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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11
General Building Operations.

Building operators in some fifty cities
regularly reported in the American Con-
tractor show an aggregate gain of 16
per cent for April 1912. as compared with
April of the past year. The first four
months of the year scored a gain of
Sd per cent as compared with the same
months of 1911 Gains of, 80 per cent and
over were made for April as follows:
Birmingham, 63 per cent; Columbus, LOG;
Detroit, 50; Indianapolis. 1OI: Los An
gees, 81; Nashville, 124:-New Haven, lis;
Rochester. Is, ard Toledo, los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

forward until now country homes are TO
| be found all along the entire route OF the
trolley line, some sixteen miles in length.
Mclean and Franklin Park.
Just now the skeletons Of houses in
various stages of building are to be seen
practically all the way from Mclean
| station back again to the river. Building
which is in progress in Franklin Park Is
not visible from the car line, because the
| land at this point rises above the level
| of the railroad track. The wooded heights
which are included within the limits of
| this property have been cleared sufficiently
| to make building space available. Cement
sidewalks have been laid for the benefit of
the occupants Of the houses already built
and those to be built.
/ Jewell. the next settlement in the direc-
| ton of the city, is the home OF the Vireini,
Country Club, whose attractive house is
/ on the brow OF the hin commanding an
/ extended view. which includes both the
river and the distant city. The county
/ is macadamizng many roads in this viosn-
| ity, with the result that virginia mud
| is becoming a thing of the. past.
A macadam road passes to the west of
the railway track at Jewell. and standing
back from that thoroughfare, each in It's
| own setting of lawn and shrubbery, are
several houses recently completed and
representing handsome type Of SUBJ
urban homes.
Improvements at Lyonhurst.
/ A short distance farther on is an Mt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-11

Improvements at Lyonhurst.
A short distance farther on is an at
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

say, however that we examined over
sixty witnesses In I'll Paso, In Los An
gcols and In Long Beach. In El Paso
senator Fall and myself had Drozco'
Sr., and "A number Of other Mexlchns
OF prominence on the stand. In Long
Beach We interviewed a number OF
wealthy and influential men, formerly
officials In the Mexican government
As the result Of the investigation we
have determined upon many things
heretofore obscure In connection with
the affairs Of the unhappy country.
Everybody knows that millions or
rounds of ammunition were sent into
Mexico from the United states; every
body knows that somebody financed
the sending of the ammunition. VINO
are the men responsible for the CON
tlnuance OF the warfare II ls difficult
TO say"
Because OF the fact that he IL chair
man OF the committee on Mexican
investI CATION, senator Smith did not
care 60 go into details for publication
az 10 tity ,,.... e.. ...s 4..4dIHEB, Dut
said that they would be reported at
the proper time In congress.
Besides being chairman OF the Mex"
lean investigation committee Of the
senate, Senator Smith holds many
other places Of power In the greatest
body OF lawmakers In the world. lie
was, as every man. woman and child
in New Mexico knows, chairman OF
the committee on territories at the
time New Mexico and Arizona were
admitted into the union OF states. The
history OF the final ana successful
fight by New Mexico and Arizona for
statehood, and the part that William
Alden smith took In that fight, IL too
we'll known to require repetition. BE
Il said, however, that Senator Smith
piIoted through "A maze OF difficulties
and dIscouraEements the measure
that finally permitted tho two terri
tories 20 assume full rights OF sell
government.
II was Senator Smith, who when
everything seemed lost aB far az state.
hood Was concerned, trimmed the
statehood bill down 10 suit the wished
OF those opposed 10 H. ana was sue.
ceasful In doing ths trimming with
such nicely that the measure proved
satisfactory 20 lawmakers and 10 thS
people In the territories.
II count a. one OF the greatest and
most pleasing achievements Of m,
publio life the asslstance I rendered
In securing statehood for New Mckee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

nnd Arizona" said Senator Smith
yesterday. ~ was always In favor Of
statehood for the two territories. AZ
"A member Of the house voted for
str tehood for New Mexico on several
occasions, and when IN the United
states senate voted for the measure
pvery time II was brought To u vote,
! believed the people OF New Mexico
and Arizona were entitled To self gov
eminent. What they did after they
secured solf government was their
own concern. But they seem 10 bo
doing tOlorably well for states with
such little experience"
referring TO the probe into tho
Titanic disaster. undertaken and ac-
compilshed In congress under his di-
rectiOn. Senator Smith said that the
inquiry was an exceedingly dramatic
one. The inquiry, Senator Smith
I'd. was as thorough as could be oh
tained under the circumstances and
probably resulted In considerable good
with reference TO the prevention OF
similar catastrOphes on the sea In the
future.
Senator Smith spent busy day
here yesterday with the Barths An
automobile trip. which covered the
loop the loop and "a trip to Coyote
Springs, with MIR. Barth AN driver, Oc-
cupled the time until nearly o'clock.
Dinner at the AlvaradO and another
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

motor ride through Old Albuquerque
ana the city aud country completed
tho entertainment. In Old Albuqucr-
quo the senator Viewed with interest
the old landmark adjoining the Brr-
nallllo county court house, which IL
said Ia have been the birthplace Of
Mrs. Phil sheridan. wife Of the Civll
war hero. senator Smith took a pho
tOgraph or the place and said he
would present II To Mrs. sheridan In
Washington when no arrived there.
81 have il warm spot In my heart
for New MrNico.' said Senator Smith.
just before leaving, ~ hope to come
hack to this state and visit every town
within its hurdcrB,"
The distinguished visitor eldcstcpped
politics AZ much M possible, saying
that he was out Of touch with the sit
uatlon because of long absence from
home. lie ls due IN Michigan within
n few days Ia begin n stump speaking
tour Of the state. Senator Smith IN
a candidate for recollection. In the
nominating primaries he received
1892 votes; Alfred Locking, DcmU-
crnt, his nearest rival. received 80
900 votes and Theodore JOslin, the
Bull Moose offering. received 5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
COUNTY CLERKS TO
TALK SALARY
SITUATION
Officers from All Parts of the
State Gathering Here for
Informal Discussion of Sal
airy Legislation by Next
Legislature.

County clerks from practically
every county la New Mexico are gath
cring In Albuquerque today for "a con
ference tonight which, II Ia under
stood viii be- devoted Ia salary leEls-
latiOn and other legislation affecting
the offices of the county clerks dur
ing the next session Of the Legislature.
The county clerks have no formal
organization and the meeting here
viii be private, II being understood
that ts purpose to go over legislation
submitted during the first state lcgls-
lature ana which is desired or which
In likely To be presented during the
coming winter. CLERKS from several
of the southern counties arrived this
morning while "a number from eastern
New Mexico came In last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
VIM. ALDEN SMITH
SPENDS DAY IN
ALBUQUERQUE
United States Senator from
Michigan, Staunch Friend
of New Mexico, Here Yes
terday Guest of State sena-
tor Isaac Barth.

Returning 10 his home In Grand
Rapids, Mich, after n stay OF several
weeks in southern California and In
El Paso. Texas. where as chairman
Of the Senate committee on Mexican
Investigation he conducted AN extern
slyo inquiry into the reasons for the
trouble In Mexico and those respon-
sible for II, william Alden Smith,
United states senator from Michigan
spent yesterday in Albuquerque. the
guest of State Senator Isaac Barth.
For twenty years Senator Smith and
State Senator Barth have been warm
personal friends. their friendship dat
ing back to the days when they we're
students together at the University OF
Michigan In Ann Arbor. Senator
smith arrived early yesterday morning
from III Paso ana left for the east
last night. lie met Mrs. Smith here
yesterday evening. his wife having re-
malned In Los Angeles while he con-
tlnued the Investigations into the
Mexican situation with Senator A. II.
Fall OF New Mexico In El Paso'
That the situation in Mexico IL a
complicated one; that intervention
viii not likely take place, and that
undoubtedly there are "men higher
up concerned In the insurrections ~
Mexico sums up what Senator smith
had TO say regarding the affairs 10
the country across the border.
"Details a. 10 our investigauor
into the Ne1ican altualion cannot y
made public AZ the present time
said Senator smith yesterday II car
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
EOR MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
On sale Every Day.

Ladies' soc silk Boot Stockings At,
per pair .........,...... 25C
Ladies' Soc six Llslc, double rlls-
tic top and double heel ana toe
Stockings. on sale at, per pair. 80
Ladies' 35c Heavy Fleece Lined
Black Stockings ......,.....2 3c
Ladies' 2jC Mcrccrizcd SILK lislc
Booted stockings ....,....,,,.I5
Ladies' ljc Hcmmcd Top, good cN-
ira weight fast Olack stockings.
on Salo at .......,,,........ 100
Misses 35c Finest Ribbed SILK
I.islc stockings ...............2 3c
Misses High Grade Fast Black
stockings. zoe and 25c values;
on sale i5c, i2lsc ana zoe
Boys strong, FI>t Black O-u-klD
stockings, zoe ana CSC values, on
sale nt........I5c, I2Mc and 1Oc
Mems Zoe cotton work Socks In
Black or Tan .......,.....,.. ~
Mems ljc Fast Black Heavy Cot
ton Socks ......,.,.....,.. zoe
Mems 'tStcclwcar" Socks In black
and colorS 2 pair ............2 5c
Mems SOC Famous "Stcclwcar"
Socks In black. tim ana colors.
on sale at, per pair BE
This sock II made OF mcrccriIcd
sea island cotton and looks like SILK.
Wears better. Ask for II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
State EMBALMERS
IN SESSION
Members of New Mexico
Board Meet in Albuquerque
tn Discuss Affairs of Or
ganization.

Tho New Mexico state GmhulmcrH
board met In Albuquerque in the
Commercial club today, with all mrm-
beers OF the beard present, The srs-
slOns Of the board were presided over
by Clark Dlllcy Of Roswell. president
Of the organization, NJ. ~. Koch.
secretary aud treasurer 0f Tucumcurh
and &, V. Stced of Clovis, urc other
members of the hoard In attendance
at the meeting, nt which viii bC con
Hidered number of matters of CON
siderable importance To Cmbulmers
throughout the state,
The New Mexico Funeral Directors
association Will meet IN Albuquerque
tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
8 LUNAT|CS
At ORPHEUM

The Coney Island Musical Comedy
co, close their engagement NJ tho
Orpheum tonight with the sidesplit-
ting farce. Lovers and LunaticA,"
This bill was written purely to amuse.
There isn't "A dull line or situation In
around the plot. An entire change OF
mulcal numbers and wardrobe viii be
used In this show and those clever
cOmediAns, Bohmo and Smith. will be
seen at their best. Don't miss this
last and best bill. Seats at VOLTS
cigar store In oRleliy's drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
ARTISTIC PICTURES AND PHOTO
FRAMES.

Through a streak OF luck we ran
across New York art store which
was dlsposlng OF its stock at about
half price. We bought n largo por-
ton OF this fine stock for spot cash.
We bought it cheap, less than hate
priCC.
Tho assortment consists OF high
class artistic oval and square Pic
lures with fine gold, ivory and steel
Frames. Tho pictures are landscape
ana hunting scenes. photos. Madon-
mas, cupids asleep and awake;
Mother" and catchy notices. Many
~ these beautiful pictures are hand
vulurCd by far the most exclusive,
finest ana largest assortment In tho
west values as nigh NJ $3.50, our
Fan Opening sale Prices will startle
you, only, each ..,,.,....t0c 20 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

j. W. Copeland, Of Dayton.O.. pur-
chased botttlo of Chamborlald'H
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
IA cold aud before the bottle WAS all
used the boys cold was gone, IL that
not better thun To pay u five dollar
doctors bin? For sale by all drug
gistH.--Adv. .f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
YWOHT AIlE ISytrEnn

Sick headache Ii caused by = dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamber
laln'H Tablets and correct that ana
the headaches will diaaDpear. For
sale by all druggists. I., a. Adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
FINE DINNER SETS.

lOO-picco Popo-Gosscr Gold Enam-
el Real China Dinner Sets. $50
value, extra special. ......,.S $4,000
5O-picce pupc-Gosscr plain white
China Dinner Sct--frw pieces
missing-S25.O0 value, TO close
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
LITTLE INFANTS WEAR AT
GREAT BIG BAllG AINS!

Baby Shoes. soft kid top and solos,
DOC values ,...,........,,... Use
Baby shoes. leather soles, kid tops,
soc values ..................2S ESQ
Babies coo Wool Toques. to close
AZ only .......,........ 20c
Babies Extra Quality Wool Boot
ecs, two specials at.. 25c and $50
Babies Wool Mittens. 20c values Zoe
Babies outing Flannel Sacques,
silk embroidered ............95 use
Babies Soft Cotton Stockings In
white and all colors. ..........iOc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Watch for POwelis float IN the pm
rade Thursday, Something free for
you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Erect Wen throw \ 20 you from
Powell Drug company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Cots for rent. Albert Faber. car
pets and furniture, sos West Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
MISSES AND CII1.DItEN'S UNDER.
WEAR.

Just received large line Misses
ana Childrcn's Flccccd Vests
ana Pants Extra special prices
for this great Fall Opening sale.
Prices according Ia age are use
down 60 100. ..,... .......
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
sn,Ms. scAnrs. r.Acr crnrArss.

sHAMs. sCAREs, LACE CURTAINS.
New line Ruffled ana plain Ab-
plique Pillow Shams and Bureau
scarfs. each csc
Lace Curtains in white and Ecru,
Special, pair 45c
window shades and Fixtures, COM
pietc. slze 36x72. soc values. .2Sc
Extension Brass Rods. i5c values Dc
s6-lnch New curtain Madras. 15c
values .,,......,....,.. loo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Trlmbis'S Livery Stables, Phone >,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
zoe ROUBAIX SUITINGS IMITA.
TIONS FINE WOOL DRESS
GOODS iOc.
81 SILK VEIVETS, Csc.

On Tuesday and every day AS long
as II lasts We viii sell regular
Si00 Pure SILK pan velvet, In
all the now fan shades ut nearly
half price, per Sard, ...,,.....O $50
97-inch New china Silks all Colors.
coo value ..,....,,,.,.,.,. 400
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
GUERNSEY WARE.

Indcstructihlc white Iincd GuCrn-
scy Warc--for cooking-Mugs,
Jugs, l'cun Pots, Pitchers. etc,
ull nt reduced prices during this
fan sale. Ask!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Jurdinicrcs, 80 aud lac Values
only to customer. ,.....,....25 c
The greatest special ever sold In
Enamclwarc; values up to soc;
choice ...,,..,.....,,,..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Extra quality IuCk Towels, lSX
30. l5c value. & for ,,,,,,... soc
Small Bath Towels. 1896 lie
value, G Tor ...,,,...,,..,,., soc
Rig Bath Towels, 2ONil zoe value.
Tor .'','''''.',''' '''.''' 'Ooc
iIig bath Extra Size and Weight,
3jc value, o for ..,.....,...Si,35
Barocrs Hand Towels, 1884, 6
for ..,,.,,,,..,.,,,. .,,,.,.,, zoe
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
HOTEL KAATERsKILL LEASED.

At recent meeting held at the Hotel
Ma rtinique OF the heirs Of the George j.
Harding estate, owner OF the famous Hotel
KaaterskiIl. in the Catskill Mountains. IL
was decided to remove the toll of 81 which
for a number Of years has been collected
from all automobilists who used the roads
IN Kaatershl Park leading to the hotel
The park Is the property OF the Harding
estate. and the collection OF this toll has
been regarded by automobilists as hard
ship This removal and the free use OF the
fine roads in the park, which covers over
eighteen thousand acres. will be welcome
news to all motorists
The heirs leased tho Hotel kaatersKil
and the Kaaterskill Park for term OF
wears to Harrison S. Downs. who for sew
eraI seasons managed the Hotel Kaaters-
kill, and was formerly manager OF the Ho-
tel Majestic and Hotel Knickerbocker. this
city. and George A. Richards. formerly OF
the Park Avenue Hotel and Hotel Breslin'
this city With the execution of this lease
the active control and management of this
vast property and hotel for the first time
pass from the Harding estate. The hotel
accommodates more than one thousand
guests. with assembly rooms for the use OF
conventions seating from fifty to one thou
sand persons.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
DENOUNCE NEW DOCTRINES
Phi Sigma Kappa Men Against
Referendum and Recall.

Delegates of Phi Sigma Kappa n the
number OF one hundred and fifty, repre-
senting colleges the country over. ap-
plauded the attack made upon the initis
tive, the referendum and the recall al a
dinner of the fraternity at the Hotel Man
haitian last night
These new doctrines we're denounced "a
heresies that threatened the very life of
the Republic by Emmet NJ showalter. Of
Fairmont, w. Va. formerly United states
District Attorney in that state. who said
in part:
A pure democratic government by direct
vote of the people, may for time saffice tnN
nation of hundred millions OF people II
Is absolutely impracticable and Impossible.
We constantly hear the stock expression
that the people are capable OF self-govern-
ment; and II is true that the people are
capable of self-government. The peopl,
will further display their wisdom and ca
affirm their confidence IN the principles OF
the Constitution and refuse 10 remove the
constitutional cnecks and make themselves
the only balance wheel for every whim and
fancy that may be suggested by Self-inter-
est and misguided ambition.
We have come TO the conclusion that the
constitution Is no moe sacred and has no
more force than resolution Of town
tiuuated doctrine anyway; that II was good
for it's time, but its trainers could not be
expected TO anticipate the constitutional
law that would be found in a constitutional
convention IN 1872 composed OF delegates
elected on the issue OF local option ana
woman suffrage.
Mr. Showater closed by expressing a
hope that neither Of the great parties
would make the mistake Of Incorporating
any NJ the three new doctrines INTO their
platforms at the coming conventions.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17

WORK WANTED.
Male
VOTING MARRIED MAN. holding position.
wishes 10 be occupied evenings cluo or MOTEL
remhey pos Shippen St, Weehavken, ". J.
Female.
TEACHER wishes pupils in stenosraphy; ex-
ceptional opportunity: English 10 Foreigners
A Lady, 25 East 14th ST
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17

STERN BROTHERS viii show this
week an unusually largo assortment or
distinctive and seasonable styles In WON
ems and misses apparel. comprising crea-
tions In street and evening gowns, SILK ana
wool fabric tailored suits. coats and wraps
linen. lingerie and lace garments emoody-
ing every new fashion conception. There
will also be on salo throughout the week
new French model hats. imported para
soils. womens footwear and attractive
spring and summer floor coverings.
LORD e. TAYLOR will place on sale.
beginning tomorrow. large invoice OF
Oriental rugs at exceptionally low prices
The shipment is said to have arrived long
past the expected time. and In order w
make room for summer floor coverings VIII
be disposed OF at low figures. The sale VIII
continue until tho lot is disposed Of
BLOOMINGDALES' is showing this week
a full line of Partisan house robes, nesli-
gees and sacaues. There also will be an IN
PRODUCTION of the newest blouses. Spring
curtains and bed sets will he offered to the
public at reasonable prices.
UEARNs announces the advent Of spring
hv a number of special sales, the first OF
which will be held tomorrow. Dress goods
will be offered at attractive prices, inciud-
ing broadcloths. serges and whipcords
Scrim and net curtains lace rugs and a
host of other spring articles will be IN
evidence During the week special prices
vii, be made for wedding announcements
and invitations.
ABRAHAM g. STRAUS are making
specialtv Of embroidered laTn robes TINS
week. There also will be large assort'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
HELD AS HORSE PRISONERS
Three to Answer to Charge of
Attempted Extortion.

Joseph Dohln-',". rrown as the "Yuska
Niger Jose i.ouerman and Hymon
Avenitt. alleged leaders of the horse poi
sonirg gang, were held in 5000 bail each
yesterday for the grand jury by Magistrate
House In the Tombs Police Court. on a
charge of attempted extortion.
The three men. II was charged. tried to
blackmail Max Levine, a lveryman, Of No.
g. Rutgers street When he refused to pay
"Yuska Niger and "Sleepv Joe" 500. one
of his horses was poisoned. as had been
threatened.
According to the police Dohlinsky, who is
a truckman al the Washington Market, mas
served time in Sing Sing for burglary.
while Lieberman has been an inmate of
Elmira for grand larceny. Dohlinsky, IT Is
charged, is one of the heads of the horse
poisOners Several times before he has
been arrested In connection with horse poi
soning. but each time he has escaped. While
he was i'm iai in Brooklyn recently his
friends gave bali to raise money for his
defence They made no secret of their
purpose. telling tho East Side liverYnan
that tho money would he used To get
"Yuska Niger" out Of Jail.
They went TO one East side liveryman,'
said Superintendent FrNel. of the animal
society and asked him TO buy so worth Of
tickets When he refused they poisoned one
Of his horses"
The gang destroys 100000 worth of
horses annually in this city, according TO
Mr.. FreeI. using arsenic solely.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
SHOWS HOSPITAL INCREASE
Bulletin SAYS Public Belief in Value ot
institutions Il Growing.

In tho latest issue Of the Department NJ
Health Monthly Bulletin. which will he out
tomorrow. it is said that the attitude of
tho general public toward the question OF
hospital treatment has underson" radical
change within recent years. and the belief
is becoming general that tho chances ot re-
covery from many diseases arc enhanced
by hospital treatment.
In the contag gious diseases such az small
nnI. measles, scarlet fever and diphtheria.
while second cases at home are always
great. in hospitals II Is Just the other way.
In England. il Is pointed out the public
has long understood the value ~ hospital
treatment. especially I'm infectious and con
tsgious diseases.
There are At present In London $500
beds for tho treatment Of contagious dis
cases. besides 1000 In reserve for smallpox
In New York at the present time there are
only 400 beds available for the treatment
Of contagious diseases.