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Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
EXCESSIVE RAINS
Stops Farm Operations for Several
DAYS

The excessive rains of the past
week have put stop to all farm
work, and will likely cause delay
OF several weeks, as the creeks are
all out of their banks and quite a
lot of bottom land overAowed.
The heaviest rains within the
past year have fallen. within the
last few days. There has been
considerable damage from washing
away of fences and ovefowed lands,
but the greatest damage so far is
the delay in planting that will be
caused by the rains
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
COMMITS SUICIDE

A report was received here Wed
nesday that Tom Halsted, a real es-
tat" dealer of Shreveport, La; had
committed suicide by shooting him
self
The report was through news
paper clipping sent to relatives of
Mr.. Halstead's wife at this pace.
Mr., Halstead married a daughter
Of the late B. +. Thompson, who
lived in Washington for many
years.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21

j. M Featheringill VS. st. Louis
Iron Mountain Railway for damages
to pasture and timber by fire, was
tried in Circuit Court Monday, re
sulting in verdict of $3.50 dam
ages for the plaintiff.
YhiS is a case in which the defen
dant railroad company was sued tor
damage to pasture and timber from
fire started by the colnpany's en-
gines.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
SARATOGA STORE
is BURGLARIZED
500 WORTH OF JEWELRY, ETC
STOLEN
CAPTURED At TEXaRKANA
With Stolen Goods On Iim-Con>
fesses to Theft to the
Officers



Saratoga, Apr. 20.-The west
end store of w. l.. Ellis & Co. was
burglarized here last week and u.
bout 800 worth of jewelry, knives
and other articles stolen. The
burglar was caught in TeXarkana
by Constable J. L. Stanton and in
default of bail was placed in the
Nashville Jail The thief's name
is Rastus Crenshaw, colored, and
he was taken with some of. the
goods on him and confessed to the
crime.
Miss kloyie Ellis, after an Easter
visit to home folks, returned to
Henderson College Wednesday,
Drab has bought Mrs Drab a
new buggy and a fine horse and we
guess he will try to make a trade
with Mrs Drab to make the little
Sennegambian get all of the stove
wood aud hoe the garden and Drab
will borrow that nice rig to go to
the post office for the mail.
1t has raiued too much for our
farmers and planting is much de
layed-Howeyer, it is time yet if
the rains will cease.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
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Many elderly people have found
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relief and permanent benefit from
kidney and bladder ailments and
from annoying urinary Irregular
ties due to advancing years. Isaac
N. Regan, Farmers, Mo-, says;
lFoley's Kidney Remedy effected a
complete cure in my case and l
want others to know of it,. For
sale here at COLDS CASH STORE,
Barrow Drug Store, Ozan.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21

Henry ClaFs, the celebrated lee
turer, will be here Saturday, April
29th, and deliver his lecture "Play
Ball" Mr.. Clark is a well known
lecturer with a national reputation
and all who attend the lecture may
expect splendid lecture; some
thing that they can remember with
pleasure.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
JURY COM. APPOINTED

The court on Monday appointed
the following Commissioners to
select the grand and petit jury for
the October term of court:
Capt. D. NJ GOodlttt of Ozan,
E. S. Greeuing Of Hope and R. L..
Keel df Spring TIN,
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
HOPE SPOKE COMPANY
Gets Verdict in Suit Brought by Gas,
ualty Company

The case of the Hope Spoke Co
VS. The Maryland Causa'ty Co. was
tried in Circuit Court this week, re
sulting in a verdict for She defend
ant. This is IA case where the Hope
Spoke Co, was sued for personal
damages in the Clark Circuit Court
and So 500 damages recovered, and
the Spoke Company brought suit
against the Maryland Causalty Co.
to recover the amount of the Judge
ment.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
EXIT RURAL CHURCH
Pathos in Abandonment Of the
Country Meeting House.
Once Not Only Place of Worship
But Center Around Which the
communlty's Social organi-
zation Was Built.

/ Columbia, Mo.-The passing of the
country church ISL potent cause of
dissatisfaction thar is helping to re-
duce the population of country dis,
tricts.
f. B. Mumford, ,4lSaA ofthe Missouri
Agricultural colleae, spoke of it as a
cause for people IleaYing the farms,
George B. Ellis, Pr ten years secre,
tary of the state Tard of agriculture,
says it is res lt rather than a
cause. Walter lliams says it is
both cause and result of the loss
of farm popular
But the strilF d4act is that it is
going on. Tn Ahe number of
churches in tboll untry that have
been abandon reach into the
hundreds is t SAI$aration of these
men. all three om have studied
conditions csnat 81 land intelligently
for years. he Helnf
One of the renderaf fof an abandoned
church was court, Ry fellow mem
ber of his in whiH Httion what this
change in cso,ial 81 &4endance meant.
IN tell was said. at has
been my OF III that religious
worship is u wv py motive for &C.
ing to chur, a some people
have though 9lfsnot the motive
at all. The laA ide has been a
factor. b san once heard
men start ina.for a home
trade at q .oxtss, after the
women Z fs news they
had bacE - shenaso1T q
and ztns Lang fffs -s. Try
The te|s homes of this
familiesT Ttr 4nost money has
made an n social use church
going sefFsa The poorer people
are not strGa1 Enough to maintain
the church"
To men who spent their early lives
in the countryl there is no one phase
of this gradual reduction of country
population that is more pathetic than
the abandonment Of the country
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21

Judge II. L. B B'Shels of Fulton
arrived in the city yesterday and
he'd an adjourned term of County
and Probate Court, adjourning to
May l
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21

Rev. NJ, NJ. Lawson of Nashville
viii preach at the Presbyterian
church in this city the 5th Sunday,
morning and evenings
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
A Cold, LaGrippe then Pneumonia

Is too often the fatal sequence.
Foley's Honey and Tar expells the
cold, checks the lagrippe and pre-
vents pneumonia. 1t IS a prompt
nd reliable cough medicine that
contains no narcotics 1t is as safe
al eti dren as yourself.
FN sale here at Colds; Uzau at
Barrow S.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21

Clark & Sons circus, which ex
hibited here yesterday, failed to
create a sensa ion,
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21

NOTICE-I have charge of the
J. NJ. Watson farm and hereby
notifyall parties to keep out, as
the same is posted according to law.
B. II Irwin.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-21
NOTED LECTURER
=" Lect,ye Here

Henry Cork to Deliver -P.!rv-Saa.l'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
ITALIANS ENTuUsED
OVER TIE PROSPECT

Rome sept 300 TN, declaration uf
war AGAINST Turkey has boon received
with enthusiasm in AN uar,s oI the
country Upon Jhe receipt oI t1r npWs
from tn, capital great prpr,ssiout
VctD or-aailed az Genoa. MILAN. Bgr
glmo. Parma Bari N.rr'II and Pore
ugu, th, crowds -.ueWE patriots.
s"ngs und prorhIUus tbr arm and
navy.
Tho government .s COMMUNICATING
to tho puwrrs its action repairing tI.
various phases ot m, conflict
4 despatch from Gpuoa -uys that
ths Turkish counsel has received u-
stru,uuus Go go Goo Turin and with
draw 60, TurNIrh ,Nllb.t- from tho
international exposition.
\ u.N- despatch rrom Trnuu says
that I boarding party ruu il, lttl.
Ian SQUADRON tpoh po-s. -siou nf the
Turkish transport D.wt 40 Tupou
Th, transport which sul hid ON
board part or her cargo u' Vtr -uu-
plies surrendered wItnou. resistance
The despatch adds thlt 100 thr sN nt
uf the bumh1rdm"ut 1f TrprIl ltal.
ANS and other fprnignrrt Including
newspaper correspondents viii hc
tskon oU board the y,rsols of tb, lttI-
IAN fleet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
MEN CAUTIONED no
USE PEkCEtIL MEANS

Cheyenne, Wyo. sent 30 This
morning promptly at ton o'rlork three
hundred mon IN The Jniou Pacific
shops here laid down their tools aud
walked out, according to srlkr orders
issued from union headquarters yos-
lrrdaN Among those who walked out
were some non union Workmen. who
declare they viii Nay hv the uniun
mon in their demands. After walking
uut "a mass meeting was held 200 E1g-
IDs' uall and many speeches W"re
made The sentiment expressed n In
tt,.ug hN thr action until tho qucs-
lions have ur,u settled tud the strike
declared on The speaker. cautioned
th, men to maintain peaceful and
orderly d,mrauor. samuel Gomprrs.
president ul tho American Federation
rf l1uur p1--ed through Cheyenne
tI|- murnIng from th, coast tu peu-
Wow. Ne refused to give out lu lntCro
fI,N concerning the strike
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

one hundred and fifty locomotives
In the course of repair and Ave hun.
dred partly repaired cars are In the
yards The first handicap to traffic
rs expected tonight when the engines
are brought tO the ash pits The men
say there will be no one 10 handle
them aud the engines will not be
ready for use tomorrow
Julius kruitschnitt OF the Hartman
lines, who will represent the Hartman
lines In all ncgol iations looking TO
end the strike, returned here from
New York There was no signal civ
en- when The hour arrived A. soon
as The clocks showed ~ o'clock, thc
employees began to walk out groups
Of twenty and thirty quitting together
as they finished their individual tasks
There was no demonstration
The village OF Burnside fifteen
miles south of here is populated al
most entirely 10y railway shopmen
Nearly all the men who walked ou;
went right 10 their homes There
were no slrikcbreakcrs at haud aud.
although the company Is reported to
have force of recruits, the men
though, they would not bee taken 20
lhc works until tomorrow
There was della, In The delivery of
he order 90 the machinisis and men
in the machine shops had received no
notification TO strike az ~ O'Clock
They quit work with the others. how
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

platform and when hc started tu ad-
dress the convention. IL was several
moments before he could make him
self heard Tor the applause. n" made
a strong open and straighttorward
speech in accepting the nomination.
Hc said that he had been urged 90
accept the nomination Goth by men
who Mere his warm friends and hy
men who could not be- classed as such.
thereby giving proof that The faction
al haichct IN Bcrualulo count, had
been buried for good and for AN time.
The next nomination Was that of
Andrew y Stroup from Bcrualillp
county for superintendent OF public
instruction Judge Mann also noml-
mated Mr. Stroup ana hr declared that
ne had rabbits foot iu his pocket.
which the delegates couldn't get away
from ana that he believed that Mr.
StrOup would therefore ne the nom-
NEE. Mr. Stroup was nominated
withoat opposition. Mr.. Stroup touch
cd upon a popular chord when hc
said that the greatest resource 90 New
Mexico. the children and their odu-
cation. would bc In his Keeping if ne
NAff fN'lfl NiNN wv Fil'.NAf.l NlNNlNs-f.'t
10 devote his best efforts 80 his trust
The committee that escorted Mr.
Stroup 10 the platform suggested 10
chairman Spiess that Rerualill0 coun-
IS be- placed at the foot of tho rull of
counties to keep them from making
any more nominations. Tho chair rc-
piled that as 90" and "V' sounded
very much alike IN spanish ne would
change the first letter NJ Blrualillo
county 10 ~ and put t behind Va
leucia county on tho roll This ere.
ated considerable nmusemcui and on
the next roll call the secretary
of the convention called Bernalillu
county after Valencia THAT dsposes
~ the rabbits foot" said Chairman
Spless
Robert y Erylen was nominated
unanimously for commissioner of pub
liC lands. lie ls at prescnr in that
ONCE and his record Is excellent
+. q. EasterwoOd who nominated
AiT Erv.en. declared thas Mr. Ervicn
was the founder OF the Republican
party In Union county and that he Was
man without single ilaW In his
long record OF political activity
The nominations Tor justices ot the
supreme court brought -four candi-
dates into the contest for the three
positions ahe veteran iurist Judge
John X McFie made hard fight for
the nomination and was defeated by
only few votes Mark ". Thompson
OF Dona Ana a young attorney and
able orator, presented the name of
Frank W Parker Ia the convention.
The name OF judge Parker brought
the convention 10 It's feet and he was
heartily oheered Colfax county pre-
sented Judge G, J Roberts aud the
mention OF his name brought q great
wave OF applause. Guadalupe county,
through George Sena, a native citizen
OF the territory aud an able speaker
placed In nomination Judge Edward
A. Wright. who was given an enthus'
iastic greeting Santa Fe county nom
mated Judge MrFie
The vote by counties on the
supreme court Justices resulted as iol
lows.
Bernalillo, 25 votes each for Parker
Continued on Page ?. Column ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

engagement is thus let la doubt
the capitals of the powers
The fact that the battle occurred
Yesterday afternoon makes plain tha,
Italy had anticipated that the Turkish
reply would not bee satisfactory and
had arranged ghat there should be- NO
delay Ia beginning hostiIities after the
expiration at 2.3o O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Of the twenl,fo hours
permitted Dy the ullimatum
PrcYca. The scene OF the hrst en-
counter between the italians aut
Tuths Is situated at the entrance OF
the Gull of Arta, which lies q. the
extreme south end of Albania and
which divides that Turash province
irom Greece n De- removed from th,
regular line OF transit tor steamers
nom Venice and Trieste through IA,
AdriatiC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
STRIkE UNIVERSAL
RELIEVED ~ SAN TItNNCISCO

san Francisco, Sept go white
definite figures are not Forthcoming
as Yet from either side. the strike
order Tor the shop employees Of the
Hartman system. which became cf-
fectiye at 10 O'Clock this morning. ap-
pears To- have been generally ohcycd
\ few uf the old employees At the
various shops remained az work but
the great majority of the men quietly
packed their tools when the whistles
announced 10 o'clock and walked out
pf the yards There was no disturb
ancc at any point and the striking
men did not finger about the yards
Railroad officials roiterate their
prediction that service will not bc I'M
paired on any lines. Union officials
have little Co say beyond the state
ment that the men have held together
and generally obeyed the strike order
An the California shops heard from.
Including los Angeles Oakland. Sac
raInento aud Fresno. were promptly
Abandoned At Oakland the switch
men went out In sympathy and there
WAS o. good deal Of cheering as the
men filed out of tho high stoCksdc
recently built around the shops
The shops at Portland ore. arc
not open ON saturdays and the strike
"rdor was without effect \ mass
meeting of shop employees will be- held
later M the day 10 consider what ac-
ton shall be- taken on Monday when
tho shops reopen
At the Southern Pacific office Ia
this clt, the work ~ checking up tho
shuU DVulutt.a az All ,ofuta ulg a. kgp
up az once Tho company iS expected
to announce later TODAY lust how
many men remained at work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
REPUBLICANS GO
INTO CAMPAIGN
ACCRESSIVELY

One Man From Each of Eight Judicial Districts Will Take
Over the Burden of the Battle Against the Democrats
First State Convention in Las Vegas Adourns at Late
Hour This Morning, After Having Successfully Ac-
compished the Work of Nominating Strong Ticket;
Bernallo County Generously Treated BY Convention in
Matter of Nominations All fractional Differences Arc
Adjusted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

ever but remained Nithin The stock.
adc
\ telegraph messenger bearing tho
order vas stopped at The gate by the
railroad police who prevented the de
livery oi the message
An open air meeting will be held
later In the day
M Kluttschnitt said that he had
heard nothing from railroad officials
IN the south and west and that he
would make no statement before Mon
daN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
THIRTYTHOUSAND
HARTMAN MEN
ON STRIKE

From Chicago the East to Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco on the Pacific Coast Machnists, Bolermakers,
Blacksmiths and Car Men Lay Down Their Tools and
Refuse to Work Strike Will Probably Be Long and
Bitter Fight for Supremacy Southern Pacific and ILL
nois Central Most Seriously Affected Indications Are
That Conductors Brakemen and Switchmen May Be In
vOlved in the Trouble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
INJu notion NGNINST
STNIkEii~ ~ IOt1SIANA

New Orleans Ll. sept 3o S,rik-
ms ompluyss of thc Iulnols Central
aud Nazoo a Mississippi Nallc, rail-
roads were peru8ncntly enioincd hv
order of tho United states circuit
court 'rom interfering In ans man-
nor with tho railroads The injunction
BE- swccpng aud applies to "any pore
SON within the jurisdiction ~ the
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
ITALY LOSES
No TIME IN
OPENING UP
ON TURKS
Italian Warships Under Com
mand of Duke of Abruzzi
Have Bombarded Seaport Of
PTevasa.
ROMANS ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER WAR PROSPECT

The inst blow In the Turko-ltalian
war has been struck by italy within
twenty ylour nours Mtcr the declala.
iiou of hostllllics
Italian warships under the command
OF the Duke of the AbrulN have BON.
barded the Turkish seaport OF PIE.
Vcsa, destroying the government
houses there and disabling a Turkish
torpedo boat
There had been mo- hoslilitIes at
THpoli mp 10 O'Clock This morning.
hut italians are reported 10 have
landed west ot Tripui \ large italian
crusirt is reported 60 have gone
ashore In Tupol harhor
Turkey has asked the United States
To take charge of Turkeys subjects
in italy bui in ho meantime Germany
appears To have assumed this ubliga-
tion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
SAM I.NNGI'ORD MNTCHFD.
(By E,eaiae Herald 4. q. I.eased Nire1

Los Angeles. sept 80 --Georgr Han
cock, matchmaker FOR thc pacinc Ath-
lotic club announced today that a
Langiord and joe Jeanette had been
arranged lor the Vernon arena Octo-
her eS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
CNLIToRNIN FIGHTER
WINS IN AJSrtlAIIN
ony E,eniBg Herald 4. y. Lensed wIreb

sydney \ :, W, sept 3o sam
McN,y ot california, today defeated
Jack Lester of Portland. ore. on
points la twenty rounds for tho heavy
weight championship of Australasia.
seven thousand persons gathered in
the stadium to witness the contest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
sMTrCIIMEN MNI.k on.

Oakland. Calf. sept go Tho
sNItubmrr her, have gone out boo Sym
lliby With shupmen. who struck t1dav
and mass meeting was called t1 be
u,.l Immediate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
- a. MEN ~ ~ pNSO
ION IEII.nM MOItNMIN

go peso Tex. Sept go Employees
n tho Ipra' shops of the Southern Pa
cInD went out on strike this morning
Tho total number eut is about ona
hundred so strike breakers are here
Ett
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
,ny E,snIns herald 4. q. Leased wire,

Chicago. sept 80 The great strike
of railway shopmen and machlnists on
the Illinois Central and Hartman
lines became effective at 20 O'Clock
this morning
II is estimated that $500 men quit
work Following is an incomplete
.ummarN Of tho Situation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

ron GONIINOIs--H. a. Burun, of
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR NIaIaauia- at
amt
ron sECRcr\HY sTNTISccundino Ion,cro. or vi.
ron STNrE NDiTO,-w. g. I,io
ron SrNIE StRIit--s,,csrr Miraba. oT Valencia
ton SrNrE SUrERINrENDINT sCuooIs-N u. siroup
cuuni,.
FOR NTToUNEN GENERN--Irank " Clancy. or IcrnaiIlo
county
ron COMMISSIONER on rIBIIC I.\NDS-I,ocr, a. Er,irn
Jniou
ron JUSTICES on uiE SUPREME COIHT-IranL ".
Parker, tHcn,c D. Roberts u. Wright
CORPORATION NEI,s-bcorgr W \rniio of
ir Hugh wam- W. Groves
nnN
ron tONtI,iNS-t'curgc Otcroc and
Ia,a count
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
slnA nn .Inh ln ,tncLtnn.

Stn.kfuu Cal. Sept go But one
rmplo,, nf ge in the southern Pacific
wards struck this morn,ng. an others
refusing tn recognize tho order
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Constantlnoplc,

Constaniinoplc, Sept 30--The
Turkish government today addressed
an appeal 10 The powers expressing
pained surprise al ltalys action Ia
declaring war YESTERDAY and saying
that there is still time 40 prevent the
disastrous and evil effects 0f war,
which nothing IN the attitude OF HE
Turkish empire lustihCs
The italians In Turkey number
80 uuO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

The official version al Coustantn.
0plr ol the naval engagement on Pre-.
Yesa differs from the earlier reports
in that it makes no mention OF the
landing OF troops following the sink
cr by an italian cruiser
The Immediate importance OF the
though q Is notable as being the hrst
blow struck bv italy IN war thar has
already caused much uneasiness ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
BREAKS|N
AUSTIN, Pa,
DROWNING
HUNDREDS
Many People Reported to Have
Perished in Terrible Catas-
trophe Which Occurred
Late Today.
TOWN IS DELUGED
WITHOUT WARNING
my Eyralns nrrals a. q. leased Wire,

IBy EveniHE Hrraid 4. q. LEASED wireI
. CORNING N Y. sept 30
y without am insiuuts warming the
. dam ot th, paper mill at Austin, .
. Pa. broke lat, this afternoon. .
y dolugiug th, entire town with .
. water and causing hundreds of .
. persons tu lose their lives MANY .
. uf the residents flod 30 the toot-
Q hills, bat th, rush ut Watcr uamc .
y so swiftly ana was So great that .
= dozuns we're caught aud drowned .
. before thrN could even think of
. making au ESCAPE, Ail fcl,grtph
y wires 90 Austin are down Hnd the .
y mcdgcr messages received over .
. the trlrphuu, wires only tell iu q .
. general was tho s"riOusnrss ot .
' the catastrophe Relief trains .
y have hccu sent 10 Austin from
. Corning, Buffalo and Addison. q
y Austin b. &c town of 1000 people 4
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