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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-02
Thirty Exhibitors Affected.

Out of more than go artists exhibit
ing, perhaps thirty fall within the terms
of the censorship. The fact remains,
however. that public curiosity at the
works of the thirty has drawn more
patronage than any legitimate interest
In the creations of the remaining go.
This year the presence of an Cnus uaiiy
large number of works by the three
leading modern rad.ca. camps-post-iin-
pressionists cubists and futurists-has
made the event even more exciting than
it was last year. AS matter OF fact
only d small proportion OF the works OF
painting sculpture exposed are by
men belonging 10 those schools, although
their eccentric canvaseS and statues get
the lions share of attention from visit
orS.
The best critics of the old school,
writing in such newspapers as lie Temps
or lie Figaro, attribute new reason
for the madness of the three schools.
1t is that the men who are painting
those queer works in Paris now are not
Frenchmcn. blessed with the excellence
of IL strict academic education. locally
derived. but barbarians from the great
outer darkness of Poland. Little Russia,
Bohemia. Hungary, Norway, Finland,
Siberia and SO ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-02
Blow to Corrupt Government.

SANTIAGO, Cuba, November 1.-The
conservatives carried this city by a ma
jority of GOO. but indications this morning
are that they have lost the province.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29
FALL AND CATRON WIN FIGHT IN
 NEW MEXICO
Elected to U. S. Senate by Seant Ma jorities. Will Get to the Capital
 Ahead of Smith and Ashurst

SANTA FEE, N. M, March 27.- Amidst scenes of indescribable en- thusiasm, Albert B. Fall and Thomas B. Catron were elected to the United States senate today. The fate of the latter hung in the balance when the roll had been called, he lacked four votes of election-but before the re- suit was announced enough legislators rose to change their votes to Catron to put him safely across the wire. It was the SpaniSh-AmericanS on the Republican side who changed their mind at the critical moment. The vote as finally announced, thirty-five be- ing needed for election was as fol- lows:
 Republicans B. Fall, 39; T. B. Catron, 3S; L. Bradford Prince, 8; O. A. LarraZola, 2; Eugenio Romero, 1; William J. Mills, 1; Jose D .Sena, 1.
 Democrats Martinez, 25; A. A. Jones 23.
 Progressive Republicans-Herb J. Hagerman, 3; w. H. Gillenwater 3.
 Senators-elect Fall and Catron ex- pect to leave here tomorrow for Wash ington to present their credentials.
 The taking of evidence in the house nearing or the alleged bribery incl dent was finished today when the pro- secution called several witnesses for rebuttal, but no new facts were ellie ited. Attorneys tomorrow will sum up the case and make their arguments before the committed
 Governor Mcdonald today signed the first bill of the session which went into effect imm ediately. It is a law that makes false testimony before 8 legislative committee perjury and fixes the penalty at from one to five years in the penitentiary and a fine of from S1,000 to $5,000 or both.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29
CITY WILL WELCOME PRETENDING
 AUTO|STS
Elks to Have Honor of Entertaining Examiner Party Next Week. Post poned Smoker by Request of
 Chamber of Commerce

The good roads boosters of Clifton have been in>a stew this week until Thursday when the tangle was straigh tened out. The Los Angeles Examin- CT is to follow up it's recent feat of sending an automobile through to Mexico City with a coast to coast path finding party who left the Angel City Wednesday morning at 1O:30 o'clock and is now enroute to Phoe- nix
 Harvey c. Herrick, the famous auto speeder and record breaker will be ac- companied by Chester Lawrence, the chauffeur who ran the car in the Mexi- can invasion.
 When the Sunday Examiner was re- ceived here and the map of the pro- posed route scanned it disclosed that Clifton was not on the chart. From Globe the route was mapped via 5pringerville. Numerous telegrams passed between Dell Potter and the Clifton Chamber of Commerce, and the Examiner people and the over sight was soon remedied. The Los Angeles folks assured both MT. Pot ter and the Chamber officers that it was always their purpose to come from Globe via Solomonville, Coro- nado and Clifton.
 It was speedily arranged that a pill ot car from Clifton should meet the party in Phoenix as soon as they are notified that they have arrived
 Other pilots will meet them at Globe, Solomonville and Sheldon and the auto owners in Greenlee will be here to receive the tourists and help to place Clifton definitely and for all time on the transcontinental tour ists map.
 A meeting of the Chamber of Con- inerce held on Thursday evening and after consultation with the officers of the local lodge of Elks, induced the latter to postpone the smoker arrang- ed for Saturday night for the arrival of the distinguished guests.
 The smoker will be held Thursday or Friday night depending on the ar. rival of the auto party who will be the guests of honor.
 The prompt action of Dr. l.. A. w. Burtch, Secretary, J. J. Kelly and Dell 9otter saved Clifton from the possible slight and all Greenlee has cause to congratulate themselves on the com ing of the party to Clifton. Once they have seen what we have to offer there will be no other way
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Globe captured the second annual convention of Arizona Elks for 1913.
 Copper is selling at fifteen cents and more is being paid for April and May deliveries.
 Fl Paso secures the Texas Cattle ,Raisers association Convention for March, 1913.
 Snow fell in every month from Oc- tober to March inclusive in the Texas Panhandle section.
 Paraguay is the scene of a real rev. olution and fighting is the order of the day, not mere footing.
 Maine democrats refused to instruct for Wilson or anybody else, but will be unbound by pledges.
 Senator Stephenson saves his seat l by a vote of 40 to 34. Lorimer's chances appear to be excellent. Republicans in Congress ask the Democrats to join them in making 40 per cent cut in the tariff wool Sche- dule vide the Payne bill. The jury in the trial of the Chicago meat packers returned a verdict of not guilty of criminal violation of the Sherman antitrust law. Now that Nevada plans to go out of the vorce-while-you-wait business the Arizona legislature is figuring on taking up the industry.
 Fl Paso has boasted that gambling had been entirely suppressed. There are 57 cases on the court docket now on charges of gambling. Water enough to irrigate the Salt River valley for month flowed into the Roosevelt Reservoir within "A hours during the recent rainy spell.
 The British coal strike is apparent was declared. There is great dis | tress in all business lines as result. Fl Paso is now Central Banking" point for Chihuahua state bank. Their funds are placed where the moth and rust-Orozco and Rojas-cannot reach | them.
 Taft has beaten Roosevelt in New York, Indiana and Colorado and the Colonel is shouting fraud at the top of his lungs. He wants to wipe out the score and start over.
 It is possible that 100000 coal mine workers may strike April 1 as the op- orators have positively declined to ad- vance wages. Both anthracite and bituminous fields are involved
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

AS hlSSlSSlppl IS OH US annual rampage, now at the flood stage.
 Investigation of the coal trust is the latest probe operation of the govern ment department of justice.
 Douglas war claims against Mexi- can government are to be settled at once. The amount is $250,0O0
 Seventy-one dead and fifty-two es- capped is the record of the latest Okla homa mine horror at McCurtain.
 The German war and navy program arrangeS for continued increases in men and ships until 1920 at least
 General Henry Bingham father of the house" is dead aged Il years. He has been in congress for B years.
 The Maine legislature failed to car ry out the local option law and that prohibition state is still more or less dry
 The Cotton Tariff Board has sub- mitted it's report and President Taft recommends reductions in the scale.
 It IS reported tudC there are 4U,UUU unemployed workers in San Francisco and there is much distress in conse- quence.
 Three men were killed in a riot at Rock Island, III. The rioting was caus- ed by a newspaper attack on the may or of that city.
 Eight emergency bills have been in- troduced into the Arizona legislature. If passed they will become immediate ly effective.
 It is probable that Congress will ad- journ about June 10, so that the mem- bers may take an active part in the national conventions.
 The Standard Oil company of India ma has recently distributed stock div idend of $29,OO0,00O, earnings on a capital of one million.
 Locomotive engineers of fifty rail- roads centering in Chicago will vote Their demand for increase of pay is denied.
 Three attempts at train wrecking have been made on the Tucson-Nogal- es road by leaving a switch open. A reward of $500 is offered for appre- hension of the guilty.
 A. B. Fall and Tom Catron were elected United States Senators from New Mexico on the same day that Smith and Ashurst were elected by the Arizona legislature in joint session
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29
TOWN ELECTION MON

TOWN ELECTION MONDAY-So far as street gossip can be relied upon the Democratic ticket will win hands down at the election for Mayor and Aldermen on Monday next, April 1. The proportion should be even more conclusive than that disclosed at the primary
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29
Latest World News at a Glance

The Mississippi is on it's annual rampage, now at the flood stage.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29
MARK SMITH AND ASHURST
 ]. $. SENATORS

Final process Selecting Memberss Completed on Wednesday. Both Addressed the Assemblage Which Filled all the Available Space Left at
 Night for Washington Had Big Sendof
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Investigation of the coal trust is the latest probe operation of the govern ment department of justice.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Douglas war claims against MeXi- can government are to be settled at once. The amount is S250,000
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

The Cotton Tariff Board has sub- mitted it's report and President Taft reductions in the scale.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

It is reported that there are 10000 unemployed workers in San Francisco and there is much distress in conse- quence.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

The Maine legislature failed to car ry out the local option law and that prohibition state is still more or less dry.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Seventy-one dead and flfty-two es- capped is the record of the latest Okla homa mine horror at McCurtain.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Three men were killed in a riot at
 Rock Island, III. The rioting was caus-
 ed by a newspaper attack on the may or of that city.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Taft has beaten Roosevelt in New York, Indiana and Colorado and the Colonel is shouting fraud" at the toI of his lungs. He wants to wipe out the score and start over.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

It is possible that 100000 coal min workers may strike April l as the or orators have positively declined to ad vance wages. Both anthracite an bituminous fields are involved.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

General Henry Bingham father of the house" is dead aged 71 years. He has been in congress for B years
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

The German war and navy program arranges for continued increases in men and ships until 1920 at least
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Fl Paso is now a Central Banking point for Chihuahua state bank. Their funds are placed where the moth and rust-Orozco and Rojas-cannot react them.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

The jury in the trial of the Chicago meat packers returned a verdict oi not guilty of criminal violation of the Sherman antitrust law.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

A B. Fall and Tom Catron were elected United States Senators from New Mexico on the same day that Smith and Ashurst were elected by the Arizona legislature in joint session
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Republicans in Congress ask the Democrats to join them in making 9 40 per cent cut in the tariff wool sche- dule vide the Payne bill.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

The British coal strike is apparent ly as far from settlement as when it was declared. There is great dis tress in all business lines as result.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Water enough to irrigate the Salt River valley for a month flowed into the Roosevelt Reservoir within "A hours during the recent rainy spell.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Three attempts at train wrecking have been made on the Tucson-Nogal- es road by leaving a switch open. A reward of $500 is offered for appre henSion of the guilty.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-29

Fl Paso has boasted that gambling had been entirely suppressed. There are 57 cases on the court docket now on charges of gambling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
THE LOST

SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS
E sV AL9NH 5rer f4o at h S a 5 eH4 S @ % 5
OF deeas and would have nothing TO Go WIN f % e
enable him distinguish himself he was gwen the gn b to interview
South years previously with the that he had discovered
were received with dcrion by entire scientific world and the professor who
Scientists aHd Fysc as.aued anybody
mce Veteran SCIENTIST Roxon famous hunter and traveller and
Ma y4nc a to 60 t SG A 5n SS Maple W @ great
s s % @ 1 na1a nd a 0 o P G Aa5P Hs
$50 They had just managed to ea thc 5oF a w iP an &
OF faithful remained and helped them to @
oang day they discovered lot Of dinosaurs and then were licked
dous nightmare with attacks from horrible monsters and hair
Fnary Malone started up big make sketch the plateau
was SO shocked the sudden and appearance Of this
apcan that heatcd whether should climb down again and
tell my experience my companions But was already up so tar
the great oak that seemed humiliation return without having
carried my mission.
After a long pause therefore, to my breath and my
courage continued my Once put my weight upon
rotten branch and swung for few seconds by my hands but IN
the main was all climbing Gradually the leaves tnned
around me- from the wind my face that had
oncd all the trees of the forest determined however
to look until had reached the very highest point so
scrambled until had got far that The opmos branch was
bending beneath my weight There settled into convenient
fork and, balancing 1nySell securely Ioui III! ''i
wonderful panorama of this strange country IN winch we
found ourselves.
THE just above the western skyline and the evening was
particularly bright and clear that the whole extent OF
the plateau visible beneath me- 1t was as seen from this height
of with breadth of about thirty miles and width
Of twenty Its general shape was shallow funnel all the
sides soIng a considerable lake in the center This lake
may have been miles circumference and lay very and
beautiful in the evening light with thick fringe OF reeds at ITS edges
and broken by several yellow sandban which
cleaned golden in mellow sunshine y number of long dark
objects which large for agators and too long for canoes
Law upon the edge patches of sand With my glass could
clearly that they alive but what their nature might
could not imagine.
From plateau which slopes Of woodland
gadc stretched down for five six miles Go Tie
central lake could my very feet the glade OF the i-uauoi
and farther off round opening in the trees which marked c
swamp OF the rorodactyl,.
On side facing however, the plateau presented a very
- H. ...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
PLAN A CLEAN
Up WEEK HERE
General Removal of Rubbish
From Back Yards.

Acting Mayor Garretson has start
ed plans for a Cleanup week" in
this city, such as Is under way in a
number of other communities about
the state. He is ~endeavoring to ar
range with Graham & McKeOn, the
garbage contractors, to have them
collect backyard rubbish on days in
a certain week to be designated as
cleanup week. The scheme orig
mated in the northern part Of the
state. 1t is being tried and has al
ready met with favor.
The scheme Is in accordance with
a movement under way by the
health authorities to have back
yards and parts OF streets cleaned.
1t is declared the project will I'M
doubtedly work wonders In parts of
this city where back yards and parts
of streets are Uttered with tin cans
and other rubbish, in some places of
a years accumulation.
The Idea of the scheme ia to issue
a proclamation to urge all residents
to clean up their premises in a GER
tain week and place tk9 rubbish so
that 1t can be collected by the gar
bage contractors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Shelby have
moved from High street to their
house in Rector street.
Mrs. Charles Raddatz, of Stew
a%rtsville. is visiting Mrs. Alfred Null
len, OF Rector street.
Frank Durham. of Market street.
is visiting relatives in Washington,
d. G..
Mrs. f. w. Hope and Miss Helen
Hope, OF Market street, were New
York visitors today.
Mrs. Margaret r. Harper, Of State
street, is spending the afternoon as
the guest of her sister in Railway.
Mrs. Russell Rock, of Rector
street, is spending the day with
friends out Of town.
James Langan, of State street,
spent yesterday as the guest of
friends in Roosevelt.
Arthur Reason. OF Cortlandt
street, who las been the guest of
friends in New York, has returned
home.
James l.. Dunn, formerly of this
city, now of Jersey City. is spending
the day as the guest Of friends in
this city.
Richard Degge. of Jersey City,
formerly of this city, was entertain
ed by friends in this city last night.
James Hanson. of State street.
was entertained by friends in New
ark this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
DANISH OPERA SINGER
TO COME HERE AGAIN

Hans Petersen. a Danish opera
singer who has appeared here and
pleased large audiences on a num-
Der of occasions, has arranged to
offer a farewell concert with the
assistance OF the Singing Society
Frem in Washington hall, Friday
night, May 3. He anticipates ap-
pearing with a company that VIII
please and intends to offer a new
program of attractive numbers. A
few days after that he expects to
leave for Denmark.
Besides the assistance of the Frem
Singing Society, he has arranged to
have Sophus Knudsen offer a read
ing. Miss Theodore Mathiasen, of
keyport. will furnish piano accom-
paniment.
The committee making the ar
rangements is: William Zangen-
berg, chairman; Otto Skoyboe, Will
liam Poulsen, Oscar Harmsen and
August Trasborg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
ULTIMATUM BY
THE ENGINEERS
Bio Railroad Strike East of
Chicago Threatened.
spectal by United Press Wire.

New York, April 19:-Unless the
managers of the railways in the
territory east of Chicago and north
of the Ohio river reconsider their
fiat refusal to advance wages Of the
engineers by 8 o'clock tonight the
worst railroad strike In the history
of the United States may be precipi-
tated.
Grand Chief Stone, of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers,
fatty served an ultimatum on the
railroads today. He told J. c.
Stuart, vice president Of the Erie,
and chairman Of the General Mana
gers Association, that the roads
would have only two hours notice of
the strike unless they meet the
mems demand and he and the other
officials of the organization were
prepared to act after 8 o'clock to-
night. He said the referendum vote
has already authorized the calling
of the strike. The men demand
more wages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19


would be aloat today,' he said. No life boats were under
manned, he asserted. ut is said women in the second boat
had no oarsncn and were forced to row from 1.30 o'clock at
night until dawn, " Senator Smith said. con that have no
knowledge lsHay declared. In discussing his departure
from the Titanic Ismay said ~forty-Gv passengers were in the
boat with him. He said the first three boats were we'll filed.
VAST there any struggling or jostIng or attempts by men to
get into the boats, Smith asked. Il saw nonc, he answer
ed, IN a lowered tone Of voice. hdIng nervousIy with his
glasses. I'VE simply picked the first women we could lay our
hands on. helped put some in myself"
Captain Arthur Rostrom, Of the Carpathia, testified before
the committee that three of the Titanic's boats were rowed
by women, and that one Of the boats had but a
and a single sailor aboard. Captain Ros-
from declared Captain Smith, Of the Titanic, was following
the safest course for the season Of the year and was not at
tempting a short cut. The iceberg with which the Titanic col
ided was micharted and Captain Smith had no way of know
ing OF its whereabouts.
AS Ismay concluded his lengthy explanation of how he
left the Titanic Senator Smith put the question to him fatty
and brutaly:
Were all the women and children safe?'
-Isrnay looked down, blushed and replied in a lowered tone:
I'm afraid not
What proportion wasp
II don't know"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
To BUY COAL
FOR SCHOOLS
Board of Education Adver-
tise--Session Last Night.

The Board of Education at an adj
Journed meeting last night adopted
a resolution authorizing Clerk Jesse
COlyer to advertise for bids for 1900
tons of coal more or less to be dee
livered to the public schools in this
city during the next school year.
The matter of securing special teach
ers for retarded pupils was left in
the hands of Supt. S. F.. Shull.
On motion, the building commit
tee vas instructed to make repairs
to the roof of the grammar school;
advertise for bids for Iavatories in
School No. 3, and for the erection OF
a brick wall to replace a wooden
partition, in the basement of School
No. g.
The book committee was author
lied to purchase 300 diplomas. A
request was received from the Thorn
as Langan Lumber Company for the
erection of a fence on the northerly
side of School No. 2. 1t vas re-
ferred to the building committee,
which was instructed to cOmmuni-
cate with the lumber company rela-
tive to whether or bnot the latter
would bear one-half of the cost OF
erecting and maintaining such a
fence.
The board discussed the proposed
grammar school addition and man
ual training building, in the year of
the former, and sketches presented
by the building and special commit
tees were examined in detail. The
question of a central heating plant
at the grammar school was another
project to receive much comment at
last nights meeting.