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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
DELEGATES
APPOINTED TO
CONGRESSES
Governor Mills Makes An.
nounoement of Men Who
Will Represent New Mexico
in Conventions.
tsrscisi Correspondence 80 a.. urraldI

Santa Fc. y VI. Aug 30 Governor
Mills yesterday made public the
names OF appoiutces from New Mex.
leo To the National Conservation con
gross TO b, held ~ Kansas City. Sept
%, 25 -. aud the Public Lands con
vcniiun which will convene In Den
yer, September ~ and remain IN scs
sion lOi three DAYS
The conservation congress will take
up the question OF dry farming in
some detail and the discussions VIII
Ia large measure have 20 do with
conditions in New Mexico and the
southwest 80 that a great deal OF N
i'rcst attaches to- this gathering "a
New Mexico. Speakers ol national
prominence, viii speak at this gath
crinR The public lands convention
viii take up the question Of the lis
posul OF the vast resources that are
stu uudcr government control and u
u expected tia, both sides In the con
toycrsy viii be- heard from as spcl &c
crs with such opposite views as PIN.
ChOt ana President Tart will be hear
The following New MeXlCans have
been appointed hy Governor Mills 20
attend the Conservation congress:
A. " Stroun Albuquerque: willard
y Holt, Domiug. Il W Kemp RIOS
we'll W + Lindsey, Portales: W r.
schwartz, Aricsia r. ! Mabry Clov
Is, u l. laca. Santa Pc. Canine san
chez. santa Rosa WIN Robinson. RIOS
we'll u G. Hernandez. TERRA Anna
rilla; + W CONWAY. Ration. Percy
Wilson, Silver CITY Candida Padilla
ManlanO, Guillermo Giddings. Santa
Rosa 4 n Sims las Cruces
Governor Mills also named the ap.
pended list as delegates to the Denver
Lands convention
solomon Luna. "a y licniug. Albu
quorquc, V = Ervicn Santa y, lin
go Soaburg Ration. " u. Murray, Sill.
Vcr CITY; Max Nordhaus. Las Vegas
r. ]. palen y u l.aughlin. Santa r.;
Roman Gallcgos San Jose. T. A.
Micra Cuba: Alciandro Sandoynl. Der
nalillO. Joseph Mahonoy. Dcminc
George l. BROOKS albuquerque: W :
Strcklcr Albuquerque, Tito Melrn.
doc Mora. G. - Blackwell. Ration;
+ J QUAY, Carlsbad Silvestro Mira.
bal, san Rafael; j I: Griffith, SO,)r.
ro x II Sims. Isidoro Armlio. H. u.
Bowman, Las Cruces. n =. Bet's,
Silver CITY. J i. McCorklo. Iiillshoro
W u Upton. T. : Council Tularusa /.
George n barber, Lincoln William
y Mcintosh, Mcintosh. T. C. Herman
dos, Tiorra Amarilla Max Golden
berg. TucuncaH. 4 NJ CmninghAn
East Las Vegas ! T. McAllistcl Clio
Wis T. Cuhoon. Smith Lea. ROs
we'll GREGORY Page. Gallup. Joseph
! lana, Roswell \ y Pratt Carls.
bad OTTO Dicckmann Albuquerque.
Charles Schlctcr Clayton. u J Ray
nolds. Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
MAXWELL CONCERN
W|THORAWS FROM
BIG MERGER
Company on Big Land Grant
Will Complete It's Own Sys'
TEN and Not Affiliate With
Vast Colfax County Project

Cimuruu. y Nj Aug sl.M Il.
Nuhuru, "A contractor ON tho Max
we'll Irrigated Land company sys-
rtul while ia town ON a business visit
recently, said that tho Maxwell pcu.
PIE have commenced Wirh ON their
big ditch from Red river Co their
lands near Maxwell Ciy Th, ditch
VIII bee ~ miles iu lcnEh uud 800 feet
Ian depth. aud viii give Them enough
water Co irr,gatr IA, remainder of
their Cocoon acres thst h,' viii have
under ditch 1h, Maxwell people
have Withdrawn from th' intended
merger and viii carry out their own
irrigation project
The proposed MERGER which was
ugitut"d some tim, ago. has made uu
further progress. a. wac Co have iu-
Guided besides the Maxwell COMPANY.
tho Euglo Nrst dam sit, n "a, Nc
riup valley. the entire water supply
OF the Ncrmcio. cimnrrun and Pnuu
waters and AN The holdings OF tho
French Land company
According tu thr reports given out,
DhH"l,. springer uf this citN was be-
hind the project, but IL sroms that
the necessary funds could NOT be
floitpd iu Europe. as had been plan
ned The coming of statehood VIII
undoubt"dh hasten any intended ac-
ton in this direction. which would
make the biggest project IN the south.
west tn, action uf the Maxwell
company boa going ahead with us Rcd
river ditch IN Go See commended n
that it win open up many new farms
Ia cultivation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
DEATH WATCH SET
roR CHRONIC kNockERs

" uIs UJ'urd
ON iHc whole. people were much
none scared than hurt
The test. however. haas settled for
Jll time tuc dotliut ut this section uy
showing tnW good crops can uc Jai cd
here ln spite %. such spell
statehood ud the change u ulc
NcJtho. VIII prove pi1cu' to thoHr
who have been h1uguE about ne
acLals waiting tor tb, people Ho break
camp So they can have the iuayings
Nowhere, cNor 100 tie United
States have fuD shcp duI fttllc
Knockers even seen th"lr boa. made
good They viii not here This
country uls been lost 90 them as
-n,t have successfully lost an their
other ranges with ovcry hot wind
Che, u".. up little. but they are
uu ru' lu#ua sii, A. men We uko
them Ja knockers me-, have perpos nal
motion beaten Goo e ual1lo and a. in
all HISTORY hr, 1Ir losing. losing. loss
INK Statehood has uuW "sct the ,kath
watch on them -Nielluso Index
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
CULTURE Of SUGAR
BETS COMING
INDUSTRY
Thorough Test Has Been
Made in Portales Valley as
to Practicability of Raising
Same; Sugar Factory Sure,


Portalcs. s. VI. Aug 3o-That sug.
az beet culture will be- one. AZ least
ct the larger industries Of he Por.
tales yallcf Is nov no longer mat.
ter Of doubt OF speculation 4 thor.
ough and practical test has been made
this summer ana he results have
proven 10 be- mC,, than satisfactory
In every Instance where they have
been encouraged az all they have not
only made good bat have done so
much better shan any one had any
reason 20 hope they would do, tina, 90
say The sugar beet people Wcro pleas.
ed would not bcEIA To tell the extent
of HE all poryadine satisfaction which
pcrncatcd their whole being. They
were enthusiastic. hilariously cuthus.
iasiic, over the valley as sugar beet
producing country, And their oNub.
erance of spirits was not wholly with.
ont foundation. either For example,
: \ Morrison. cashier OF the Portable
Bank and Trust company. has little
patch of ten acres that would be- ar.
iicult 10 beat In any mans country
They were planted In MAY In ground
that had only this spring been con.
vcrtcd from sod 10 ialOw land. we're
watercd only three times during the
season. and. according so the est.
mates made By experts, this piece ct
land viii grow. this year thrty-nyc
tons OF sugar boets per acre. NOr q.
this tho only place where bccts have
| made good showing Judge iinl
soy hna about five acres which Will
yield, at least. twenty-five tons ucr
acre tho Garden CITY. Kansas people
have about forty acres which has. IN
der extreme difficulties made won.
dcriul growth and an excellent show.
Ing
Now If quantity was The only con
sidcratiou. We would have q mighty
good thing, but in point OF quality. We
are informed by the best authorities
men who have devoted the best years
OF their life 10 this Industry that We
have the best beels those which con
tain the most saCcharinc matter of
any place IN the west These export
soii men told ms that our soil was
peculiarly adapted 10 this product
and this experimental test that has
boon given the past summer has On
tircl, and conClusiycly proved that
they we're correct IN their deductions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

~ ann quite surprised MIR Meeker,
at your wife's knowledge OF parlia-
mentarN Law"
"Shee Great Caesar! Hasn't she
heen speaker In the house for the last
IS years LONDON Tit-Bts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
APPLE HARVEST At
ITS HEIGHT NEXT
WEEK
New Packing House Will Fa-
cilitate Work of the Ship
pers; Long Distance Record
of Shipping Alfalfa.

bcNtcr y. NJ, NdE. 3l-Thc new
packing house of the Roswell Fruit
association is practically completed
ana the force OF packers who have
been working al A. v MacN's puck
ing house viii move into the new
building tuday owing 90 change
ln the plans ~ an additional shed
~ lay ~ for storage purposes ACROSS
the south end 81 the building. tn"
contractors, Hamilton y Wheaton,
have not quite finished that part Of
No. but about two days morr work
and they win be- ready 60 turn every
thing over complete 90 tho manage
mcnt This is quick work. as IL has
been only about Two weeks sine, the
work Was started. ana there has been
some delay IN not getting IN, rrQuir-
cd lumber as they needed IT, This
ls fine commodlous building ana
VIII accommodate large force ut
packers with convenience tor hand
ting an immvusr quantity of fruit
The packing force will be- small for
Ia frN days, as the main crop OF APP
piles b. not quite ready 10 pick. but
lu about two weeks Il is expected this
building will Doe completely occupied
from corner 60 corner with busy
workers and il viii be- an ntcrcstng
sight
Il NJ. Mare. Who ts the local buyer
of alfalfa hay for the ilagcrman Al
ialta Mill company, has orders a.
ship five cars of hay to NirgiHia Part
ut this order has already been ship
ped, two ears leaving for that dcs.
tina,ion last week. This breaks the
record So far as known for the long
distance shipping of hay from this
point, and only goes To prove that the
demand for tb" products of Dexter
aud the pccus valley Is coming from
al parts Of the nitcd states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
VALENCIA To SEND
MANY EXHIBITS
TO FAIR
Products of the Productive
Soil Of Belen District Will
Occupy Prominent Positions
at State Exposition Here.
t>p.clni correspondence to the urraldD

Especial t"rrrspoHdrure to- the UrrHIdI
hrlru. s. NJ. Aug 80. Valencia
county VIII iu nll probability. bc rep
resented Do, AN attractive exhibit AT
IN, state fair iE Nlbuuu-ruu" Plans
are now under wa, for as extensive
an exhibit as can be- prepared
NllcncWrs soil Is especially pro-
du,tivc and of late wears consider
able advancement has been made
along agricultural lines As result
the quality ~ III, crops is steadily
being improved. and ON this account
IL rs reasonable 60 state that the ,N-
hiht from this county will compare
tavorubly with that of any other
count, n the state.
An "rfrrt viii be- made To- gather
from various parts Of the county
specimens ui the finest products,
Witch a., numerous Alfalfa and
wheat viii occupy the most promi-
ucut places among the grains while
Zen the fruit and v"gctahl" line there
VIII hi, u large variety Around Hclcn
there are some excellent gardens,
wupf" vegetables of aIl sorts are
raised. the soil being N'r, favorable.
Among the fruits which viii be- OK.
hunted viii be- late peaches. pears.
plums. apples and others. The RIO
Grand, valley yi.ld OF fruit this year
IS also very satisfactory, Conscqucnt-
IT, taken an IN an. IA, fair exhibit
from valencia county viii iu all prob
ability be- a very good one.
The man who gave his nam" ~
Jones. Who vas mixed up la tho
shooting afiraN on IN, streets OF he
Ten uu SATURDAY. night Vas taken bc-
fore Justic, OF tho Peace liact les-
tordaN for preliminary hearing The
",idon," oi the witnesses produced
ny the prosecution was not sufficient
Go warrant binding the mtn over 10
await "a, action OF the Brand Jurl
and consequently d. was released.
Mr. SHUTS. manager of tine south
western Land ana irrigation com
pauN. which has purchased larec
tract OF land near Los Iunas. Was IN
Iicirn On Tuesday on matters ~ BUSH
ness
cot william NJ H,rgcr. editor ut
th' Rrlcn Tribune who has boon com
finod 10 his home for somr time on
account of illness. Is again 'ublv TO
transact business
Felix " Lester of Albuquerque was
in the city on Tuesday on matters
of business nature
u rs reported that Engineer ~ l..
Ahch who has been Ia the Nibuaurr-
cue hospital Tor the past week.. e. get
ting along nicely aud u Is thought
that ho Will Dee abb, 90 return to his
homo in the course of few DAYS Mr.
Ahcil's family has been in Albuuucr.
quo Win him for several DAYS
Sntuinino Bupa. editor COZ ~ Hts
PIANO Americana. spent Monda, ln
lsletn ON "a business .rip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

The boat.rocking fool we would go
for.
He's a menace To many lives.
hut he isn't much worse than the
chauffeur
VINO gawks all around a. he drives
Boston Transcript.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
TRAVELLING PHOTO
ARTIST SUICIDE
Badly Decomposed Body of
Mrs Frank Nicholson is
Found in Studio; Had Lain
There Some Time.

Pennington. y NJ AUG 30 Man
cos people Vor. shocked on SUNDAY
morning n, ruc discovery q. the dead,
aud partly docompuacl. uudy oi Mrs
Nicholson ul Pennington. y NJ. ia %
room in thc Uift where she had been
occupying as 70 photographic studio
The deceased was travelling
Photographic ana had been Ia
NIuCus Ton some little time About
q week ago she disappeared bat as
She had told different people HAT she
intended To- go bach tu her home a'
Pennington Tor a while nothing was
thought about her disappearance ON
sunday morning the attention at sCV.
CIJl of the town people was attracted
'u The studio room uy the stencil
which appeared To cmJnJic from the
place ana when The door Was forced
The body was found IN one corner o'
cine room A. FIRST there was some
little suspicion that the woman had
been murdered bat as every iudica.
ton pointed to suicide the murder the
orr vas dropped by all bat the emo
tiunalists The curoncr's jury brought
tn verdict OF sclfdcstructiun which
verdict was mainly based upon IN,
fact that the woman left letters stat
ing that she intended 10 commit the
aCt aud on the fact hat the door OF the
studio was bottled from the ius,lc.
The deceased was - wears Of age
aud had made friends IN Mancos by
her pleasant and cheerful disposition
ana those who knew hor best are
most surprised hy her rash decd aud
say that she had never az any time
given any intiTaiion hat she was In
trouble of any sort The wounds
which caused her death were inflicted
by two shots from a small callbcr
pistol which Was found on tho floor
q. the side of the body
Frank Nicholson husband of ,ho
deceased, accompanied bv g G B'r,
left here Monday evening for M'nc1-
to bring the body 10 this place for IN
teImont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
WEST BEATS EAST
IN SHOOTING
Colorado Cowboys Put One
Over on Palace Car Dudes
From New York at Camp
Perry Revolver Shoot.

Camp porrN. O, Aug 81 Squadron
\, New Nork's crack oayalary organ.
2ation. nothing lower than ser.
geant came rolling into camp in a
private car They carefully brighten.
ed up their rifle barrels, licked the
dust on their uniforms and sauntcrcd
ont 10 the field 20 meet Colorado 4
"cuw.punchers," down ON the sched.
ule AS The First Cavalary troop. Colo.
RADIO National Guard
The cow-punchers. with "A cook. two
priyat"s corporal and sergeant.
scored Ga points in the deliberate
Are rest (50 yards, ~ shots per mani /.
the best squad a could do ~ this To
tailed Gi9 ave below the Wcstcrucrs
on, well. wr can beat YOU at tho
rapid hrc Test th" palace car squad
said
They went out and banged away
with their ,3N's, scoring i2T points
Fine business. they cried
Then Private Lyons lct Few bul
let's kick a. dust around the target
result, i0l points for the west Cook
Saith mough, down aG points aud su
on When the "Cow.punchers' had
finished their rapid.flrc 81 nctted
them i29 points. beating the eastern
crs two points here. making total
Of l.o16 points for Colorado 10 uGH
Tor New York
This rs the third consecutive time
that the West has handed the short
end OF the championship revolver
team match 10 the effcte east Colo
radios "cOw-punchcrs' turning the
trick each time
The winning team Is awarded m,
Silver Target" presented by Robert
5. Hale. OF Boston. aud each member
of The winning team gets silver med
al ana SlN--and lot OF satisfaction
Sergeant Warner 5 Hale ct Mon
roe, a., wins the individual rapid nrc
rifle championship OF the United
states with q score OF 100 In 20 shots
IN The National Rifle association
matches here.
This simple announcement means "a
the rifle crank of the country. that
a new and wonderful record has been
established
Take a careful look nj any man on
IN, street two blocks distant aud no
ticc how small mark his head and
shoulders present Then figure what
YOUR chances would be to hit that
mark
S0mr hard stunt
Well Sergeant Hale had Just tom
seconds 10 each shot -four seconds III
which 10 recover his balance after The
smashing kick of his army Springfield
10 pull hack and thrust forward th,
brooch BOLT of his rifle clearing II
OF the exploded shell aud pushing In
o fresh cartridge from the magazine
20 take fresh aim on the mark tive
hundred yards away aud TO pull the
trigger
Yet he hit that mark 20 consecutive
times under these conditions, scoring
five points for each shot
Lieut. WestOyer OF the u. $ lnian
try shot even with Sergeant Hale tol
three strings" of five shots each But
In the fourth string he dropped one
bullet Just below the figure on the tar
get, scoring four ana making hi:
total 30 10 Hale's 100 points
There were 90 other men who ShoI
within three points OF hales record
How'd Won like to be- one at an arm,
irving 20 shove home a bayonet charg,
on this bunch VI human Sattling gun'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

There's nothing so good for O. sore
throat a. pr Thomas Eclectic Ou.
cures IL iu q tcw hours. Relieves any
pain la duy part.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

For the best saddle horses IN 'he
city call phone No. J. w, l.. Trimhle,
11a North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

Torturing eczema spreads its burn
ing area every day. Duan's ointment
quickly stops TX spreading, instantly
relieves the itching, cures It porma-
nently. A any drug store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
The PHILOSOPHY OF
THE MESILLA VALLEY

What with a tobacco factory as
sured. canning and alfalfa meal fac
tories In contemplation, the valley
need worry mighty little about It's IN.
tnre, as manufacturers galore will
soon lnfest The valley and help Las
Cruces become the largest city In
New Mexico. Las Cruces Citizen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
ATLANTIC POOL CONFERENCE
Agreement May Be Renewed at Meet
ing in London or July 10.

Hamburg. June est is stated that "A
conference OF the North Atlantic steam
ship companies will be held In london on
July 10 to take final action on the renewal
of the Atlantic Conference pool agreement.
Tie transatlantic shipping representa-
ewes had conference at Cologne last
March and reached friendly arrangement
a, 81 uISDuted points standing in
the way of this agreement, but no decisive
A. tlon vas takcn at that time
II was learned yesterday that the IRA
MUM Steamship Company. which has been
operating a service between this port ana
Rotterdam and defying the North Atlantic
Conference in the matter of rates. will no
longer he represented here by sub-agents,
but will maintain its own office The COM
pany has taken two floors at No l3 Broad
way. which will be managed by Edward o.
Thomas The passenge. department Will
be under the supervision of Paul @. Fore
man.
Within a few months the Uranium Line
will bring out two new steamships and en-
ter the held for high class passenger SER
vice
II was said yesterday that unless the
conference was willing to take the COM
rany in on its own terms the fight for in
dependent business would continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
NEW SETBACK FOR MORSE
Federal Judge Decides That He
Must Serve at Least 10 Years.

Atlanta. June 2s--Charles w Morse to-
dav was denied a writ of habcas corpus
for which he applied to Federal Judge
Newman - obtain his release from the
Atlanta prison. where he is serving fif-
,eop year sentence for violation Of the
banking laws.
Judge Newman did not pass upon the
contention that Morse could not be forced
legally to serve more than ten years OF his
sentence. but he sustained the validity OF
zen years OF the sentence. lie rejected
Morse's plea that the Atlanta prison could
not be used for the confinement Of those
sentenced to imprisonment without hard
labor. lie said in part
| do not think that any relief can be
granted under this petition at this time.
The question H. whether this petition pre-
sents anything which would REQUIRE that
somethins be done now for the petitioner.
I think this sentence is unquestiOnably
good for ten years. Whether II Is good for
dftpeu wears cannot be passed on AT this
zinc 4 would unquestionably have no right
nov To interfere with the sentence even II
!, Is for ten years. ! do not believe that
Niorscs status as a prisoner can be deter
mined upon 1 writ OF habeas corpus. which.
49, rreaented in this case. Is an antlcipa DRY
ne,ition. The writ Of habeas corpus Is to
teterr1ine whether or not the prisoner
snail he discharged or remanded.
/ do not see how upon such a petition
tho question OF hard labor can be deter
mined II. however. ! were TO give a
Judgment upon this question, | would say
that the Atlanta pententiary can be used
for those sentenced to Imprisonment with
ort hard labor. ! am satisfied that no
relief can be granted al this time under
this petition. and shall be compelled to
deny II
Morse contended that the court should
fix his status as being a prisoner under a
ten year sentence or under fifteen year
sentence. in order that the question as to
now much the sentence should be reduced
bv good behavior. or when a parole might
he applied for should and could he known
by Morse in advance.
r. r. Arnold. representing Morse. gave
notice that the case would be carried to the
Court Of Appeals for the Fifth circuit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
Saluted on All Sides.

Tbere vas an abundance of salutng
nv whistle from pier to lightship. the
OLYMPIC responding to all by three long
blasts from the whistle on her forward
funnel.
Mrs. William X Vanderbilt, jr, ac-
companied by her two children, dog on
leash and three servants. boarded the
liner shortly before she sailed. She had
engaged one Of the large suites OF rooms
tu: at the last moment gave it to her
children, taking Room 81 for herself
Mrs. Vanderbilt was booked under the
name of Mrs. Vincent
Conspicuous on the White Star pier
were one hundred men in uniform from
Abraham Lincoln Camp. 81, Spanish
American War Veterans, who had
brought a large basket of roses to Mrs
James Speyer. who, with her husband
was sailing on the Olympic. Mrs. Speyer
with tears in her eyes, thanked the men
for their thoughtfulness. Recently she
had presented two large flags to the
camp.
Among others on the olympic were
John B. Stanchfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
l. Boas. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mr.
and Mrs j. B. Greenhut. General Charles
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bruce Ismay
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Shearn, Mrs. II. Nick
Twomoly and Philip Lydig.