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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
POULTRY BREEDERS
"WEDNESDAY
Bird Show to Be One Of Big
Departments Of New Mexico
State Fair; Many Prisss Are
Already Offered.

President Arno HuninK of the New
Mexico Poultry Breeders association,
has called n meeting OF all poultry
ianciers. and the puolic generally. to
take place Tuesday evening In the
korber building. The meotiag VIII
De held IN tile city council chamber.
and will be called TO order at 1890.
!.adics rs well AS gentlemen are urg-
cd t. attend As there are "a num-
Ter oi ladies in the county associa-
ton and still more Interested in
.'aisiax chickens, their attendance IN
earnestly solicited The meeting Is
tor the parposc II outlining plans FOR
the poultry show to be ncld al the
state fair In October.
The superintendent ~ exhibits.
John Reub. In receiving daily, letters
from california. Colorado. Kansas
aud Texas, Regarding the exhibition.
as well as Inquiries from all parts
of New Mexico. From .he amount
OF nut tost already shown II is likely
that an exhibit OF nearly thousand
FOWLS win he assembled.
IL u the 0oJect OF the association
I" alter prizes for every standard
br.'d. Though no canyassing has az
ytt been do,le, "a number of trophies
ha'e already oeen volunteered. Al
least sweniy-fiv. silver cups are tx.
pcceted TO be available for award to
'Sh'bitors. when the fair In opeaed.
partial list OF the premiums no
far offered. the name Of IN. breed
and class 20 he supplied by the assoc
citation later. fellows.
Thomas r. Burns. OF Colorado
Springs. Colo. 500 silver trophy for
best pen OF white Orpingtons 10 be
won three times. Won IN 1910 by
DIR. a. s. Bronson OF Albuquerque. n.
Mex.
beautiful se5 silver trophy Tor oep,
ron Of any breed. other than white
Orpinwtons.
T.. J. strong trophy.
Judge A. u. Eail OF Three Rivers,
y. NJ. trophy silver cup.
.tover Manufacturing CO., of Free
port. H.. no. 90 hand bone grinding
mill.
knndon Manufacturing Co, of
~. Joseph. Mo. one set 90 of their
No. I trap acsts.
Nicman Bros.. Manufacturing Co..
NJ Mount Olive, m. one trap most.
Wcslosn Poultry JQJl,ensl Of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa. ttk ANNUAL suhscrip.
tions. n
Ranch ana Range Of Denver. Colo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Dr. Sciswcutkcr. Osto,tatol, phone III
Mr. and Mrs. u. NJ. Hair arrived
In the city from Carthage yesterday.
Attorney O. ~ Marion is spending
the day In Belen on business.
II. NJ. Albcr,cr is a visitor in the
city from Clayton.
Mrs A. Iiayorford and daughter.
Pearl, arrived yesterday from Belcn.
city from tubero.
j. j. Hongnndobbler of Ration Is
among Yesterdays arrivals
Emily \. Aston OF Durango. Colo.
T. visiting friends in the city
Emery G. oidakes arrived In the
city on business from Flagstaff, Ariz.,
yesterday
Elfrcgo Salazbr and two sons left
last night Tor visit on the Pacific
ocas,
Miss Alice McMillin mas assumed %
position with the forestry service AS
stenosraphcr in the fiscal department
+ u. Schwentker lief, for Santa fe
ms morning w tit lni'FeHlS Oh tut
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Among the visitors In Albuquerque
VINO arrived today are Mrs. Dadoerry
and Mrs Brown ~ Demins.
samuel Davis of Springfield. H.. ~
visiting his sister, Mrs, jeanette Wei
yart o. this city.
J 4, saint left saturday for S!l-
left saturday with his family for
several days looking after various
mining PROPOSITIONS.
George Il. craig. attorney and ius-
tifc OF the peace, icft this morning
for Snntg Fo. returning To- hihuquer-
uLs Monday
Mrs, and Miss Ncwcombcr OF
Aguila are visiting fr"nis In the city.
They arrived from the Arizona town
" st"rdHN,
Grover Divine. chief booster for the
Detroit Tigers In Albuquerque, LEFT
Yesterday on trip through the ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
BIG WHITE SALE ON
At R0SENWALOS

Following the Hcrald's advertising
announcement OF Saturday evening.
the Rosenwald store has been crowd.
cd today with albuquerque women
who were thrifty enough 10 take ad-
offered IN white goods. This white
at Rosenwald's, will continue through
the week. and those who appreciate
good values will do we'll to inquire
into the memorable reductions made
on muslin underwear. e.nbrOidertes.
laces. handkerchiefs ana neckwcar.
household goods and all kinds Of
white goods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

GRAFTON for appendicitis Saturday, 10
rcported considerably better today
The oatient spent poor nigh, last
nigh, but took u turn Tor the better
Today and il is believed that his con
dition Is nov more favorable than Nv
any ,inir since the operation.
tn brotherhood of American
yconen viii hold regular social
meeting this evening In \. .. u W.
hall II O'Clock. All members are
urged 10 b, present ~ Their. viii be-
business ct importance and mn invi.
tntion IL extended "a all visiting
members. lee cream ana cakr VIII
BE- served free
Alhino Camera. The Santa FL rail.
Ioad laboter from Vaughn. \. VI.
whose lett foot was amnutatcd in u
local hospital week ago today. was
returned 10 his home al Vaughn. The
man was carried IN q str"schrr from
an ambulance 10 the train. He smiled
pleasantly on the curious ihrong that
surrounded hin.
Jesus Eeevara. Tor some time
FRESHMAN on the Evening Herald.
leaves tonight with his family for
, Bisbec. Ariz.. where he will take
charge o. u big Goss press recently
installed by the Bisbee Review.
Cuevara Is on. OF the best pressnicn
in the west. isefore coming "a Alhu.
q,ierque he worked on the III Paso
! Times rs ptcssuian for seven years.
John \. johnson. travelling saica
agent for the American Lumbce
company. with headquarters IN
\vi,aita, Kansas. is here for a con-
| f.rcnc. with the local officials of the
concern. MIR. Johnson was for sey-
aral years q resident o' Albuquerque
and vas ousy yesterday and today
saaking hands with his numrous
friends. Mr.. johnson will remain here
probably week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Nc have just received u mI,utactnr-
crs' Sample line OF ladies whine shirt
waists. Twenty different styles and
materials, all ~ the YER, latest pat
terms. Ne arr going 10 sell them at
prices thai they would usual, cost
~ wholesale
THE MAZE.
!I1 south FIRST street.
ASK y Happens sam Houston
~ you want stylish horse ana
buggy. see W l.. Trlmh'e. i.3 North
Second 81. Phone No. ).
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

iltory for the n. q. Dun Co.
Mrs Mcclellan. wife Of Judge W.
". Mcclellan. left yesterday for Re-
dondo. cal. whcr. she VIII spend the
summer.
Hon. Sol Lima and Mrs. Luna we're
passengers on the limited for Los An.
gclos Yesterday Mrs. Luna will spend
the summer at the -oashorc. Mr.. Luna
returning after u brief visit.
Lawrence r. Lie left on the limited
today for days visit 10 lsleta. He
has resumed hts connections with tho
Pacific Mutual Life insurance com
pany fol The summer.
Roy kirkpatrick iinotyp. operator
ana short story writer. left SUNDAY
for the Grand canyon. Los Angeles
and the beaches on an annual vaca-
ton. To be gone four weeks.
Miss Anita Thomas. ,cachcr Of
Spanish In the University ~ New
Mexico. lett yesterday on the limited
for a visit OF three months ut TIE
beaches In southern California.
Edgar lana. soa OF Mrs. BESSIE Jai.
ia. returned yesterday from Aun Ar.
Dor. Mich, where he mas been tor the
past ten months Il student az Mich.
igan University.
Miss Ruby A. Peel will leave Sat.
urday evening for Ave weeks visit
tn Salina, Kansas among relatives
and friends. Miss Peel H. an office
secretary for the federal forest scrv'
ice headquarters here.
Armand Mandcii. "a nephc" q. Mite
Mandcii of this city. who 10 asso.
ciatcd with him Ia the conduct at a
branch clothing store In Clovis. Is in
the city calling upon his many
| friends.
Walter Allen. assistant In the en-
ginecring depart nent Of the univer.
sity Of New Mexico. will leave this
evening for the Santa Rita. where he
will install an electric plant for tho
Chino Copper Co.
Miss Lillian ilcsselden, Miss Char.
lot,e i.embke and Charles lHmbkc
were passengers for Santa Fe this
morning To be guests at q house par.
~ M the residence of Judge John u.
McFie
There will be special meeting OF
the BernaiiIlo County mar association
tonight at \ o'clock AZ the CONNER
ciGi club. at watch business of i'm.
portance will b. taken ny and dis
cussed
DR.. Thomas \. Mccarthy of tho
United states bureau OF animal in-
dusiry, star baseball pitcher Tor tho
santa Fe baseball club. arrived In Al
buaucrquc yesterday To remain a week
on official business.
Mrs seth. wife Of y II. Seth. OF
the star Hay and Grain company. -
comp MED by her son, Joaa. and
daughter. Misc Eva, leave this cveus
ing for Visit of two months In san
Diego Mr., seth will leave FOR thu
coast later IN ia summer.
Mrs, Nellie hartley ~ the Welvart
millinery viii Fave tomorrow on AN
extended eastern trip She will spend
some time in New York. selecting fall
stocks for the W.lyarf establishment.
Mrs. BARLEY expects 10 return about
September !
Logan Tomkins appeared IN police
court this morning 80 answer Co the
charge Of Grating a disturbance, He
pleaded nos guilty aud his case was
carried over untll tomorrow morning.
Tomkins has boon up several time
before.
w. X Edgar, who underwent an on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
sn annual suhscrlptlons.

ten annual subscriptions.
Pratt, Food Co. Of Philadelphia,
Pa. donates six soc packages Pnui-
try Lice Killer. and six soc packages
Poultry Regulator.
International Stock Food Co, OF
Minneapolis. MINI, donates one dozen
zoe packages International Poultry
Food.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Black cats oSlcc. Airdome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Ask } Happens sam Houston
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

There is one medicine that every
family should he provided with and
especially during the summer months;
viz. Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Il Is almost Ger.
tain TO be- needed. II costs hut quar-.
ter. Can you afford TO be without Il?
For sale By all dealers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
PIONEER BAKERY
.Os SDuth 1'irsa Street.
Funeral II Migucl MARITIME.

J. ~ Monteya gcturnoi 10 the city
last night from Aqua I'riets vita thu
remains of Miguel MARTINEZ, his
orothcr-in-lgw and former police
OFFICER OF this city. who died th,ra
last week.
The remains OF M Martiacz will
lie In state al ais residence 500
south Arno street. until tomorrow
morning AT o'clock \. chat hour
funeral services VIII be held M tho
Sacred Heart chuPcl. Burial viii In
made In Han Jose Cemetery. IA
Hack cnt'H oNlcp AirAon,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
LOCAL AND Personal
THE WEATHER.

Denver. Colo. june 26.--1Ttr cN.
ss'pt lOsAl showers north portion Ia.
night ~ Tuesday.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19

including the judiciary. This was a
cruel slap at the President who has
been making speeches in favor OF the
judiciary.
In addition to the recall the Social
lists are rejoicing that they got through
by an overwhelming vote tnu Initiative
the referendum and Other excellent
amendments to the constltgt.aE.
In Los Angeles and San Francisco
all the powers labor hating capital
ism were thrown against these mra-
surcs and against womans suffrage
The Socialists everywhero stood firm
for all the progressive measures and
are now jubilant over their success.
Job Hartman, candidate FOR mayor
OF Los Angeles. ran away with a big
suffrage meeting at which his only
competitor was to be the star speaker.
II was an unintentional stampede and
at the overflow meeting in the city
haa gave tn good government" po-
lltical party a terrible scar,
The chances the election or Harrl-
man and the entire Socialist ticket
grows brighter every day
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
(By National Socialist Press. }

tBy National Socialist Press.)
Los Angeles, Cal. oct. l3-James 3
Mcnamara was put on trial for his III,
before Judge Walter BordweIG in de.
partment eleven Of the superior coure
charged with the murder Of 10 men in
Connection with the fire which destroy.
ed the Los Angeles Times on October
1. 1910.
John ]. Mcnamara will probably not
be placed on trial for several months
The first action was toward select.
ion OF the jury, which is to sit in the
case.
Attorney Clarence Darrows pre-
dictions were fulfilled waon the first
Of the proposed jurymep were placed
on their examination
The effect Of the conStant campaign
Of prejudicing the public mind was
Immediately apparent In the venire
is scaroly a man who Is not known as
having a prejudice against labor or.
ganiza'4ons. Memoirs OF the NJ. a.
VI are on the list and real estate mon
and merchants make up a large por-
ton of he venire.
HarryChandler. sOn-in-law Of Otis
and general manager Of the Times Is
on the venirc as Is Baker Of the Baker
Iron works. and two Of the Liewellyns.
where strikes have been in progress
for over a year. or course there Is
not chance that these men will BE-
called. bu It shows that the type OF
men who have been selected to serve
on such juries.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
SUFFRAGE WINS.

The amendment 10 the state con-
stitution Of California giving women
the suffrage has been adopted 10y thr
people Of California by referendum
vote.
This makes six states in which wo-
men have cquaf suffrage with mon.
The next state to vote on the quest
ion of giving the ballot To tho women
is Wisconsin, when the people Of that
state will vote on an amendment to
the state constitution at the November
election in 1919.
The cause OF woman's suffrage Is
making great headway in this country
and II Is only a question Of n row
years until the women Of tho UnIlcd
states will lave equal suffrage with
the men in every state In the union.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
Z John ]. is ever placed ON trial.

II John j. Is ever placed on trial.
OF course the shadow of John j.
viii at all times be In the background
for II Is against him that capitalism s
conspiracy Is aimed
The fact that jurors who shall be
finally chosen to serve will be virtual
ly prisoners for several months viii
make it difficult to get jury Profes-
sional Jurors by the score are on the
venire and they will be on other
venlres that follow Elevn men were
held the first three days OF the tria.
but several Of them had expressed
opinions on the case and not a single
juror came out Of the first crowd tha,
were subponaed,
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19

The dues received at the National
Headquarters OF the Socialist Party.
during the month of September were
s5,O43. IS. This represents a MEM
bership OF sS,s62. Upon first sight
II would seem TO represent a member
ship OF over one hundred thousand.
but portion OF the dues came from
unorganized states and territories and
members at large. who pay ten cents
per month instead OF five, The next
highest month was March. 1911. when
the amount received was SI.2l2sS
The average membership for the frs,
nine months Of 1911 is 79.4s4. All
party members should get in line and
boost for the hundred thousand mark.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19

Despite all newspaper reports 10 the
contrary the Taft tour Of the Pacific
coast was frost from start to finish.
Little attention was paid TO him in
Oregon and only the circus parade
crowds turned out. The day before
he reached California hc was met
with the news that that state had
adoped the recall of al safe officials,
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19

There are no new developments IN
the big railroad strike on the Har-
riman lines. The strike has de-
veloped into an endurance contest.
The capitalist press are printing
great stories about the strikers want
ing to return to work and that he men
went on strike against their will. All
this is Misrepresentation on the part
OF the capitalist press.
The constitution OF the unions in
volved in the strike read that no strike
can be called unless two-thirds OF
the men involved vote in favor Of 4
strike.
Nis tty percent of the men on the
Hartman lines who are now on strike
voted in favor OF the strike. With
this number OF men desiring to strike.
there was nothing left for the officials
of the unions to do, hut to call the
strike
James o. ConnClf. national prcsi-
dent of the Machlnists' union opposed
the strike. and the local lodges OF
machinists along the Hartman lines
sent delegates to the grand lodeg con-
yention Of machinlsts. which was in
session last month. in Davenport, Iowa
with instructions 10 make a fight on
the floor Of the convention to haze
the Grand Lodge of Machinists TO
order the strike.
The convention after listening 20 the
arguments OF the delegates from OF
the Hartman fnes, ordered the grand
lodge officers to sanction the strik, OF
the machinists on the Hartman lines.
The whole talk about the men on
strike being dissatifed with the union
is all talk, started by the capltaIistlc
press at the instigation Of the rail
road magnatcs.
Reports reaching this office from
men on strike inform us that there
are very few practical. or experienced
men among the strike breakers, and
that those who are acting as strike
breakers are only dummy workers put
in the shops, who make a prctensc
at working in hopes that the strikers
may become discouraged through the
display OF numbers in the shops, and
declare the strike off.
The railroads are gradually becom-
ing crippled. and It is only a matter
Of time, until they will be compelled
to settle with the men. The strikers
expect that the strike will be OF two
duration.
The Grand Lodge OF Machinists
recently in convention, voted TO assess
each machlnist $3.50 per month for
the benefit OF the strikers on the
Hartman and Illinois Central lines
The shop foremen who were not
called out when the strike took place
have been ordered by the unions To
cease work, this will have the effect
nf further demoralizing the working
Of theshops. as the foremcn are the
executive heads OF the shops and Il
will be a hard proposition for the
'cabs or scales to reorganize the
force.
The machinlst union has s4OO.O 900
IN U. S. government bonds. but the
pther crafts are not so well fixed
financially and a call has been issued
rom the strikers for financial assist
'nce to carry on the strike
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
Big Trial
Has Began
Labor Hating Plutes do Their
Best to Create Sentiment
Against Labor

9Th the means 10 which Los AngrI.s
newspapers, especially the Times. have
resorted to lnflamc and prejudice the
public mind. They reflect thr mani
fest unfairness Of the methods adopted
10y the labor batting organizations and
the extent to which the Times has
gone to prevent a jury being selected
which might give a fair trail 10 the
accused workers. The affidavlts
dwell upon the Infamous Times
pamphle which declares that John
j. Mcnamara was the author and d.
rector of the plan for blowing up the
Times building and numbering It's oc.
cupants and that he supplied the
money for that and other Jobs
The pamphlet is kept moving evcry
hour Of the day and the defense has
found no way TO counteract its evil
effects
Chances for a Fair Trial Slim.
With this sort of thing going on
and the unlimited time and oportunity
to make plants and manufacturc
evidence, thorc is every reason to
believe the Burns bunch has every
thing nicely framed and there is little
hope for a square deal for tho Nc
Namaras," said a prominent attorney.
who is not allied with or particularly
Interested in the defense OF the i'm
prisoned iron workers
Loud and long are the professions
that fair triaf is assured. The dis
trict attorney grows indignant al any
mention Of a prejudiced public or a
biased Judge or jury.
Among the men who are mentioned
as likely 10 be associated with the
prosecution are former u. s. District
Attorney Oscar Lawler who was RlI-
fingers friend and who succeeded IN
getting TAFT in such horrible muddlc
just previous to his dismissal by Taft
Former senator Frank p. Flint. who
was for years n henchman or tho
southern Pacific political machinr and
Earl Rogers, attorney for tho NJ E
NJ, who took such a prominent part
In the first days Of the grand jury
investigation of the Times disaster
The alliance with these men is a con-
fcssion Of the complete surrender to
the powers that are leading thu labor
war on the coast.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
VENUE Change Denied.

As soon as court opened the roll OF
the remaining 81 veniremen was call
cd. The defense then presented af-
fidavits supporting Its formal actor
davits were sworn to by both McNa-
for change OF venue The affi-
mara brothers and alleged bias and
prejudice on the part OF Judge Bord-
well The court Immediately denied
the motion. The defense excepted
the rudng and alleges that Bordwelrs
action is certain ground for reversal in
case Of conviction.
Those affidavits recited at great LEM
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19

A complete tie up Of all the rail-
roads in the country Is seen as a pos
sibility in the next few weeks by l. MS
Presemble. head Of the North W L
ern system federation. as a result OF
the present strike of the shopmen or
the llllrOis Central and Hartman
lines.
"The American Railway Association
including practically all the railroad
companies in the United States, IS
standing solidly behind the Illinois
Central and she Hartman lines in their
fight. and is giving them all the help
they can to defeat the strikers" says
Presemble.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
VIII Grant Demands

$50 far as financial resources go,
the railroad corporations has us
hopelessly swamped; but IL we stick
together through thick and thin with
a firm determination TO win out In the
end, there can be absolutely no doubt
they will have to grant our demands.
"If the strike on the Illinois Central
and Hartman lines is prolonged on
account of the assistance the other
roads are giving them, the shopmen
on all roads will be compelled to
make common cause with our brother
Already out and completely tie up
the entire countr"."
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
Railroads Fear Shopmen.

They realize that IL the shopmen
on the Illinois Central and the Harri-
man lines win out the shopmen on
other roads will shorty uemand and
win the same concessions now de-
manded by the striking shopmen.
Even the Hin lines in the north
west. though they are bitter foes of
the Hartman roads. are laying off
men now. partly, of course, because
they need fewer men in the autumn
and winter, hut chiefly, think, in the
hope that this will enable the Illinois
Central and the Pacific to get exper-
fenced shopmen for service during
the strike.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1911-10-19
Infamous PhampIct
Taxpayers.

Dct,remined that an unprejudiced
jury shall not be secured. the Times
has sent a copy OF its Infamous pam
phlet to every taxpayer in Los Angeles
county. This pamphlet Is calculated
to prove the dynamite theory and to
still further prejudice the readers
against the McNamaras and against
all labor.
Judge Bordwell has taken no steps
towards stopping this action but has
gone calmly about his work Of select
ing a vcnlre of $50 names.
Among those placed on the list by
Bordwcll. were the names OF a num-
Der of bankers. members Of the NJ &
NJ. reactionary politicians, wealthy
rnnchcrs of the Times class and. In
fact. every thing but members of the
working class. The list of names
reads like group selected to attend
en-dollar-a-piate banquet given to
President Taft,