.ie the respective committees of J
the senate and house hutinn ...
with lii.li.tu Hff .tlrs few n ri .1 erst nA
ttempt to master the detsils of 1
the lijif.jiu-n and the contratts"
After a comparatively easy trip.
that does not ipeak well for the vig
ilance of Santa Fe detectives. " It.
Number 2." otherwise Mr. I.ouis
Uuniblner. arrived in Alhiieiucrpie
sonie time yesterday. Mr. tiumbiiur
had a note signed hy Joe Rren. niusl-
I director, who staged the Klks'
inin-ini here last winter, certifying
hut he was in Kansas City three
days ago.
Mr. liiiiiiliincr spent a very pleasant
vacation in Peoria. 111., his former
home. Within the next few days he
expects to take a side trip to Kl Paso
to endeavor to learn the cause of t.ie
rise of the mercury noticed in the
thermometers thcr lutely. j
An interesting debate is to i lv-1 1
the chautuiupiu iisseinhly biiildiiiir
it .Moiintainair next Tuesday triormnu
according to announcement made
lu re yesterday, when Dr. K. .McQueen
(ray, iiresiili-nt of the university of
New Mexico, and J. K. Snyder, ita'oi.i
nl organizer for the socialist p.ir'y,
will discuss the ouestiun. "Resulted
Thut the Women f New Mexico
IShould lie Granted the ISallot."
.Mr. Snyder will have the affirma
tive ghlo of the iiiestiou and Ir.
lirav is to present the negative. The
debate will he followed by a general
discussion. It has been arranged un
der the supervision of the W. C. T. V.
and Mrs. . C. Nutter, territorial
president, will preside. .She will also
select the Judges.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Augiut . tiaiiaiul. ,lr.
August II. !arland. Jr.. L'4 years
old. for the past two years a resident
of Albiiiiier,iie, died yenterday even
ing, at his home. 412 South ' Broad -way.
With him at the time of death
were his mother, an. I a sister. Miss
Kills Oarlaml. In addition to the
mother and sister here, the father.
August H. Garland, Sr., and another
The meeting of the proposed labor
party In ( idd Fellows' hail last ni-jti;'
was attended by more than one hun
dred men of every political faiih.
There were republicans and lnsurj?nt
republicans; democrats and insur-:ent
democrats, socialists and prohibltio.i
ists. The meeting, however, was widj
open. The chairman used no Joe Can
non methods. As speaker of the
meting he recognized socialist and
prohibitionist, democrat and republi
can, wnn an impartiality thut would
have brought gladness to the heart
of victor Murdock of Kansas.
Alore than anything else the gath
ering resolved Itself Into an exneri-
ence meting. The principal topics tn
tor discussion were the formation of
a new party, ami the adoption of a
constitution to he the constitution of
New Mexico as a state. The prohibi
tionists p-esent talked about Kansas
as a prohibition state and wanted the
Kansas prohibition laws Included in
the constitution. The socialists point
ed with pride to Milwaukee and urged
that the proposed new party affiliate
with the socialists. The insurgent re
publicans talked about Oregon and
asked that certain laws now in oper
ation in that state be Included in the
New Mexico constitution. The insur
gent democrats, at least some of them
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