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Evening journal., 1912-01-24
SHORT STORIES OF THE DAY

a West End residence. and in answer
to his ring a man servant in rich
livery appeared "Wait a momcnt.
please" said the servant as ne took
the letters. "The mistress wishes 10
speak to you"
The postman's eyes frightened. Il
was the holiday season. Now. no
doubt, in recognition OF his regular
and faithful Il shall be glad.p he
said politely. ito await your mis-
tresse's pleasure"
In few minutes the lady ap-
peared.
Are you," she asked. "our regular
postman?"
Yes. madam" he answered. bow
ing.
DO you come in the morning
'Hes, madam"
And in the afternoon and even ?"
Again he assented, smiling eagerly.
Then the lady said:
well. was it you who broke our
l?'-London Ideas.
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Evening journal., 1912-01-24
PIrNIsHING THE CONSUMER.

IT HE uproar created in some cities by the ad-
4 vance in the price Of butter is followed by
announcement to the effect that not only will the
butter meh advance prices but that the Butter,
Egg and Poultry Association intends if possible TO
gain control of the entire 1912 output of poultry
IN order that prices may be increased. Mocking
the public this is, but it is just what the beef barons
did some months ago. Then the consumers or
gained and threats we're made of what would be
done to the barons The barons, TO be sure, are
now on trial in Chicago, but the proceedings
against them we're begun long before Mr.. and Mrs.
Consumer protested against the extortions.
Now there is news from Chicago that the entire
poultry output that goes to the big cities with the
exception of a few small blocks, as they say in
trade circles, is in the hands of spectators repre-
sentng small group Of New York dealers. They
intend to send the price of dressed fowl beyond
that farmers and poultry men who supply smaller
city markets, like Wilmington for instance, will
endeavor to follow the high prices of the specu-
lators.
The Chicago Despatch has this interesting in
formaton
Quite a number of Eastern buyers and
packers have been here for the past 10 days.
buying and trying to buy dressed poultry.
Sales are said to have been the heaviest ever
known in the trade. The buyers are espec-
tally anxious to get fowls, and are said to have
paid IA to II cents, in some cases higher. On
account of the short crops in the West and
Texas, shipments in the fall and this winter
have been the heaviest known and much of
the crop has come to Chicago"
New York dealers are convinced that the big
operators in poultry will corner the product and
make prices higher than ever before known
Evening journal., 1912-01-24
GETS HIS BOARD FREE.

There was never but one guest at
this here hotel that stung me while
! was on the job" the landlord con-
fided. Several have beat us, but not
while / was awake. But this here
feller certainly got on me. Say, he's
livin' here yet. an he amt never paid
me cent. Why don't / collect his
bill? How can /? Wait till | tell you.
He'd been stoppin' here for near
two months when / approached him
on the subjeck of gettin' something
on account. He was cheerful. | was
polite. Finally | got mad and put it
up to him straight.
young man, says |. you can't
leave this hotel till you pay your
bill
"Will you put that in writin'? says
he. And before | knowed what | was
doin' l done itl"-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer
Evening journal., 1912-01-24

The report of the State Bureau of immigration
of Maryland covering period Of eighteen months
shows that $50 families came into Maryland dur
ing that time, the heads of which purchased 10000
acres of land. The Maryland State Bureau aids
the private agencies that are bringing home seek
ers to Maryland One good thing about the new
settlers in Maryland is that they have brought suf-
fcient labor to cultivate the lands. 1t is also said
that combination of Ohio capitalists is forming
to purchase large tracts of wornout lands in Mary
Evening journal., 1912-01-24

BY his suggestion that the government own the
telegraphic lines. which the government will do
some tme-Postmaster General Hitchcock has
opened the vals of wrahs of the special interests
upon his head and their organs are barking at his
heels They say that he is not trusted by the Pres
ident and that Mr.. Taft wants him out of the
cabinet Mr. Hitchcock will now find that the
interests will be against him and If they dis
credit him and rout him from the Presidents Cab
met they will do So and they will not be careful
about what means they employ in their warfare
against him.
Evening journal., 1912-01-24

Unless the Attorney General backs water in his
support of Governor Wilson we shall have the
novel spectacle in Delaware politics of Gray and
a Salisbury working together.
Evening journal., 1912-01-24

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Evening journal., 1912-01-24

s-.---.--s
A woman has just filed a suit I'm the Supreme Court
asking that her marriage be annued upon the ground
that her husband deceived her TO his age She is
40 years old she said that when she decided mar
ry the some months ago he to her he was 35
years old She said that after marriage she discovered
that he but 81 She set forth in her complaint
that nine years difference i'm their ages made marriage
unsuitable; that 10 marry Of 35 bad enough
but for woman of 40 to be the wife OF a OF 81
too much
There have been several cases recently where wo-
men of 20 and UPWARD have married from 20 30
years their Junior and apparently did not consider
such wide difference in "a reason to apply for
annulment but then these elderly brides wo-
men of wealh.-Ncw York Evening Sun.
t-.-f--
Fine manners need the support Of fine manners in
others.-Emerson.
:-:-;-.
To that dry drudgery at the desks dead WOODLAND
Evening journal., 1912-01-24
Yours

Geo. ~. Litz.
Ch. Pub. Com. I. r. e. r. L. Of D.
Wilmington, Jan. 22.
Evening journal., 1912-01-24
:: Personal and Pertinent ::

In idle wishes fools supnely stay;
BE there win and wisdom finds way
Evening journal., 1912-01-24
COLDS CAUSE HEADACT

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
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world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
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Look for signature z. w. GROVE, 25c.s .
Evening journal., 1912-01-24
SURPRISED THE POSTMAN.

1t was the day after Christmas. ard
the hard-working postman plougned
his way through snow and a cold
wind. a sack of unusual size on ms
back.
He ascended the spacious steps Of
Evening journal., 1912-01-24

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TranQuilityi thou better name
Than all the family OF Fame.
Evening journal., 1912-01-24

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell Of:
"A Famous Lawyer and Friend Who
Sought Free Legal Advice"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
SPANISH WAR VETS
INVITE ALL THREE
PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES
Governor Wilson Will Speak
in Atlantic City September
10 as May Also Roosevelt
and Taft.
MCCORMICK CLAIMS NEW
YORK FOR PROGRESSIVEs
nn, n,saIns m.rsla =. 2. I.ss.sa MIr.l

S,ugirl 81 j. AUG lt.. ..lt has Ilr
ways been found tu Ue very easy
Iuh iu make nae explicit remarked
Governor Woodrow Wilson today
when hi- attention WAS cailrd Geo 9v-
ports from oyster BuN thtI Colonel
Eous,ftt. boo hH N,W England
sp.t,hpH would ,tll uu th, Demo
cratic nominee tu hr murr specific in
hH Interpretation oI tho Demo
cratic platform
The governor admitted that
strong urDEsu.U WAS being brought
tl bear Goa him Goo have him supak In
Maine before thr guhrrnaturiui rlec-
tiuus on september % The govern
orr presout expectation ia not to go.
1u, governor announced hc cs.
pc.t,d the western hraduuartors ut
Chicago Geo ',v opened at OuC, Jo-
srph D.. Davies. secretary of the na-
tioull committee is due there Mon
day lt N the intention ot Nh ua-
Firs after establishing headquarters
iu make O. tuul through Sc l.uuis.
Denver san Francisco. Seattle and
other western points Co determine the
best gcutors tor branch hDaduuartcru.
Governor Wilson has accepted an
invitation to speak Ht the rncamp-
mcnt ut spanish war veterans at A.
luntiC city ON September no. Thc
same week but ON different days.
Colonri Roosevelt and President TAFT
have been invited tu speak
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
CONTERENCE REPORT on
CANAI Biz ADOPTED

Washington. Aux. tG..--Tnc confer
'ncv report ON the Panama canal bin
containing the provisions against
trust owned ships ana granting freo
TOLLS tu certain American vcrer,a. WAS
adopted Dos the senate today. a. 10 ls.
after 90 futile nFht against n 4 by
senator RtaudcHrr, chairman u. tho
Panama canal committee
senator HrundoEsc urged that tu8
report hD rejected. the measure all
lowed to goo over for the srsalon aud
% committee OF the house aud senate
appointed tu thresh uLt the problems
involved Ho attacked the bill az a.
nail, framed
e b"u'yo tho hili nov 81 a viola
ton uf our treaty OBLIGATIONS win
GroHt Briian ana I cannot vote FOR
lt' he said
Senator brundcges proposed tenn
purhft resolution EivinR the president
power tp organize the canal force. 90
publish maximum canal tolls Of Et.25
per not ton, arrange for wireless
telegraph Installations ana mako proc
visions Tor repair uf ships.
senator BrandeEvr conceded that
be- could not offer she resolution as "a
substitute, for the conference report
nul urged that the conference report
ana the accompanying canal BIN po
voted down
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
Dy E,snrns Herald 4. .. L,a.ra wire,

Los Angeles, cal. Aug. b-Tho
condition ot Nat G. Goodwin. the
actor. who was Injured yesterday al
Rocky Point was reported as serious
today dt 81 catherine hospital
Goodwin was thrown on the rocks
When his boat WAS caught iu the
breakers. 70 was stated last night
th't hts injuries were Of "a minor nI-
turc.
Paralysis of the lower limbs has
developed, according to br Oscar An
dcrson indicating an injury tu the
spine The muscles OF the icn side
are also affected.
br, Anderson would not say that
MI GoudWiu's condition at this time
Was likely to result fatally. but add
mittvd that consultation uf surgeons
had been called Tor noon today.
MI Goodwin passed "a bad night
Tie told the nurHcs that hc Was bon
constant pain in the rcgtun uf his
spine, ana frequent hlp0dermic TN
lrctuns We're necessary tu give him
relief
u was learned today that tho young
Wmun who accompanied Mr. Good
win ana captain uldor of tho launch
Nora was Miss Marjorie Murrland.
leading lady for Guudviu's last COM
pHuy. She WIS uuluiuTDI.
Goodwin ana Miss MuTcland en-
gHRCd The launch Nora, captain Al
bert Hydor OF Santa Monica, Co mako
"a "trip up tho cuust Yesterday with
q view OF locating some land which.
he said, ne wished To- buy aud convert
into "a summer resort
The woman had % note which she
told captain lYdcr was tor AN Indian
who lived near HucucsIc, aud when %
spot twelve miles south of that place
had been reached she ,spied AN In
dams hut ana demanded that Cap
tain Hyd"r take her note ashore and
give IL to the Indian. Iydcr refused
because of the strong Tide ana rough
breakers, but Goodwin. takinE OF his
cont and vest, gru hbrd The note aud
Jumped into u TuWhoat
As the boat reached the breaker
line it was overturned. Goodwin was
thrown upon shore and stunned. with
the next roll 90 the breakers the boat
was thrown upun GuudHln.
liyder finally succeeded in getting
Goodwin into launch and hurried
Co Santa Monica. whrr, the actor was
placed ir "A hospital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
DARROW PERSISTENT
LAWBREAKER SAYS
Los ANGELES
PROSECUTOR
Not a Week During Nc
Namara Trial When Ac-
cused Attorney Was Not
Engaged in Illegal Practice.
DEFENSE WITNESSES
SCORED AS PERJURERs
tBy Evening nsrsid :. ?. Leased wire,

Dy EvssinE nerRid \. ?. leased wtrel
Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. t6.--Thute
was no desire on his part to- protect
The local attorneys ot tho McNamar1
defense iu the bribery scandal. gC.
cordinE to District Attorney Froicr-
iCks who resumed today his CLOSING
argument boo the trial ~ Clarence $.
Itf.W.
gbr u. i,Ld. no had charFhI shot
the district attorney held his former
asauCiutrs immune from prosecution
because thpF lived iu Los Angeles,
ANA hr Darruv. was stranger
Captain FrrdrriUks declared that
tho bribery must have been iustig
mated hN au attorney iu the McNa-
mara case. uut that none ut th, at
turncy' knew what Bert Franklin.
the hriber. WAS doing hut Darruv.
'redcucks attacked the important
Witnesses tor the defense, branding
most of them Hs poriurers, the half
dozen newspaper men who impcaChod
frHakliu's testimony alone having
been ahsulyod from that charnctcri-
Zltiun
The prosecutor then went into an
analysts of the states evidence nS to
the Vuriaus alleged oftonses charged
against barrow, during his prcpara-
ton of the Mcnamara defense.
There was not "a week during that
time declared Frcdericks. that the
defendant WAS not committing some
crime against Justice"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
TESTS RIGHT on pNTENT
MDNOppIlla TO ENIST

Washington, AuE 10 The mut INK
picture antitrust suit flied today Dr.
regarded hy the department ot iut-
ticc us one of its most important
moves under the sherman law as IL
suuarrly asks for judicial determi-
nation cot tho relation OF thut statute
tu the patent laws. The suit win test
the right of corporations ana indi-
yiduals Go join their respective pa
tent monopuiirs into one big mono
poly through combinations aud
agreements.
These issues. u is declared nro
brought out more forcibly ln todnys
suit than amy pending antitrust liti-
CATION.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
RECRUIT TO PITCH FOR
CUBS AGAINST MATTY

Chicago. Aus tG Word camo
rom the camps uf the New York and
Chicago National league teams TODAY
that Jimmy Lavender. Chicagus re-
Cruit pitcher would oppose Christy
MuthcWsuu, the star OF New Yorks
staff ia tho second game between tho
teams.
II was expected the crowd would
he as large as the one which witnessed
the contest yesterday when 81 was
estimated 5000 fans packed the en-
closure. Extra police were asked %
handle tho crowd. N also wac ar
ranged 90 open the games earlier.
Victory yesterday has Eot Chicago
baseball mad. The victory cut down
New fork's lead in tho pennant race
90 five games.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
PASSENGERS LEAP
TO DEATH FROM
FLYING CAR
Two Dead in Grade Crossing
Accident Near Salt Lake
City; Those Who Remain in
Auto Escape Unhurt.
lng E,.alas ussala a. g. Lss..a wlr.!

salt Lake CITY. Utah Aug. To-
Lcuping from AN automobile. which
escaped hy huirsbrradth nyiug
passenger train. william Grocsbcck,
salt Lake CITY, ana r. M Bradshaw,
Los Angeles. were hit by the ioco-
motive today aud Killed.
Groosbcck pioneer mining man
of utah. and Bradshaw. "a gcol0giu
Of prominence. well known Ia the oil
iiclts. were travelling with 4. Ei-
drcdge W. g. Goodrich and W y.
clark 90 examine e. mine. a. the
crossing ot tho Rio Grnde railway
track the attention OF Eldrcdgo. the
driver. was diverted bN farm wagon
ana he aid not see Denver 10 Rio
GraNdo passenger tmjn 80. 3 bearing
down ON him nt sixty miles AN hour
until the engine was within % dozen
yards. Eldrrdgc threw un the full
speed. As the car spflnR upon the
track GrpcsheCk anu Bradshaw
jumped. Bradshaw body WAS car
ried "a thousand feet ON the pilot uf
the locomotive
The back of tho automobile was
Rcraped by the train but those who
remained la tho eur were uninjured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
DESIGN ATIu TO THY CNSE,

ATNUnYI n, ', Aug Ib.-AI TU-
quest of District Attorney whitman
OF New York. Governor DN today
designated Justice Gon TO preside at
AN extraordinary term ~ tho supreme
court to hc held in New York Sep
tcmber 3 Tor speedy and vigorous
prosecution OF indictments which
mas be- found" Hs u result OF the
Rnsonthal Investigation.
in announcing the designation rl
Justice Gufl Governor bN. iu q
statement declares that "if there ac-
tuallN exists uu Infamous crime SYM
dicate' AS has been charged ln which
murder has finally become an m
cident" the facts should be authori-
tatively determined. TO the end that
everything which has made such re-
shameful condition possible may Doe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
Danger That Session May Be
Prolonged Indefinitely as
Result of Determination TO
Abolish Commerce Court.
SHARP DIssENsIONs
DEVELOP IN HOUSE
Canvass Being Made to As
certain Whether Attempt
Will Be Made to Override
Presidential Disapproval.
nv Ev.alnG usrala a. >. l.....0 vy,,,,

Wy uefaio - y Leased Airel
Washington. Aug. i6-Congrosa ls
uneasy over the situation created by
President TaftH veto OF the legislative.
hul
The house falling 10 pass the meas.
ure over the presidents veto yeatef-
DAY iH prepared TO drop the civil serv-
l'r scten-yehr provision and again
Iptce the president 10 pass upon tho
nbolishment ~ the commerce court
\ canvass of the senate was begun
10 develop the attitude OF the mnJnf.
iiy While bill to abolish the com
intrce court probably would be- ar
proved hN the senate. members dis
lkcd To again attach the provision Go
an appropriation bin and call down
another veto that might prolona tho
session,
Both houses are being canvassed o.
ilhd out whether the bill could ho
passed over veto 20 - contained only
lho commerce court provision
Attempts are being made to dlsposa
OF huaiuoHs Hu that adjournment may
De reached next ThursdHy. but the
appropriation bills are "a stumbling
block. The conference over the post
9I hlll mas begun but the general de-
iirirncY Dill has not yot bocn taken
az in th" senate and tho army bin hna
nos entered conference The sundry
clvil, indian ana naval bills are stiil
iu conference.
SHARP diasruHiun broke out In tho
subcommittee of the house npprnpria-
IONS committee during rcconsidera-
ton of the legislative. executive and
Judicial hili Two members were said
10 he iuaisiont that both aholiahmsnt
ut tho commerce court and thr seven.
year ritil service provision ho Insisted
ON but Oh" majority hold only that
tho wit'r nv kept iu the biil Tho
subcommittee decided tu Ipave Il tu
o. decision OF tho full committee later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
THREE DEAD, FOURTH
DYING; POISON
IN SOUP Pc!
DEADLY
Family Of Rocky Ford Preach
er Almost Wiped out; Ar
senio or Ptomains Respon-
sible for Tragedy.
PHYSICIANS AT LOSS TO
ACCOUNT FOR POISON
tDy EvsnInE IIeraIa a. b. Lss.ea MAJ

WY Evening ueinid \. u. Leased Mfrel
Rocky Ford colo. Aug. 10 Three
persons are dcHd ana ono other D.
Thought tu be- dyfuE us the result of
either ars,nloaI or ptomnlnc poison.
according to tho belief OF physicians.
Tho dead are.
MRS. LENA LATZKE. wifo ~ tho
Rev. tuHtuVo LntEkc Sr.. uustur of
tho German Lutheran church here.
HANNA LATIkE, their 9-yeur-old
GUsTAvus ADoLrWus LArzKE.
Jt., aged H.
Hoy Guspvus Adolphus Lozko is
said tu hr dying.
Tho mcmhors of tho Latzko family
Ny'r HFcn violently ul yesterday
cnamciyd Kettle. several physicians
were called iu ana agreed the deaths
were the result of poison. Thry are
90 u loss. huWrNe.. 60 explain how the
poison could have got into the fooe
" was suggested that the poison
Was placed iu the food deliberately
nut br lttNkc declares he has no eu-
,mics ana knows ct no one who
would knowingly dp either himself
cor his family harm.
The Rev. Mr. Latako is sinking
rapidly and u is not believed ne will
recover br r. q. Wilson. coroner
ui ttcru county. has been investigat-
ing thu poisoning of the Latzke fam
ily aud believes q desperate and al
ready partly successful attempt has
deem made Co murder the entire fam
ll}. Dr. Wilson points TO the sudden
and unexpected deaths uf the wife and
two children Of the Rev Mr. HuttO.
who occupied the German Lutheran
pulpit tNu years ago. Mr. Hutto re-
signed the charge here tu assume %
new one loo Idaho and Whilo on the
NHN MrH iluttp ana the two children
ate som" food that had been prepared
here ana died.
Tho symptoms we're the same as
those u the rusp uf thc l.utzlte fam.
ilN. Coroner Wilson believes some
person in Rocky Ford who dialikeH
preachers deliberately murdered Mrs
Huito and her two children uE well
Ha Mr. lHtIko aud her SON and
daughter 10 has developed That uth-
rr food ihun the suup. nt first Thought
tp Do" tho cause uI thr puisuuInE. was
riFDn Goo me LHt2kvs Ly 90 Rocky Ford
person ANA eaten about the same
Time. samples ut thD Huuu us We'll
as tho oth'r food stuff hap Ercn uh-
tuUud ana sent tu Denver for anul-
}r.H. Ih, contents ui th, atumanhs
u' me drHd woman uui hor children
hHt, Hlsp uDDu sent fur analysis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
MCCORMICK CLAIMS INV
NORk IOK ROOSEVELT

chicago, Aus. TO-. MfdUl MC-
'0rnick returned Goo Progressive
party headquarters from New YORK
today ana ettd Colonel Roosevelt
would CARRY Sew YORK because 0i
tho 'p"l'ng among up stat, Drmocruts
against men active 800 MT Wilson's hr.
hllf and nntiplthy OF up state fe-
ruhiicHns 90 President Tart.
MI Mccormick said tho Progress
FNo executive committee which will
direct the campaign practically had
been decided upon, bG' that an-
nOuncgmont of the membershlp
would not be made for some days.
senator Dixon viii return here
from New York Wednesday when an
important conference Is expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

Washington Aug tG. Mai. Gov
Thomas A. barry a. g. A.. superin-
tDndput ot tho military academy al
N,.f Point, has been aasa.ued Sci
command the eastern division with
D.. dli Urtors lu Sew Yopt sucf'' 80.
ius th" late Nai. Gen. Ffuacvi'i
Itut G.aLt
iu Drl m. "a ct tho Portland. ~" ~.
q 'H'g buht, win sue .rd Ocrrt.
IIrt .a suprriutendeut lt the NIL
nTy academy Aug 81
Rrig Gen. Taaker a. Bliss. acting
since General Grants death, ne com.
mandrr in chief OF the eastern diyi'
sion. returns to his duties as com.
mandcr of tho department ot thl
cost