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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-22
New rigs, gentle,
nice looking horses
HAY & GRAIN
Wholesale and Retail
Horses bought in any num-
Der
THE JACKSON LIVERY
G. M. SADLER

In the District Court of the Sixth Ju.
dicial district Of the State of New
Mexico, within and for the county OF
Luna.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-22

Quality, quantity and a reasona.
BILE price has placed us at the head
of the lumber business in Luna
county. Deming Lumber Co.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
Education Board
Blames City Council

Indications today are that the Joint
meeting Of the board Of education and
the bond commission Monday morning.
called to consider the bad condition of
the new schools. will be an extremely
lively session. Members of the board
Of education have declared that all the
schools are pin terrible condition AMI
that the city has been robbed in prac-
tically every one OF them They re
fuse however. to take the responsible
ity. denouncing the bond commission
as a cumbersome body placed over
them in authority.
IF council had trusted the boa d
Of education as It should have. each
one of these schools would have been
built from $4,000 to $4,000 less and
they all would have been built Well
said W. r Daley president Of the
board today
Mayor VIM and members of coun
eli are thoroughly aroused over the
gravity of the situation Before the
meeting Monday Major Winn will hav'
made thorough inspection Of all the
schools He VIII demand that the con
tractors and architects put these
schools in satisfactory condition or that
council Immediately proceed TO sue
them for their bonds The architects
and contra ctors have been instructed
to be present al the meeting Monday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
5 Per Cent Increase
For All Public School
Teachers Is Assured
Alderman Gambler Says Provision
For Raise Will Be Made
in June Budget.

Alderman John s. Gambler, chairman
of the council finance committee. said
today that the June budget would in
clude a ) per cent raise in salaries for
public school teachers. Alderman Can
dler declared the committee would car
ny out it's promise made in January,
when 5 per cent Increase in salaries
was given and another per cent
promised in September
This increase will raise the minimum
salary now paid grammar school teach
ers from S57.75 to approximately $1,000.
and the maximum from $7754 to sst.42
a month There are $50 teachers who
will benefit by it. including the prin-
cipals and the high school teachers.
The tentative June budget will be
reported to council Monday and re-
ferred to the finance committee for
consideration. Beginning Wednesday
morning the committee will hear re-
quests for new appropriations. Al
ready requests for appropriations
amounting to 100000 have been filed
with the committee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
WASTED
$4,000 ON
| SCHOOL
So Declares Alderman Warren.
Built for Four Hundred and
Has But Eighty Pupils.

Alderman James z. Warren expicd.
ed new bombshell in the bond ISSUE
schools scandal today when he de-
elared that $4,000 had been uselessIy
spent for the Ashby street school in
the First ward
The report OF the principal OF thai
school shows that during the past year
Its average attendance was only sn
pupils. while its capacity is more thar
400
When the school was being consider
ed w. NJ Slston, superintendent OF
schools. advised that the Walker street
school would be large enough to &C
commodate All the pupils Of that sec
ton. In other parts Of the city many
schools arc badly overcrowded
The Ashby street school was built
over the protest Of Superintendent sls
ton when there are not enough pupils
in that section to use one- fourth of it's
= .
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
Haunts Of Uncle Remus vii
Swarm With Children as
When He Lived.

\ golden page. will he torn from the
life of Joel Chandler Harris tomorrow
afternoon and held up for the world 10
see. At Wrens Nest hundreds of chill
dren will gather, will dance and shout
and sing Just as they did for him when
he was alive The stories of the tar
baby and the brisr patch and the
church fair when Brer Rabbit proved
himself too slick" for Brer Wolf will
be retold A hundred memories will be
awakened The place VIII be alive with
Just such characters as Uncle Remus
himself would have desired.
Beginning at o'clock. the annual
Nav festival given in commemoration
Of the life Of Joel Chandler Harris and
SNAP Bean Farm Nil take place. The
participants will be the little children
of West End, and they are being
trained by women Of West End who
knew Uncle Remus
Nav pole dances, esthetic dances,
dumbben drills wand drills and then
in Grand psgeantry the browning Of
the queen will be the order Follow
ing these exercises the booths viii be
opened one will be r. Tar Baby
Booth and QUO The Church Fair
Booth and so on. All chosen from
some story which Uncle Remus told 70
the little curly haired boy.
Mrs A. Med. Wilson is 80 general
charge of the ceremonies The music
win be furnished by Mrs George g,
Munger and Miss Nellie Munger.
Three May poles viii bo un~ound ny
little girls Of three ages. Tho drills viii
follow this. and then little Miss Con
stance Leroux viii give sole. dances.
The imposing feature Of the day viii
come when the queen. Miss Frances
stokes is crowned \ huge company
of bright eyed children viii precede
her to the throne place and after exc
cutting a few. movements they win di-
vide ia two large bodies of pink and
white with q lane in the center. down
which the queen win pass.
When the prog am. has been com
pletod the booths VIII be waiting for
the strollers. and II the strollers should
care 10 know their future Amid Trail,
q genuine gypsy fortune teller. with
tent and appropriate decoration, VIII
accommodate them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
SAMUEL GOMPERS
URGES ELECTION OF
FRIENDS OF LABOR

WASHINGTON. Nav S1.-That or
eanized labor win play a strong part in
the Forthcoming political campaign is
Indicated by President Samuel Com
pers Of the American Federation of
Labor in the June number of The Fed
erationist. issued today
President Gompcrs calls for the cleo
ton Of tho trade union members Of the
house and senate and urges every state
federation. city centra body and every
individual trade unionist to work for
the nomination and election Of trade
unionists 70 congress.
Pointing out that fifteen members of
the house Of representatives are trade
uuionists in good standing in their re-
spective unions, President Gompera
says:
The achievement Of this rems rka bic
result Of three congressional cams
paigns typides the aggressiveness Of
the trade unionsts in the eongr essiona1
districts from which these members
were elected and emphasizes the pc
tency Of well directed trade union ef-
fort
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
SEEKS DECREE To
KEEP NATE NO. z

Mrs Lucy Boomer the woman with
a husband and near-husband who re-
Gently appeared in superior court, will
a second time seek freedom from Jacob
Boomer, of Louisville. with the fixed
intention of remarrying and abiding
with Nathen Froelich of Atlanta.
Mrs. Boomer today filed new suit
for total divorce from Jacob Bloomer
in Fulton superior court.
Two weeks ago the trio appeared be
fore Judge Bell and told the jurist a
strange story Bloomer, who started
the court action to set aside his wife's
decree granted here. held the center Of
the stage.
He told the court that he had waited
in Louisville for year for his wife to
return and had received from her many
honeyed letters assuring him of her
swift and loving return Then ne found
she had obtained divorce. This de-
cree was held illegal
BIoomer Expected Her To Return.
Your honor said Bloomer, Il ex-
pected her back and had prepared an
elaborate horne coming. The date Of
her return was the anniversary OF my
birthday"
Then Boomer told the court Of his
great establishment His wife, while
keeping him content with written Gu
resses. had gained divorce decree IN
Atlanta and was lavlshing her affec-
tions on Nathan t'roelich, whom she
had married here.
Judge Bell aunulled the divorce de-
cree. prououncing Mrs. Boomer really
the wife of Bloomer
Despite the courts decision the WON
an left the court room on the arm OF
Froelich while Bloomer sat among his
LAWYERS and started after her
II never expect to go bach tn Nh
Boomer she said. Il do not love him
He always mistreated me. If live with
either. ii win be with Mr. Froelich.
"Bloomer never married me except by
common law and he always refused to
introduce me as his wife. He called me
his housekeeper ia public. ! married
him to get home-that was all"
Since the annulment Of the divorce,
Mrs Bloomer so her attorneys assert,
has never communicated with the mar
the court pronounced her husband. Size
has chung to Froelich.
Mrs Boomer says she was first mar
ried 10 John Thompson when but sew
enteen wears Of age Thompson died
shortly after the wedding Thrown M
on her own resources, She went 10
Gainesville Fla. and met Bloomer
whom abe welded according 80 com
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
Begin at Once To
Serve Sentences.

Fhe Two lads took their sentences
quietly being evidently prepared for
Inc verdict Of the Judge and they were
taken away Immediately to begin serv-
ing their terms.
The robbery 10 which they pleaded
guilty occurred upon an express dray
in front of tho Grant building, on April
IL. and it was 100000 in gems in a
trunk that they were accused of steal
mig. The jewels belonged to the Gin
.innati firm of s & H. Gilsey. manu-
featuring jewelers., and they were being
carried to The Terminal station from
Inc Piedmont hotel by negro driver of
Inc Atlanta Baggage and CAB Company.
Raul. who had been employed in the
hotel knew about this transfer, and the
uolicc charged that he and Roddy in
tcfccpted the baggage wagon in front
Of the Grant building, on Forsyth street,
ured the negro into the building by a
ruse and took the gems before he
returned 10 his charge again
How Roddy was captured in New
orleans. Iaul in New York and Wreun
N Birmingham is well remembered.
The police found some Of the gems on
Roddv and his wife, more on Wrenn,
and a quantity in kaus home. They
succeeded in recovering all but $4,000
worth Of jewels
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
100 OHIO CONVICTS
BALK AT CONTRACT
WORK AND STRIK E

COLUMBUS. OHIO, May S1.-One
hundred prisoners at the state peniten-
tiary went on strike today because they
were ordered to continue contract Ia
Dor work Warden Jones Immediately
placed the strikers in the idle house.
There was no disorder, the men simply
refusing to begin work.
The contractors had been ordered out
of the penitentiary by the state board
of administration. but had been grant
ed several extensions Of time and the
men struck today as a protest against
the delay
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
STATE WILL SUE OR
ABANDON TALLULAH
FALLS CASE AT ONCE

Final decision in the Tsllulsh Falls
case viii. IN al probability, be reached on
Monday
On that date Spencer Atkinson. George
Napier and Judge Fred Foster. acting as
attorneys for the Tallulah Falls Con-
servation association. will hold confer
ence with Governor Brown and Attorney
General Fielder. and an order to bring
suit against the Georgia Railway and
Power Company or a final abandonment of
the action by the state will result.
Representatives Of the Georgia Rail
way and Power Company called on the
governor TODAY and requested that they
be allowed to hold conference with the
attorney general before he was called in
for final decision by the governor The
intermediators for the power company
were Forrest Adair, f. J. Psxon, Harry
Atkinson and John NJ. Murphy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31

Criticisms made public by the board
OF education about the broken plaster
at Lee Street school are msnifestly un-
just and unfair to our firm and to DON
aldson & Pearson, the contra tors. in
asmuch as we should have been given
q chance to repair and make good any
faults that had appeared said Edward
T. Dougherty architect OF the school
building today in speaking of the
statements made by Colonel Walter R.
Daley, president of the board OF edu-
cation
The only trouble at Lee Street
school came from broken plaster and
that resulted from the natural shrink
age of timbers in the structure. Had
we been quietly notified we would have
sent q man out and had the plaster re-
haired in = DAYS time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
ONE KILLED, IA HURT
WHEN 'RUBBERNECK'
AUTO TURNS TURTLE

NEW YORK. MAY 3t.-One man was
killed and fourteen other persons were
injured early today wher. ? big New
York Sightseeing motor car turned tur-
lie. The automobile had been 70 Rock
away Beach and was on its return to
New York. when the car skidded and
upset. The dead man is John Eagan,
Of the Rronx Half dozen OF the in
iured persons are women.
The car was wrecked When the
authorities began searching for the
chauffeur it Was found he had disap-
nesred.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
YEAR IN JAIL.
FOR JEWEL
THIEVES
Raul and Roddy Plead Guilty to
Larceny and Are Given
Limit Penalty.

4 years Imprisonment each vas the
penalty Judge Roam imposed upon
George Kaul and Q. C. Roddy when
those two youths pleaded guilty today
10 the 100000 jewel robbery
The judge imposed the limit SEN
fence for tho crime of simple larceny,
10 which the two boys were permitted
10 plead
kaul was sent to the changing for a
wear and Roddy was given six months
in Jail and then six months in the
chaiugang
George Wlann. the third of the trio.
indicted directly for The robbery, was
not put on trial. AS his lawyer is i'll
and could not appear for him. and he
refused to plead guilty to the charge.
He sill be tried next Monday
lis mother, Mrs Ida Wrenn, and his
aunt. Mrs Marx Morris, who we're also
indicted in connection with the theft,
win not be tried until the next term
of court They are out on $500 bond.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
PASTOR GOES IN FOR
STEREOPTICON TALKS
ON BIBLE COUNTRIES

4 new and unique departure In church
work has been inaugurated by DR. Dun
bar ogden. pastor of Central Presby-
terrain church,
II is a stereopticon outfit, complete
ly equipped with fine lantern. slides
screen. etc. and at regular intervals
DR. ogden will give lectures on scenes
from The Bible travels in foreign coun
tries and other interesting subjects.
Tonight he win take up the early min
istry of Christ, and for this he has a
number of beautiful pictures, some
being colored
The lectures are not for the benefit OF
the congregation alone but are open to
the general public. Admission viii be
free
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
j. s. To ACCEPT
WATSON s Def

MACON. GA. May 31-A warrant,
charging Thomas e. Watson with int
proper use Of the malls, win be issued
upon the arrival tonight Of Postoffice
Inspector Sinms. who is on his way
here from South Carolina.
District Attorney Akerman said to-
day the only reason the matter has
been delayed thus far is because of the
non arrival of the necessary officer to
make It's issuing legal He declared
positively that the warrant will he is
sued
United States Marsha George White
viii be sent immediately to Thomson
to serve Watson. 1t is presumed that
Watson Will have bail arranged in adj
vance OF Whites coming, and that it
win not he necessary to carry him to
Augusta and jail him.
MI Akermau was shown Georgian
OF Yesterday afternoon in which Wat
son hurled defiance the Fedora gov
eminent and said The warrant, might
never issue. MI Akerman laughed
and said
Wei here IS the warrant. it only
awaits tho signature Of the proper Of
fetal
Some Of Watson 9 psrtisaus are say
ing that his is but move to embar-
rass him in the national convention in
Baltimore. 10 which he has been named
as delegate But the district attorney
ssys there is no truth in that charge
50 far as he knows The prosecutions,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
Aged Mother of Slayer of Hus-
band Says She Hasn't Long
to Live Anyway.
FATE OF DOOMED WOMAN
RESTS WITH FISHERMAN
Pardon Board Is 0eadIocked,
With One Member Absent on
Pleasure Trip in Woods.

BOSTON. May St.-Mrs Vincenza
Laura, the gray haired mother Of Mrs
Lena Cusamano under sentence 81
death for the murder or her husband
after Visit TO her daughter in the
death house today made touching
appeal to be permitted to go to the
death chair in place of her daughter.
The broken hearted mother says SIT.
is 10 years old that she has but few
years to live and that her daughter hs.
three children. After seeing her dauEh
ter today. the mother planned to visit
Governor Foss and make a anal plea.
for mercy or to be permitted to die in
bcr. damp btarfs D1aCe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
FIRST DEGREE VERDICT
ASKED EVEN IF ALLEN
DID NOT AIM AT JUDGE

WYTHEVlLLE. VA. May S1.-Ar-
gumont before the Jury in the trial Of
claude Allen began today. Attorney
John :. Draper opened for the COM
monwealth.
Judge Staples instructed the jury
that if the defendant Claude Allen
ared Al clerk Gosd with malicious
intent to kill him. but missed the clerk
aud killed Judge Nassie he should be
found guilty - murder m the first dc
grec
The case expected to he ~ the
baud If the Jury bv tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
City Attorney Says
Atlanta, Can Sue.

City Attorney Msyson today ruled
that the city could recover damages
from both architects and contractors If
the new school buildings were not sat
isfactorily repaired Some of the Of
Hcisls doubted if the city could sue for
the bonds of the architects and con
tractors since the schools had been &C
cepted.
MI Mayson's ruling means thai If
the contra ctors do not Immediately re-
pair the buildings the city will demand
in the courts that their bonds be for
feited and the architects will probably
be sued also.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
School Teachers
Condemn Conditions

Principals and teachers Of the schools
have been instructed not 10 talk fol
publication. but all declare the condi
tons of the schools are disgraceful
Pieces of the plastered ceilings and
walls are continually falling on the
pupils
On rainy days the rooms become al
most untenable on account of the leaks
Because of this school officials are
about to spend oil the money for re-
pairs. which was to have been used in
beautifying the school wards
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
YEGGS GAG LAUNDRY
GUARD WITH LINEN;
FOOLED BY A WOMAN

CHICAGO May S1.-Four cracksmen
entered the office of the Madison laun-
dry early today. seized the watchman
and another employee bound them win
clothesline and strips Of sheets found
in the laundry gagged them with tow
els from pile of linen brought in To
be washed and then attempted TO force
the safe with nitrogycerin A woman
saw the reelection Of an electric fash
light used by tho yegge. telephoned the
police and officers arrived before ms
charge had been exploded. The rob
hers hsd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
Mother Held To Make
Him Confess, Says Wrenn.

Wrenn declares that their indictment
and arrest were brought about by the
detectives engaged upon the case solely
in order to force him TO confession.
He says that the two women. before
their release on bond, were confined
with him in the Jail, and that he was
given TO understand that it was purely
his fault that they were in there, and
that they would he released If he cared
enough about their freedom 10 confess
himself The detectives deny this state
ment as ridiculous but Wrenn says he
win make it play prominent part in
his fight at the trial next week.
When Kaul and Roddy entered the
criminal branch Of the superior court
this morning, they were without law
yers, and had already agreed to plead
guilty TO the charge Of larceny, which
carries with it the maximum penalty
of year
kaul seemed on the verge Of col
pse. His health is completely bro
ken. and it is said the prosecuting Off
Gals VIII arrange to have him made an
effort To prevent his death from toe
heavy work before his term shall end
Roddy. still younger than Raul, won
some consideration on account of his
extreme youth and SJudge Roam. in
passing sentence upon him. told him
that he was sending him TO jail for the
FIRST six months of tho year On account
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31

The condemned woman is seeking
consolation in religion and is deeply
disappointed when Father Michael !.
Murphy Catholic chaplain Of Charles
town prison fails to visit her At times
she becomes desperate over the thought
Of approaching death, but the chaplain
succeeds in calming her.
Enrico Mascioli. her accomplice, also
under the death sentence, maintains
ealmness in his death cell and declare
be is ready TO die amy old time"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
RAINS GOING TO SPEND
WEEKEND IN ATLANTA

Local showers that resemble the April
variety are headed toward Atlanta, ac-
cording to Forecaster Won Hermann,
Of the government weather bureau who
says they got started in this direction
while he and his clerks we're taking a
day off in honor Of Federal Decoration
day
Tonight and tomorrow morning
should he clcaI and warm and the
showers arc due 10 appear Saturday
afternoon and probably remain over for
the week end
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31

Hears of Deadlock
On Her Life.

Mrs Cusumano was told for the irst
time today that only one man now
stands between her and the electric
chair He Is Alexander McGregor, a
member Of the governors council, who
has not vet voted on her appeal for
clemency The other members stand
4 to 4. He is on fishing trip in Maine
and unless he acts before next week the
woman win be executed.
She broke into passionate sobbins
when the news was broken to her today
and cried.
"Oh, Mother Mary, may he be merci-
ful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
TROUBLE ON IN BALKANS;
CABINETEERS FIST FIGHT

PHuLIPPOPLlS. BULGARIA, May
81 "A Bulgarian cabinet crisis is
threatened by the course Of the Turkish
wan and the unrest throughout the Bal
kans During cabinet meeting at
Sofa Yesterday the ministers Of ma
rine and the interior engaged in a fist
eight following an argument over the
inactivity If The Turkish naval forces.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
WHAT ARE YOU IN
SEARCH OF TODAY?

No matter if il is a
position, help. real es-
tate. farms, rooms.
houses. apartments. Of
fees. CARA ges. boarding
places, lost articles,
poultry Of all kinds,
business opportunities.
or any other concelva-
Bile thing. a Georgian
Want Ad will 60 get #
for YOU.
Georgian Want Ads
cost little. and accom-
plish much.
Read thcm, answer
them. aud u9e them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
THE WEATHER

FAR tonight; showers tomorrow.
Temperatures; a. M. rs degrees; 10
a. M 70 degrees: 10 noon, 81 de-
areesi p. m, 90 degrees,