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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
PERSONALS.

Many clergymcn ana laymon of tho
Presbyterian church are arriving here
20 attend the twenty-third annual
meeting Of the Rio Grpnde Presbytery
which convened this morning IN tho
Presbyterian church with Claude n.
Hrodhead as moderator. The meeting
lasts two days.
Melford A. Woods OF WinslOw and
Miss May Herrand Rogers OF Port
Huron, Mich, were married yesterday
afternoon az 8 o'clock at the pastoral
residence OF the Highland Methodist
church on south Edith street. Rev. $.
p. Allison performing tho ceremony
Mr.. Woods ls Santa Fe coast lines
ciyii engineer and the bride has been
teaching school az McCartys They
VIII make their home al Winslow.
second silver medal contest under
the auspices of the W. c.. =. u. win DO
held tonight az 1880 az the Menaul
Mission school, nine boys entering the
contest with Orotons on temperance
subjects.
Frank H. strong Of strong Broth
era, who has been In Colorado SAM
itarium FOR his b alth for some time
past has completely recovered and
mas returned 70 remain In Albuquer-
que.
The w. G. r. ". viii meet at the
home 0f Mrs Sias Wolking. 1910
Forester avenue. at e;30 tomorrow
afternoon. AN persons interested IN
temperance work are cordially Invited
90 attend.
w r. Quinn, one OF the best known
ana most popular at the SANTA he
coast lines conductors. was married
last week In Gallup 60 Mrs. Neille
schultz. Justice of the Peace samuel
Dimon performing the ceremony. The
bride has lived for some years past
ln Gallup ANA for the past week. has
been O. teacher No. the public schools
W. H. Dearstyne of Denver. the
sprishtly and giflcd travelling roI re-
sentative In the southwest OF the
Peters Paper company is IN tho city !
calling on his large local clientele.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
GAR IS
EXPECTED HERE
WEDNESDAY

Deming boosters viii know how To
direct you 10 reach SOcOrro better
than l. pilot car should escort you
10 Abo where we WIFI meet YOU"
This telegram VAS sent today by
Col y. X. 3. Sellers mayor. and
president OF the New Mexico Automo-
bile association. to Col Dell NJ. Pot
ter. Arizona good roads booster, at
Deming, where according to Colonel
Potter the Los Angeles Examiner
pathfinder car. making the ocean to
ocean trip. arrived today. ready 10
proceed north. Col Potter wired col.
Sellers as follows from Lordsburg.
car arrived tonight, April 2. VIII
leave BY most direct route TO again
connect with national highway
through the state. Wire mo al DEM
ing tomorrow as 20 the most direct
route lo make connections and II any
members Of your association can arr
range 90 be pilots"
The car ought 20 get here. II Il
doesn't get into difficulties. By We'd
nesday or Thursday" said Mayor
sellers this morning. 1T may have
Trouble getting from Deming to 500
orr0 and should have come over the
epringerpille- Magdaiena route in or
der 20 make the best connections for
Aihuquerque."
secretary Naylon OF the CONNER
ciai club Is cooperating with Colonel
Sellers aad the Auto association 90
see that a good ebcort Is provided
90 meet the pathfludors az Abo and
escort them here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
THE WEsTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY

were badly mistaken when they get
To hear the Girls Glee club. We have
had glce clubs from universities Of
al parts of the country. but none
OF them gave q better entertainment
than our own university grils gave At
the opera house here Tuesday night
They had most splendid selection 81
songs and other features which they
introduced. The Gypsy dance in par
ticular was a new departure from the
general run OF numbers OF university
programs The selection OF the NUM-
beers and the arrangement showed "a
superior originality over the larger
universities The entertainment was
good and the large audience showed
their great appreciation OF a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
heMarkets
Mnm succL

New York, April S.--The stock mar
ket today WAS stimulated by the set
Element OF the English coal strike.
Reading and l4ehigh Valley featured
the second hour by adding 10 carly
gains. Pennsylvanla, long Inactive.
advanced to its best price IN almost q
year and New York Central also rose
substantially but other standard rail-
way shares were barely steady.
Coppera also held back and the
movement In specialtles slackenod ox-
cept In American Car and boundary.
which touched 81. gain OF 2f-f.
lAgeet and Myers jumped OF and
Lorillard points.
Bonds were irregular.
sharp declines ia the general mar
kot resulted from drive agalnst
United States steel. which dropped
from 20 Is 10 n les. Reactions
equally severe occurred ia Union Pa
cii'c. Reading. Lohigh Valley. Anal
gamatod Copper. and American smelt-
ing.
Speculative interest ahated iato In
the afternoon and the important
stocks hardly moved either way.
The markct closed lrreglar.
ff'ffHNN ~ AfNN hWAN'N NIUMn Mlu
not prevent recessious IN other leaders.
especially Union PaciHq Reading and
United states steel, all OF which sold
al the lowest. Rock Island common
and preferred jumped upward aud T.a-
high valley touched H. highest point
OF the day These movements were
evidently designed 20 facilitate dlstrl-
button Of stock. Closing prices:
can money, 3mA per cent
Prime paper, ai-fM4ia per cent.
SiiVor 5S 3-4c
Mexican dollars 47c.
Copper, si5.37M n1b.S7M.
Tin. Sf3.O0m4335.
G.gad fi.8Omf4O.
Amalgamated, S2ik.
Sugar. 1919.
Atchlson, 100 "a.
Great Northern, 1855 is.
New York Central, lla3-f.
Northern Pacific, 1873 SIS lex Div.
Reading, 1914 Ia.
southern Paciac tt4h.
Union Pacific, ia lis.
Steel az LIS.
steel, preferred iI8 "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
Or. BOYD CHOSEN
AS PRESIDENT Of
UNIVERSITY
New York Educator and For
mer President of Oklahoma
University to Succeed DR..
Gray, Decide Regents.

II am very glad to be with you .
= and viii pledge my most earnest =
. efforts 10 making the University .
= of New Mexico the 0est school in .
= the southwest" said Or. David .
= Ross Boyd. the new president OF =
= the University, from the platform .
= In Rodey hall this morning, DR. =
y Mcqueen Gray retiring presi- =
. dent. introducing his successor TO =
. the students and faculty. Or. Boyd .
= made a brief and earnest address =
= which was very well received. .
= expressing his deep desire 20 do .
= the very best Of which he was =
. capable for the Improvement and =
= advancement OF the University. y
= He was introduced personally 20 =
= the faculty members and stu .
= dents and after the assembly ex- y
y erclses the u. ~. NJ. entertainers .
. remained ana gave a few OF their =
. choicest selections for the benefit =
y Of the new president.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
kanaas CITY tivnstoek.

Kansas city. Mo, April S.-Cattle
receipts 5000. including 500 sautherns.
Market steady. Native steers $4,000
500, southern steers S5.5ON 90;
southern cows and heifers $4,000
500; native cows and heifers g35Om
40; stockers aud feeders s4.T5m6.7s;
bulls St25N6.0O; calves s5.OO0S.25;
western steers sS750SOO: western
COWS 50 50M Goo.
Hog receipts 5000 Market steady
10 GEMS lower Bulk OF sales $3.50
OBS; heavy SI90MS.0O; packers aud
butchers sI.75af7s5; light yT.5OG775:
pigs S575m875.
sheep receipts $4,000: market
steady Muttons S4.50N6.25: lambs
$4,000 500: fed wethars and year
lings Sa.00p7l0 fed ewes S8.5OGB.u0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
sENATE RIePUHIICANs
STRONGLY RGANfZTgD

Santa re, n. H.. April S.--That th
Republicans of the sennte are stand
ing together 81 one man qnG that they
nave perfected an organization "a A.
NIl' vote unltedly for party measures
wus asain openly shown today when
senator Holt the floor leader. am
uounced Ia the senate that a confer
ence Of the Il publican members
would be- held immediately following
ihe Adjournment Every Republican
10 the senate attended ,hc conferen 20
which lasted durlpg the noon hour
and which Il Is said discussed the
senatorial situation and likewise sew
oral party memiurcs Prominent
members of the legislature today said
that so far They were Informed no
change had been made Ia the plan for
the reelection Of Judge Fail al this
session, There ~ said 20 be- "a strong
division of sentiment I'M the house.
some members favor am election at
Ibis time and others being opposed Go
IL II h not likely, however. that the
house VIII take any radical action IN
'egard No the matter for holding "a
aUcus on conference on the subject
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

stockers and feeders 81 100000; cows
and hCifors $2.G0WG.70; calves y5.Tb6p
$50.
Hog receipts ilO00 Marker slow. d
cents under Saturdays average. lAght
$3.50 795; mixed $769dS.O0, heavy
$1,000 500: rough S76OM775; pigs
S525M750 Bulk OF sales S7SUtr no.
Sheep receipts 10000. Market strong
10 shade higher Native S4.60aD65U.
western Si.5OG7tO: yearlings $3.50
700; lambs native s5.75@7S0; vest
ern sG.25GS2O
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

NHitNho-- iiiNolH HoothON with urou-
arouons for red hot primary tomor-
row az which votes wiil be cast Tor
Iaft Roosevelt. In Toilette. champ
CLARK md Woodrow Wilson Eieht Re-
pubilcenF ana ave Democrats arc run
nlns FOR governor VITA nine rcpubii.
cans and Democrats candidates for
coHerossmen, ana four Republicans
and one Democrat after senntorships.
Cook count ballots promise to make
View Yorks fourteen foot tickets look
trifling.
scdniia, Mo.--"Katy' railway em-
ploycs decide not to cali on the strike
Clinton. Mo.-Mrs. Sam Hays arr
rested for murdering husband with a
shot gun.
salt Lake Hundreds OF COM
plants against Secretary y. H. Wyatt
OF the Equitable Loan and Investment
company, who has hearing today on
charge Of getting money under false
pretenses
Washington Congress hurrying leg
islntion In order to adjourn before ma
tional conventions IN June. PROMPT
action on steel bill expected: house
finishes tariff revision program: work.
mems compensation bill comes up to-
day in senate; Senator owen 10 urge
federal mid for roads. Posionlce APP
Precipitation niii VIII DC disposed Of
this week with warm nsht on parcels
post.
MeXico-Govornment troops will
make rebels fight all over again Ia en-
gagoments IN which rebels were VIC
torious around Jimincg and Esralon.
Crozco with armed escort goes Co Chi
huauha TO tell family farewell before
pitching into southern campaign.
----a-
Globe. Arlz.--Henry Herman res
cueu from Manitou mine after being
entomhed for % hours IN four feet OF
water al a depth Of 1870 feet
Phoenix. Arlz.--Loronzo Hubbel
says people Will use initiative TO pre-
sent recall amendment 10 voters az
next general election.
New York Orozco special commits
sloners In published statement declare
Madcro Is wrccking nation, violating
oath, misusing government funds and |
foreign business al expense !
OF the Mexican people.
san Frgnclsco--Sole issue In labor
troubles is recognition Of Industrial |
OF the World. Free speech 1
army OF 1000 men will march from
san Francisco TO San Diego and oiii-
ccrs and citizens say they will repulse
Invaders. Closed shop issue over
5000 railroad laborers IN British
5olumbit and 1900 sawmili workers
n southwestern Washington on strike.
Los Angoies-Riot ensues when In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

me Gallup Independent sage
"iho University OF New Mexico
Girls Gleo club made clean sweep
OF everything going Anyone who
was Of the opinion that the New Mex
leo university was q small institution
with nothing but room for improve
mont la front VI Il viii find that they
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

chicago, April N.~~Cattie receipts
$1,000. Market SLOW, generally steady.
beefea $5f0MSOli Texhs steers y4.6D
4ovO; western steers s5.iO0U.S5;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
TELECRAPHIC NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL


dustrlai Workers Of the world and
mission workers clash on down town
corner. Several persons injured.
salt Lake City--Apostlc al meeting
of Mormon church declares Taft IL n
wise, Just and good man ana man
Of peace"
Shanghai. Chlna-s Situation In China
Showing bitterness against foreigners
ana serious disturbances are antici-
patod. Believed foreign powers have
agreed on concerted action toward In
tervention.
Rochester. ~ Y.--Ropuhlican state
convention which meets tomorrow TO
elect four delegates to national con-
venuon VIII favor denomination of
Tart but send delegates uninstructod,
" plans OF Chairman Barnes carry.
Fight expected from Roosevelt men
to force passage OF progressive reso-
iutions. Barnes probable chairman
resolutions committee.
Mexico Clyde la Barra gets dig
reception on return TO capital from
mission abroad. Declares only desire
Is TO work for good OF his country.
Newport. n. I--steamship Ontario
on ere beached OF Montauk point.
with ninety passengers on board.
Springfield. 1il.-Roosevelt spends
quiet Easter; attends church, visits
Governor Dcneon ana Lincoln's tomb. |
MAKING a. hlrf4stuH f.tsp .r raff....t. 4.
day.
Chlcago--Thleycs enter Woodrow
Wilson's hotel rooms and steal private |
papers and correspondence from suit
case.
New York-Waltcr J. snyder. sport
ms editor OF New York Times, found |
dead in bathtub with four stab wounds |
near heart wife arrested charged |
with murder, declares she accidentally |
stabbed Snyder with scizzors. The two
eloped six years ago and were recent
" reconciled after n separation.
Louisville. Ky. TAFT carries ton out
Of eleven district conventions and has
majority In state convention.
Havana--cof Juan Marine Mano-
'al and Jose Enrique Varona nominat-
I'd for president and vice president by
conservative national convention.
Waco Texas-St Louis Southwest
srn passenger train wrecked near
Texas. No one hurt.
Little Rock, Ark.--Democratie con-
'entions show 1914 instructed for
lark. for Wilson. 1s unlnstructed
md 1870 accounted for.
New Nork--Tour Democratic dele
gates at large 20 go to national con-
IGNITION unpledged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

nov forN AprlI 0.--AIl EFHdoH on
refined sugar were reduced iive cents
q hundred pounds today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
the
long arm

Ia creating the Western Union
Day and Night Letters we have
practically placed a telegraph IN
strunenf on the desk of every
business man in the country.
They are the new, long arm of
business that reaches, pushes,
pulls, does things quickly, vigor-,
Ously.
Their cost is trivial and they tell
your story your way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

Ut HAAAAAT~ IN WOlth
Or. David Ross Boyd Of New York.
a prominent and successful educator.
for sixteen years president OF the Uni
versity az Norman, Okla. and for tho
past four years IN charge of the edu-
cational work OF the Presbyterian
Board Of Home Missions will assume
chnrRe as president of the University
~ New Mexico on July ] next. Dr.
Boyd was elected by the board OF re-
gents late saturday evening Messrs
Bryan. Reidy and jana, the only mem
Der present at the meeting, voting
unanimously for DR.. Boyd who was
the only active applicant FOR the posi-
tion, although Dr. Frank n. H. Rob-
eris. president OF the New Mexico
normal University, WINS understood 20
De receptive candidate.
Dr. BOYD was nominated by r. w.
-. Bryan, president OF the board
nr. Boyd comes highly recommend
ed and with "a record of success as an
educator he has the degrees of A. a..
and Pm. -. from Wooster University,
Ohio. whore he received hls early ed
ucaiion. Prior 10 going 90 Oklahoma
he WAS superintendent AZ schools at
Van Vert, Ohio and at Arkansas CITY
kas During his lncum1ency as pres
ldcnt the University of oklahoma
was built up from The foundation into
the largest institution IA oklahoma.
Faculty Confirmed.
The board of rcgcnts an ne meeting
saturday NIGHT confirmed tho present
faculty az the University, Or Mondel
'.lher Being made permanent mom-
lor az his work for Dean a. n. hod-
in during the latter's absence has
made him Invaluable 10 the institution. /
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
TOO LATE no classify.

FOR RENT Brick store room M 2O6
West Silver avenue; $50 per month.
Inquire ii9 South Edith or phone $50.
l6p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

la cases of rheumatism relief from
PAIN makes sleep ana rest possible.
TINS may be obtained by applying
,hamherlain's Eminent For sale by
All Dealers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

81 Louis, April S. Wool steady
territory and western mediums i6mlS
cents fine mediums l5017 cents; nne
i0Ml5 cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

To Cure a Cold IN One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Onlnine
Tablets. Druggists refund money N
i fails to cure. u. w GROVES
signature Is on each box use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
MONTOYA STRONG
FOR UNIT PLAN
BernalillO County superinten-
dent Endorses Proposal 10
Consolidate Rural Schools.

Atanasio Montoya, superintendent
or schools ~ i3ernallllo county. has
expressed himself as strongly IN favor
OF the h'u introduced In the lagisla-
infe providing for the county unit
plan in the rural school system
Consolidation ii the need OF tho
hour Tor efficiency In the district
schools said Mr. Monioya today. "a
system with a central school hoard
and the doing away win the local
boards viii do more than any other
one thing al present in my opinion
20 make the country schools what
They ought 10 be, 10 raise the standard
OF work and TO secure economy and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

mend that an OF the printing DO let
Dy contract.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

salt Lake city Hundreds OF COM
plants against Secretary J. T. Wyatt
Of the Equitable Loan and Investment
company, who has hearing today on
charge Of getting money under false
protenses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

Shanghai. Chlna-S situation In China
showins bitterness against foreigners
and serious disturbances are antici-
patod. Believed foreign powers have
agreed on concerted action toward In
tervention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

scdaiia, Mo.-"Katy' railway em-
ploycs decidc not to can OF the strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

Chicago Thieves enter Woodrow
Wilson's hotel rooms and steal private
papers and correspondence from suit
case.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-16

1 unless 1t is produced or fostered by 1 the woman's heart.
 The questions before the world to- day do not relate to any particular people, nor to any particular class of people. They are great questions. It will take fifty years to settle satis- factorily the problems before us to- day. The woman's heart must be en- listed in every project, good or bad. She may be the evil genius, or the inspiration. There was never in his- tory any great project or change in which the hand of woman was not written large.
 Women's Advantages Over Man.
 We have reached the time when women must be the servant of the great undertakings of the age. Wo- man has three great advantages over man whereby it becomes her duty to take up this work.
 Women have more time than men. Perhaps the average woman manages to keep busy as long as the man, but, nevertheless, she has more time to herself. It is astonishing how many women really don't know what to do with their time. This is just the cause of many cases of nervous prostration in women.
 Women's Interests Widening.
 The women have a wider interest in some things than they have ever had. This is much more evident in some parts of the country than in others. Women are getting the franchise. In Colorado the women have come into their own, in some instances in 8 startling manner.
 The women of our time have larger Ov-fvr which were at one time spent in the field. at the spinning wheel, later in the kitchen, are now their own. The women of our American cities have an unused energy. sometimes expended uselessly. The energy of woman is | like the flash of sheet lightning across | the sky of social life, oftentimes spent uselessly. But when this energy be- | comes a bolt of purpose there will bs | results. With his diversified interests | man has not the opportunity and when l he comes home at night he has not the moral energy to deal with great ! questions.
 | In modern enterprises of any nature, moral and religious organizations, wo- man is either partner or parasite. If she occupies the nest and does naught to improve or sustain 1t, she l AS O poI dSAIos very D0dullIul one, | perhaps, but still a parasite. Woman must be a producer as well as man. We are just beginning to realize that the woman parasite must be dealt with as something abnormal.
 Will Not Accept Compromise.
 It Is only woman who will know the final need of any change. any oppor- tunity. or any force that works through human life. Mere man does not know.
 He Is content to let good enough alone.