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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
FORT BLISS MADE
CAVALRY POST
Mexican Disturbances Demon.
strated Need for Mounted
Troops Near the Southern
Border.

III pnso, Tex. Dec. a.--Drdtrs
whith 20 into effect at once have been
received by the authorities at Fort
Bliss, transforming thai station into a
cavalry post Il has long been cx-
ciusivcly an Infantry post
The uauonng Of detachment Of
cavalry NJ Fort bliss has been expect
"a IN military circles for some time.
During the MuSicun revolution. and
at the present time. the great need 90
cavalry nt this point has been conclus.
iycly Shown. the pairolinr Of long
border Is very diiiltuit for Infantry
alone. II " often necessary TO send
troops q long distance. aud the time
element IL very Important.
The order nom the war department
PROV idcn Tor the occupation 81 the
post by hoadQuar,erN band. machine
gun platoon. and squadron 0f cav
alrs. a sunndrOn consists OF four
troops The orders further require
the immcdiau construction OF four
stables 1hp contracts are ordered to
be bet immediately AMI work on tn.
building 20 bcgln ns soon "a possible.
An electric lighting system Tor the
post " oclng Installed and will bo
complete by the first OF the year. Al
though Fort Hiss ~ an old pest, both
'ne "u'o'rstpNaIV.rr anu 'ns v''rraek.
AZ III s'"u evne''ioh anu the location
nnu ri"n " Vne .PoYt - esceiient
flanH io' we ehiNssehe"t OF 'hc posi-
esp'e''"y we aepnlfins oi " large riii'
. ,, ar. now vnu'r WY anu WIZ
800 .~ 49,. y, ~. ~, ~ ~ p'ss ~
go, Wv ' 49, ~ wy ''"''
INC fesiln'h'si pos, Tor III Pass
'e"'s'i,a ~ uusauoh' bu1 w" assur'
unSs OF psrh1haht cavalry post mere
ih'ans much 70 ~ Pns"' since proh
n'I,Y.u rom sa'slry ~ me way o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
EDISON TO STOP
SWINGING ROUND
THE CIRCLE
Inventor Tells Taft He Iias Machine
Under wsy 70 Take Piacc OF Orator
In Politics.


Washington. Dee. s.--Tho,nas A.
Edison, In a conference with presl-
dent Taft here. has stated that he
has undcr aSnstructloh a machine
which VIII do away with the necee-
aity OF "swinaInE around tho circle
making speoches. as u win automat-
icaily do that office for orators. He
recently told the Associated Press
about the Invention.
THE time n coming" he said.
'and u Is not far of. when clcctric-
rs will perfsrln every function on q
battltshlp now Exercised by steam,
oil or gasoline. Not only IN ihla true
of the movement OF the big guns.
the hosting OF the ammunition aud
the control OF the Intricate machine
cry. but electricity viii yet be the
motive power with which these great
vessels themselves are propelled"
Edison IL in Washington FOR test
Ing his new storage battery In tho
prcscncr Of naval experts At WASH
lngton navy yard.
AZ ihe Waite House he had an la
terstew With President Taft. whom
he told about his new and wonderful
machine that combined the phono-
graph and tina movInE picture Thls.
lac told ihe prenlaeni. wiz make II
possible Tor a public speaker OF sing
an to appear before the public With
out personally spuklng long Journeys.
with this iIihchshe." said Edison.
the audience not only secs the gee.
lures Of tbc tpeeher, but also hears
MS Voice"
Edison sald nin machine would be
ready Tor the Republican campaign
managers IL Troy utAlred 10 use Il FOR
campslen offfort, President TAFT
smiled, but did not commit himself.
When ashtd 30 what particular
purpose his now battery Il 10 b. Ap-
pllsd Edison mlied significantly ana
said;
Il DO NOT Know. II would not BE-
for me 70 say. That ~ a matter foF
the naval experts"
Edison declared hia belief that the
future would discover sumo method
by which steam. with itr demand for
space and enbfinuus weight In coal.
wogld be sapsrseded BY the motive
power that seemed 20 obedlsn, TO his
win.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
ENGLISH SERVANTS
TO RE INSURED
UNDER new LAW
Sick Benefits Must Be Paid
for BY Their Employers Ac-
cording TO Statute Modelled
on German Code.

London. Dec. Bcglnnlng prot.
ably next fall, mlstresscs OF EnsiHh
hoNscboA1g VIII JAY, o., new servant
tax. They wilf 80 'fhis by DJying
stamps every week and attaching
them 10 card. The sylsem. whs a
provides an insurance for the ssr,an;s
il modelled after that IN fOrce "a Ger
many.
The mistress buys the stamps 80 Il
postofilcc and the servant probably
Will obtain her card there nis0, though
the regulations govcrniny That point
have not vet been lssucd " either
mistress OF maid neg'nr's htr duty
she viii be liable to Deniltlrs which,
In aggravated cnses. niay extend 10
ten pounds $500.
Il will be the servants iuiy to m
sure herself against slciness rnd
the MISTRESS duty 10 tee tAat che
does 80. The card rcmeins TIE ptop.
tfty Of the servant u mus be pro.
dnced when wages are pad ana the
mistToss musi attach 10 u he ncros-
siry number OF weekly stamps 90 eGs-
er the contributions Of both employer
AMI employed. These win como 10
SIX nense twelve ccntsl yssK. half
each rom the employee nnl the rIaid
Having obtained her card with The
ht4nips on Il he servant VII JOIN an
aDpfuvcd society, tie stamps repre-,
senliL: hcr ph mems % g.. r. she
falls TO do 80 she viii 30 automatically
into the postoflicc SIDE OF Che scheme,
which gives much lower benefits than
She other. Assuming tina, she IL nc.
ccpted by a society. she will receive
In case OF Illness free dOctoging, "a
Cd tslS0l week for thirteen weeks
and ~ (fi.s0) week thereafter, and
aanatoria benefit
Moat employers now provide med
ical attendance and pay wages when
their maids are III. Obviously Tie hin
VIII give them the right 10 renonnce
that obligation, Il they care 70 do 30.
Az that Mr. Lluyd-GeOrge will pfonl-
iso 81 asa alternative Is ,hls II a mis-.
tress undertakes TO give fuII board
wages during six weeks Of Illness
year. her contribution shall be reduced
by led "a cent week aud the ser.
wants by 81 Sc cents week., I'M
whlch event the mistress win attach
Is ud CSC ccnisl worth of etampa In
a month OF four weeks and deduct 81
TIC contal from The wages Bni the
ARRANGEMENT viii be subject TO con.
dillons and approval
II a domestic servant q oel Of am.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

ployment she must attach the stanps
herself. the fail slxpencc tl2 ccEtsl "A
week ont ~ her own pocket. II she
fails to DO 40 She falls into arfaafs and
runs the fisk Of suffering reduction
IN benefits
Whore the wages Of an empioycd
tcrsOn more thnn Is years OIL 40 nov
exceed 2s Ga 900 ccnisi a day. higher
contributions must be paid By the om.
ployer aud lower contributions by the
person employed II. for instance, the
rate was ~ lts centsl a day, the
worker would pay only 2 4 n ccntsl
\ week ana the employer fd,fs rerfsl
sn the ease of woman. and 81 GO
ccntsl sn the case Of q man Dut On
allowance IA made for board ana lpdF-
Ing which would generally bring the
average daily earnings OF even the
domestic servant above ~ Cd A new
clause. setting forth rates and condi-
lions on which reduced contributions
VIII be accepted has been proposed by
the chancellor ai the exchoQner aud
II 10 be considered shortly.
The chafwOman receives some
board aud thai generally bring her M
. ~ fhf f'HNfNfN - w ~ tUls tAtl VII
hcniiy Is ihia; II she has regular en-
ploymcni that Is II she goes on fixed
days each week 10 one house or more
her ''tirst, or PRINCIPAL" cmployer Ol
the week has 10 contribute her share
towards The Insurance and 10 attach
the stamps. n her principal" en-.
ploycr cannot be determined the ~.
sponsihiiliy falls on the mistress o
the house 70 which she n IN the babi
Of going first In the week. N IN,
charw0inan's employment IA mrel,
casual. II she has no sort OF rcgulai
employment. no one can be ccmpcile,
10 pay for her aud she can join m,
scheme only as voluntary contrib
utor
The jobblng gardener Is on precise
~ the same level There are thous
nnds of town gardens which are no
big enough 10 keep man fully en-
ployed. but foqni-e his attention ono,
or twice a week, ~ he divides hi
time among different employers. Tn,
bill says he shall nay ID o week an,
his employer I'd. lIus who. among 3,
many Is HIS employer. ilnbie for thO
SAFE a year
The answer ~ the same as before
MS principal" employer, n ne hnt
one. Ills nrst employer II he has moi
lnless the various employers agree I,
divide the cost among them the con
dIuon OF being tue gardeners Monda,
employer wiz become unpopular.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
A CARNEGIE rs
CUB REPORTER


New York. Dec. i~--Andrew Carr
nesle. tho youngest reporter IN New
YORK, fell down yesterday on his
first assignment. For mere than halt
Q segtury Mr. Carnegie has been
|tfyina 20 set JOB an q reporter He
wanted 20 hreaa into the business In
pitlsnuFe, and he wes told then he
would never be a success AZ II.
He weH overcome BY the old long
Ina ON tho verge Of turning ~ yes
setdny' 30 ne took wad OF yellow
copy paper from one OF d crowd 0f
newspaper men who happened TO be
calling az his house 10 AK him about
hls birthday tomorrow. fart nfound IN
his pockets until he found stub Of
q pencil. ana said: "Come hiona, boys.
ana see me interview JOnn fileelow."
he took the reporters IN an auto
mOhiie "a the Iilgclow nome. rang
the bell and the door was opened W
II inaId.
a BOG your pardon. he said. shut
coald WE zee Mr. Bigelouy We are
sen,ismen 81 tle PRESS Il you
pinaaf.
Tho maid frowued and began slows
" 10 niose The DIOR,
"A nm sorry, SIR she said. ''put
Mr. nlerlOW Il engaged "a pfcstnt
ana ne cannot BE- disturbed
"niss. n~ Nr. Carne4lp stnms
MNFNo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
TUCUMCARI HAS
RAILROAD BOOM
said That santR Fc Projects I.inc from
There Ia Lubbuck, Texas by Way
of rexico.

Tucumcari, y. NJ. Dec. ga num-
Der OF runofs arc afloEt here 10 thu
effect that the santa Fc plans TO build
into Tucamcari. Chief OF these is ono
10 tho effect that the santa Fe Will
build a line connecting Tucnmcnrl
with Lubbock. Tex. by way OF Tcxieo.
n distance Of one hundred and sixty
four miles. and making an almost
complete air line from Denver. Colo.
20 Galveston, Texas. this line being
shorter By two hundred and sixty
miles than amy other road running In
the Same direction.
The santa Fe recently ran a survey
southeast 81 TuGumcarl over this route
and In view Of the fact that the direct
orA OF this road last month made an
appropriation Of si0o. coo. oo0 for Inn
provements and extensions on its lines
during the coming year. II appears
plausible that this road VIII BE built
soon
This probability was declared by Il
vice president Of the company "a few
months ago WHEN the ofslcial was prca-
cnt IA Tucumcafl. no stating that tho
road would undoubtedly BE- eonsifuel-
ed a. soon as tho company could md
It's way clear 10 do so. II ~ now
thought that the time has arrived for
active negotiations, especially as state
hood seems near.
u ~ known that a deal has been
made with the southwestern for the
use of lis tracks between tIis city aud
French, New Mexico, aud u - said that
the latest folders ana literature OF the
Santa re system Indicate a proposed
route between this city and Texico. IL
IN felt In Tucumcari that road south
Of here over the plains would DO "A
paying Investment FOR beth tho FALL
way ana the ely and hopes are hlsh
that the iinproy ment will be made.
J. ~ whcatly OF Clayton. n. a.. haa
let the contract 10 y. u. DugglnR for
the erection of two new buaincsa
blocks on East Maln street. adjoining
the williams grocery. The buildings
Will he constructed Of native stono
and VIII be two stories In height each
/ Is feet wide and 90 feet LONG. Work
win begin nt once tsarin9 down the
frame buildings nov on She lots 20
that The work on the new buildings
can be started. ~ no time IA the last
fivo years has tkore been stop 20 the
building Of downtown store rcems
and business blocks IN Tucumcari
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
HOLSTERS ARE IN
OREGON NOW
Not the Bipcd KituI, However, hut the
ss7istacans. Gcnernliy Found IN q
Habitat OF Chorus Girls and Cham.
raGnc.

Portland, Ore. Dec. i.--f.obstefs
have AZ last come 20 central Oregon.
Ihey followed the advent of the rails
runda and caused almost equal cx-
element. A cafe IN tho mid Oregon
city OF Bend har Just offered iolxicrs
and crabs for the first time and the
town was thrown into furorc.
In the old days. when ali oommunI.
cation with the outside world was by
s,nso, sach succulcnt deilcarics vera
unknown TO the Interior. The long
stage ride was too unhealthy for tho
soH denizens for the leo would have
melted within short distance OF the
Columbia river
SO the actual advent OF the she'll.
fish nonplusaed the oldest resident,
who had never seen such things be-
fore. only few weeks ago many
residents Of Bend had never seen a
locomotive and we're awo-strlckon
when the firs, one puffed into town.
They knew what TO expect, though,
for they had read of engines anil
trains. but the sight OF such weirfi
things as HOLSTERS and crabs. that
hooked like huge. overgrown Insects.
was too much for the comprchcu-
sion OF the populacc at first. II took
TIME Ia Fet over the shock
Cow punchcrs. sheep hcrd,rS.
ranchers aud local tpwnsrcoplc wefa
stumped by the novel sight. A steady
procession Of people oosed through
tho cafe doors 10 gather information
aH ~ the orlgln OF the strange cruz
taccanH. The assistant 10 the chez
was ~ stunned as thu native <ie
knew the HOLSTERS were holsters. be-
cane ihn chef told him 40, bu, Re
suspected they were caught in Port
land ana 70 Informed the siEhtsccrd
The crabs. M thought. had been
spcarcd az Gallo Fails. although he
was not sure.
The strange objects are a nine dayH
wonder, ana u was not until after
conridershic urging that the To- al
sports were induced 90 cat them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
MISSOURI REFORM
| SCHOOL WILL GET
THE PROBE
Governor Hadley Orders an
Investigation Of Charges
That Inmates Were Sub
jected to Marsh Punishment

Jcn, rsDn Guy. Dec. i--Govcrnof
Ha,lley has directed The board OF man.
ayers Of the noonvslie Reform school
for BOYS Immediately 90 Investigate
charges against the officers In charge
OF undue severity IN punishing re-
fractory inmates and the reason SO
many OF the boys escape IRON the
institution. llc has particularly en-
Joined upon Judge v lillian NJ. VII
liams OF Boonviile, Judge John NJ.
Williams OF California and w. g..
Pendlrton. mayor OF ilOOnville. to
make full report 10 him at the
earliest date possible. These three
men are the active membors OF the
board OF managers.
some days ago the governor rcceiy.
ed n copy of the Boonviilo Advertiser
which contained damaging charges
against the management Oh the insti-
, tation. It was alleged that boy In
mate who was accused OF stealing a
revolver belonging 20 a guard was
most severely punished and was
threatened with further punishment
which would have been intilcted had
II not been discovered that he had
rot stolen the weapon. The article
also contained chnrees against guards.
attempted coercion and numerous es-
capes OF the inmates duo 20 imperfect
discipline
No direct charges, however. were
made against tho superintendent. c. G.
McClaughry. save the inference that
he was not the right mnn for the posi-.
ton he holds. There are reasons 10
believe that while Governor Hadley
| does not give most OF these charges
much credit. yet he IL not wholly sat
lsilcd with the management OF the In
stltniion and has not been tor long
time lie Is known 10 entertain a
hlgh regard for Major McCiaughry as
q prison man,
Mr.. Mcclaughry has been at the
head OF the Institution about two
years. lie Is sor of the warden
Of the federal penlicntlary at Leayen.
worth. Prior TO coming here Major
McCianghry was deputy warden oil
he penltcntiary at Atlentn. Ca. and
left there under the best recommends
lions "a a capable prison man.
The legislative committee sppoins-
cd by Governor Hadlsy year age
criticized the iioonville reform schcol
rs not coming Up 10 the desired stand
ard OF an Institution for juvenile oi'
tenders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
PRIEST ARRESTS
THIEF IN CHURCH
Domlnlan Monk NeIs4 Itobhef Whom
young t;iri sees stealing Pocket
book ttNsing Prayer.

New York. y. ". Dcr. f.--Arouscd
from prayer By young Rlrl vino had
told him she had Just sessn the theft
Of n pocketbcok. The flcv. Father NJ.
A. sheehan. Dominican monk. as
alstlne IN n mission NJ ~. vlneens Ircr-
rer'a Roman Catholic church. sixty.
sixth street and Lexington avenue. arr
rested man Jus, a. he was ieayins
the building and whom ho charged
with stealing pockotb0ok. Tho IN.
eidcnt took place during bencdictlon.
In IN. presence OF a Kneeiina congre-
entlon.
Tho mission WIS IN progress oil last
week. aud several ihefts were report
ed. Miss Julia Mcclure and Miss Kate
Mccormick. iTt East scvcnty-t lRhth
street. thousht II strange when they
saw tall. well dressed man walk ul,
the center aisle near the end OF the
service and take n seat. When the
worshippers knclt AZ the beginning OF
benediction, the women declare they
saw him reach TO the seat In front and
take n pockcsbook from the cushion.
Miss Mcguire ran 60 Fnther shee-
han. who was knccllng in a rear pew.
Glad IN the cream coiorcd vcstment
81 the Dominlcans. the latter followed
by Danici Klnciiy. the sexton. also IN
vestments. ran 10 THE door just In time
10 intercept a man who was hurryinp
out.
Father Sheehan wrcnched a pocket
book from tho fugltivc'E hand and
took him e. the East slHty-saventh
| Street Police station. The latter ther,
said ne was George Mullen. weaver
20 years old, and that he had no per.
mnnent address.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

The quicker cold Is gotten rid %
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Air. y.
W l.. Hall Of waverly, Va. says;
~ firmly believe chamborlain's
Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
best preparation ON the market for
colds. have recommended !, 70 my
friends and they all agree with me.
For aoic by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

her father. Frederick Bente. 90 Com
cordin Theological seminary. Drum
mond's first wife divorced him In
1909. a month later he arried Miss
Bontc. They lived together two
weeks. Lust December he married
Charlotte Vincent nnd IN January
was fined and sentcnccd for bigamy.
but baroicd. Within forty eight hours
he eloped 90 New York with a ~.
louis woman and the parole vas re-
Noked.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

@. L. Cross. sehonl superintendent
of Macon county. hns decided 20 have
s0me faal spelling cUntede this year.
Ana here are ttN Of thu words that
viii be fired IL ilie spelling claas.
says the Macon Republican, Abncls-
sion. anemour. nFbofrNeent, eaafoe-
tiaa. asphodal. pIssexilit. connolEseuf.
escutcheon. lchlhrplgey. idiosyncrasY.
ipccacuanha. kAiNsdoetnpt. I|anum-
vitae. ineFeifIssoslH usfiln'fsSe hoa'l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Gas IN the stomach cores from food
which has ftrmented. Got rid Of this
badly digosied food 40 pmlckly az pos
eiblo u YOU would avoid bilious at
tack; iiERbiNE II The remedy you
need. II cieansrs aIld Strengthens the
stomach, liver and bowclh, and restores
energy and chcerfainess. Price soc.
SOLD By Az Dreselsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

"wili YOU be Kind enough 20 tell
MIR Blgelow that Mr. Carnegie. a
young newspaper reporter, wishes 20
see him?"
The maids eyes fairly popped, but
she turned him away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Professor % English Now, Mr..
TwllisiRt can you ten what the poet
means when he speaks Of the 'artsl-
iery OF tho skies z"
Mr. TvllRhi with happy nnaur-
sneel~-whs, the shoetinE stars 81
qpurHe' s~juogc, XII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Tame back may come from over
work. coin settled IN the muscles of
tho back or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy IA RAIL-
LARD'a SNOW LsNiMENT. II should
Dc rubbed IN thoroughly over the ar
seeiud part. the relief viii be prompt
and Satisfactory. Price csc. soc ana
ti.oo per bottle. sold By an Drug
n.nlr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Every family has need ~ a good.
reliable llnimcnt For eprains. brnis-
~, soreness 81 the muscles and rheu-
matte pains thcfe In none better than
chnfnbcriail4 Sold hy all dealers,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-12-21

pense to the government and the ex
ira pension money be paid the old
soldiers and we will still be in no i'm
mediate danger of war being declared
against this nation by any foreign
power.
The man who has suffered privation
and hardship, has offered his life In
his country's defense should in his old
age be given some consideration.
These men we're soldiers when the
nation needed soldiers.
We don't know of anything we
have needed less in the last twelve
years than battleships and soldiers or
that we need less now. Still we are
expending hundreds of millions of
dollars a year for these purposes.
Lets be just to the men who fought
when the nation was in peril and do
away with some Of the expense for
war purposes in time of peace.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-12-21
Probate Court Proceedings.

Will of Roxy Long Clarke probated.
John p. Waddell, exr of Ellen Wad-
dell, filed first and final account.
w. A. Thornburg, gdn Of Adna
Morrow, filed second account.
David B. Selph, exr of David j.
Selph, filed first and final account.
Mary A. Il. Terry elected TO take
under will of Edward f. Terry.
j. II. Strain, admr Of VIM. Day, filed
inventory and appraisement.
VIM. Clouser, gdn of Anna Lloyd,
filed inventory and appraisement.
Leta f. McClaren appointed admrx
of Stanley NJ. johnson.
Robert F. Huff, exr Of Mary Davis,
filed inventory and appraisement.
Ed. e. and Elizabeth N. Roberts
adopted Bertha B. Hayslip.
A. V. Lemon, gdn Of Bernard Lem.
on, filed first and final account.
Milton Ludwick appointed exr of
Henry Carrier.
Clara Kneisley, admrx Of Isaac Mel.
son, filed first, final and distributive
account.