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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
SANTA Fl BRAKEMAN
DIES OF INJURIES
Henry Richardson Undergoes
An Operation But Never Re-
covers From the Terrible
Wounds He Received.

Henry Richardson Of Roswell. tho
santa Fc brakeman who had both of
his feet cut off 10 an accident at Bu-
chanan. on the llclcn cutoff yestcr-
day. ana who was brought immediate
Is To- Albuqucrqu" FOR medical treat
mont. died this morning In local
hospital.
II IL supposed that RICHARDSON was
injured white Ia the act OF making a
coupling. and that he stumbled and
fell between IA" AIRS. the train run-
ming over him and cutting off both
feet AT the ankle II WAS stated by
the physician iu attendance upon him
after his arrival In Albuquerque that
while Richardson VAS conscious when
he arrived here aud for several hours
afterwards he made M stat.mcnt az
to the manner p which his injury
was received. and the local authori-
ties ~ the Santa Fc railroad, when
questioned, said that thoy had not re-
ceivod a report a~ To- the details of tie
occurrence.
As soon az I'M accident occurred,
which was 90 o'clock Yesterday
morning, tho injured man was taken
IL Fort summer On N special train
aud an operation was performed by
santa r. surgeon Loyclac,. after
which %, ru4 placed on - train and
hurried To- Alhufu,rluc arriving her,
about miduisnt nst nipn, n, was
81 once t.kou tu % hospital Nh,r, %
was found necessary Ia perform Ju-
other operation The unfortunate
man was fatally hnrt how rtrr. and
th' end came This mornug about
1880 ociock Etrrythins possiulr TO-
save HIM WAS d"u' but %, $40. past
hrlp.
Gi,hurde"u's home was Formerly DO
lpswoil but tor some weeks past ut
bad b,on liNinu 80 Clovis H. Wus nu
exceedingly poruIJr man aud man.
friends VIII srl'y' 60 learn az h.s lu.
timely end
The ludA Was taken ,harg, uf Dos
strong Brothrra. who will prcpar, n
Tor burial Funeral announcement oil
hc made later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
LOCKED IN SALOON
OUR|NC ATTACK
Two Young Men Confined By
Federals in Flimsy Building
in Juares While Bullets
Sing Through All.

re- be- Kept lock,d Duo s -tloon IN
Iunrcz during thru days. while the
insur1 cctos attack ana captured
that cts, was The fat. a' Jum.s Crow
ley. who arrived IA o.. cts last night
from III paso.
Crowley liz an actor and has been
spending a vacation in the southwest.
lie ana a partner D. J Davidson.
were the Victims oi tn' interesting
but unpleasant ci.Dlmstanc, mon.
TONED.
Davidson and were sitting ia the
Kio Grand. saloon. CrnW.oy said.
when We heard thc order slN,n Tor
ail Americans Ia get back 90 their own
side of the river. W. had heard this
80 often. however. That We did not
obrN IL but aat on. Presently mnlor
OF th, federal force. hose nam. |
de- not remember. cam" in aud had as
locked IA the building There we
stAt vd tor three datF uunl the rebels
had captured the cutir, town. that ~.
/ ann willing to admit chat J was
scared I believe that nuyou" would
no soar q, the way th, rrbc bullets
were whlstiinp ,hrough the frame
building. smashing glusos tud whisky
bottles
Ask,d what hr would nave don. In
the event Of tho fc1'rals coming into
Ga, place crowley mid There were
Two suns IN thcr, that Nc found
attot while and had one ~ thom.
of cours, expect Jhaf Z would have
got one 81 them" According to him
the American legion l h, called Il.
was foremost in thr fighting at Junrca
ana the next section was the yaqui
Indian force.
we We're released frpu the saloon
nN Captain Iindcnfolt pl mo Amori-
can LEGION. he said "and about 40
or 90 Americans were with him.
Whll, wr wore confined iu the build
ing th" i"dorals provided MS with
meals from u restaurant next dnor.
crowley h. a mid,at. unn4suming
sort ui Young man and b. rather loath
20 talN about himself ur his adycn-
tur, lie attributed the attack ON
luare2 To- friction between the fol-
oral aud insurrecto rutposis. He was
sugc that Mndoro had not ordered u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
LOSES M|MO OVER
ATTACK ON JUAREz
Maclavia Tonce. Wife Of Elk.
Federal Soldier Who Served
Through Siege. Brought to
This City.

Train NJ. ~ this morning brought
to this city Maclayla Toncc. wife OF
Ramon payola. a former soldier OF
Navarro who - now ~ work for tn"
santa Pc.
Payola IL employed on the section
gang nj Islota. having arrived there
yesterday This morning. his wife en-
hiotcd signs Of mental distress. and
was brought to the santa Pc hospital
here Ia urdr. that she might nave
treatment aud proper care.
Tho woman ~ dcranaed mentally
rs tho result of her sufferinss.
she was with her husband al
through the fighting around Juarez'
sharing mis- vicissitudes with the calm
stoicisn common TO The Mexican army
women.
when the city had fallon. however.
and PaVola was given his choice uf
remaining loyal tc the government
thu, had fed him and being dcportcd,
or Joining the insurrccto forces. sh"
kept faith with him as he had with
"Tio Pornrin." and came To- ths eoun-
try.
Tho strain was too much Tor her
mind, however, and now. while Pa-
voia labors AZ the pick and GROW bar,
she X mentally living again through
the scenes. of the boleagucrcd border
town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

plund'r on. incoming ct the Isth.
tho hur-, J~ N,l AZ the harness
ana "'3ur were m'ss'ng frnm thu
sttbl, ANA the tracks cot a man ana
tho horse We're visible in the due.
under tho saed where the harnsss
onl beans wore kept Tho horse was
discovered later IA thr day gtazing on
tn' pwirc aoout hall mile from
home
ShoN,.s fen at STANLEY saturday
aud sunday with quite a heavy rain
fan ives, of stanley between Stanley
aud tn mountains.
The kinsell Lave Stpck company
unlonded car of hay on thr 18th.
\ school election was held IN stan
ley IN Monday the i5th. az which
three members OF the school board
were elected. j. NJ Reeves, ]. O.
Lea~lerwood and W T. Prnett we're
elected FOR one. two. and three wears
respectively ana I've mill school tat
was voted,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
THEY ARE HITTING
BALL 0FTENER
Increase in Size of Rubber
Core. Hardly Accounts fol-
Number of Singles Cleaned
From Poor Pitching.

~ another explanation of these blg
carry season scores. whats the mat.
ter Win the suggestion that instead
oi the ball being hi farther than
usual II j. being hi oftonor
Tho increased amount of rubber ia
IA" baseball might account for some
IT the extra base hits. but ~ 1t rcspon-
slblc for the fact that the leather b.
being pounded more frequently by tn"
ba;snon7
And that's exactly What 's happen
ing Some people argue that the am
swer liz ineffective pitching.
\ single this year H. no different
from a one base BANS uf other years.
and Il stIdy OF the SCORES shows that
singles are as mUch responsible i0r
the runs az cytfa base clouts
The size of the bah has not been
Increased. Tho bats are the same a.
ncnsinns AZ heretofore. And yet the
hits are more numerous aud the
scores consequently larger. Leaving
cut the extra base slams. there ~
SIN more hitting
when follows Xix. Russell Ford.
Earl Moore. Mathcwson. Harry Mcln-
tire Rowan. George Muffin. Jack
Lively. luugc. Walsh ana u few 9TH
'is who ar" In fairly good form right
nov are slanting then. across thcrc Be-
no pcrceptiblc increase IN she number
Of hits aud runs MS compared TO other
years II - when such pitching as
Sallce. Harmon and I.oudrrmila dis
played saturday Is presented 10 u hit
tins club that the swatsmen seem To-
have a new and uncnnnN ciruting
power.
Fred T"nncN has an array of twirl-
crs who max. " appear that some
unusual element has entered into the
hitting this year. Bill Dahien has u
fow OF the same sort. The New York;
-. Louis. rittsburg -isoston and the
Boston Detroit games %; saturday fur
nished new ball" arguments. but at
Philadelphia and brooklyn ,nero were
games IN which the pitchers figured
Ia some extent
The batting averages IN the two
LEAGUES. axe proot that The hit,vrs are
hitting. With ~ big leaHuers whack-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
|SP0R 7 |

ing over 900. IL 1t possible that the
change In the ball has made weak hit
tors of other years batting demons or
1917 IL u possible that the new pah
was responsible for the lack oi form
displayed by such pitchers ~ Walter
johnson. ,hristy Mathcwson, Ford,
Coombs and all those other stars on
their first outs this year
Tho dream that the bali goes far
Their when II - hi, Ia all very well.
but Is IL any easier t. hi, than be-
FORE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
May LOCATE A
HEALTH SHOP
William Mcleod, Victor in
Wrestling Bout With Young
Olsen Wednesday Night. TO
Emulate Billy Muldoon.

W his plans turn out AS he expect
ihcln 10, !, Is quite possible that VII
hhm Mclead. the winner of Wednc s.
day nights wrestling match wi,
Young Olsen, may follow The example
~ Billy Mlldoon OF New York and
start a shop for the repair of broken
down bodies.
Mnldoon's success In thai limo haa
hecn so.ncthine wonderful. and Sic.
Lcod believes that he viii hp unite
able Ia do as well especially with the
added advantage tho perfect New
Mexico climate gives him
Mcleod wrcstlcd rs Mcdonald "
but tho fans here saw too onsll,
that he was too good FOR q nero im
known and he has declared himself
under his true cognomcn ne ~ 4,
half mother of Dan Mcleod VINO
once held tho mlddlewelgh, champion.
ship Of the world. ana Is nearly hi,
equal when II comes To wrestlin.
ability.
Nor Is the ma, the only plscc whor,
he shines. He Is equally NJ home
with the ioils and on the unuin
track. 40 that he would be quite able
to vaiS the athletic program oi Dol
prospective patients IN search u.
health IN any way needed
" Me- cod does start his estdbll,H
ment, its mccess is practical, 49,
snled, Tor although there h an an
donbted demand for thai sorl OF thine
everywhere that mcn havn broken
down their health by nervous strain
or worry. %, too close application q
desk work. New Mexico Offers an
location Tor such q place
with IT'S DRY air and equabio tompcra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
PERSONALS.

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. William
Vaughn 500 y Fifth street, girl
MAY ~. 1911
IN Wroth returned On the limited
from Las Vegas, where he spent sew
crai hours YESTERDAY and last night
on business
Colonel charles smith OF the a.
nous bloody fourteenth" Maine reg
Uncut is IN town renewing acQualnt-
anc's with old comrades
Trainmastcr -. = Hisginson of
Winslow returned tu the Arizona city
this incoming ON the limited. after q
STAY of a day 81 50 here.
Edmund Ross. - we'll known Young
surveyor of this city, returned from
n professional trip 10 Socorro yester-
day. and left this morning for Bcr-
nalillo where he win spend the day.
Carl Baca. formerly machlnist ~
the local shops. 5ut since employed
IN the same capacity at Clovis. left
for Denver this morning ON u five
weeks trip. Nj Bach spent several
days here visiting friends
-klngo Baca -ss-tcr sl~y =. Med ~w0
suits In the district court. onu against
severe sanchez for s2S0.OO alleged 20
he due ON a promissory note, and the
other against ! r Chavez and Met.
quiadcs Marine for $4,000. also al.
legged To- he duo on note.
suit was filed late yesterday after.
noon by the Mcintosh Hardware
company against +. \. stephens. up
on an alleged open account of tl21.St
aud Julius Mandell was named as
Earnishcc ana required Ia answer
whether he was indebted to tho de-
PENDANT. Attorney Isaac Barth rep
rcscnis the plaintiff.
Felix Robert OF Juarcg, Mexico,
formerly a noted torcador, more re-
Gently the holder Of the bull-iiphtlng
franchise IA Juarez. Rnd at present
engaged IA horse racing. passed
through the city Yesterday. en- ropte
To- Salt l.ak" cts To- attend Ia business
matters connected with his racing
stahl
pn account OF an order which went
into effect today. three engine crews
employed on the daylight run So ri
Pnso have moved thor headquarters
from that citl tu Alhuqucrudc The
change VAS made ON account Of the
fact that IN, conductors and trainmen
onpluSvd on the run made their lay
over here, and 10 allow the engines
used to hr repaired here instead o.
az III paSu The men affected are
Engine FRS j. " Lyons. sidney Hook.
cu ami Jnhn BoWman, aud Fircmo"
Nnghls. IIllhhnn md shnkn.ncnra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
SOCIAL EVIL HAS NO
PLACE IN COMMUNITY

VA ul~ sermon AT tlc Immaculate
Conception CHURCH last night Father
- Moli'N. who together with Father
Jansen Us cundu.tng a two weeks
mission ma Albuquerque, defined In no
Wnret.iu tcIm. his position ON tho
question ot the removal ot thu rcd
Jsht district pi the ciN.
The services this a.ck have boon
d.-.su,j specially tor men. ana tho
HIhi,.t ui "a, discourse last night was
SIN. tn" eloquent divine treated OF
tH, general subject ot sin. and uci-
dental 10 his subject touched upuu
what i- commonly known a. IN, su-
"'I evil lls r,marks wrr, powerful.
bU' lsmncd. ana were. clothed with
tha c."duouco which L. So chsrac-
trr.str cot him
Tho rod light district, he declared.
had uu pltr, IA a civilized cumm,In-
tty 90, inhabitants are social ont
caste beyond thc pale of the divine
aud the uumau law. he favored the
utter abolition OF such a district in
Tn" community a., spoke ~ the
certain punishment that awaits the
transgr' $50. OF moral law, both in
this world tn" thr next, aud cited
many furcvful ana dramatic incidents
from his Own observation that had
boon wrought by these trausgrcssions.
God cav man his mind. said the
speaker, IN order that he might be
able Ia control the unhuh impulses
OF mis- body. and ho made powerful
appeal Ia his hearers 20 strive Tor
the noblor and higher things of life,
Tho sermon was one OF the ablest
and most eloquent that has oharac-
tcrised this remarkablo series of SER
Vices, and was listened % with the
most profound attention hy lho large
congregation present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
SANTA ~ .\Ni
~ CALLED or

The GraSs VIII not 81 To- santa Fe.
as had been announced. Ia play tho
CAPITAL city bunch, a. Manager Dan
Padiiln has received "a Telegram asking
that IN, Same FOR that day be- cam
c.llcd The Santa Fc bunch cannot
Get together a team that H. 10 &C. meet
thr GraNs again. and rather than 20
down Ia another defeat they decided
that prudrnc" T. the better part 81
valor and called the game of forth
with Manager Dan announces that
he VIII oudeaVor 10 get II gnmr other
IN Vegas or Gallup Tor that day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
BRITT THINKS He
CAN COME BACK


Ne" York, May l3.--Jimmy nriu.
once lightweight champion OF iho
world. Is going To- try for the uuc
again. But first OF all. rs SAID. I
want return match with another
former champion, Battling Nelson
Britt stepped ashore today with a
commission from Bugh Mcintosh. the
Australian promoter Ia offer Jack
johnson ss5.ovo for a nght next sep
tember with the winner Of the McNey.
Langlord bout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
WEIGH REFEREES
W0lCAST FIGHT
Injured Hand Is Again Giving
Champion Trouble; Burns Is
Training Faithfully for
Match at San Francisco.
Especial Telegram 20 Even,nr a.ra,a,

Especial Telegram "a Eventng Aeraidi
san Francisco, Cal. May l..--Jack
WEIGH was chosen today To referee
the Wolgasl.Burns fight here on Mav
-. The lightweight champion, In be-.
ginning eparing work today. hunt ia,
hand that was broken last fnll and
viii do not more boxing for several
days
burns II training faithfully lie
tips the scales ~ a fraction less ihaa
lit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
NELSON AititN<t;ES 10
FIGHT ~ SEPTEMBER

St Joseph. Mo. May is.--Battiing
Nelson, who Is visiting here today
wired Harry Pollock. matchmaker of
the Twentieth Century Athletic club
OF New York. authorizing him e. ar-
range match for Nelson with Jimmy
Briit FOR september.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

Marriage licenses have been issued
To- Clam yields and Arch, Christian.
and a. Maria Juardo aud Hilnrlo Tor.
ris, An Of the hish coniracting par
ties reside IN Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

Tabor Hairkc, brothcr of Mrs Y
Mnharam OF bi6 West Central avenue.
and a prominent artificial flower
manufacturer 81 New York. arrived
last night ioi visit with hts sister
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
tncrisau League.

Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at -. Louis
iloston at Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
Western League.
Where They Play Tomorrow.
National League.

pittsburg az New York,
Cincinnati ~ Brooklyn
Chicago at Philadelphia
- Louis a. Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
THIEVES |NFEST
STANLEY NOW
Woman Has Harness and
Beans Stolen From Her
Barn; Audacious Robber
Takes Her Horses.
especial Correspondence to Herald. ,

tSl"sEi tnrttsSlsbsmlsi'r Ia u'tnh'l
stanley y. NJ, Mag lp.--Mrs. j. r.
Thompson had a set OF work harness
and 100 pounds Of beans stolen from
her barn. one milo northeast of stan
Icy on TIE nisht os the Inn. The
thieves evidently used Mrs Thomp-
suns own aursr tu carry away tho
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11
STREET GRADUATES

The street 10 the devils school,
house, where nothing il taught
that ought to be known, every.
thing taught that ought not to be
known, and where he puts his
pupils through the successive
grades with a dispatch unparalleled
in any other educational institu.
ton.
II all that we wanted our boys to
learn were keenness to take in the
whole Of a situation, and alertness
to bring things to pass with the
least waste of time and energy, the
street would be the place Of all
places to put them.
The street graduate il smarter
than the high school graduate, BE-
cause he has been using bis wits
more and because it 10 in, accord
With boys nature to get along
faster in coming up than in being
brought up.
In the former he follows the line
OF least resistance; in the latter he
follows line where there 10 .
great deal Of resistance.
A street, alleyway. dark corner,
are all OF them more oongsnial to
the spirit Of . boy than . book that
be has to study, and than . SCHOOL
room seat in which hs has 70 sit
industriously and Be good.
But even 20, the pavement gradu-
atss little rascals, and there arc
among 10 thousands Of lads from
six vsars up tramping through
these streets in gangs that srs like
% many little wolves and hyenas
brobsn loose from the Zoo, who
range the town seeking whom anal
what they may devour and getting
ready 70 be thieves, houssbesakess,
murderefs and political crooks
whom they are grown.
A good many Of them will 60 10
state prison svsntually, and come
Of them 70 Tie legislature. -Dr.
Paskhufs&.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11
POSTAL SAVINGS BONDS

Depositors of the Postal savings
System may exchange the whole
or part of their deposits on jan
uary 1, 1912, for United States reg
istered or coupon bonds in denom-
nations of so, 800, and $500, bear
ing interest at the rate Of 2 IL
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, and redeemable at the
pleasure of the United States after
one year from the date of issue
both principal and interest pay
able 20 years from that date In
United States gold coin.
Postal Savings bonds are exempt
from all taxes or duties of the
United States, municipal, or local
authority.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11

ns VS Sismi:h. o. HoxEY sESTN i 'iaS
60c and 81 90 sisse toe fresh wounda,
Old SORES, sore backs and shoulder, burnG
and bruises. 10 siss fos Family Uss.
n. coX1 PAuolIoo Ato1E1
= painless and Guassntssd . eurs
Spawn, kinsbone, Curb. ewssny, eplins,
fuas, OF any snIasgem:ne o. bone o.
muscle, OF money refunded. Prise To-.
Vo0 0AAg ~ ~ OouOoooSo
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11

The fifteenth of this month will
mark one of the principal events
In the history of Monte Vista and
the valley. On that date the for
NAL opening of the new sugar fac
tory will be celebrated and Il 10 an
event worthy Of the attention OF
every farmer and business man OF
the valley. Sugar factories will
bring more permanent residents Ia
the valley than any other indus
tries that We are likely to get. and
a. the universal cry 10 for more
farmers to till our fertile lands
We should all begin boosting for
sugar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11

The November number Of the
Twentieth Century is Of special
significance as it 10 the first to ap-
pear under the editorial manage.
ment Of Mr.. Charles Zueblin, and
it already shows the broader field
that will be reached by the coming
numbers. On the other hand, all
the former features Of strength
are maintained and rounded out
aud Mr.. Flower. the former editor,
10 still actively connected with the
publication.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11
TO ACCEPT INVITATION

The Alamosa Courier closed q
very nice write-up on the Monte
Vista sugaf factory last week by
saying:
I'VE want to arouse the interest
of our readers SO that they will go
to Monte Vista on Wednesday,
November 18th and see for them
selves.
ave are sure they will be sur
prised at the magniticence and
completeness of the Monte Vista
sugar factory. and return home
fully convinced that such an in.
dustry is of incalculable benefit to
any section where beets can be
raised, and firmly resolved to all
pull together and have the next
enterprise Of the kind in tho val.
ley located at Alamosa. This 10
the central point for the entire
beet raising section and If We had
been wide awake and enterprising
enough we might just 40 we'll have
had the first factory here instead
Of waiting for the second one"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11

Florida the Pioneer.
Culture Of the grape In America tor
wine making began 10 Florida 10 1894
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11

The Socialists Of Alamosa have
organized With 10 members. There
are . number moro Of this political
faith In Alamosa and before long
Il 10 expected that the socialist
movement thcre will number over
. hundred.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-11-11

NessEs sanford and Murrill lett
Monday for . short business trip
10 Espanola, N. n.