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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
DENIED WRIT Of.
HAstls CORPUS
Man Who Is Wanted in Reno.
New, Makes Unsuccessful
Application for Freedom in
Fl paso.

III Paso, Texas. June 2s.-oThc
wri, oe hsh,ns corpus asked fos ny
| George wilson. alias peter Nncicr-
sich. who is or;ng held here on "a
charge of murder IN Hcnot has been
denied by Judge Harper. wilson's
alto 'neys notified tn" court OF their
Intention 90 appeal
Wilson nllcscs tina, he was arrest
cd IN Juarez juno =. taken 10 thu
Juarc2 jail rs tho police Of that city
early In the morning and when nlaht
came. was rushed to tho santa Fo
bridge In hack ,rivcn by the Mcx-
lean police and turned over TO do.
tcctves ,. G Stansci and George
Harold. lie claims to hay" been Kid
mapped ann 60 Illegally deprived OF
his iibe-ty on this account
In the hnbeas corpus proceedings
IN tn" actin district court. friday.
both the defense and the prosccu.
zion brought up many witnesses
John l.. Nnpes. who said he had
been arrested In JuNcz on suspicion
and held In the jail Cor many months
had occupied tho coll next to Wilson
aud had become acQua intcd with
him there. on IN" morning of june
.. he said n was In Wilson's room
In Juarex about IL o'clock In tho
morning. when tn. Juareg police
came a. The room and placed Wilson
under arrest without u warrant or
papers ana took him Ia the Jail.
f;amor Seguta. the hack driver,
he had brought Wilson and the
men To the santa Re bridge. testified
that Wilson had been turned over
to detectives Stanse' and Harold by
tho men who had him In charp. on
the Mexican SIDE Of tho bridge.
Jnan Amador. Junrez attorney.
took tho stand aid testified as To the
Mexican law pertaining t. Wilson'S
case. Mr.. Amador. after being toll.
She particulars NJ tho case. gave as
his opinion that the taking OF Wilson
~ the American side was "a case ~
kidnapping and was one OF the most
serious offence In Mexico and cuuld
b" punished by u tenn OF ~ wears IN
fail. Tie aaoted the Mexican Jaw ap.
rlictblc To- the case and sections ~
the constitution which had been yio-
lated
Chief Stansel took the stand aud
told ui his rapture ot Wilson on the
American sid. of IN. bridge. IL said
Wilson alighted from "A carriage and
said: Here I am. S,ansci come and
get me- ana Immediately he was
placed under arrest.
/ IL denied tlnt Gen lose dc Ia Luz
f'lanco. the military cher OF Juare,
had been paid s?oo 10 deliver Wilson
10 tho American authorities.
( objective George Harold did moi
appear as n witness as he went on
his vacation few days ago.
Detective smith and sheriff e. r.
Fer.ei. Of Reno. New. also testified
hut Smith's testimony corroborated
Chief SianscIs while Ferret told ~
the murder OF man named Rhos-
from, for the killing of whom Wilson
~ alleged 10 BE- wanted
After the evidence was al, taken
Judge Harper announced that he aid
net think thar a writ could be grant.
"a on this cSiaencc and wilson's at.
t"rn"r aavc notice Of appeal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
PETR|HEO FOREST
FOUND N PEC0S
Land Office Officer Reports
Host Of Giant Cedars North
of Fort Sumner Turned to
Stone in Ages Past.

Fort sumner y. Nj. June aG'-The-
discovery of a pcirificd forest secon9v
only 60 tho grca, ono - Arizona has
been made by Hcgistcr \, y. Cur
zen, OF tac land office here, about
twenty miles north of this city on tho
ioft bank Of the Pocos. The trees
are all cedars and some Of them
must have been giants in their day
Some 81 the fallen trunks measure
over three feet In diameter. The
specimens are IN II remarkable state
of preservation some of them hav-
ing their branches intact Except
for their weight and hardness. no one
would suspect that they had not died
during the last ten years II has
been suggested that tho discovery be
mentioned 10 the department OF the
interior With view To having land
upon which the trees are lying,
which IL ~ considerable extent. set
aside ms national monument. az
has been done with the petrlficd
forest In Arizona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

United States Atlantic fleet Is proving
most elaborate. and with Emperor
William. the er,irc navy, ute Gern,an
yochtsmcn and the city celebrating.
IL Is leaving the Americans with
scarcely. momen, free after ncces-
sary ship duties have been performed
Prince Henry Of Prussia gave a
garden party to the American officers
SATURDAY afternoon and IN the even
nv they were entertained on the Ger
man ships.
The sailors OF the American and
German fleets are fraternizing. II
was noticeable al n garden party given
the non.commissioncd officers this
evening that the German sailors spokc
English when convorsing with The
Americans.
Emperor William presented the
prizes won by the crews OF the Kan
sas and New Hampshire In sailing.
gig and cutter races SATURDAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
VALUABLE ELECTRICAL
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
site Being INSPECTED ror PrOpo~cd
IIyssro.as,strk Plant on ucaslwa.
tcrs oG Giln.

silver city. y. NJ, June III.
Won Schm, a prominent ana well
known consulting engineer of De-
troit, Is in the city. having lust re-
turned from III. Upper ella where
h. went 10 inspect site for pro.
posed hydro-electrlc power plant.
back OF which il ~ H. johnson ana
other We'll known men In tn. Mogol-
Ion mining district Engineer Schm
Is not disposed hi this time 10 give to
the public y fun ropor, of his invesiI.
Rstions.
H. strongly intimated. however.
that he was very favorably Impressed
and evidently believes tina, large
electric plant can be located at the
point he examined. that win more
than supply cheap power for all pur-
poses Of the mines now operating in
the Mogollon mining district, distant
from "a" proposed plant about -
miles.
The erection of such n plant means
much 10 the mining men In the dis.
'rict, and all are deeply Interested
IN the success ~ tho enterprise. II
VIII surely hoom the Mogollon dis
tr'ct and give an Impetus To the min.
ing industry that II has mover had.
Engineer schm viii make \ full re-.
port giving estimates Ut cost Of con
's'rucsion and number of horse powsr
'hat can he devsioped
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
new MEXICO WELL
WORTH STUDYING
Psychologist Says That Terri.
tory Contains Many Fine
Examples Of Archaeology :;
May Be Older Than Sphynx.

santa p, v NJ. june g. Accord.
Ing 10 Gerard & G.snons. soa of a
Ne" NOrh tinancicr aracuals al Gro.
ton school ana Harvard university.
archacoioaisi. cgyptologist aud swiss
mountain climber succcssfu cxplur.
81 OF The sahafn dcscrs aaa traveller
0: note. student ~ many modern and
several ancient and exact" languages
Including Crock. Sanscrit and Egyp.
tan. etc New Mexico has a grea,
many Interesting opportunities lor the
student of archaeology
Nr Gignouy said. Far he n ltom
re 10 diminish the glory ~ yonr nm.
iquitios. for nave rcau Mas Agnes
c Iaut's Illuminating article in the
Saturday evening Post. and In many
OF her Nn'cments | agree with her
Certain IL g. Santa fc and the Ronl n.
west should hc seen before ots goes
abroad"
Mr. GignonX IL greatly il'crfa,s I
IN the history ol Santa Fc ana wns n
caller on Governor aud Mrs. Bradford
Prince. who reside part OF each year
at Flushing. near his own birthpipcc.
Mr.. Gignoux spent hours going over
the many curios In Governor and Mrs
Princes museum, and said thcr hNvc
ore OF the most interesting private
co'lct tons 20 he seen II the so'ith.
west or anywhere.
Mr. Gipnoux IL s,lll under 80 years
OF age. bnt he has travelled much and
studied more He was member OF
the party which went ~ the Nile In q
private zach, which included bronson
Outline. his brother. hayward Cut.
ting o. the diplomatic service Cor.
don Gardner. the military expert and
strategist, DR.. Frederick VI bishop.
the distinguished London physician
and playwright; Lord and Lady Dcs.
eri and their daughter Lady Sibyl
Cutting, sisierin.law OF Bronson Cut.
ting. and MANY others.
Mr. Cigboux explored the temples
and kings tombs AT Thebcs. and his
knowledge OF hieroglyphics aided him
much In his studies. He later made Il
daring caravan trip IN the Sahara des.
edit TO Scmah. and ba'tled with the
great sand storms which try the hard.
lest traveller
He was prominent as n mountain
climber. ascending the Do!omi'cs in
Tyro, These peaks assume the most
fantastic forms and are much ire.
Nuented bv travellers every summer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
NORMAL SCHOOL IS
TO HEAR LECTURE
Col. r. E. Twitchell to Ad.
dress Students and Friends
Friday Evening on SOL.
diers of the Cross"

Las Vegas, y. NJ, June oC.--Col. X.
II. Twitchell viii address the students
Of the Normal school and their friends
Friday evening on the Soldiers of
the Cross"
The lecture is 10 he given primarily
for the students ~ the s.nme school
but The public is invited and urged
10 be present, Admission viii be- en-.
tsreiy free. Colonel Twitchelrs lee.
ture will he illustrated with stere.
opiicon Pictures Of men. places and
documents associated with the con.
nes' and early history of New Mex.
leo VIII be shown. The lecture deals
with the work done by the Francis.
cans in carrying CHRISTIANITY into
New Mexico. Colonel Twitchcl Ii an
authority on early New Mexico his
tory He delivered his lecture at the
Normal early last March. The ad.
dress was so much appreciated that
Colonel Twitchell has been frequent.
ny asked 10 repeat II
Another interesting event will oc
cur at the Normal on the evening os
July J. when a recital will be given
by teachers In the department Of mu.
sic, assisted by local talent. Miss Liva
iichty, teacher OF vocal music; Mics
Marruerife chixton. teacher of piano.
Miss Grace Kline, teacher OF mando.
I'm; Professor Il. n. Larkin hasso:
Miss Murv Ross, reader and others,
will appear on The program The
Highland Fling will he danced by
boyr ana girls VINO dei;e..tsd the audi.
encs NJ the opesa house on the even.
Ing "The Girl From Vnssar" was
glven. The recital viii he free ard
the public Is invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
AAMOGOROO WILL
HAVE CANNERv
Up to Date Plant Now Being
Installed, and Number Of
People Will Be Employed
Soon.

Al1mogorao. y. NJ. juno s,.---Af-
Ter a number OF Intellectual attempts
Is secure canning factory In this
city worS has nj las, been actually'
commenced on a modern plant of
that nature
There never was any doubt about
tn desirabil,y Of such plant, s,ili
the plant remained In the future.
AlamogorJo has canning plano,
now, nos In thc future. but actually
In Alamogordo.
This canning plant was bought by
the Alamoso.do Improvement Co..
from the Northwestern steel and
Iron Co. .of Eau claire. Wis. nj d
cost os $500. II has been unloaded
and partly conneesea up IN the build.
ing Just south OF Rouscaus garage.
The capacity IL 5000 cans day.
The company IN now In correspond.
ence with an expert Gamer at Ros-
well II his services are secured. tae
plant viii he put in operation some
time next week. 4 carload of 5o.0oo
cans Is now on the road The
amount OF fruit the company viii
have availabl, for canning will de-
pend upon the amount 90 gain fall
and the amount Of water available
for irrigation.
IL the company successfully hand
Let IT'S own fruit crop. Il may he pos
tiolc for the plant TO can products
for other fruit growers. Assurances
have been received tina, II win be
possible 10 dispose of the entire
output OF The plant without any dif.
ficulsy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
TIMBER CUTTING
BEGINS AGAIN
Work in Ajo District Of Next.
co Once More Taken Up,
This Time by the Abenheim
Company.

Cananoa. son. Mex. June 2..--
Work has been begun by the Richard
Abenh-im company in cutting timber
IN the Ajo mountains on the tract Of
land which is known az Lot No T."
a portable sawmill has been in opera :
ton for the past three weeks and
considerable timber has already fallen.
AZ present the operations are being
conducted In Fig canyon. witch has
been christsned ''Madero camp" for
the reason that IL was Ia this canyon
that the ins,irrcctos were eamped dur.
ing the past winter and had their
headquarters there 1t Is located on
TN. east slope of the range, and VISA.
bal. on the Nacozari railroad, is but
Is miles away.
new mill is under construction at
the camp. The skidways are now
being built Tn. company also plans
90 erect u furnitur. factory on the
ground.
II y understood that the southern
Pacific lines ~ Mexico viii build "a
branch line from Del Rio. a station
between Cnnanea and Mace. To- the
'nonntnins. and that this line will he
used for IN. transporting OF produc
lions ~ the company. which include
timber, cattle. Grain. etc.
The company expects "a have ey-
anything running nicely in about three
months and on "A scale which they
have been contemplating since III. or
ganization Of the compcny was per.
fected. tonsiderab bile land is already
under cultivation and u large num-
her 81 cattle are on the ranges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

by local applications. rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There IL only one way 20 cure deaf
ncss, and that IL by constitutIonal
remedies. Deafness IL caused BY al
ipflamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian tube. When
this tube IL inflamed you ave
rumblng sound or imperfect hearIng
and when u IL entirely closed deaf
ness II the result. and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out Of ten are caused b,
cntarrh, which IL nothing bu, All In
famed condition of the mucuous sur
faces.
We will awe one Hundred Dollar'
for any case OF Deafness 'caus"d h,
catarrh) that cannot he cured bs
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send Tor clrcu'
lars. free.
=. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists. 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for conssi
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
EXCELLENT BILL IS
RECEIVED
Game Warden 7. P. Gable is
Recipient Of Able Act From
Kansas Representative Re.
garding Game Provision.

santa Tc. y. VI. Juno ?. Gland
and Fish Warden Thomas J. Gable
has received from H"rresch atiyc ID
u. Nb,hony % Kansas, copy of thu
bill Mr. Anthony introduced In the
house lo protect infgfatory wild fowl
In the United States Tho first clause
oi the act rcRds. Pc !, enacted by
the senate and hous" of represent q.
lives OF the United States ~ America
ia congress assembled that 81 shall be
unlawful for any person TO III OF cap.
ture any Wild goose. wild swaa, Wild
pelican Wild crane. wild duck, snIpc.
plovcr. wooicock cr rail from Jnhu.
AIRY 10 20 August ~ Inclusive. each
year"
This act ~ 10 apply to all mlgra.
tory game birds whose habitat IL ncs
liked hat IL of a miyrator, or inter.
state character
MIR Gable says h. thinks the bill a
wise oEe for heretofore The people oi
each state have disreparded the rights
OF these wafer fowl who .ly from state
10 state and Mr.. Anthony wishes 70
pfotao, them the same as birds less
nonHSic IN habits. are protected
Territorial Treasurer NJ A. Otcto
has deceived The sum Of ss,63a52 from
J A. Baird treasurer of Otero county,
Territorial Engineer &. - Millor's
publication on good roads has becl
In great demand and the big stack oi
copies In the engineers Office has
dwindled down until only few
copies are lett,
Hydrographer G. " Russell has 70.
turned from the Rio Crandc station
whore he transferred the automatic
gauge 10 the Fresnal Hydrorraphlc
survey near Alamogordo. ~ automatic
rAWgos OF n new type WIN b. place I
NJ tho Rio Grandc station.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
pORTALES IRRIGATION
STOCKHOLDERS MEET

Portales. y. NJ. June .,.--.Thc see
end scmi.annual stockholders meet.
Ing Of the Portalcs Irrigation com.
pany Was held here last week II
was very well attended and nearly
all the stock Issued was representa-.
Reports were made from parties
representing holdings in widely dis.
tributed sections Of he project. all
striking the sane chord OF confiienc.
IN wha; was actunll.' IN sight In the
way OF crops and OF their desire TO 60
on 10 the perfectinR of tho plant and
the system. Figures were introduced
from what has already been accom-
plished In growing alfalfa which show
cOnclnsivclv that the farmer can. by
growing this crop. pay ont the water
right on his land in TWO years crop
ping
Aaori 5000 acres Of land are TN
dciguiag actual development .ndcr
the project. out OF the 10000 whlcl
have hesn subscribed. on this C.00'
acres can be found all tho CROWNS
crops common ~ this zone Somc
"a ot The wells In the project are to
day doing service IN shaking the thirs
ef these crops, ami from now until th'
close OF the season the plant will ~
running full capacity.
while this was not = scnson for the
nncorking OF b0'tlcd.np oratory which
had been im5ibed by the water users
during their lonely vigils along the
purling and swiriing irrigation
bitches. vet an occasional hnrst ci
enthusiasm was INDUCED whic!
leaked out In the broad smiling faces
OF the crowd MS they retired from III,
meeting. This good fellowship spirit
was evoked as result OF the success
OF the enterprise in It's past two year
OF struggles and the portent OF wha'
the future holds In store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

ha4 soreness III each side, could net
stand tight clothing. aud wasirreeular.
! was completely run down. On nd.
vice took Lydia T.. IinkhsM's vcae-
table Compound and Liver Pills aud
am enjoying good health. II Il now
more than two years ana ] have not
bad on ache or pain since / do all my
own work, washing and everything.
aTid never have the backachc any more.
] think your medicine Is grand And
praise Il to all my neighbour. n,you
think my Testimony wtil help others
YOU may publish Arm. OLLiE/
wooDALL, Morton's Gap. Kentlicky.y
Dackache Is q symptom of org&al
weakness or derunRement. II y01
have backache don't neglect Il. TO
get permanent rehc1f you must reach
the root OF tn trouble. Nothing we
know Of win DO this 10 surely a. lydia
=. Pinkham's Compound.
Write 20 Mvs. pinkhsu. n
kynns Mess.s for epeclal adv)ce.
xs'lE .s3ls[ ~ 3: 6 f1csiS5siy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
ROSE CRAWFORD
MAY WE'D ROGERS
Despite Mothers Opposition,
She Intends to Marry Las
vegan Convicted of Kidnap.
ing His Nephew.

Las Vegas. " NJ, juno eI.--Ac-
cording to word received here from
her home In Los Angeles. Miss Rose
crawford, who was her" for several
days visiting the parents oi her
lover. WIN Rogers. who was con-
slctcd last March, may marry him.
Miss crawford Is said 10 be pre-!
pairing to appeal 20 Governor Mills
To pardon Rogers
Little waldo Rogers was kidnapped
March 80. last. Rose visited her con-
vict-lovcr last sunday ana upfolded
her plans, Their wedding was to have
taken place here this fall BEFORE
leaving the California city the girl
told friends she expected still to be
n bride.
The giri has been living with the
Rogers family where she probably
viii remain until the pardon appli-
cation Is acted on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
GERMANY ENTERTAINs
SAILORS OF A1E1ICA
osrccrs and Men Arc slNNwn lI0spit.
a'i,y 81 Empsvo" anil III Pcop,e
and IGavr tcw spssc Minutes.

kiei. June f7-Kicrs program for
the entertainment OF the ,nicers and
Wsn Of the second division Ut shs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

my health was very
bad and ! hAl .
|continual backache
which was simply
awful, ! could not
stand on my feet
long enough a. cook
n meats vi ctuais
without my back
nearly killing me,
and ] wNild have
such. dragging sen.
|sativns could
hardly bear II. 1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

Lady That pip" YOU were sup-
posed 20 hav. ncndcd yesterday
leaks as badly as ever.
Johhcr Did YOU keep the ris'@r'
empty. mum?
I.ady----No, of course not.
Johber-----Ah that's wot's done IL.
you may depend. opEion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

n you want q sivish horse ana
hnggy. s,e w. l.. Trimble. ia North
Second St Phone No. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
THAT
AWFUL
BACKACHE
Cured BY Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND

Morton's Gap. Kentucky.-T suf-
fered two years with female disorders,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

waiter"
Eyes. sir
Have YOU ever been 10 the Zoo 80
mo slr why do YOU ask :"
~ was lust thinking how thrillins
you'd ind u 60 SIT ana watch III,
tortoises whiz hy."--The Tattl y.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-12-01
CHEWING GUM Is
BARRED BY navy
Fighting Tars Must Abandon
GirIish Habit, Is Decree
of Department

Hereafter, when Uncle Samuel's navy
men want chewing gum they must wait
until they 60 ashore. They can not
sIfiaxe On board hir II has followed
the grog ration into banishment.
Chewing gum viii no longer be car
ried in the ships stores of the United
States navy. While not compulsory
part of a man-of wars ration. it has
been permissible for the commissary to
include it in his store of luxuries, TO be
purchased by such of the crew as
wished it, The navy department has
directed that it be barred from the
fleet.
The ban on chewing gum was the
result of a protest made by Captain
". f. Fullam. commanding the battle
ship Mississippi. who reported to the
department. that he considered its use
highly improper and unmilitary."
After calling attention to the fact
that men were often reported for chew
ing gum at military formations and
other assemblies. Captain F'ullam said:
eff men are encouraged to form the
habit on board ship, the navy deiib-
erately invites them to do something
one minute for which they may be
punished the next"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-12-01
RIJEF IN SILENCE EATS
HIS THANKSGIVING MEAL
Prisoners in San Quentin Read
or Listen to Orchestra

SAN QUENTIN, Nov. 30.-In abso-
lutte silence Abe Ruef, former political
boss ii, san Francisco. ate his first
Thanksgiving dinner today in San
Quentin prison. With many other men in
stripes who had lived in luxury he had
to be contented with roast pork and
apple sauce or beef stew, in place of
turkey, which the state found too high
to serve the prisoners.
with more than 1000 other prisoners
Ruef attended the services held in the
prison chapel before entering the mess
room. Not man at the prison was
compelled to work today. The jute
mill was shut down and work stopped
for the day on the new prison cell
house.
The inmates spent the afternoon in
reading or listening to the prison or
chestra and band playing popular airs
Ia the parkIike grounds OF the prison.