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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
HEREI.S aEND EVERY
EFFORT TO SHeCtRE ARMS

El Pnso. Tex, June 6.-E. g. I40T-
ente. Mexican consul here, today de-
clared that Information from his Sec
ret agent was that General Campo
had left his command with General
Argumeda In the south ana had come
10 Juarez 10 assist in getting ammu-
milton for the rebels. Liberal officers
ln Juarez deny this.
The Mexican consul also asserted
that Castillo Herrera. head OF the
rebel customs house N Juarox has
been arrested By American authorities
al Columbus. ~ a.. for attempting 60
smuRaie arms across the international
border az that place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

Santa 10. NJ M. June 8. Acimg
under what the hcpublican majority
leaders OF the senate assert arH mum
erous prccedCnts. notably Lapham ya.
Miller. Hines. Volume A., ana other
cases settled by the Hen6te 81 tho
United States. the fifteen RCpuh-
licans IN the senate tislCd rs eighteen
members Of the houses. met in joint
session ln the senate az 1890 O'Clock
last night and within an hour had re-
elected Senator A ~ Fall 90 sue
ceed himself as senator in 1913.
The affair waA denounced hy Mr
liaFth. who declared again that it
was illegal and unconstitutional
Lieutenant Governor II. a.. DE- hacu.
president ot thc senate made TIE
same guiing as on yesterday against
taking the ballot WAS uyDffulcd un
an appeal by Mr. MiorA
Both Mr. Holt and Mr. CHAMPION.
the legal end 90 the Republican ma
iofity and aNoWed laaders on tho
floor of the senate asserted thnt
there was absolutely no question ns
tO the regularity of the entire pro
ceodlnEs and that the senate ~ tha
United states, under its past rulings
would be- absolutely bound 90 ac-
knowledge tho election,
The Democratic members Of the
senate refused ID vote which dld NOT
aitor the situation since they helped.
hy their presence, % swell tho num-
bor present The progressive Res
pubiichns. Mr Mccoy and ar. Sui-
Ger also refused 90 vote. Mr.. Nichols,
a member of the house. said he had
been invited no late that hc would
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
. oN04 NN e4NoNvNeO : :

The foregoing telegram received
this morning by thc Herald tells It's
own story and story Of vast inter-
est to thousands Of settlers In tho
greater honesteaders country of New
Mexico. This bill Nlll have the effect
OF greatly cncouraEing bona fide
development ~ the agricultural pos
sibllities OF the new state. By iss
provisions the en'rmaa rs allowed
to prove uD IN three instead OF five
years and Is allowed five months ab-
seDce annually from bis claim. II wiii
enable the average homesteader 20
finance his claim ahd develop Il at
the same time and the measure has
had practically the united support Of
all the western representatives and
senators.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
AIMS TO CHECK TIDE
or ANFERECNNs TO CANADA

Taft today signed the three year
homestead bill. permitting entrymen
on public lands o. prove their claims
ln three Instead of i've years Glowing
ave months apHonch from q claim cach
year and reducing the acreage to bc
cultivated on largr claims from so 20
40 acres, The pen used WAS given 10
representative TAYLOR of Colorado.
The bill Is designed 20 so liberalize
the homestead laws as 60 check the
Canada.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
GIRLS SLAP MEXICAN
WITNESS N
COURT
Young RevOlutionists Hailed
Before Bar for Attack Upon
Alleged Traitor to Cause
OF Lower California Repub-
lie.
1Hy E,salaE Herald 4. ?. I.sa.sa wI.s,


Los Angeles June s before the
trial 81 the Magun brothers and their
co-defendants for violation ~ Amerl-
can neutrality was resumed today in
tho United states district court. three
young Moxican girls. one of them Il
atepdeughter or Ricardo Flores Ma.
gon were summoned because uf an
attack they are alleged tu have made
upon pater MBrfin. a witness against
,ho MeXiCan reyolutinnigis,
Martin, a former officer uf the
Liberals" army Of Lower callfuf-
MIA. in the belief of the prisoners ana
their glrl defenders VIA a spy fuf
Diaz AZ he WAS making his way out
Of the court room he was met bs fhc
girls Miss Lucllc Ouidera siep-
daughter of Ricardo Flores MaROn,
and Misses tlclep LuoVnno and Mer-
codes flgueroa. the latter q daughter
of Ansclmo Flgueroa, editor of the
Mexican reyolutlonary paper 'Nesef-
gracion,' and q defendant with the
Manons
Miss Guldera stepped up % Martin,
who had iuFi testified that while in
the rebel army he had given out se-
cret Information.
you 1raitor' You coward" hiaaeo
the girl ana She slapped hls face,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
BRYAN PROPOSED IN
WEST VfFl(3INfA CONVENTION

ParkorHburE. w Va, June b~--s ~
YOU cannot agree on Wilson OF Clark.
shouted Congressman Iittlepage ~
the state Democratic convention to-
day, "loln with al OF US and nomi-
nate that Cicero OF the west, William
Jennings Bryan"
The band had sufficient time 20
plav through two pieces before the
domonsiratlon subsidized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
FRANKLIN SCORED
As TRAITOR TO
HIS FORMER
EMPLOYER
Detective Charged With Tras-
Ticking With Foes of Organ
iged Labor While Under Pay
From Mcnamara Defense.
PROSECUTION OBJECTS
IN VAIN TO QUESTIONS
IHy EvsAIaE HIsIaIa A. ?. Isa.sa wlrs,


Los Angeles. June G.--Bert n.
Franklin's probable relations with the
district attorneys office and tine Mer-
chants and Manufacturers associa.
tIon comprised the subject OF a
searching cross examination ~ the
witness when Franklin resumed the
stand today at the trial Of Clarence
81 Darrow for alleged jury bribery.
Franklin testified that about two
weeks before he entered the employ
OF the Mcnamara deefnae he had APP
piled 10 Assistant District Attorney
W. j. Ford for employment. since
his arrest for jury bribery Franklin
said he had visited the offices OF the
Merchants and Manufacturers assoc
ciatloE on two occasions.
District Attorney Fredericks OBJ
iectod 10 the injection OF the Mer-
chants ana Manufacturers assoola-
ton into the case. He declared that
the organization had nothing to do
with the prosecution OF Darrow or the
testimony -Of the witness.
The new line of attack on Franklin
by the Darrow defense was construed
as an attempt 10 show that Franklin
had close relations with those who
were said to De most deeply interest
ed sn the prosecution OF the McNa-
mara brothers.
Rogers referred 10 the half dozen
men present at the associations Of
fees on the occasion OF Frankhn's
first visit as the strike committee.
Franklin said he knew nothing Of any
stPske committee and added that tho
men were Fail my friends. for which
/ thank God"
How does Il come then" asked
Rogers. "that these men who we're
your cioBo friends were the prosccut-
ing committee OF the Merchants and
Manufacturers association and YOU
wero an emplOyc OF the defense ~
Franklin said 10 was a matter Of
business with him. lust as lt Is yours
10 defend Mf Darfow."
District Attorney Frcderieka made
q lengthy argument against further
questions concerning the Merchants
and Manufacturers association.
He declared that the association
had no interest IN the prosecution Of
the Darrow case
The objections Of the prosecution
were overruied and Attorney Rogers
continued Eriliing the witness ss "a
his relations with the organization
which R0gtrE declnred had been IN
charge for years Of the fight Hgalns,
union labor In Los Angeles and was
az the present time very close To the
prosecution IN the DarrOw case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
HAVANA WITHOUT NESss
VFeff1M Efi9fNff fttf s'FffIfff

Havana. June 6.-The government
was without news from ufiente prov
ince today 30 forward movement
OF troops O. expected until the soldiers
relieved of plantation guard duty by
the American marines have rejoined
their respective Commands and the
guerilla corps nov being ofRhnixed
has begun 10 take The field
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
FEDERAL ARMY NEAR
SANTA ROSALIA
General Huerta's Force Elk
pected to Be in Touch With
OrOzcO's Men Tonight or
Tomorrow Morning.

VWT -7T|--0--
Jlmincz. Mexico. June 6.--tienerai
Buerta'n federal arny uf 1900 is en-
.reute TODAY 20 santa Rosaila, fOrty-six
miles north of here where "a should
arrive al niRhtfall. santa Rosnlia is
only nine miles from Ia Cruz. where
Colonel Antonio Rojas and the rcnel
vanguard is reported 10 be statloned.
h Is believed. however thar Roias
Will fail hack toward Bech.niba, sixty
miles north. where the main columns
0f General Oroeco5 rebel arIsy ore
gathering,
uish near san Juan de GuS daiupe IN
Durango between General blafguct
and the rebel forces under General
Campo and General Arsuneda. The
feoorals are reported ~ nave 'iriveh
the rebels westward aad away frcm
Torreon. their objective point.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
GOVERNMENT SUES FOR
MAIL LOST IN WRECK

salt take city, June srhe first
suit ever filed Ia tnis district by the
government 10 recover from n rail-
road the value OF mail destroyed IN
a wreck was Instituted ln the fcderal
court here yesterday. Judgment
against the Union paclflc railroad for
tl2,3eh, with interest is sought on
account OF losses at wilkins. Wyo.,
IN 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
EFpORT TN SHOW FEDERAL
COOPER ALTON WITH stats

Los Angeles. June 6.-~chsef C0un-
sci Rogers OF the defense In the trial
of Clarence $, Darrow for alleged
Jury bribery. caused sensation az
todRy's session Of tae trial by plae-
ing Assistant District Attorney ". J.
Ford on the stand and subiecting him
10 u fapid-fire examination, The sud-
den move of the defense apparently
was inspired by dealro 10 show Coz
ofe4ation between federal ana state
sbyernments IN the Darrow proseeu-
tiOn.
Bert II. Franklin had short time
previously testified under cross exam
inutiun that his statement Ot Euilt 20
Ford was made al the office OF Oscar
I.aWief and ia the lattor's presence.
lsoWler then was special government
prosecutor Tn the special investigations
pt the alleged natlon-Wide dyhamlte
conspiracy of which the blowing up
of the Times building was said TO be
. part
ford obiected 70 questions asked
the witness az to LAWYERS occupation
on the ground chat "a proper iounda-
ton had not been laid.
VERY weiL" replied Rogers, we u
the foundation. hlr. Ford, please pe
sworn"
Franklin left the witness stand and
the prosecutor occupied a.
Asked whether Lawior did not oc.
cupy The position OF special todofhi
prosecutor. Mr Ford replied that ne
knew Il only hy hearsay
Judge Hutton said the court would
take judicial notice Of the fact thai
Mr. Lawler did occupy the position
mentioned.
Tho prosecution objected 10 the
court doing 50.
NJ Ford was osked by ROGERS 4
was not true that he took Franklin
20 LAWYERS office because Of tho or
fielal position OF the latter.
"Thc reason ! selected Mr. Law
lefa office" Ford replied. was be-
cause I wanted his assistance az a.
the law and facts ln the case.
Franklin then waa called 90 thf
stand for further cross examination
af "a his relations with the Merchants
and Manufacturers association, the
np0wed object OF this line of vueh-
tloning being 40 show nilcBao induce
ments offered Franklin 90 testify foi
lno prosecution Ia the Darr0w case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
members of the committee favorable
TO President Taft 60 Join In the inyi-
tation.
ROsnwATER CHAIRMAN
Off NATIONAL CONVENTION

ChIonTO, Juno u.---NICtOr HO1o-
water Of Nebraska was elected chair
man Of the Republican national conn
fnittce today 70 serve throuRh the
convention.
Mr. Rosewatcr will succeed the
late Representative Hlil Of Maine.
Tho seating % R. 3. Howell, who
was elected national committeeman
from Nebraska az the recent kepub.
ilcan primary Ia that state was not
taken up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

HnlpIHh. n. O.. Iune U.-~HuNpUFIeTH
OF Governor Wilson will strive 10
have the state Democratic convention
here today instruct ita delegutea at
large for him Underwood leaders
will fight for an uninstructed deie-
CATION.
About 600 delegates are said %
favor neither candidate, and probably
hold the balance Of power.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

san Ouontir cat, 5une q james
81 and john j McNAmara. the fore
mof serving r. lifc sentence aud tne
latter fourteen years at the San Quen-
tia prison as thc result of cunfea-
slons in the Los Angeles dNnamiiinH
conspiracy were deprived 0f their
credits yesterday. hRviug been accus-
"a 0f faillng 20 perform the tasks AS
signed them. They were removed
from the luto MILL according 20 War
den Hoyle. after repeated warnings
had proven Ineneclual.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
A IaAFOLE.ETTE OANDEDATE
fOR rlcNpOFAIfY CHLATftNAl

Madison, Wis, June G.--if Colonel
R0osCvclt's forces make q fiHht ON
Senator Root for temporary chairman
% the Chicago convention the I.af0l-
lette men viii put candidate of their
own in opposition 90 him. u was an
nounced here today BY state Treeeur-
cr Dahl. delegate et large from Wis
conain.
senator A. j. uronna of North Da-
kotn may be chosen, u is said, as
the LaFOllctte candidate,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
TODAY's GAMES.

NATIONAL GAMES I'tleIl't4NhD.
Philadelphia. June 6.-st- LOUIS
Philadelphia no game, rain.
Boston. June fittebura- Boston
game postponed rain,
New York. june V.wAcw York
Cincinnati no game, rain.
BFOcklyn. June -Hrooklyn-th
cagO. no game. rain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

Phoenix, Aria JUNE ts-siiy "a vote
of 80 70 q the house PASSED tho bill
providing for state election next
November. AT thS same time a bill
was introduced in tee senate proVid-
in sthal tho question ~ d state eiec-
ti0n he submitted % The people next
November and that if an election iH
ordered q shall be held next Fch-
FuaFy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
NJ INVITE ROOSEVELT
no INTEND b

Chioeao. June 6.-The committee
waa called 30 order nt the COLISEUM by
Acting Chairman Victor kOscwnter Of
Nebraska. n Vlis expected that no
contests would De- taken up, the work
of the committee seemed likely 90 be-
confined ~ Organization ahd adoption
90 ruloH Including the question of adj
mlttIn8 ihc press "a the hearing.
President Tafta managers practical
ly have decided 90 Invite ColN1al
ho0scveli % attend the discussions 81
the Republican national committed
daFine the consideration OK contest
eases 80 that he may be- aaEured of re-
eeiyinE foir treatment
The plan was frat made public co.
day and Il Wen learned that Repre-
sentative Mckinley had requested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

Sioux Fails. s u, june 6.--i.hscst
returns from the primary election in-
dicato that Wilson dalasntte VIII haNc
a good majority over both iInie oi
Clark dcleaatek Roosevelt nlurai-
rs Is placed at / z. 900 10 lt.noe aud
Wilson's l.000 tu i.o0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Indian affairs committee rec
commended 0ore bin o. allow
Apache prisoners OF war az Fort
Sili 60 return % New Mexico.
Convened nt noon and adjourn
ed az 1909 p. ~. until Friday in
respect 90 the memory ~ the late
Senator Nixon OF Nevada,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

Convened al a. M.
NcHumod general debate on
aundry civil appropriation bill.
Agricultural expenditures coH-
mittee continued its Investigation
into drainage division OF depart
ment or agriculture, with Engi-
neer J. o. Wright of Florida tea-
tfylng.
Secretary of navy asked Tor
$4,000 appropriation for cx-
punac of marine expedition SO
cuba.
samuel t0mperH urged judi
clary committee 90 favorabiy re-
port Brantley's workmcn's COM
pensntion bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

aIlne nuVRu Authority Extended.
WnehingtOn. june 6.-ln the hoIi
of curinillue the heavy loss ~ HE
lh the mining industry. she house too
dav passed q bill extending authority
of thr federal bureau ~ mines lo the
mining ~ slate eranite and similer
products.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

NEW York June N.-becanHc ot ts
lack of power 20 obtain necessary
data. the ao-callod money trust in-
veellsation ia its main scope VIII not
.te taken up until faIl This au-
nouncenent was made hy Chairman
paio OF the investigating committee
III the opening of the hearing here
today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
PRESIDENT SIGNS
THE THREE YEAR
HOMESTEAD
MEASURE
Bill Of Profoand Importance
to Development of Great
Western Country Finally
Becomes a Law.
WESTERN C0NGREssMEN
WITNESS SIGNATURE


. Washington -. c.. June 8. .
. The Evening flcmld. .
. Albuquerque. y 81.
. The prepldent to-day signed the .
. three-y year homestead bin In the .
. presence Of many western con- =
q gressmen. and this measure. =
. whlci Is one vi the most inn .
. portant ever PASSED affecting the .
. development of the west, has .
. become a law .
9 H. y. PERCUSSION. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

TODAws NEws ToDAx--
Hou Rei ft fR tho HERALD.
nistY Gents n month delivered
AZ your doofj fifty cents by
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04

woman. | didn't what the rest thought. So |
made fool of myself They didn't exactly rag me;
but they led me on especially the girls. Yesterday
they got me brute of horse-wel, only showed
that couldn't ride, not that was afraid; but was
i'll afterward from the fright positively i'll!
"They going a ball in the evening" but felt
queer dance and stayed behind. had to make
excuse l said that l couldn't dance. They
sniggered One of the said he should have thought
that was Just what l could do! Coward or not I'd
have struck him, if I'd had the ghost of chance in
fight the ghost of chance! What you big fellows
think is courage isn't: it's just strength. Still, am
coward. I've found it out tonight.
nNE of the girls stayed behind, too,-Nlss Carter.
~ She'd sprained her ankle. She's magnificent,
big girl two inches taller than She is very beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04
BY OWEN OLIVER

If had been her sort of fellow She the who
mattered. knew there chance, of course and
didn't show my admiration.
u wasn't fool enough to bore her with much of my
conversation though she very pleasant, and pre-
tended to be interested, and even sang to me- said
tired and would 60 bed early She looked rather
surprised-she used to seeking her company;
and they said she great firt.
al shall sit up and wait for them, think she told
me, if | don't find it too dull alone.
"She glanced at me under her eyelashes | was
tempted enough; but knew I'd make utter fool Ct
myself, if l stayed with her. attracted by her
beyond all reason, and [ didn't mean to be made
laughing stock | went to bed; and she stayed up. |
suppose she sent the servants off, because-well you'll
Il went to bed and fell asleep. Something woke me
up l thought it was a scream, womans scream. l
thought it might be her scream If hadn't thought
that, expect should have made that the door
locked and then buried my head under the clothes
and tried to 60 to sleep again.
"Anyhow, I put on my dressing gown and went out
into the corridor. 1t dark except where it
the top of the great hail. each side of the
stairs. A faint light from below came up there. 1t
caught the figures in that guard the
staircase. seem to them whenever shut my eyes
crept along there and peeped through the ratings
and then my blood froze! That's how it felt, any
miss Carter was standing over by the tall clock
like marble statue. Her hands were behind her, and
her head was thrown back. Her mouth open a
little as if she had screamed and stopped suddenly.
captain Maybury standing at the foot of the
stairs, with his back to them He is the strongest
L have ever knoWn,-a huge, red haired, bolsterous
chap, all muscle; not the heavy, slow-moving sort:
quick as lightning! dare say you know him by repu
taon He is said to be the strongest and the best
revolver shot in the army. I'd seen him pip the four
aces, after the other, at twenty yards, two days be-
fore. He pointing a revolver at her.
awe will have little conversation he said in a
soft voice that sounded strange from him. very quiet
conversation. You understand?'
"'I-understand, she said, if the words would
scarcely
"a quarter of hours conversation. 1t will end
at o'clock unless interrupted sooner. Then
Continued page 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04

through. He was
very grateful, and
he wanted to do
something to show
his appreciation. He
knew that | wouldn't
take money. So he
asked me down to
Exbury Hall. It's
three miles from the
junction, where | got
in.
al was a fish out of
water there, a retir-
ing, unmuscular stu
dent, among a set of
physical giants who
thought of nothing
but athletics and
sport. If I'd been
content to remain
out of water |
might have got on
all right. They
meant to be decent
to me; but l
wouldn't own that
l couldn't do the
things that they
went in for. No
body likes to confess
himself a weakling
before women. 1t
was the women that
upset Newell, one