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The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Famous Bathtub Case.

Criminal proceedings in the already
famous bath tub case" have begun in
the United States Circuit Court at De-
trOit, and the government will attempt
10 exact the prison penalty, for what,
according 10 a court OF similar juris-
dictiOn, has been proved conspiracy in
the restraint Of trade At the trial in
the Circuit Court in Baltimore last year.
the government won its case against
the firms and individuals forming 4
monopoly to control the output of
the enamclcd iron ware products. As
these products enter largely into all
forms of modern plumbing, including
bath tubs, the proceeding came TO be
known as the bath tub case"
il was shown at the trial in Balti-
more that sixteen companies and thirty
two men were engaged in creating the
-IpoaePoly. It was further shown that
the annual operations of the combine
amounted 20 SIooooo,ooo a year. and
that systematic effort was made by
the corporation 10 force dealers
throughout the country to patronize the
trust and in the event of noncompli-
ance, to injure their trade or drive them
out cf business. The indictments
against the combine held, and the trial
resulted in decree of the court order
ing the dissolution Of the corporation.
The trial in Detroit is aimed at the
men charged with forming and main
tailing this corporation, and the proof
which was conclusive in the former
trial At Baltimore IS now expected to
b. equally effective. The prosecuting.
officers of the government hope to I'M
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Representative FaIrchIId.

George Winthrop Fairchild Is the new
member OF the Republican Congressional
committee for the State of New York.
succeeding his old friend. olcott. who
dropped OF the House roll call last
March.
Somehow the New York delegation
seemed in no hurry TO I'LL the vacancy,
as a member could have been chosen
months ago. but Il Is possible that the
ether Republican members OF the delega-
tion were awaiting the return OF Fair
child from Europe. He was called there
on a business matter late In November
and returned in time for the opening OF
the January session.
The so-caIIed 'old guard Republicans
Of New York yearn for a Republican
governor at Albany. They have no fear
about giving the electoral vote OF the
State to President Taft or whoever is
nominated, but the real work must be
done for a governor and a legislature.
The selection of Fairchild for the Con-
gressional committe is just one move in
the game.
1t adds one more powerful member to
the State organization, and before the
state convention meets in April TO select
delegates-at-larKe to the national con-
ventioH the whole scheme for the State
campaign viii have been worked out
almost to the naming of a candidate for
governor.
Mr.. Fairchild. II may be added. strong
ly advocates the denomination OF Presi-
dent Taft. As for Roosevelt talk. he
says: Il do not believe that II will
amount to anything. I'm against nomi-
mating him, and do not think that the
enthusiasm that you hear about him will
reach the Chicago convention
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02

prison several of those who have beer
indicted.
The case is of peculiar interest from
the fact that certain legal steps were
taken by the promoters Of the oopo-
ration to protect themselves, as they
supposed, from the operations of the
Sherman law. 1t was these legal steps
in the way of precaution which chiefly
proved the covert conspiracy in re-
straint of trade. If the Detroit case
holds, it will be a most important step
toward effective government control OF
corporations doing an interstate bust
ness.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
GROUND HOG PHILOSOPHY.

From tho Birmingham Ase.Hsrald.
The mercury, like truth, will rise again
unless the ground hog forbids.
From the Baltimore star.
Fine weather for outdoor acrobatics.
From the Charleston News and Courier.
Cloudy weather does not make things
dull il you have your own son.
From the Detroit Free Pres
The appearance OF the coal pile Is
enough 10 give any man spring fever.
From the PittsJurs Post.
Good-by. January. You seen your
duty and you done" it.
From the PittSburE Sun.
1t is just one blamed cold wave after
another
Prom the Nashville TeuDe.soan.
1t won't be long until alarming reports
viii be forthcoming about next years
fruit crop.
Prom the Atlanta Journal
Thanks for a little sunshine, even il
we can't count on it for very many min
utes at time.
From the Dayton tohiol News
''old Winter is having a slight attack
Of lumbaSo, says the Toledo Blade.
Also he is making others hump.
From the Atlanta oonsitution.
The spring optimist is with US, but he
hasn't predicted openwork cars for Feb
ruary.
From the Macon Ness
The ice crop IS safe. How about the
peach crop asks the New York World
Too much ice
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
STATESMEN, REAL AND NEAR.
BY FRED c. KELLY

didate for the United States Senate or
and other high once. He will run for
the Senate In State that he has not en-
tered for two years. He left Oregon in
the fall Of 1910. and does not plan TO re-
turn there until some time after the cleo
tion in 1919, at which he will be a can
didate. And he says his campaign ex-
penses will be only 800.
After Congress adjourned last summer.
Bourne purposely avoided setting foot
In Oregon, In order to pile up an absence
Of two years, in the interest of his ex-
pertinent
Senator Lippitt, Of Rhode Island, thinks
Anthony Trollope is probably the worlds
greatest author
tCOpyight 49, By Fred C. Kelly. All rights r.
serped.l
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Uncle Walt Says To-day:

On ground hog day might make firm resolve
live Alright The ground hog boast and pride should
let him be guide; imitation he deserves 50
GROUND mark his slul and follow his shin
HOG DAY ing tracks and reach the goal break backs
He doesn't shed the brihy about the weather all
the year. the climate go unhnderd ground
hog day. then he energies from his lair things be foul
fair Just year he casts his prophetic the bending
Skies weather topics orges he walks the floor
ets We human chump in heat discuss the weather all
time fool with goosebones half the day. and when put
those traps away study Ir Hicks amanacs
hddestcks This of time absurd the ground hog
is wiser bird WALT MASON
coyriat By esussN
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
AROUND THE BIG WORLD.

From the Atlantis Constitution.
Now those Cinnamon are lighting over
what they fought for.
From the Detroit Free Press
The price OF snails has gone up in
Paris Even the Frenchman has his food
problem.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealcr
Little Ecuador doesn't need to take les
sons from any one in the art of lynching
Frum The Los Angeles Tribune
II things in general would come in and
get out again with the alacrity Of Cuba.
ii would not be long until universal peace
would seem nearer.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel
w. Morgan Shuster's fight In Persia
has not been fought in vain. lie is on a
lecture tour in Europe.
Ffom ths Cleveland Leader.
The imperial Chinese government stiH
insists that the reports that It is dead
are somewhat exaggerated.
From the Providsrce JoaEpsL
Chinese politicians seem at least TO
have learned the use or that ancient
weapon. the ultimatum.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
With the Players.

The skffisFi, poignant acting Of Helen
Ware In The Price" is attracting much
attention from judicious theatergoers this
week, for there has been no more moy-
Ing, telling pisce OF emotional portraiture
seen in Washington this season than her
enactment of Ethel Toscani. 1t is acting
intensely modern from one point Of view,
in that It utiIizes the repression methods
TO its highest values; it is Of the "old
school, in another, for there Is no lack
Of warm and vivid color in her playing
Of the part. Blanche Walsh would have
made the role merely banaI: Mrs. Carter
would have torn Il to pieces. There are
not more than one or two American ac-
resses who could have equalsd Miss
Ware in the part
Weber & Fields have decided to go
on the road after their New York season,
and their all-star company will play an
engagement at the American Music Hall
! in Chicago for a limited number of weeks.
Julie Opp apparently does not like the
South, where her husband, William Fa-
versham, Is playing in The Faun." Miss
| Opp left The company after the engage
nent at the Manhattan Opera House and
Is now in New York doing the theaters.
The absence Of an orchestra at the
Criterion TheaieT in New York adds
Charles Frohman to the MANAGERIAL list
OF those who have dispensed with what
Is becoming an almost unnecessary sd-
junct- The idea Introduced by David Be
lasco now prevails at the following thea
ters: Theater Republic. Thirty-nlnth
Street Theater. Belasco Theater, Comedy
Theater, Maxine Elliott Theater, and
Criterion Theater.
The stock company idea in New York,
/ heralded with so many loud trumpets.
has vanished in thin air. Augustus
Thomas was sponsor for It in a speech.
He breaches more than he practices.
Wilton Lackaye tried 10 put IL into
operation, but a few weeks at the Bitou
to empty benches put a crirnp in his
ambitions. therefore his players have
gone on tour.
When William a. Brady obtained date
at the Globe Theater. in New York, for
Douglas Fairbanks. dire things were pre-
dicted but everything went on in the
even tenor OF its way, and new theat-
rical war was not precipitatsd. It will be
so even now that Mr.. Brady his arranged
with Henry B. Harris for the Fulton The
ater. where next Monday. February 5
there will be produced owen Davis lat
est play, Making Good" William Courte
nay had the leading part during the Bal
timore engagement. and Ann Warrington.
Ada Gilman. Robert Lawlor, Maude Gil
bert. John willard, and Grifith Evans
were in the cast.
4 story was swallowed by the newspa-
pers last week that Anna Held while
playing an engagement in Seattle had
announced her intention Of fling a suit
for divorce against her husband. FIorenz
Zeigfeld Jr. Miss Held was very much
surprised when questioned on the matter.
and said that her remarks has been mis-
interpreted. and there was absolutely no
truth in the report.
Mr.. zeigfeld, when interviewed. main
tanned that he had a contract to manage
Miss Held just like Dan Arthur manages
his wife, Marie Cahill. and Frederick Nc
Kay manages the affairs Of his wife.
Banche Ring. but declined to make any
comment upon the story.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
THE MALE BIPED.

He is as green as any colt,
Unlettered as a bear.
He is, in fact. perfect doit-
But what does wifey care2
She listens to his talk absurd
Concerning things below,
And hangs upon his every word.
'"oh. hubby, is that sof
He critici4es Taft and Root
And sayk his little say
On half the universe to boot
In most dogmatic way.
He prates Of every phase OF life-
Observe him strut and crow!
And note his fond, admiring wife
"Oh, hubby, is that so?"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Mr. Roo.erelt rn.ettIed.

From the Hartford Pcs.
1t is reported on pretty good authority
that Col. Roosevelt took whole day
away from the outlook Office the day
Isis granddaughter reached New York.
II usually takes the first grandchild 10
thoroughly unsettle a man.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
AnnapoIi. Ha. Good Charter.

After all. it was perhaps best that the
new charter should go to Annapolis with
out legislative father. II stands now
as a document on its merits, tied to
no strings. furthoring no individuals
political ambitions, subject 10 the influ-
ence OF no individuals enmities. Now
let Baltimore get solidly behind IL!
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Hnr Nethinr ON the Duke,

From the Augusta lGa.l Dispateh-NewG
King George saw thirty tigers in Ben
gal and then he was not as close to q
real one as his uncle. the Duke OF Con-
nought. was In New York when he passed
by Tammany Hall
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
u II a Big nIuns !
n the Cleveland Leader

Probably Baltimore was chosen ss ,ha
place for the Democratic nationa, g,oa-
Tention because Il is the Monunc rli.i
city, Il viii be necessary TO put ~
monumental bluff.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Iowa's Candidate for Governor.

Iowa Republicans and Democrats in
and out OF Congress are not exactly per-
turbed, but they are puzzled over the
announced ambition Of Prof. Holden to
be governor Of the State. Holden has
resigned his Job with the State College.
and has gone into the campaign like a
veteran politician, proclaiming all the
time that he is not familiar with politics
and wants to be considered a plain can
didate OF the farmer population. Prof.
Holden is running on a platform that
promises more benefits, including tele-
phones and autos, to the humbles farmer
in Iowa
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Uncle Pennywise says,

Everything ripens quickly in heated at
mosphere. even love. Give your girl
plenty of hot air.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
NothinK serious.

what are you bowling about?'
''The United States began the new year
with a deficit"
.''well. Christmas put me in the hole,
too, but I'm solvent now"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
February : I'm History.

February 2. I7SS. More pIque in politics.
George III declines an invitation to at
tend the inaugural ceremonies OF Gen.
Washington.
with Boswell. Boswell is offended and
there is a coolness all day.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
A BonrdinE-housc Romance.

''They say the way to a mans hear
is through his stomach
Il believe it," declared the landlady
The typewriter boarder won the shoe
clerk boarder by letting him eat all the
dishes served her that she didn't want
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Maybe So.

Insurance is very ancient. Demos
themes knew Of it."
And probably sold It. They say he
was q slick talker."
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Got Something.

We'll. what does King Georges trip to
India amount to? What did he get out
of it7''
Three cheers and a tiger. He went
hunting, I understand"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Shades of Chattertou,

Real literary work must be done in q
garrett" declared the grizzled author.
I think so. too" chimed in the wealthy
amateur. And say. professor, you just
ought 70 see the den have fixed up in
mine"
local manager recently offered a pop
ular couple 81 100 for a week in vaude-
vile, but they didn't accept because he
happened to mention just how he thought
that sum ought to be divided-SLi i75 for
the vile and S2j for the husband.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02

Senator Jonathan Bourne, jr.. OF Ore
gon, Is going to try an experiment. prob
ably never Before undertaken by can
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
Begin Now.

Oh, worthy friend, your ashes sift
And save the price.
1t. later on, will be a lift
Toward buying ice.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02
hon a. clsreland Leadet.

The imperial Chinese government stiH
insists that the reports that It is dead
are somewhat exaggerated
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02

Chinese politicians seem at least 10
have learned the use or that ancient
weapon. the ultimatum.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-02

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Little Ecuador doesn't need to take les
sons from any one in the art OF lynching.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
SAFE REMEDY ENDS
CATARRH M|SERIES
Gives Instant Relief, Cures
and Prevents Catarrh and
Cold in the Head.

Th" quickest best and safest way
'u cure rntaITh or a cold In the head
H hN using remedy that viii touch
the -pu' und de is WORK quickly
without leaving ANY bad effects l3ly'f
Cream Balm which is applied to thu
uoalTlls or rubbed on the throat ~
chest, gets right ut the root of IN,
trouble and instantly relieves even thr
worst case of CRtHrrh or cold. \ few
minutes after applied you can feet Il
lUOsening up In the head, the pain and
soreness are gone, the sense ~ tast"
smcil ana herring com" hack ana you
feel like n different person
Elys Cream BnIm rlohnsus heals
and strengthens the Unframed mem.
braneE, takes away that stufTe6 uE
feeling and dun pain In the head, re.
lioVes the throat soreness and stop,
the nasty discharge which IL the Gauss
of the disgusting hawking. splitting
blowing Of the nose. and foul breath
Hay fever Victims who are made mis-
cradle hF hts of sneeSlnE, coughing
and wheeling get instant and peTma
nont reIief by the uHe 0f this simple
remedy.
Don't suffer another minute. Ely''
cream Balm will relieve you lmme'
diRtciy and u S0.eent bottle will more
than likely work complete cure
All druggists sell lt.--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
GREAT CHANGE IN
CITY, DECLARES
VISITOR
West Virginia Timber Mag.
nate Says Albuquerque Has
Been RevolutiOnized Since
Last Visit Here.

Albuquerque has been completely
roNolullonlh'd since my last visit here
"A year ago. aid Harry ~, curtin Of
tIarh5hurs West Virginia yesterday,
Mr.. curtin Is = wealthy lumber Oper.
htor ~ the little mountain state who
has large property interests near VIII
lard, "Y"ur paving and Orna mental
street lights are splendid improve.
mcntH,' said MIR. Curtin, and the
number ~ modern buildings that have
been erected since J. was last In Albu.
Gucrque II most surprising. You are
r"ing to haN" a big city here before
n any years
Mr., curtin, accompanied by Mrs,
Curtin. mulurcd around the city and
eh'irons waite here. Both are en-
ttLH'Hstic Albuquerque and New Mex
icO boosters They are returning east
from visit AZ Willard. Mr.. Curtin
own some $500 acres OF land In the
N'ilard district which II 10 understood
ne plans To develop On large scale
believing that no part of the west Of
ier5 better investments and develops
ment oppOrtuhiiie than New Mexico
Mrs ELLA y. Jenes Of Pittsburgh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
GREAT FUTURE
AHEAD
Coming Of Santa Re Shops
Bound to increase POpulae
ton and Stimulate Business
Activity.

Tho new shops which will be In full
operation before long, With pay roll
Of from eighteen hundred to two
thousand men AT cost for rOnstruc~
ton Of one million aud = half, will in
~ very short time mean a great deal
10 Albuquerque The Increase In
population with IN Increase In the cir
culHtion Of money will mean more for
the merchant and real estate owner
and e will also be an incentive to
bring into albuquerque outside Capl-
tat
NoW IL the time TO invest littlg
money and get tile benefit OF the In
,r"asr In land values which must
come" before the opportunity slips
Jy. There will never be- any more
hand uu IN" face ~ the earth than
now. out there VIII be millions more
prup'o tu occupy what land there Is.
aud n Ii good SOUND business advice
to grasp ~" chance, when YOU have
all The convincing proof" and own a
piece ~ READ estate.
But land just ahead Of the coming
army ~ people and the few dollars
invested viii become hundreds which
" past history. ana you have invested
IN something that can never b" taken
away from you Real estate H. the
p. fest aud best Investment INTO which,
a man IAN put his money, II cannot
| be- stolen and financial paHics have
little eject upon ~ value.
| Andirw Carnegie SAYS that "Tic
! Wis. ,uuug man or wage Garner of TO
/ ID L..
| one hundred dollars Invested In the.
! ant place At the right time viii earn
49, nurn a. one man steadily EMPLOY
ID.
The place ~ buy nov m Albuuuer-
uur where IA" prices are right H. the
! Eastern Addition Extension watch wHs
Opened one week ago by the j. NJ.
! Moore Realty company and sold
through T.. g.. Brown. \ quick IRE
! al" began aud W to the present time
| hers a." only few remaining lots
lott tn" location l. sure to be- in
d"uuud for building sites ~ II In only
natural that the men employed In the
shUps viii want to locate Il home In
thu Irinlty Of where they work and
tins property ~ only four blocks from
st" selected for the new Santa 70
shups. ana an equal distance from the
ITrsenl cor limo. They are .gopd. lryeI
5O-foot lots, ~! feet deep and thc
prices ~ very reasonable considering
Ia" location. ~"
The ABSOLUTE certainty 81 the new
shups has worked wonders. and Al.
read, toe big boom IL felt IN the rX-
t"n.i," building operations now unde.
HdN u Nill pay you to look into this
hCfpI" n Ia too late. Mr. Brown sill
b" uu the ground all day sunday from
J nine uulil hNr O'Clock.
TAX" Highland car Ia end Of line
tud 'dlA four blocks south on Edith
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07

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engagement az THIS powerful drama
in 'his rilN, 40 It mas been endorsed
by IA" most prominent men ~ the
''"nlIl. u mas been ''" IlI,,''' W." ,,
~" r'ronR's' p"'n' ~ '''a p''' ~ W"
uh''N'ol,l'S "' ''''u'"T''"'''' CIV.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
MARSHAL SEC. ROMERO
AND DEPUTIES LEAVE
TODAY FOR SANTA FE

tinted States Marshal S"cundlno
l"In"i and two deputies, 4. \, SON
c,"l sud Enrluucl Scnn. left today for
santa Fc, 10 he In ate IdanCC during
IA" s"'siun 0f the federal court. which
h"Rlnr Monday, Mr. Romero trnv-
el"d north In an automobile. his
deputies going 10y train. Deputy Jose
l.. rcrca leaves for Santa Pc Monday
and Deputy John W. Collier In already
there. u. g, Scwcomer il In charge
~ IA" marshars Office here during
Marshal Itomeru's RbsenCe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
JOHN NEWLANDER
IS DESERTER
FROM ARMY
Albuquerque Boy Remained
as Soldier But Six Days;
Government Offers Reward
for His Arrest and Delivery.

Chlrf ~ rOlTn McMilln has re-
c"i,cd u request from IN" Hdjutan,
general ol IN" army, Washington. -.
e, to ,nd"dNor to nppTCh'nd JOHN
Sew lander, 81 Albuquerque hp,, who
II reported - have deserted from the
United States army at Fort MCDuwrll
CAT, on Soy. ~, 1912 Johnnie en-,
listed "D Soy this year, and re-.
manned at Fort Mcdowell but siN
day At enlistment Ncwlundcr gave
hts residence rs SO West Coal ave.
niue. Albuquerque. The government
offer u reward ~ Hfty dollars foI
Ncwlandrrs nrregt and delivery I,
any army post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
Hot wamea Fashion cafe,


The Royal NeighuOIu Will enter
tain their friends ~ odd FellOws'
hall Monday sweating. Dec. .. Cards
and danelng viii b. the entertainment
% the etculnM with priHes for the
wqgl apq0egfNl card players. DuFina
1lIn NKanlao aellqious FegFoshmaniS
Nees mualas 9l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
CARDUI WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
AiteP Operation Failed b Help.
CaPdul WOFkeA uke Q Charm.

IOnssviile. Q. CT suffered vita
~omanly trouble" writes NrS. J. ..
Ksndriek. In q letter from this plAss.
and at times. could not bear 10 StAhd
"a my feet The doctor said I W0uld
aOveF bs any bsttsF, ana that would
have 10 have In 0peratloA, Or { Woula
have Q cancer.
went 70 ths hospital. ana they oyer.
AtOd o. ma, but I SOt 10 bstter. They
saId medicines woula d. ne ~ WsoA,
and I thought would have 10 ale.
a. last ! trieA cArduL ana beam -
lmprovs. % I esntiaued uslAg II. Nov,
{ AN veil, and can % NJ eva VERA.
{ doaR feel any palma
OagAul WoEhs9 liks . eAas@.S
TApM Iusa ~ merit b this Dassay
Vsentahis. tenie rvnsdy. or womsa
cAFdai--eos q he bsSa n susoeantal
60 o. more eheA % yaArs. l0r tha
lFsalmesl - tsnaalH wsahDeas ahs
piaab ~ 4 e. pvap sulloa
n q ~ A. -;