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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
SHARPG0NFROVEHSE
ON CONSERVATION
IN GERMANY
Commercial Bodies Take Issue
With Landholders on Bill
Regarding Water Rights;
Clamor for Cut in Living
Cost.
( speciaI CorresDopdsnes 10 ths Hsrsldi

Especial COrVespond snee 90 the herald
Berlin, oct 2l.-A sharp puu'rp.
vcrsy over the principles 81 opns'r,.
alton 81 natural resources is Ia pro-
grcss here In connection with bill
revising ana undermining the laws Of
water rights Ia Prussia. IL n one o.
the most important measures which
viii occupy the attention Of the
prussinn legislature at It's coming
session. The bill declares the most
important streams IN the kingdom 40
be state property ana provides AN cs-
tnutcd revenue from the rivers after
paying nll cxpons"s ~ keeping them
In order, Of from 5000, 900 To- a.
900. 900 annually
tn" committee which has been con.
Fldering the bill h composed almost
exclusively ~ representatives. al the
big mndhuld"rs and has given the
measure a. form which has called
forth sharp protests by imposing a
ily"d charge for all water taken from
the rivers by factories and cities.
..hil" tho farmers are 10 bc allowed
TO take Tree ~ cost all that they need
Tor irrigation or other purposes.
Commercial bodies are highly dls-
satisfied "ith the hlll In its present
form ana - great meeting OF protest
attended by d,l, gates from All parts
"i ia" Kingdom. has Just been lcld
ia Brrlin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
Just ~ Well.

I'm feeling well today. my mind %
at ease and my business In good"
why are YOU going around telling
people about thatT"
well. we always put up a hoIier
v! ci, it!nRa 70 wrong. Why should
not We occasionally adult thRt things
are going Fight9--Isouiayllle Courier
Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

his writings on socfallstlc and eco
Bomlo subiects. His OffendlnS con-
sisted in advocating an eventual fed
Grafton OF all T2nropean states. WITH
a protective tariff ana adequate col
Onics both 81 which are taboo TO the
orthodox Socialists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

New YOrk--A worlds record win
the - pound shot put was made by
Patrick Mcdonald. 81 the American
Athletic club al celtic ParK yostorday.
Increasing the distance to ~ feet I IS
Inches. Tho previous record, - feet
5-s inches. Wa made by Ralph Eoso
81 California In 1891.
Louis scott Of south Paterson Ain
Ictic club ten mile national cham
pipn. broke the American four milo
record, his time being 2o.Oo i.5 hich
h 2i-j seconds faster than George
Bonhag covered IN" distance two
years ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
RsSrystalIIsr.

III seems to me that after some OF
these trusts have dissolved" said the
puzzled citizen, they prove 10 be
harder propositions than ever"
THAT" replied Professor HibrOw,
lis but natural A great many sub
stances. after they dlssolve, immed-
lately proceed to cryS,alliGe.' t--Wash'
inEton star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

Canh"ld. C"lu When hlh"rt lHl
iInRs kicked his cork l'g across ih"
home plate yesterday aiicfn"nn, ~
the ninth inning, the sr"r" h'ing al
ready nsc 10 fvc tie. AMI IA" nm
pire called the runner safe, IA" IaN
baseball game uf the season natural
ly broke up In row, However. UNI
plre Jerry Cartel consulted ih" rul"
book, when Ia" protest WIS made. de
ciared there WAS no precedent, aud
stuck ~ his decision,
when the team lined up for play,
II was found that one team WnE shy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

Newark. y. --Tur'o worlds pro-.
fcssinnal running rooords were broken
hoy william Kohlcmeuou 81 Finlund
yesterday afternoon when he Won an
International mlTatnon race around IA
circular track In tho stadium here.
die covered 20 milcg $50 yards In
2.gy.3gI-5, bcttcring the r,'urd
3:3I2i made ~ powder IlAn. Srnt-
land last year hy Iians Homer, wh"
finished second In this event, K0lr-
hmcincn created new % aud &c mil"
fguros. ..gO;2O and 2.2s.52 fc.
Epectlysly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

IN, Rrs.rrru, measures for al.
l'viuiiur iht distress caused by the
"uuTuInu. pi,," ~ meats have failed
Uti'tIN no H1isfy The popular climor
Tor n"w, r'duriIuh In the price ~ liv-
Ing. Municipalities and commercial
hudins H'rt prompt a. declare them
inadequate iu meet the situation,
pIi',H boo rhr European countries from
winch tWpnris 5rr now allowed under
the concessions h'iuR In Themselves
20 high that uuly u slight reduction
In prices iu Germany can bc expected
uud'' the most iaNUrHhlr ClrCum-
ttIu,,a
Pressure from the AgTurian parties.
on which the Government depends for
existence, nud nom the military OK.
ports who uauI that Germany at
Whatever cost must be- placed In a
position - supply IT, own meat At
HON" In cu-" 81 war. wax too strong
for the Hdupiiun at the means gen.
orally regarded az THE only effective
one. namely, To- render possible the
import ~ frozen and chilled hocf
from non European countries
The carly determination or whales
Hud seals WIS predicted at congress
81 German doctors ana scientists re-
Gently held iu Munich. Professor Sn-
rasin 81 Basel .iiuwcd that IN 1910
Hugl" seal fishing company brought
back from the kcrRuclhu Islands H.
500 tons ~ oil made from the sea
elephant, Win" IN the same ycaur
four ships Killed 1920 81 these ami
mails The goal fishers Of Nowfound-
land Killed 333.3i3 head and 1891
""r" kill"d In the Sorih polar seas
Iu that year.
This heavy reduction Of the seal
li'" "i the Arctic ana Antarctic oceans
has been brought about hy the in
PRODUCTION al the system proposed h.,
otto Svcrdrup, the Norwegian Polar
explorer, 10y which whale und seal
Fishing wuE undertaken ON u now and
NOR" profitable system than that
hitherto In vogue.
Svcrdrup found that whole fishing
could be more thoroughly CONNER
CllliZcd hy sending along with the hC-
iuhl Fishing vessels n large steamer
ilitcd up ~ an oil recovery station.
thus making Il unnecessary for them
To sail Ia n station on some remote
ISLAND after securing the whales. This
method of fishing has proved so sue
c'sSful that some thirty companies
have been organized Ia operate an
SNordrups plan. Tho vcsHcls are fit
ted with wireless tcloRrnphy. and
equipped with tho most improved
whale cannon. Seals are also hunted
In the same manner,
According Ia Professor Sarnsln, thi.
method OF hunting " rapidly eXtcrmi,
mating the seal herds, ny well az Ia,
chief species az whales. He thinkt
the Greenland whale hns probably al,
ready becn cKtcrminHtcd. while m,
blue whale and the Finland whale arc
also especially sought after by the
fishermen.
Professor SarHsln appealed Ia the
Powers To try To reach an interna-
tiOnal agreement IA establish certain
closed zones or regions which might
rcrvc as breeding places for whales
and sculs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

The result Of tho Socialist cOnven-
tlun at ChCmnltz gave IA rude RwRk-
sning 20 German Conservatives who
had maintained that the Socialist
party was not dangerous In spite Of
ltH great numbers. because II was and
would remain Il minority In the Ger
man nation, The convention not only
did much Ia unity the party, but also
by failing to condemn the alliance
with the Radical Party for the robal-
lettings In the recent elections. left
open the door for cooperation with
On-BoCialist parties in coming cleo
lions. Socialists with progressive all
lies may become strong enough 10
control the German parliament,
though they themselves may never
emerge from the minority.
A break with the old autocrntic sys-
tenn OF party control under which tbs
party affairs were In the hands OF
committee of nine men. was made
when the convention decided ca elect
an advisory committee of th,sty-six
members, one from each OF the dis
trictA into which the Socialists divide
the empire for administrative pur-
poses.
Only one decision OF the Chemnits
convention brought down general adj
verse criticism from the non-Social-
lats and from q respectable minority
~ the Socialists shemaelvea This was
the exclusion frana the party Of GER
hard Bil1ebfaad. 0 scholarly man
who hnN won ponklaefAble tame ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

Norfolk Va.--Tho football team NJ
tno baltl'shtp Michigan ycsi"tdn}
won IN. football championship uf th"
North Atlantic fleet Oy defeating NE
team from tie haitloship Sew IIamp-
shire, ~ to q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

RTsn' Aauls- 'FuaAa PAans SEA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
Fall Clothes
With Snap
to Them

Our Suits and 0veroOats
never look at all like the
kind the other fellow
wears. Each garment
has the appearance Of
having been made just
sorthe man who wears ii.
And the prices are right
600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
Tungsten Lights Are
the Attracting Force

Tungsten lamps give twice the illumination of Or
binary carbon lamps at greater cost for electricity
If your store does not have these modern lights let us
tell you more about them.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
TOO MUCH MRS. BRETON

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-A Womans idea of how d major league baseball club should be conducted is respon- sible, so it is alleged today, for the war that is said to be impending among the stockholders of the St Louis club of the National league and which is likely to break with all the fury of thunder storm when the annual meeting is held here tomor- row
 Edward A Steininger, president of the Cardinals, according to the gos sips, is dissatisfied with the super vision of the Bresna Hens by Mrs. Helene Hathaway Robson Britton, who inherited a large interest in the Cardinals. He alleges, it is reported, that Mrs Britton exercises too strict a censorship on requests for money from the treasury and that her main motive is to make money rather than to build up a pennant winning team that would in the end be more profitable.
 Mrs. BrittOn. who until six weeks ago was the only woman magnate in major league baseball, has the assistance, the wiseacres declare, of Herman Seekabp, business manager and trea surer of the club.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
SENATOR'S USE SOME
 RATHER HARD NAMES
Call Compensation Bill a Monstrosity and Apply to It Other
 Similar Epithets.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The sen ate failed today to reach a vote on the workmen's compensation biH and when at 6:20 o'clock it took a recess until 11:50 tomorrow morning, there vas a general impression the final vote will not be reached until Mon day. Senator Reed. concluding his speech, characterized the bill as d mOnstrosity and fraught with in- iquity. Senator Jeff Davis of Arkan- sas. condemned the bill in unmeasured terms. declaring he would resign be- fore voting for it. Davis charged the railroad lobbyists with persistent effort to have the measure railroaded through the senate.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
CONGRESSMEN VISIT PHILADEL
 PHlA

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Mem- bers of the rivers and harbors and naval affairs committees of the house arrived here today on a spe- cial train from Washington Aftey d series of entertainments this even ing, the party will be taken down the river tomorrow and will be shown the operations on the channel i'm provement and will also visit the Philadelphia navy yard to inspect the proposed site of the great dry dock provided for in a bill introduced by Representative Lee.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE George H. Crosby, Jr., of Holbrook, was admitted to practice in the United states district court yester day on motion of United States At tOrney ]. E. Morrison.
 JONES TO WESTINGHOUSE. A. Jones' of the corporation commission left last evening over the Southern Pacific for Washington where he will appear before the Interstate Com merce Commission
 TO UNION MEN OF PHOENIX The committee on the city charter will meet tonight. Saturday, at 7:30 D. m, in Labor hall. O'Neill building All union men are requested to at tend.
 FUNERAL TODAY-Funeral of the late Mrs. .. P Ridgway will be held at 3:30 this afternoon from the un dertaking parlors of Moore and Me Lellan The funeral will be attended by members of the carpenters local union No. 1889 members of which are asked to assemble at Union hall at three o'clock.
 HIS FIRST TRIPLE. S Blair, gen. eral agent for the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain railways. with headquarters at Los Angeles was in Phoenix yesterday It was Blair's first trip through this part of the state. He likes the town. The eli mate. the Adams hotel, Cater and Hy Page, and is coming again.
 MAY BE SAME MAN-Charles Eakins is under arrest in Denver, according to a dispatch on a charge of giving away imaginary lots on coupons distributed at q moving pie ture house. A similar game was re- gently attempted in Phoenix and Mesa but was exposed before very many investors" swallowed the bait.
 GONE FOR RECOROS-Earl S Curtis. deputy clerk of the United States district court went to Pres colt yesterday for the purpose of collecting and shipping the records of the old fourth judicial district The books. and other paraphernalia of this former territorial division of the court are the only ones which have not been received at the permanent office of the district court in Phoenix MIR. DAVIDSON SUFFERS RE- LAPSE-C H. Davidson, who sui fered a stroke of paralysis couple of years ago. and who has been an invalid since then. suffered d relapse yesterday morning about II o'clock while sitting in his chair in the yard at his home on North Second avenue At d late hour last night he was still unconscious and physicians were in attendance. His condition is regard ed as very critical.
 SUPERIOR COURT - Superior Judge Phillips suspended sentence yesterday on several prisoners who pleaded guilty to various offenses Court will convene at 9:30 this mora 1 ing and after another batch of de- i fendants are disposed of the civil i calendar will be called. and cases set ! for trial. There is quite q long list and nearly every attorney at the bar ! is interested in one or more of the ] cases A new trial jury will be re 1 turned Monday morning when the 1 criminal docket will be called. and 2
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
CONSTABLE KILLED.
Fight Between Fugitves and Posse
 Results in One Death.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

CLINTON, B. C.. May 3.-Provin- cial Constable Alexander Kindness was killed and Deputy Loring was wounded today in a battle between a posse of eight men and Moses Paul and Paul Spintlam. outlaw Indians, wanted for the murder of a man Eamed White. Kindness was the third victim of the renegades. The posse is encamped on the scene of the bat tie awaiting achievements. which left here tonight
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
kEMPER A SUICIDE.
Worry Causes Mining Man to Take
 His Own Life.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

KINGMAN, Ariz., May 3.-HOward w. Kemper, prominent for many years in mining circles in Mojave county, shot himself in the head at his home here last night A servant found the body today Financial difficulties and worry over the condition of his wife, who is ill in Los Angeles hospital, it is believed, prompted Kempers act.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
PLANT TREES IN MICHIGAN

LANSING, Mich; May 3.-By proclamation of Gov. Osborne, ar bor day was observed today all over Michigan. and especially in the pub lie schools of the state, where spe- cial exercises were held. followed by the planting of trees in the yards and playgrounds.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
Of Local Interest
slT4Hnos>
 usssssls-sssszssso STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re port May ,
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet .................... 17S.97 Contents of reservoir acre feet. 100,2l0 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 year ago today. feet :..... 166.70 Contents of reserVior 1 year ago
 today. acre feet ...........56 563. 100 Gain preceding 4 hours acre
 feet ............. .......... 1S0O Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ. l. ..................... 101 .SSO of water used for irri-
 gation, north side. M. I..... 37.470 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. NJ It,. 27250
 Water today in all the canals
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
IT SOUNDS FUNNY.
T. R. Denounces the Use Of Money
 in Politics.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

BALTIMORE. May B. Roosevelt made leisurely campaign through Maryland today. The colonel said at Havre de Grace he had been told large sums of money are being spent in an effort to buy votes of negroes. He said the man who sold his vote is guilty of treason to the republic. and in that case the negro would be injurinG his race.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
ANOTHER MOVE.
IAssoc1ArEn PRESS n1spArcHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 LAWTON. Okla, May 3.-Colone} Granger B. Adams. commanding of ficer at Fort Sill, has received in structions from the war department to have all troops ready to move to the Texas border on short notice.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
GOES TO YUMA.
Twelfth Infantry Will be Transferred
 From Monterey, Cal.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

MONTEREY, Cal. May 3.-The Twelfth Infantry regiment of the United States army received orders from Washington tonight to be pre- pared to embark at moments s notice. Company c of the Twelfth, is sleeping in shelter tents beside the railroad and will entrain early tomor- row for Yuma, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

JIMINEZ, May 3.-The entire rebel army of about 1000 men assumed the offensive today That General Huerta. the government leader, intends to make his final stand at Torreon. was seem ingly confirmed by the withdrawal of his advance guard from ConeJos upon the appearance of Col Caesar Canalos, with the vanguard of the rebel cavaI- ry- There was no fighting. but Jhz rebel leaders jubilantly telegraphed news of d triumph" Tonight the reb- els are near Conejose. about midway between EstaIon and Torreon.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
ABOUT A FORMER PHoENIcIAN

(NDOO A OTNHIEn F1OEINlSlFNN Mrs. Dr. Mary Lawson Neff former practitioner and very well known here for her connection with folk lore and antiquarian research has advised local friends that she is now connected with the state asylum at Worcester. Mass
 ANOTHER AUTOIST-L. A Amir ault. for more than twenty years d general contractor in this city has added himself to the long and grow ing list of automobile enthusiasts by acquiring a five passenger. self start ing electric lighted car containing all of the latest Improvements And this after a VOW that he would never drive an auto. preferring he said the milder excitement of a fine team.
 LIKES RATIONALE P McClain, passenger agent for the Wilmington Transportation company represent ing the Santa Catalina Island resort is in Phoenix for a few days in the interest of his company and ar ranging for the large volume of business which is expected this sum mer from the Salt River valley Mir McCIain is enthusiastic over the city and valley, and finds conditions throughout the state prosperous and encouraging.
 COUNTY THE GAINER-Abolition of the fee system is working to the pecuniary advantage of the county, all fees received by officers being now turned over to the county treas urer An example is found in the report of the sheriff for the month of April when that official turned over S5,850 in licenses, $S in fines, $37S received for the care of United States prisoners, and $11090 for fees in civil cases, total of $6,346.90. Under the old regime the sheriff was permitted to retain five per cent Of the license money, fifty per cent of prisoners maintenance. and all fees; thus his income under the fee sys- tenn for the month would have been S600.40 or at the rate of $7,204.SO per year The salary is 5000. cor responding favorable balance in all i of the fee offices is shown by the | treasurer's monthly statement
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
MEXICO CITY May 2--Whether

MEXICO CITY, May 3.-Whether the federal peace commission will treat with Orozco, the rebel leader depends upon whether Madcro will sanction negotiations with the head Of the revolution in the north. Ma dero. within forty-eight hours, said through his secretary he would not treat with Orozco.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
NEW YORK CLUBWOMEN

NEW YORK. May 3.-New York Federation of Women's club opened it's twenty eighth convention this morning in the Hotel Astor, with Mrs William Grant Brown presid- ing
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
TOOK ONLY FOUR
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHI

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-How- ard Morrow, a protege of Tommy Ryan, gained the decision over Jack Fitzgerald. a Salt Lake middleWeight after four rounds of fast, hard fight ing here tonight
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

yesterday:
 Gam. 6ptn. Temperature. degrees ....47 7S Dew point. degrees. ......29 26 Humidity. per cent .......49 r Wind. direction ........NW SW Wind. velocity, mikes. ..... 9 Rainfall, inches ........... Mean daily humidity ..............3 Mean daily temperature ...........62 Highest temperature ..............76 Lowest temperature ...............47 Total daily rainfall ............. 0 Deficiency in temperature yesterday degrees
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January l. ? degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday GOO inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month GOO inch
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. O.33 inch.
 ROBERT R BRIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
RUIN REIGNS THROUGHOUT
(COntinued from Page One.)

rebels are not far enough south to have met with any considerable force of government troops. \ pronuncia- mento by General Orozco yesterday addressed to the press of the whole world" was made public at Juarez today It says he has given orders for general movement south and he mentions the impetuosity of his troops. The press censorship at Chi huahua continues
 Gomez attempted to keep his visit a secret. It is thought the purpose of his trip here is to look after his political fences, which are said to be in need of repair. Some revolution ist leaders now in the field are said to have turned against him. and at least one newspaper in Chihuahua has Withdrawn its support from his candidacy to succeed Madero
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

FL PASO. May 3.-Emilio Vasquez Gomez, who was proclaimed provi- sional president of Mexico by the rebel elements. arrived here tonight from san Antonio. It is announced he will proceed to Ciudad Juarez to morrow
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Data for 24 hours ending 6:OO p. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

MRS. ETTER LEAVEs-Ars. J. T. Etter left last night for the east with her sons. Laurence and Dwight Mrs Etter's father is very ill at Kansas Cit[
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
SERVICE FOR GLENDALE

will he an Episcopal church service in the hall of the Bank building. Glendale, on Sunday afternoon at f o'clock The Rt. Rev J, W Atwood bishop of Arizona. will officiate and 1,raacb
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
FLOWER BALL-Tbe

Liberty band will give dance to- morrow night at Melczer hall. The affair is to be called the Gran Bailc de Flores" or the great flower dance. The grand march will start at nine