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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
ROOSEVELT COUNTY
FARMER MAKES
BIG KILLING
Demonstrated Wonderful Pos
sibilitiss of Eastern New
Mexico and Sailed Away a
Fat Bank Roll.

Portaies. y. NJ. Nov. 3s.--No man
In Roosevelt county has done more
10 demonstrate the wonderful poasi-
billties of Eastern New Mexico in
an agricultural way than has William
Battenfield.
Some three OF four years aEo ne
purchased the John W. Puckett place.
three miles southwest OF Poftalce ut.
what was then considered. q prohibi.
tive price. In fact. Mr.. Bsttenheld
was rather sympathsted with on &C
count OF the acquisition OF this piece
OF properly Instead Of being dlscour-
aged by tho current opinions, he no.
gan 70 get busy. His FIRST aatiup was
and 5.lnch centrifugal pslInp 10
irslgate a young orchard which. had
been pat cot BY the former owner.
This orchard consisted Of apples. cher
ries. and peaches. also quite a NUM-
Der OF grapes, and comprises sixty
acres IN all The next step was 70
put lfscea acres 81 alfalfa. tlis alfalis
he cut this year for the iirst time. and
made four crops and could have Get
the fifth time had he not been caught
by an unusually early snow. hts a..
faIfa made him six and a quarter tons
TO the acre aud brought him eli6 per
acre for tho four cuttings. lie did all
Of his own work and thus wss out
hut little money. but he estimated
that had he employed help To do tho
WORK Il would have cost about tiG per
acre. labor anc the cost Of irrigation.
thus leaving him a clear profit Of 500
per acre.
Also his orchard came into bearing
this year for the first time and no
realized from that alone 81 geo, with
out taking into consideration the rev
enae from the small fruits. OF which
he had abundance. Not yet satisfied
he put out forty acres mors OF alfalfa
lAts this fall. 30 thhs next year he
VIII have afly-fse acres Of alfalfa tn
stead or fifteen.
Mi BattenfIeid fsurss that HIS irri-
CATION plant costs him about o. cents
per day when In operation, and he
says that he has ali the water he can
lise. both for his alfalfa and the or
chagd. This Is certainly a capa where
pfnek and an indoHiitable energy has
made good and convinced tho most
skoptical that portales valley has aii
the natural elements necessary TO
make any ordinary man independent.
II he VIII only supply little elbow
grease together with ordinary horse
sense Mr.. Battenfleld's place not
for sale Al amy price In fact. he says
that any one who ID able 90 bus Il and
l.ag for II. Il able 70 live foF the next
hundred years without work and with.
out worry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
RAILROAD MEN IN
UNITED STATES
RUN GREATER
RISKS
That is Where the Law for
Employers Liability Orig
mated; 1t is Intended to
Reduce Court Expenses Also
ONE EMPL0yR KILLED
IN EVERY TWO HOURS

Washington, NOV. ~ Every tw,
hours and fifteen minutes a ralifoad
employe IL Killed, every sta minutes
one ~ Injured
In ~ per cent 81 damage suits for
personal ininrioa brought BY railroad
employee there can be no possible re-
covery by the representatives oi the
employees who are killed or by those
who are injured against the COMPANY
Tor the reason that Il can not be-
shown that the railroads were ut
fault. The evidence very often IL de.
stfoyed by the disaster"
II was this slaughter Of railroad
employees and 81 their iamentable fail
ure when they sought redress In the
cOurta that pronpicd congress to seek
means Of relief. A law was passed
creating the employers liability and
worhmen'a compensation commission.
The members are senator George
Sutherland. chairman; Senator Geo.
Il. Chamberlaln. Representatives WI.
liam O. Brantiey and Reuben o Moon
chosen by congress-, and w G. brown
president OF The New YORK Cehirai.
and ID. L. Cease. editor OF the Rail.
road Trainmen. appointed by Presi-
dent TAFT.
T'helr problem was to devise a law
that would get reasonable compensa'
ton for the injured aud the depend
entn OF the KILLED Ia railroad acci-
dcuR fairly. promptly and without
proceedings In const II IA about az
pefIslexing n task aB congress- ever
assigned TO a body Of men. In hear
ings held n Intervals since last Mag
the commission has becn the target
81 conflicting arguments by able men
on all angles Of the proposition. 30
~ to have basir for action the com.
mission drew ~ tentative list Of
conditions that nhould be placed IN
the proposed law Some Of them
we're:
The acceptance % the terms Of
the law on TO compensation 20 rail-
road employees for partial or total
disability, or 10 dependents OF those
Killed should be made compulsory 10
both sides, The bin prepared ~
congress will set a vafue on tho Tors
Of any member OF the body, total
disability or death.
The resnedy OF the law to be ac'
cepied by both employer and empioye
without appeal TO the courts.
That no compensation should ne
paid for disability for a period OF
two weeks or less.
Payments Of compensation 10 Nc
made periodically, aud not In lump
sums; provided that after sia
months application may be made by
either party for communication OF ths
amount 10 be- paid an efnploye.
The amount az payments 60 be
limited 10 minimum and maximum
sum
All claims under the law 10 be non
assignahle and exempt from levy.
IN case Of death. payments 10 be
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

&Yffy Wo3nnuB NNnL fn4ncNt|e To
the charm and swcctiicss ol . baby's
voice, because nature intended her Tor
ulptneThood. Bat even the loslng
naknfe Of = mother allrinks isoln the
ordeal because such time Is regard
"a IS period q suffering and danger.
Women who use Mothers Friend are
saved muck discomfort and suffering,
land their systems, being thoroughly
prepared W this great remedy. are
n 4 healthy coudltion 10 n.fgt the
time with the least possible suffering
land danger. Mothers Friend e
fecomrlended only Tor the relief aud
tumfoft OF cxpcctant mothers Il IL In
Inc sense a remedy for various lila.
het IT. many ycnrs Il succe1s, and
1.-THE thousands 81 endorsements scs
leeiscd from wonncn who have used Il
are 4 guarantee Of the benefit 10 be
| derived from itr use. This rcsuedy
docs NOT aeconpiIsh wonders but slime
| ply assists nature 10 perfect IL work.
Mothere Friend alIays nausea. pre-
= s;'' s 50, s:s's - y I MotIsor
cqntributea 20 C - ~ ~
strong. hraithy fHkfH &&s4HM
m1thefhood. Mothers Friend y soIff
x drug siofes. Wt|le 'of our inca
book Ios expcelnnt moiheru.
skaD'Ikkp REGULATOR o.. AaanA4 c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

A financial settlement between Mat
Goodwin and Edna Goodrich. his d.
vorced wife,, ana former leading lady.
has been adjusted AZ last outside Of
court.
Advices from the comedian 10 his
friends In New York were confirmed
tn case. bnt no one would disclose the
amount Of thu settisnsnt The new
agreement aDrosates The deed Of trust
executed by Goodwin which made Miss
Goodrich an equal partner OF his IN
come for life. for real estate valued
AZ ssso.O0e and personal property
securities. stocks and bonds--worth
$4,000. x.A~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23


made to dependents. Includins alien
dependents.
Every one NJ thess provisions have
been under fre. Even men of the
same class aud having the same Inter.
est w the rereipt or payment OF coms
pcnaaiion have taken opposite aides
on the same section Of the proposed
Law. The railroads ~ The country
met the situation by appointing a
committee OF ~ Of their best lawyers,
seven each from the east. west and
south. 10 protect their interests. These
legal liKlis tailed 10 agree even on
the question WHISTLER the law as pro
IsuHed would be constitutional HlJbkes.
men for the organizations of employees
were not Of the same mind In MI
things. The biggest controversy has
bean amoilz toe lawyers over the
question. III the cOnstitutionality Of
the proposed statute, About an acre
could he covered by the printed pages
quoting deelalOna OF more or less
precedent aud general legal lore. ON
the constitutional question the COM
mlaeionsrR are serene in mtnd they
bciDf convinced that. while there 10
no sure prediction as 10 what the go
prume court Of the United states will
10 In any given cREe. the weight oI
authority seems 10 be that the law.
n paascd. will stand n test
A. 10 the utility % damnRe suits,
va far a. employees are concerned. q
striking illustration was submitted a
the commission. A record Of the out.
come of thirty-eiaht cases. based on
the killing 81 railroad employees b,
accident. showed one Judgment foi
iioo. From those amounts judgements
dribbled through the hundreds and
less thru hundred In two cases
all that the dependents got out Of
Judgments were allowances for ~.
neral expenses. In nftcen cnsen thoss
who sued the railroad companies
we're given nothing.
/ speaking Of funerals. the claims at
tornoy Of n big eastern railroad wni
asked BY a commissioner what wal
the amount OF money expended on
the ohsegaies Of penniless and
fFiendiess victim % fatal accident
Ne answered that the appropriation
was 900.
Then you don't spend much for
bands and Flowers" retorted the com.
missioner. Why. a lot would cos
tie5.
The railroad representative re-
fponded that the consul ~ a foreign
country notified his company that moi
more than $50 should be- expended on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

II an actor In no good that he doesn't
have To leave New york 10 earn his
living by his ART he II an arlatocra,.
II he has to go ON the road" ho's
not an ariStocrRt DC
That's the wayh was described 10
|Jsei'ce scstnrry In pIpreme'ce
today.
section Two OF the White Rats Ac-
tors union OF America wanted Justice
Seahury 10 Issue an injunction pre-
venting "a possible amalRamation with
section one, which comprisss the
"arietocrats." Michael Kaufman,
representing section Two. declared
his clients dld not eare ABOUT ANAL
gamatlng with Section one. Justice
sseabury reserved decision on the APP
pllcntion for the injunction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Il. II. sothern gave to the Dramatic
Museum OF Columbia University yes
terday several valuable theatrical
souvenirs. In the collection are pa
via uarrick'H walking stick, a pair Of
his shoe buckles. once tho property
Of e. II. sothern's father. and pre-
sented 10 him by the Ttes. Charles
Kianart: also Edmund Kean's sword,
that he wore a. Macbeth; Edwin For-
rest's brooch which that actor wore
in Hamlet" Edwin Booths king
Lear" wigs; Liston's snuff tox, and
the older sothsrn's Dundreary whis-
kers. Mr.. sotherp has also presented
10 this Dramatic museum several Of
the original scene models designed
for the production Of his shakespear-
can plays.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

II have been soinewhat coallye. but
Doaa'a HeNulels gave iunt the results
deelrsd They asa mildly and regn-
lala th4 boDeIa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
d. Krause. aos weinnt Ave. Altoona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

The work OF CLEARING the cits'A
streets Of the masses 81 refuse which
FILED up during the strike Of garbaec
cart mon. now admittedly brokcn. q
proceeding rapidly with more than
normal complement % carts out In thc
principal boroushs PoIace eear,it are
still with the workers IN some sec-
tloua, but there has been . marked
thinning down of tho protective
force,
A bomb thrown Into theieellar OF a
street cleaning department. ainble on
the upper EAST side. expioAed last
night without harmlna enybods. bun
panic ensued nmeng the strike
breakers III the place.
----------------.
Mig doInen tonight al Colombo hall
Almfanfnn Nun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

FOR She best saddle horses In Inc
lefty call phone No ,, w L. TTlmble.
Iiia Norih second street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

For the Best saddle horass IN the
city call phone no. .. W. 4. TsimbIes
la North second slFees.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
MRS. OLE BULL MADE
SEVEN DIFFERENT WILLS.
Her Son Testifies That Six of Them
Are in q Trunk.

Alfred, Ne, May 25.-Hindu mystic
ism was exchanged for Legal intrieacies
in this afternoons hearing on the petit
ten Of Mrs. OIea Bull Vaughn Of Cam
bridge, Mass, to break the will of her
mother, Mrs. Ole Bull, widow Of the
famous yiolinist- Executor Joseph g..
ThopD Of CxnAr4dgs. q brother Of Mrs.
Bull and son-in-1aw of Henry w.
tone6ehow, was on the stand nearly
al akte11oon answering questions
abeut ssxen different wills that Mrs.
Bul had left and testifyine about
vofamineus correspondence between
him and his sister. The value of the
estate is estimated at about 100000.
Mr.. ThoxD saAd that in June, 1908.
Mrs Bull Consulted him about viii
sha had than nysde and that she never
mentionea at that time the Swampls
or members Of tie Hindu cult in which
Mw. E1l is said to have become
deeply Interested later.
sister died he removed from the Studio
house in Cambridge. In which Mrs Bull
Rived, and where, according to teati-
mony previously introduced, many
strange Hindu rites took place, trunk
belonging to Mrs. Ball. In this trunk
were SIX different wills that Mrs. Bull
had drawn up at various times. Each
will was in @ separate box that was
sealed and tagged. The will which was
finally fled for probate in the York
co4nty court here was found later IN a
s8fe.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
YALE CREW CHANGES PLANS.
Postpones Departure to Gales Ferr,
{ Until juno +0nIy Slight Medifiea
items in Stroke.

New Haven, Conn. May 25.-Yale
rowing efAcials to-day made an impsr-
tant change in their plans for go.ns
to the permanent training quarters at
Gales Ferry. instead Of leaving New
Haven for there next Wednesday they
have aeeided - postpone their depar-
ture until Sunday, June 4. Recitations
close at Yale next Wednesday and the
rowing squads wsll be free to GO to
Gales Ferry that afternoon.
Captain Frost has decided however
to keep the oarsnsns at imesrk on the
New Haven barber tho remainder 81
next week. They Will 60 to Gales Fer
ry Sunday aftsrnssn In order to be
ready fer tue Programme of double
daily work Manaay morning Part oil
the annual sehotarsi1tp essamina items
Will bs taken in New Haven and part
in Gales Ferry
Captain Ffost said today that the
reason Yale Iagged Bettnd in. the race
at Princeton last Saturday SO decisive
~ was that the crew was rowing a
new order and that 1t had not learn ed
TO apply its power effectively. He SAID
that only slight mo6sflcatfone were be-
ing made in the strske, and these err
deved were directed at the four mile
race With HArvnvA
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
Especial to The BuIletin.)

Hartford, May 25.-In the house on
Thursday there was an interesting de-
bate on the bill concerning the hours
of employment of drug clerks this
matter having been tabled by adjourn
ment Wednesday afternoon Oratory
flowed freely both in favor and against
the bill, some of the sentiment ex-
pressed being sufficiently intense IN
fesaing to move the members to APP
plause.
Hall Makes a Prediction.
Representative Hall of New Milford
started something when he declared
that znless this legislature comedies
something to the demands that are
being made in the interest of labor
there will come a time, and it will nos
long be delayed, when the force OF
these demands viii become so great
- to cause the enactusent of radical
md probably unvvise legislation
Provides fer ~ Hours Week
The bid under consideration pro-
vsdeA fbr the employment of drug
clerks mot more than 10 hours in any
week. and ea1e in >she house from the
senntA xaxefabiy Haporfed by the COM
nIthae ca IAAbor. m the form reported
n sdEd net appeal to many of the mem
eers.oG fhe Aoase-
Rs3soasd shv ueAe Of 90 to "a.
Mswasss.sdeaasd as not being SUM-
A40M0V .00Mt0 La US P1OVsSl0AS VI
Yr4rSss0kc11x1. nat attempts to asnead
h AGed, ssxdxss go effDetsto securesin-
defan<4o pn0E5to 1Guank OF the whole
az11ks ia nfR hnaaay coming to a
vses snav to - rejected by q vote Of
Two Amendments Killed.
nAe preuessa. amendment that were
ouFed We@e ome1o6esed aby Representa-
0re WiEnx Of Bristol. a druggist
znairipg tho hours of labor mot more
than 10 ~hDuC8 IN any two consecutive
wseazH~ aud one by Representative
Phalaaps e G1asn1ssd providing that
no s4ssh shaA he employed more than
- h0uss any day OF the week
A ModSG~Ae AAeasuse, Says Chandler.
aepressne.eaye Chandler Of Rocky
HfG hS1eaae1nzEman Of the labor cefh-
HfAtse, t61pths hsuse during the course
of 60 Asbata. and with feference to
psrnnAae zejbct4sa Of the bill- If you
epRuap t1ssGasfne tide, some day the
<lrhs st1l es4Es when ycu VIII be forced
Of O. sxodnasts made BY the under DOG
no ne xnust be met with reasena3bfA.
sane f&1siation. This Is a moderate
CsssAus ~ ersdnqreo to-42o Hours Week
N answer to sshe. cxiticism that the
hM IN foece w4ffia pSnxe q serious
h&edl56lp 70 the sewdsars etameny small
drug esorsAnasm,cn as Ut would feroe
chem t. eASpepy an extxA prescription
clerk. Mr. Csfandser said that some en-
pdoyens OF df41g alerks, Il was shown to
the oommistee at 6hR hearings. 6oEce
tten TO ypGk 80 to ~ hours a week.
son1s OF tss6s employees are lazy and
won't Woxk themselves ana it Is such
eases as els that this ball is intended
20 remedy.
Refused to indefinitely Postpone.
nitely postpone all action, the house
at this point voted and turned down
this proposal and than resumed discus
sion OF the amendments.
t40 Hours in Two Weeks.
Mr.. Wilcox spoke in faver of his lao
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
DRUC CLERK BILL MEETS DEFEAT
Rejected in the House by Vote of 90 to Motion for
Reconsideration Tabled-Two Proposed Amend
ments Meet Same Fate Original Bill-Spicy De-
bate Over Proposition to Limit Hours of Clerks.

hours in two weeks proposition. saving
that on account of limitations it would
be necessary for many stores to have
an extra man and also mentioned that
proprietors sometimes like vacation.
Extraordinary Privileges of Druggists
Mr. German of Dan5ury said tina.
drug stores enjoy extraordinary prfvll-
eyes in opening on Sundays There IS
no desire on the part of the commits
tee to restrict them. II is claimed that
these stores are open long hours on ac-
count of public necessity. Admitting
this where is the public protected
against overworked clerks You do
not depend on horses who have drawn
brick all day to rush apparatus to
fire. The same line of reasoning APP
be protected against accidents in fill
ing prescriptions because of overtired
clerks
Danger of overwerk.
Mr. Dunn of WindhAm held the house
up to themselves as an example of
what overwork tends to do in killing
ambition. You gentlemen come up
here and work three or four hours and
are no longer sufficiently interested or
willing to sit up and taxa notice, he
said.
Not Matter fer Legislation.
Representative Landen of Old Say
| brook, another druggist. threw cold
did not think it a matter for 1egisla-
ton at all
Hutchinson Refuses to Be fntimidated
Representative John I. Hutchinson of
Essex added the fireworks to the do
hate He was absolutely opposed to
| the bill. I'VE have had threats here
| this morning of what will happen If
we don't pass this bill the socialists
We don't pass this bill tho socialists
| will come in here and raise hell / be-
| long to a party that refuses to be in
Inundated by anyone. Applause and
| laughter.) People will rise up and call
| you blessed il you turn this proposition
! down. The party the gentleman from
| Essex referred to WAS the "Hutchin-
| son" party, OF which he Is the only
member, as has jokinsly been said in
| the house
| An Injustice to- Owners Of Stores.
Representative Magee of WATERFOWL
opposed the biH on the ground that It
| would work rank injustice to owners
| Of many small drug stores and because
| 1t was a piece OF uncaIied for legisia-
| ton.
Representative Etheridge of Thomas
! ton proposed an amendment striking
! out certain words In the bill, but 1t
| went the way of the other amend
ments, being defeated as was the bill
Reconsideration Refused
| Representative Carey of Sou Ellington
| moved for reconsideration In the hope
| that it would not prevail
| Mr. Chandler rose to debate under
this motion, hut Speaker SCOTT ruled
| hirn out of order.
Motion Finally Tabled.
! Tho parliamentary technicaiity was
| becoming Interesting, but delaying
business, whsn Republican Leader
| Banks moved that the motion to re-
/ consider be- tabled, which was done and
| the order Of the day taken UP.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
THREE AERoPLANEs
FOR NAVAL ACADEMY.
School Of Instruction for Aviators to
BE Established.


Washington. May 25.-The founda
tion of Uncle Sans aerial navy was
laid today when Assistant Secretary
Winthrop signed contracts aggreEatins
$4,000 for the delivery at the naval
academy by July ] next of three aero
planes These will represent the very
latest dev elopments, being capable oil
rising from and alighting upon the
water or the deck of a ship; of carry
ing at least one passenger, and of be
ing equipped with a wireless outfit
Two of the machines will be of tns
Curtiss type and the other of the
Wright.
Prices range from $2.7ee to $500
Immediately upon the delivery of tls
machines, a naval school of instruc
ton for aviators will be established q
Annapolis under the care of Captain
Chambers. who has made a special :,
of aerOndutics.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26

It's SO easy To use
just rub it on-thats
all-and make your
poor, tired feet feel
fine and dandy in five
mtnutes-no fussing
around getting ready.
A 25 cent jar will
put the gladdest kind
of gladness into 20
pairs of poor, tired
overworked feet and
extract the agony
from 30 corns or
bunions or callouses.
Ask your druggist
for EZO-dont' ac-
cept a substitute
get EGO, a delightful,
refined ointment, and
get rid Of foot sore
ness and misery. All
drIIgRists Ga1erol1s
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
BON HSftElI IN IRON
AND STEEL CIRCLES.
Requisite Company Reduces Price Of
Steel Bars to Us Cents.

Cleveland, o., May PA bonbshel
thrown into the iron and steel trade
was the announcement late yesterday
that the Republic Iron and Steel com
Pany had reduced the price of steel
bars to 1.25 cepts. Pittsburg," says to-
days Iron Trade Review
The United States Steel corporation
Subsidiaries, Jsnes & LaaghMn Stee
company and Cambria Steel company
have INST the cot and it is understood
that other makers will do SO also
Just what will be the effect upor
the general markets 1t is still a little
too early to determine definitely. A
general meeting of manufacturers vii
be held Monday III New York city te
dascass conditions
Tending business in structural ma
teriaf is being held up awaiting devel-
opments."
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-26
The Best
Trout Brook
IN
Now London
County

N3ftSnpts delight the busy. progressive
h'Nsewfse nearly SO mach as the pros
psrt Of having a thsssvgasly modern
gass-a7Ee 5placed in her kitchen. Es-
fsfs rapstsrare ssefe. sturdy, depend
~Hse. seSs1l&s bakers. economical gas
see tds7h anasbe sure also to examine
tbs AnEsrnpaE2bhs RuId Tnstaneane6us
Gss ksrssEsats<s. furnishings Sat the
mere tHrh~ 16f faucet an unlsnaitea
sYp0iy Of bet water at any moment
efsthe day or night.