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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
TIIANAToI'srs.

on the supposltlon that Thanatop-
sis" Is newspaper published in
either New Mexico or Arizona. the
Dallas News objects 20 a quotation
from that esteemed con. referring 10
the wrapping around oneself Of GER
tain drapcries and retiring to the ac-
compartment, Of pleasing visions. de-
claring that In the two new states
the Inhabitants mostly sleep on hunks
or irop beds. In commenting on this
We should first like to correct the
impression that "Thanatopsis' il pub
lished in New Mexico or Arlzona an
We are positive q amt The editor.
we believe. IT. man named william
jennings Bryant, or something IKE
that. and Il IL our impression that
the periodical is an eastern puhlica-
ton. Regarding the slumbers. we
might state that although we have
much better beds In New Mexico
than Texas ever heard Of We do not
use them save semi-occasionally, be-
ing TOO busily engaged in building
IN state thar win make Texas look
like a imckwoods county "a spend our
sirne dreaming. The Dallas paper
nays.
The ~ Paso Times quotes the fol-
lowing paragraph from ''Thanatop-
ais. which isn't included among state
press exchanses. bat may BE- news
PAPER published IN New Mexico or
Arizona;
$50 live THAI whom ,hs summons
comes 20 Join tho innumerable cara
van that moves go thou not like the
quarry slave at night sceureed TO
his dungeon, but draw the draprios
Of thy couch about thee. and he down
10 pleasant dreams"
Not knowing anything about the
journal IN question. OF course we are
unacquaintcd with The editor Of Than
topsis. buf righs here We want % in
dosse what he says IN the above brief
but rhythmic bunch. Not only has
ne the right idea. bat he has eouchod
~ IN iansuage very much superior,
Il occurs 20 us. Co the common par
lance OF the editorialisis Of che new
states. That man knows the true
beauties of siesia superinducod by
both mora philosophy and wcll-fed
iassitude. Not for him to toss un-
easily upon shucK mattress from
which the cobs have not an been re-
moved. Not for him the mental
quirks that come with evenfall and
bestlr the brain 20 a whirring actlvhs
IN those curinlned hours when II
should slow down 90 aumberon,
rurr OF 80 delicate voltage that oniy
the intangible fabric IL dreams maS
be evolved from Is fragile motlys
force. Then set that about th,
quarry slave HcourEed a. his dun.
seon.8 Only man VINO has seer
the convios In New Mexioo man.
handled In ihe rock pits could hay,
invented 80 apt smile or coHrs,
what he says about wrapping th'
'drapery 81 ms couch" h mostls
rhetorical pigment Couohes 10 Nen
Mexico ana Arizona haven't any drap
cries Most of tBo people In lhos'
virile commonwoalihs sleep IN huni
houses and the others curl up o.
iron beds without any ruffies % them
Bui ln the main the ThonatopsiE mal
certalnly puis ~ grand argument
for sofs and unterrified sleep, and va
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
ROSWELL Skinner
CEREMONIAL IS
POSTPONED
Death Of Edgar Calfee Yester.
day Causes Change in Plans
Of Celebration by Ballut
Abyad Temple, A. A. 0. N.
NJ. s.

Because of the death IN Roswell
yesterday OF Edgar Caifee. a promi-
nent member OF Ballut AOynd Temple
OF the Mystic thrinc. the ceremonial
session. which WAS % have begun in
Roswell on June 10th. has been post
roncd for two days Official an-
HeUncement Of the posiponemeni was
made today By Luxurious Potentate
Paul Tentsch Mr. Calfee, whose
death occurred yesterday, was one OF
the most prominent Masuns IN the
state. and his passing Will be deeply
regretted By q host ~ friends. Hav-
ing made frequent trips % Albuqncf-
que. Mr. caifce was aeli known Ia
this city and his friends and ec-
learn today 81 his untimely death,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
LOVELY WOMAN

Chicago News. n q woman n IN
able to reform a man during c0uri-
ship shelf never be able to dat nfser
marriage.
Baltimore American. did you see
where thieves lately stole 5000
worth Of false hairg I wonder what
the police said 20 that?"
They probably said rats.
Harper's Weekly: rs Mrs. BE
Brick IMP asked the visitor, calling
~ the London homo OF the suffraglst
leader.
"Yiss. mum said Norah. she's IN
Cor six months. mum"
Wheeling Register. The supreme
court OF Massachusetts has decreed
that women have q right 20 wear
skirts OF any length. hut how about
skirts OF any brevity2
Cincinnati Times-star She "a
Irritation IL always lots 81 fun" He
yes bus sometimes Il takes long
time 10 find out just who IL having
the FUN"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

should be GLAD 70 &c, his paper regu-
larry. n he should zee this we hope
the editor Of Thnnntopsis win UNDER
stand shnt &c ls suaeeaiion ihai hq
pleaae y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
SENT
TO COUNTY JAIL

Justice OF the Peace George r..
Craig today committed Ceciiio luCero
uf Mnrtincstown 90 the county inii,
until such "a time us he can b. eNum-
lined for hts sanity ln the district
court Lucer0 u sheep hrrder ht
occupation. 10 recently returned
home after being for months on the
ranges ID n believed that the SOLE
tary lie caused him 90 become Iueu-
tally unbalanced. Two Officers were
Required to take him 90 the city iuii
from Martlncxtuwn last night and u
was necessary for three mon 90 re-
move him today from the city jail To-
the county jail.
Et.. ..,.t.,a,, hen. .,., fr.ii.v9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

You need a pair of rubhorS for
watering your lawn na well AZ for
protecting your dainty shoes against
mud On a rainy DAY. You need a pair
ul tennis shoes for outdoor exercise.
We cnn Furnish you any aud an 81
them at very moderate price. q.
Mays shoe store. 3ii West Central
avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

Ola people should be happy and they
taken 10 strengthen the digestion ana
keep the bowels regular. THESE tab
lets are mild ana gentle In their ac-
ton and especially suitable for people
Of middle age and older. For Nhia
hy an drugeisis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

Mixed pird seed We mix this
herr, All tl,c hest quniit ~ sced used,
niao have hemp, canary, rape and mil
lt'tt a. scil separately
q. W. ft.E, Phone Is.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
THE STATE PRESS.

Further reports 81 the shootlng
at MoNnllon la which Cipriano nocu
killed ". o. simmons indicate that ~
WAS a cold-hlooded murder, naca
shooting down simmons while the
latter was unarmed after simmons
had told HRca not % speak 90 his
(Simm0nsJ wife. Indignation az Mo-
golion ls said 10 be Intense Raca w.
n jail nt socOrro.
The case against william Finn,
charged with assault Wlfh e deadly
weapon upon q Navajo Indian named
Nes-en- be-Eay. % on trial IN the dis
trict court al Aztec, san Juan county.
~ "a alleged that this fo-called AS
Eault procihitated tho trouble which
ended in the Willing OF Dick Wctherill
last year 40 the hands Of the Indians.
a serious fiio h. reported 90 be- rag
ing on the MescalcrO Indian roserya-
ton, lu Lincoln county the smoke
being visible from Roswell.
Good liuslnees.
Tho work done by the New Mexico
bureau OF immlsruilon u of afcnt
value 20 the state u D. certain that
10 has directly added much more TO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

Mrs. j. 3. Jackson. wife OF Day
Chief Jackson 81 the Commercial
club. D. confined Co. the family home.
1899 Wogf Central avenue. with
serious illness. I'd b. feared that u
viii br necessary Tor Mrs jackson 10
uadorgo e surgical opcration within
she next faw days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
UNCLE JOHN D. ON THE
STAND


fsls failure 10 raise hls hand implied
the contempt which he has uniformly
shown toward the courts Of the United
States. Il meant directly mental
reservation. ana lts effect Eas seen 10
his testimony he ala not tell the
whole truth" but eyadcd his ques-
tionrr, what q story there would De-
for the American people, what a rcv-
citation % history. II John y. Rookie
TELLER should ever tell the whole truth
without reservel--st Louis POST Dis
patch.
Mr.. ROckcfellers ignorance on the
witness stand Regarding the OIL bnsi-
ness ls almost as marked as was that
OF ar Carnegie concerning steel under
similar circumstances few years
ago. nosion Transcript.
The spectacle OF the Rockefeller
"inquisiilon" " one of those which
make moro recruits for Socialism than
mi the specches AIR. Debs and Mr..
Herser can deliver IN a lifotime.-
New York. Press
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17

southern drill grounds about 80 miles
off the Chesapeake capes about 3-30
o'clock yesterday afternoon and with
IN half an hour was on her way north
at 20 knots an hour to get in touch
with steamers that might have news
OF the disaster
The commanders Of both the scout
cruisers Salem and Chester reported by
wireless to the navy department last
night that they were heading for the
path Of the Carpathia and expected to
pick her up by wireless soon
Practically every formal social af-
fair on the diplomatic calendar in
Washington has been cancelled because
OF the Titanic disaster.
President Taft has tentatively decid-
ed 70 dispatch two revenue cutters from
New York to Sandy Hook to meet the
Carpathia and act as an escort into the
harbOr- The uestiOn will be deter
mined at a conference today between
the president and secretary MacVeagh,
Of the treasury department If conveys
are sent out they will be the cutters
Seneca and Mohawk, now at New York
The white house was not a cheerful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
NEW BUILDINGS FOR
NAVAJO INDIANS
Will Cost $25O,OOO-The San
Carlos Project Also
Favored.

Washington. D. c.. April 1.-THE
senate committee on indian affairs has
made a favorable report for the appro-
uriation OF S25O.OOO FOR reservation
buildings for the Navajo indians and
5z5,UUU Tor the san Carlos project IN
Arizona
VIII Report on New Officials
The judiciary committee Of the SEN
ate will make a final report on the
confirmation Of Overlook for marshal
and Morrison for district attorney Of
Arizona
Taft Signs Flood Bill.
The president has signed the bill ap-
prOpriating an additional 100000 for
the protection of levees on the Missls-
sippi and tributaries
Chaplain Prays for Better.
The chaplains of both houses Of
congress mentioned the Titanic dis
aster in their invOcations yestrday.
Chaplain Pierce in the senate referred
to the sore distress Of our people and
the sad fate that has Overtaken our
brethren on the great deep and
asked divine comfort Chaplain COu-
den in the house prayed for more
stringent laws for the protection OF
travellers by land or sea as well as for
those exposed to fire and flood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
BANK SUSPENDs AND
OFFICERS ARE HELD

New Orleans, La, April 17-Further
investigation into the affairs of the sus-
pended Teutonia Bank and Trust COM
pany resulted in the arrest today of A.
Wagatha, vice president and former
cashier, on the charge of receiving de
pOsits while knowing the bank was in
solvent He furnished $4,000 bail
Eugene Bushler, president, was arrest
ed twice yesterday. four times in all He
is out under $4,000 bail to answer
charges of embezzling S65OO making
false statements, cOncealing the eOndi-
ton of the bank and receiving deposits,
knowing of its insolvency.
Joseph H GOmila, director and chair
man Of the finance committee, made
another trip to the Jail today and de-
cided to stay rather than furnish S55,-
600 bail He is held on six charges, TIVE
embezzlement, making false statements
and cOnceaing conditions. and three for
forgeries of approximately S1450O.
Frank J. Braud. former cashier
charged with embezzlement of $4,000, IS
in jail in default of $4,000 bail Emile
c. ROehl, W. S. Rogers and P. E. Brus
are held as material witnesses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
MAY GLASS BICYCLE
THEFTS AS FELONIEs
Many Wheels Stolen in Ell
PasO and Plans Made
to StOn Practice

Because bicycle thefts have become
very numerous IN FL Paso, a movement
Is on loot TO have the state legislature
at its next session pass a law making
such theft a felony.
Numerous bicycles are stolen and re-
painted and many OF the thefts are CON
mitted by Mexicans who, when sent to
the county jail for a few DAYS, OF even
a month, on a charge Of theft under the
value Of $50, are better fed and cared for
than they would be if not in iail.
Another proposition which police ch8sf
l. \. Davis has presented to the citv
fathers is to have all bicycles registered
and sti0 another which he is Considering
is to enlist the boys in the support az
the police in recovering stolen wheels.
He thinks that II an organisation OF the
boys were effected, they would watch
for one another's bicycles and deteo4
stolen wheels, thereby aiding in their re-
covery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
DOUGLAS STORE IS
LOOTED OF SILKS

Douglas, Ariz-, April 1.-THE I'm
POrium dry goods store, the property
Of state representative Avery Surrv.
was burglarized last night, the thieves
securing gods valued at $500. Entrance
was effected by prying the lock of the
cellar door in the rear, boring holes
through the floor with a brace and bit,
and making a manhole.
No money was taken, though there
was quite a sum in the cash register.
The thieves confined their attention
TO silks and women's tailored goods.
Several suspects are under surveillance
of officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
Ell PasO storage warehouse. storag.
MAIL POUCH ROBBERY AT
CORONA is INVESTIGATED

Corona, \. NJ, April 17.-Postoffiee
inspector Allison is here investigating
the robbery OF mail from mail pouch
here. Letters in the pouch were opened
and checks and money orders amounting
to about 800 are thought to have been
taken. A number of checks and money
orders were left in the pouch.
Al Roberts. deputy sheriff, was in
town summOning Jury men for the Nav
term of court, to be held in the tenn
porary court house at Carrizozo.
A. S. McCamant has returned from
Magdalena. \. VI.
Man Sloan raided lobos' den near
town and captured six young lobos.
Cattle inspector Tucker, Of Alamopor-
do, is here to inspect a shipment of cat
tie.
Frank Maxwell of Carrizozo was in
town.
Corona has had ice for four DAYS in
succession.
Ben Dreyfus and Jno. May are here
from Kansas City to receive their steer
vearlings. contracted for last fall.
Let us crate and ship your furniture
If leaving town, or store with US
Either way you save. FL Paso Storage
Warehouse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
To Take Testimony.

Stirred by the horror OF the Titanic
disaster, all official Washington is pre-
pairing for steps to minimize the pos
stotlity OF another such tragedy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
SEVERAL KILLED BY
STORM IN THE SOUTH
Property Damage Heavy in
~ Towns West Of New
Orleans.

New Orleans, La. April 17-Several
persOns were killed and a large
amount OF property was damaged in
several south Louisiana towns during
the night by electric. rain and wind
storms In the early crop district north
Of New Orleans. the damage viii be
heaviest.
Most Of the damage was confined TO
towns just north or west OF New Or
leans.
The dead;
John Williams. Plaque Mine. struck
by lightning.
Frank Monteleone, Natalbany. struck
~ lightning.
Charles Giles, 6oodbee, caught IN.
collapse Of house.
John Hamilton negro, Manchas
Bayou. struck by lightning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17

cerned over the probable fate OF Mai.
Archibald Butt, Mr.. Taft's military
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
TAFT SENDS SHIPS
OUT FOR THE NEWS
Searching For Wireless
Communication with Res
cl1nd PaSsnnrnrS
PASSENGERS

Washington. D. c.. April 1.-THE
navy department picked up the scout
cruiser Salem by wireless at her pres
ent position some distance outside Of
Hampton roads yesterday evening and
gave her orders to turn northward to
set in touch with the Carpathia and
to report to the wireless station at
Boston as soon as possible.
Any information that she can OBJ
tain from passing vessels or through
direct communication with the Carpa-
thia will be promptly forwarded to
Washington
The scout cruiser Chester, another
fast vessel and sister ship to the Sa-
lem was caught by wireless on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
FINLEY ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE

Ivy Finley. who conducts a saloon at
the corner of Mills and Stanton streets,
was acquitted IT. the 34th district court
Wednesday morning when arraigned on
a charge of the murder of CTecenciO
Flores on May Il. 1911.
At that time Finley was a special Off
Ger of the Santa Fe Railroad company
and rushed to the assistance OF police
men who were dispensing a crowd of
Mexlcans IN the Santa Fe addition.
tight ensued during which several
shots were fired and Flor.s was KILLED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
ONE NEW CASE OF
SPINAL MENINGITIS

One new case Of spinal meningitis
was reported TO the health department
Wednesday. It is Mrs. W. c. Williams.
III North stanton. This makes eight
cases now in the city. The other cases
had been reported as cOnvalescent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17

! cerned over the probable fate OF Mai
( Archibald Butt, Mr.. Taft's military
aid
The White Star line officers in New
4Ork have kept the president advised
as they checked over the list. The
chance IS a elm one, but we arc stil
I holding to that one" said the presi-
dent as he departed for lunch
To Take Testimony.
Stirred by the horror OF the Titanic
disaster, all official Washington is pre-
pairing for steps to minimize the pos
stotlity Of another such tragedy.
Congress las beE1IH framing E1s8a-
ton TO govern life saving appliances
and wireless, and president Taft
doubly touched by the probable loss OF
held conferences with cabinet officers
to consider government control over
the operation Of wireless.
Survivors Of the Titantic disaster
viii be summoned to Washington TO
tell committees OF congress the facts
concerning the inability OF the steam
ship officials to save the lives OF all
the passengers on the liner. Rep
resentative Alexander, of Missouri,
chairman of the house committee on
merchant marine, and fisheries. an
nounced today an investigation in
which the passengers will give the
chief testimony.
A senate resolution introduced to-
day, calling for a comprehensive in
vestigatiOn of the Titanttc disaster,
was ordered favOrably reported by the
senate committee on commerce this az
ternOOn and Immediately brought up in
the senate The resolution was adopt.
ed without discussion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17
MEXICAN ARMY WILL BE
INCREASED TO 10000

is to
o a
bonds : o be upb
to
spurious liquors and other Injuries he
to Mexico
il
Iy through tax.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-17

rIace yesterday or today. for president
Taft and most Of his cabinet and
many of the callers were deeply con-
Arizona republican., 1912-04-08
Preferential Primary Cam paign at White Heat; State Issues Over
 shadoWed
BALLOTS ARE
 OF GREAT SIZE
Hundreds of Candidates for Various Offices; Chi cago to Vote on
 Woman Suffrage
IAssociated Press DiSbdtchl

CHICAGO. April 7-Illinols the great pivotal state of the present campaign is to have a preferential presidential vote to declare her choice for republican and democratic candi- dates on Tuesday. To a great extent this campaign overshadows the con test for state officers.
 On the republican side the contest between the followers of Taft and Roosevelt is now at white heat and each faction hopes to win the fifty eight delegates from the state.
 LaFollette will also appear on the republican ticket while Clark and Wilson are the only democratic can- didates for the presidency.
 On the state ticket the republicans have eight candidates for governor and the democrats five. There are fcur republican candidates for sen ator and one democrat.
 In many counties, notably Cook, the ballot will assume enormous propor- tions. Here in addition to the state ticket are S1 democratic candidates for county commissioner and f6 re- publicans.
 Chicago voters will also have a chance to vote on the question of woman suffrage and an unusual fea- ture of primary day will be the pres ence of women at the polls.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-08
Hundred Hotel Guests Have Narrow Escape as Floors and Stairways
 Crumble
TOWN SAVED
 BY FIRE WALL
Loss Twenty Thousand; Water Pressure Good; Republican Men
 in Danger

PRESCOTT. Ariz., April 7-(Spe' aI)-Fire this morning threatened the lives of a hundred guests in tho Head hotel. IL was discovered 1T the store of A. F.. Blackburn. Dense smoke overcame many firemen. Beri Triton of the O K. company wen into the smoke without helmet ol any equipment to rescue Dick Linei of the "Toughs' company. Tiltor reached the street bringing Liners hat. Liner. meanwhile. had beer thrown through a glass show cas' by a stream of water and hat crawled safely to the street on hi' hands and knees.
 The fire wall between the anne1 and the new hotel held the fire anc saved the block.
 It is said the fire originated under the stairway of Blackburn's store 1T the electric wiring. Charles Gentry deputy county assessor. who had room over the store, had a marrow escape. The stairway gave way a' he was coming down. Timerhoff'' drug store was flooded.
 The upper part of the old hote building was badly damaged. The loss is estimated at twenty thousan' dollars. covered by insurance eXcep Rlackburn's losses of four thousanC dollars.
 The excellent water pressure saved the principal portion of the mail street. There were three alarms an' excellent work by the local depart ment. Citizens remembering the las big fire which destroyed Prescott turned out en masse and aided th' firemen. A c. Smith. of The Re publican circulation department. an' Irwin Loeb. Republican correspondent were in the threatened portion of th' hotel.