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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
"LET ME WRITE HEAD
LlNES!" ASKS EDUCATOR,
1t is Advertising That Rules World
Today and is Making the
Tomorrow.

Lawrence, Kansas, March 31.-Dean
Smaller Mathews of the Divinity
school, University of Chicago, who is
giving series of lectures at Kansas
university, believes the headlines OF
the daily newspaper go farther toward
shaping public opinion than any other
agency. In an address to the faculty
OF the university today he said:
Let me write the headlines of the
daily newspaper if I am to create pub.
lie opinion. The man who shapes the
newspaper story wields the most in.
fluence in shaping public opinion.
In the analogy between teaching
and the work of the newspaper teach,
ers should look upon themselves as
coordinate with the editors of news.
papers and others creating the great
tomorrow that is to be-"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
BLOODY BATTLES
IN MEXICO
Thousand Killed at Ures In
Guiding Many Women
ii and Children
FIGHTING At SANTA BARBARA
Clash Lasts Several Days and
Neither Side Seemed to be
Victorious.

Ell Paso, Texas, March 31.-A stub
bornly fought and bloody battle be-
tween 300 insurrectos and 200 federal
troops has ragged around the little
town of Santa Barbara, southeast of
Chihuahua, since Wednesday morning.
Both sides have sent for reinforce
ments. The percentage of killed and
wounded is said to be high both sides
exhibiting great GOODNESS and bray
cry.
Mexican Arithmetic.
Ell Paso, Texas, March 31.-The Her
aid correspondent at Hermosillo, un-
der yesterdays date, says that the
fight now raging at San Rafael is the
most important of the revolution in
this state. 1t is stand-up fight. Last
night, the government issued a bull
letin claiming that in the battle, rs
revolutionists had been killed and
the government had lost sixteen kill
ed, and twenty-five wounded. But
this morning, of these twenty-five
wounded, fifty-six badly wounded SOL
diers arrived here from the front.
After three days fighting the govern
ment has issued no bulletin, claiming
victory. The rumor is that 200 Yaquis
fighting with the government have
gone over in body to the rebels.
Thousand Killed at Ures.
Tucson, Ariz., March 31.-A federal
officer at Nogales reports that thou
sand men have been killed in a battle
between federals and rebels in the vi
cinity of San Rafael and Ures, that
has been raging since Monday accord
ing to a special from that point 1t is
said that many women and children
are among the victims.
FederaIs Routed.
Tucson, Ariz., March 31.-A force
of one hundred and fifty federals re-
Gently sent out from Caborca, Sonora,
was routed by band of rebels near
Cervantes ranch in the Altar district
according to reports today. The band
is believed to be the one which some
time ago committed depredations on
the Arizona side of the line The
rebels are expected to move on Cabor-
ca, which is now being fortified.
Report Of Battle Exaggerated.
Nogales, Sonora, March 31.-The re-
port that. a thousand men were killed
in a battle at Ures are declared to
be greatly exaggerated by persons ac-
quainted with the situation before the
battle began. According to nforma.
tion furnished by federal offic ,rs here,
guerrilla warfare in the vi Unity OF
>Ures has continued for the asst three
days but the total casualtif in dead
and wounded captured on 9th sides,
it is believed, will not , ceed 300.
Both sides barricaded beh nd trees
and rocks and firing has been almost
continuous.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
DASTARDLY RAID MADE
ON COED DoRMlToRY,
Twelve Hundred Students Suspended
in Washington State College
at Spokane.

at spokane.
Spokane, Washington, March 31.-
Instruction was suspended at the
Washington State college as the re
suit of a strike of students. At a
meeting of the student body 1t was
decided that all of the 1900 youths and
maidens attending the college should
remain away from classes until the
culprits who participated in raid
on the girls dormitory early Tuesday
morning We're apprehended and ex-
PEELED. Pickets were stationed today
a. all entrances to the building to pre-.
vent anyone entering the class room.
During the raid on the dormitory
early Tuesday morning the beds of
more than dozen young women were
overturned and the girls were then
bauled around the floors in their
bed clothing Entrance to the dormi.
tory was gained through an upper win
dow, the raiders using rope ladder.
AS a result of the affair, several of
the young women have left the college
and returned home.
More than so students have been
called before the faculty foS investiga-
ton. Evidence is said to be strong
against a half dozen who are promi.
nent in athletics. Several girls are
prostrated as result of fright or the
treatment they received. A number
Of them suffered injuries.
Protesting students removed today
summons the classes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
PRESS OFFICIALS
BUY UP NEWSPAPER
They Retire From Long and Faithful
Service to Publish the San An
tonic Light. y

New York, March 31.-Colonel
Charles S. Diehl and Harry l.. Beach
have purchased the San Antonio, Tex.
as, Light Colonel Diehl is assistant
general manager of the Associated
Press headquarters in Chicago, Mr.,
Beach is superintendent of the cen
tral division of the Associated Press,
with headquarters at Chicago. Colo
mel Diehl retires from the Associated
Press after twenty-eight years of serv-
ice. Mr.. Beach has been in the serv-
ice twenty years. Both are newspa.
permen of wide experience.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
BUTTE, MONTANA,
IS BANKRUPT
Audit by Businessmen's AS.
sociation Brings Out Start
ling Disclosures
TAX BOOKS ARE MISSING
Santa Fe, Too, Should Be Given
Thorough Audit of That
Nature.

Butte, Mont, March 31.-The audit
OF the city's finances for the last ten
years has been made public by the
Butte Business mems association.
Many discrepancies in the accounts of
various officials were reported Many
receipt books are missing. the poll tax
receipts and cash books are gone.
The city has exceeded the legal in
debtedness by $72S,OoO and only ST.
900 were set aside to meet bond issue
of 100000 maturing in four years.
The balance sheets of the general
funds show $4,000 due the city from
former officials.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
RElcHsTAG OPPOSED TO
TAFT PEACE PLANS
Universal Limitation of Armaments
Not Favored BY German Govern
nent Forces.

Berlin, March 31.-The Reichstag,
oy majority, today rejected the So
cialist motion calling on the govern
ment to take immediate steps ;leading
TO the International agreement con-
cerning universal limitation of arma-
ments and the abolition of the right
of capture at sea.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
HUSBANDS WHO HADN'T
ENOUGH WITH ONE.
In Each Case Wife No. I Confronted
Better Half No. 2 and Now
There is Trouble.

New York, March 31.-Chargine
that she discovered her husband liv
ing in luxury at the Waldorf-Astoria
with a blonde woman" Mrs. Edith
NJ. Huff, formerly prominent in Den,
yer, Colo, society, filed suit in the SUI
preme court for an absolute divorce
from George c. Huff, a wealthy real
estate operator who, according to the
petition for alimony, is sometimes
known as Ernest B. Denison." Mrs.
Huff asked Justice Greenbaum for
$1,000 month alimony, and $4,000
counsel fees. She swears Huff has an
income of $4,000 a year, and is con.
nected with Jackson Brothers, Long
Island realty developers. Huff denies
his wifes charges of desertion and in
timacy with the blonde woman" and
makes affidavit that he is not worth
what his wife claims.
1t Was in Utah.
Provo. Utah, March 31.--A. D Lis
enbee, barber, was arrested here
on a charge of bigamy Lisenbee
came to Provo last summer and soon
married Miss Mary Jensen. Shortly
after the marriage Sheriff Judd was
informed that Lisenbee had been mar.
ried before to Miss Maud Jacobs, at
Salida, Colo. The first Mrs. Lisen.
been was in Alberta. Canada but she
came here at the sheriff's request.
The two alleged wives met here and
the charges of bigamy followed. Lis.
enbee says his first wife told him
before he married the second time
that she had secured a divorce in sa.
Ida. Lisenbee is in Jail, while his
first wife has sone to Salida to visit
her parents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL
OPENS IN PHILADELPHIA
Series of Nine Games to Be PLAYED by
Major League Clubs for the
Local Championship.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 31.-The
professional baseball season in this
city will be opened this afternoon,
when the two major league clubs will
meet in the first game of a series of
nine for the local championship
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
AFFIDAVIT OF PREJUDICE
SECURES CHANGE OF VENUE.
George B. Cox, Cincinnatrs Republi.
can Boss, Will Be Tried for
Perjury at Batavia.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 31.-George
B, Cox, the Republican a%er, prob
ably will not be tried in this county
on the charge of perjury. Prosecut-
ing Attorneys Hunt and Arthur Es.
pey, the former state senator TODAY
filed an affidavit of prejudice against
all common pleas judges of Hamilton
county except Judge German and ap-
Piled for change of venue. Judge
Gorman thereupon assigned the case
TO Judge Davis of Batavia, Clermont
county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
TO PROBE WATER HOGS

Denver, March 31.-A federal grand
jury has been called to meet in Den.
yer, May 2, 1911, primarily, it is said
for the purpose of probing water pow.
er companies of Colorado and Utah.
The call was issued by the United
States district attorney Thomas Ward,
Junior.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31

before last, and at the point
OF revolvers compelled Mrs
Rogers to surrender to them her two
year old boy The kidnappers left a
note for Mr.. Rogers who was out of
town, demanding $4,000 cash, if par.
ents wanted baby back alive, direct
ing that the money be paid at mid.
night last night. The demands were
complied with to the letter, the mon.
ey was paid to the abductors in the
mountains eleven miles from Las We
gas and the child recovered. The
baby is the grandson of Judge Henry
l.. Waldo, a Kansas City millionaire.
The bandits, said to be four in num-
Der, escaped and posses in automo.
biles are securing the country for
miles around. Up to II o'clock no
trace of them had been found
Think It's Dennis Hart.
Las Vegas, ~ NJ, March 31.-one
of the kidnappers has been partially
identified as Dennis Hart, the notori.
GUS postoffice and bank robber, who
recently broke Jail at albuquerque
Judge Waldo Informed.
Kansas City, Mo-, March 31.--
That's the first I've heard of the
kidnapping" said H. L. Waldo. grand
father of the Rogers child, when told
this afternoon of the crime. Mr.. Wal
do, who is rated as a millionaire, de-
MED that he had anything to do with
the payment of the ransom.
Duke City is Excited.
Albuquerque, March 31.-This city
is wildly excited over the Waldo Rog-
ers kidnapping and the authorities
here are convinced that the kidnap-
pers are none other than Hart and
Grimes, the robbers and safe blowers
who broke Jail here short time ago
as they were about to be sent to Ros-
well for trial
Albuquerque will petition Govern
or Mills to offer reward for the
capture of the kidnappers and to or.
der out the New Mexico National
Guard, if necessary, to aid in the
work of capturing the bandits.
The Last Attempt.
AS far as can be ascertained, the
last attempt made in New Mexico to
kidnap the child of prominent resi-
dent was the futile attempt to steal
the only son of Governor NJ. A. Otero,
Miguel by name and who was then
nine years of age. This was ten years
ago. Little Miguel had been summer
ing on the Pecos river, and six bold,
bad men" started out to kidnap him,
expecting to demand the handsome
ransom of $4,000. 1t seems the
would-be kidnapers got as far as the
bungalow of w. B. Childers and spot
ted two youngsters in overalls, both lit
tie girls wearing this substantial and
comfortable camping costume. One
Of the kidnapers gave away his plot
by taking hold of one of the overall
clad youngsters and asking if 'he"
were Miguel Otero. He" assured
that "he" was girl. But Mrs. Child
ers heard of the attempt and sent
warning to Governor Otero. In fact
it is said that Judge Waldo himself,
who is the grandfather of the youngs,
ter Just kidnapped, brought the news
to Governor Otero Miguel Otero, the
boy, was fishing a short distance from
Mrs. Childers' bungalow at the time
the kidnapers rode by.
Governor Otero lost no time, but
sent out Sheriff McGrath and half a
dozen other crack shots and gave
them explicit directions what to do if
they as much as got sight of the
would-be kidnapers of this boy.
But the plot having been discovered
the kidnapers had beaten hasty re.
treat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
DRAMATIC SCENE
At VITERBO
Erricone, the Accused Black
Hand Murderer Holds
Audience Spellbound.
vEHEMENTLY DENIES GUILT
Friends and Enemies Shrank
From His Gaze AS He Fixed
1t Upon Them.

Viterbo, Italy, March 31.-Enrico
Alfano commonly known as Erricone,
accused of being the head of the Nea-
politan Camorra, perhaps the most
powerful and certainly the most fear.
ed man in Italy, was called for inter.
rogation today in the trial of the Ca.
morrists. The crimes laid at this
mans door are numberless. Under
the gruelling today, Erricone main.
tanned the insolent assurance which
has repeatedly saved him from arrest
in the past. He denied every accusa-
ton and ridiculed the tradition of his
power.
A Dramatic Scene.
Viterbo, Italy, March 31.-Lovers Oh
the dramatic had their fill at today's
hearing, for Erricone held the specta.
tors spellbound with the eloquence of
his denials. The man is innocent or
is consummate actor. As he pro.
eeeded. his slender figure seemed to
grow until it dominated the court
room and friends and enemies shrank
from the gaze that he fixed first pnon
one and then another, while he pour
&c 1orth the most scathing arraign.
ment of the authorities that ever had
been heard in an Italian court of ius.
tice.
Victim of yellow Journals.
Vlterbo, Italy, March SIT am a
victim of Yellow Journalism" he
cried. Il have been ruined by Caribi.
neers who have made me appear as
an assassin" Erricone could not
have done it better if he had rehears
&c the part for years. He began mod.
estly and calmly, the court being abb
solutely silent when he was com.
manded to come from the prisoners
steel cage and taken to place before
the bar Gradually raising his voice
and display of emotions, he soon had
the auditors enthralled As the uues
uoning proceeded, Erricone showed
signs of irritation, finally trembling
with excitement. As the thrusts of
the president and crown prosecutor
went homo, EiriCunv's race TOOK on
the aspect of savage animal. Sud
denly he abandoned all attempts at
composure and gave a free reign to
his feelings in a peroration truly elo-
quent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
STAID OLD OHIO
ADOPTS OREGON PLAN

Columbus. o., March 81 The
house passed, by vote of SO to 1S the
Wiman bill providing for the election
OF United States senators by popular
vote on the Oregon plan. The only
Democrats who voted against the bill,
were three of the Montgomery county
delegation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
WORLD FAMOUS oRGANIsT
DIES AT PARIS ERANcE

Paris, March 31.-Felix Alexandra
Guilmant, the world famous organist,
died yesterday. He was born in 1887.
He was for many years organist Of
Trinity church and was president Of
the society of composers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
ALLEGED THIEF OF
$4,000 IS ARRESTED.

Nogales, Ariz., March 31.-A. W..
Hawkins, Wells-Fargo express mes.
senger who has been missing since
last week coincident with the disap
earance of an express package con-
tanning $50,00O in new bank notes, was
arrested at Autlan, together with a
Mexican named Arguelles.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31

Motor Truck at Socorro-The big
motor truck, having on board A. L.
Westgaard of the Touring Club of
America, who is marking out the
Sunset Trailf arrived at Socorro
yesterday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
REMAINS OF CAPITOL
WATcHMAN ARE FOUND
only Victim of Albany Fire Perished
on Fourth Floor Where the
Flames Were Fiercest

Albany, N. Y, March 31.-The body
of Samuel J. Abbott, watchman, the
one victim of the capitol fire, was
found today on the fourth floor of the
building, where the flames ragged the
fiercest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31
KD|NAPIN At
LAS VEGAS
Waldo, Three Year Old Boy
of A. T. Rogers, Jr,, Ran
somed For $4,000
GRANDSON OF JUDGE WALDO
One of the Most DastaldIy and
Heartredning Crimes in New
Mexico History.

y Governor Mills received a =
y long distance message from =
y Las Vegas asking for the aid =
y of the mounted police in the ef- =
y fort to find the kidnaper of =
= Weldo Rogers in Las Vegas. =
y Captain Fred Fornoff who was =
y in Socorro, was Immediately =
y dispatched to Ration and Cap
y tain Collier to Las Vegas. =
y y = y = s s $C y = y y =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31

Continued on Page Four.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-31

Manager Michael Stanton of the
Elks Theater here today announced
that Miss Nethersole will go at once
to Los Angeles to put on her new play
Sister Beatrice and will include
Santa Fe on her tour. This means the
great actress will come back here be-
fore many months.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
SEEKS SWANS0N'S SEAT
Representative Carter Glass In Sena-
tOrial Race,

The contest among the Democrats
in Virginia over the two seats IN
the 4. $. Senate now held by Sena-
tors Martin and Swanson, and whose
terms will expire with the legisla-
ture that meets next winter. VIII
be outlined before the close OF the
present week.
Representative Jones has issued
an official announcement that he Is
a candidate to succeed Senator Mar
tin. and before the close Of this
week Representative Carter Glass
of Lynchburg. will announce his
candidacy for the seat now held by
Senator Swanson.
This will probably complete the
list OF candidates. and the align
ment will be Senators Martin and
Swanson. Gov. Mann and the state
organization on the one side. with
Representatives Jones and Glass and
the anti-organization element OPP
posed to them Mr. Glass said Tues
day:
Il have no objection to stating
that have not changed my posi-
ton. and that | will be a candidate
for the Senate. In few days /
expect to issue an official state
ment to the Democratic voters OF
Virginia. announcing my candidacy.
and asking for their support at the
primaries The statement will COW
er all the points at issue. | have
been delayed in completing the
statement, as | am waiting for in
formation expect from Richmond. W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
THE METHODIST
MEETING
Strong Sermon BY Rev. Mr..
Richardson.
SERVICES EVERY NIGHT At 100

The service Monday night at the
Methodist church gave promise OF
series OF meetings Of unusual In
terest and value.
The congregation was attentive
familiar hymns were heartily sung
and a spirit OF devotion and prayer
pervaded both service and sermon.
Mr.. F. NJ Richardson. of Balti-
more. preached clearly and forcibly
from the txet How shall we escape
If we neglect so great salvation?'
the opening clause OF Hebrews. H.
8.
Men, he said, are ever question
ing, but have they thought out an
answer to this question? Then,
taking the question itself, he an
alyzed 1t as follows: Escape what?
The answer to this question is
threefold. First, the consequences
of sin in this world. THE wages
OF sin is death" says the scripture,
but one does not have to read the
Bible to be brought to this conclu-
sion. Observation. or the great
book of experience. shows 1t to be
true This is one thing that we
would escape by accepting Christ
and His salvation.
Next guilty conscience. Few
men are so hardened that con
science, their silent monitor. does
not tell them of guilt and this they
would all desire to escape.
Third, an eternal hell. AS long
as man cannot get away from him
self so long must he have with him
the possibility of an eternal pun
ishment
From these three things. the
consequences Of sin. guilty
conscience. and an eternal
hell Christ offers us way
to escape II we do not neglect His
Salvation. But the difficulty lies
in the word neglect" Scarcely a
person intends to remain wick
ed throughout his life. Every
one intends sometime to reform. to
make his peace with God. but We
neglect the opportunities. II one
is III il is not necessary TO throw
away the remedies. Just have them
untouched and the result is the
same.
Finally, this salvation is called
so great" and II is so because 1t
delivers men from the power OF sin
and saves them by laying hold OF
the heart and changing the whole
being. Best of all It is the power
that gives to those that accept 1t
eternal life.
Mr.. Richardson will preach again
tonight and a cordial invitation is
to all who will come TO
gain the inspiration and the profit
of these meetings
Services tonight at 1:3O. Mr..
Richardson will preach.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
WESTM0RELAND
New School Opened at Oak Grove.

Oak Grove. Va. Jan. 16.
Today was one OF much enthusi-
asm among those interested in high
err education I'm this neighborhood
when the new graded school at this
place was opened under the auspices
OF George Washington Council. No.
So, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and Washing
ton Camp. No p. o. S. of A. Mr..
William Wilson who is always so
efficient in whatever he undertakes,
was master OF ceremonies At 2
p. m. the members of both societies
accompanied by visiting brothers
and friends met at the Jr. o. u. A.
NJ. hall and marched in body with
the children to the pretty new
building. Here. under the charge
OF Miss Hurd. of Farmyille, princi-
pal OF the school. the pupils rem
dered many patriotic songs in an
enthusiastic style, interspersed with
appropriate Rotations. which were
received with warm applause. The
building was prettily decorated and
well filled with patrons and friends
of the pupils.
Mr.. Alexander presented the flag
and Mr. Murphy, superintendent Of
the public schools of Westmoreland,
responded in a happy style. Rev.
r. r. Phelps presented the Bible
and made an impressive and APP
propriate address
The committee having matter in
charge were Messrs w Wilson Jas.
Latanc, J. II. jenkins, representing
the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. and r. b. Spill
name. V. Thompson. c. f. Hack
EFT. representing the p. o. s. OF A.
The enrollent in this school is
excellent and the prospects for the
future are very bright.