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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
LOSSES mn 10 BAD ROADS.

j, T., Penny packer executive Score
tary Of the American Road congress.
estimates that if 30 per cent ot the
public highways ui the country were
improved not less than S.5O.ooU. 900
would DE saved iu The cost "t hauling
the crops oi lel2 Mr Pvuuy hacker
SAYS
Tho government prediction that
the crops now being harvested win
exceed ANY previous years Yield
should sorN, Geo call attention tu the
great losses that are poiug sustained
by farmers aud consumers DO. the
hauling OF crops u is estimated that
the Improvement ui the main roads of
tho country approximately ." per
cent would result m ace annual save
ing OF at least 8.1U.UUU.oUu lea tu,
cost ~ hauling alone. which would
ho sufficient Go Improve 10000 miles
nf road at further cost OF S. uu0
per mile. lu n,r ycors this would
Improve Se5U.OUU miles. which would
ho sufficient Go buns the total mile
pgc ~ improved roads up to -u p,r
cent"
At present ID .s estimated chat uull
% uttlo NOR, than , per cent ul tu,
public hghNuts have been Improved
The good roads movement says tb'
Louisville Courlor-JuuruaL ls raiumg
ground rapidly Wt IL N,l n, @ mann.
nrp 90 wears ucior, as much as a'
per cent OF the highway shall uaN,
been improved go the mcaulim,
persons who ur, compelled tu lrt'r
over bad roads must pa1 h,af. GAS
ia loss OF tim, aud Boa wear unH t,1l
of horses aud vehicles Iust um.
means lost mour, to thy energetic
farmer. but tow uf The mrm,r uHI
ize the extent Zoo which a, Hrp Iu.
ing money upaus, ul th, hauuI... u
had roads This simply u,lus
they have rpt studied th, que I"I
from that particular augl, Tho W
provomoni ul no, market roaUs of tH
country would bs worth millions 90
dollars Annually to the farming rlo
mcn' ~ our population.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
CHIEF ENGINEER OF
DRAINAGE ARRIVES TO
INSPECT PECOS VALE i

l'"sv.u ~ ". Sept i2 * a.
NyCrur, ,uiri engineer "t 90, drain.
lg, division of the department cot ug.
Ii,uUut.. arrived n i,u-vrll ,ostot-
GH, ..l 1000 inspection trip ui drainage
condition 900 90, valley sidney IS
Cooper Iu,l. government drJiuaF, IS
p.I returned from down tho valley 2,
m,,f $40 No,TuN, ana they win gu
u',. fn, l,ld together and discuss
condition. E.uyrIly
$780, Cooper hJs been spending SOW.
uuI daf around A..,siu and p,Nt"r
urtauilug drainage districts. uud vN.
poet. Goo have th, work completed boz
LOO SNORT Time Tho., Interested .u 40,
Ar,.la district viii hold "a mr,tul
thr afternoon and talk, definite ur.
uHu uu organizing there
Petitions urr now being circulated
900 the lMgyrmJL. LAX, Arthur ana
bDNtDr.Grr,uti,ld sections and Iu
short time Mr. Cooper expects that
Che actual work ui tuliug aud durh.
ing tor IrbWus, WIN bo begun
Mr. Cooper win soon h,giu 90,
worth uI organizing th, districts im
W"'n',N rut and south cot GosWyU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
TADC In the Solar
IHDO Plexas...


Trust CAMPAIGN contribution,
are Co be- revised downward
0
WHAT WE ARE uli ,hlcr, inter
cstod lu. however is V,rmonts maple
sugar crop
THE SrOONiNG season is fairly
with us where summer uublushngly
hugcrs u the Tap of Autumn.
o
THE ECCTION down m Mexico
MaE ,nd boz Intervention.
Iu 30 81, dn. t'f understood
Twill bc without Intention
o
tJB RELIEF that TIE hobbl, skirt
BE- Geo ru ls tempered somewhat ny app
prcaonsions az 20 what may succeed
.
THE CLAIM 10 being made that
the Sew McNlro run MODS, sort oi
got his horns tangled up tu the
branches.
THREE STATE conventions in q
week without a single fatality is tho
record Go which Albuquerque points
with pride.
O.
SENATOR CATHON modcsty r..
trimmed from mentioning those -four
cannon hr secured for the state ot
Sew MoNico.
TliE COMMERCE. court has been
suffering from series uf periodical
strokes of paralysis aud fears tha, the
ncAt one viii prove fatal
o
ANOTHER STRENUOUS day fur
thc president guluug. motoring aud
posing Tor the moving pictures This
campaign is simply ucrVC-ravkine
o.
ONO has PENStONED q woman
who is ill years old She - the
mother 90 s2 children. aud 10 Of them
served iu the yiNil war. We wonder
% tlc Colonel has been informed
o
LET rs TRY 60 keep la mind that
81, always have the right To protest
when tho number eft people shot on
this side of the line by Mexican bull
let's roachcs over one hundred In Il
day. u is understood wc may make
this protest without IN being con.
strucd yes intervention
o
lT ~ BEING furcihly pointed out
Dos % number uf our exchanges that
iust Js sure as vs., iusulcntly proceed
tu protect our citizens In Mexico. the
Latin Americans viii bc vcXod, and
th, prospect Is, ul course. one which
simply appals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

baseball madness are becoming az.
parent in the must classic of Amer.
team cities BOSTON is threatened With
one pouuaul aud pussihN two The
Red sUN have what De- ,ulgurN
known co. % "ciuch' On the American
League pcnnout and there ls no per.
SON iu town who win admit that the
Ncw York Giants. who have like
grip uu first place lea the National
iouguc, viii have chance 90 win 90,
houors iu the worlds series. soon to
, a, .aa,cd.
The Denver Republican H,ys II
/ is not the urst time BOSTON has had
90 champion team. but generally cham.
pionships huyc uccu accepted more
-luidly John Morrill,. manager and
captain ut the old-tlmv boston
champs never looked for baseball
uovs Oft the sporting page. but TODAY
the Red sox get the most Important
place iu each issue of every paper iu
town The affairs oi the political
parties. and the threatened war with
Mexico cam go Inside. but baseball
must uo largely and ioyous;y por-
lUlcd ou The first page The town
residents u Is said have even taken
Co wearing red hose. 60 show their
loyalty 90 the home team baseball
madness la short has BOSTON Ia its
clutch
Naturally one would not took fut
anything of the sort from city where
thr slrrot-ctI conductor used to ASS
Ior the latest kipliug bulletins when
that writer was critically 100 iu Sew
NutN Dld TO- lbscu. aud the other
.Eu,wrs Who hg,, held Boston uu
their hulI -ucu tu have lost their
scrip cot late aud 10 is said public
school pupils ru Boston can tcu T,ls
Speakers batting average without an
iustaurs hesitation. just as amy pupil
u uurogoucrat, Chicago can tell how
many bags Juhnu, Eycrs had pllfcrod
mp tu the time the last sporting extra
went tu press which ull gucs 10
show that IN, human mmUN acts
pretty much the same iu all places
WHEN The athletic germ ulls the air
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
RIM SPEED MANIA

The great American rpcodum1uiat
has been r,tt,ug u h,s dr.dk ,,nrl,
amin r,-u.. ,... ,..., .., 80.
w. " ~ '''' "
"''"'' "'o''H severely '"j"t'd as '"'
result OF q motorcycles crashing into
Ia crowd OF spectators, This shocking
fatality calls attention not oniy tn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13


also tm losing flesh rupidi, pud
tUc doctors Say have every s,mpt m
uf Brigag- disease ct th, Nlducys g.
tou thluN I would be- benefited o..
purunu / win certainly tty some as
the doctors have practically given mc
up, thr same as they did him.
ln reply : wish Co say first. thot {
never make any promises as Go what
pcrunU VIII cure 80 physician can
make positive statements of that sort
I can -U' this much. however, ~ I
we're o. YOUR place should certainly
give prruuu 90 TRIAL know uf n'
other remedy tnat would b, -u likely
600 hy uf use Co. Won 300 your present
condition ls Prruuu. Take e table
spoonful before each mvJI ana go acd-
time Continue this for two or three
weeks and then lf ihcrc is anything
you wish 60 t-k mv further write inc
aud VIII give your letter prompt at
t,utIon
% uud that the pcruua Is not help
..ug sou ! win bc perfectly frank and
t.ll sou -u tor . would not have you
take prruuI unless 10 was really help
iu- ,uu but 30 has rescued s1 mpnr
cases "r kidney disease ih1i IN quito
.ouud,ut YOU VIII uud 90 yN1gt, suit
,d Geo .uur case.
kidney disease begins with g1tIrrh
sc tA, Kidneys pcruul 's r1tarrh
remedy Unless the destruction uf the
Nduc,s a already too great pcrur1
relieves thc caturrh and tac cause ot
On, kidney disease De- removed.
asgI unxlously await report OF
Your case, Remember all letters ar"
-lgr,Ju confidential never usr any
uuas uumC OF address without his
written consent Ny vspoudcn,o
D. absolutely private.
p,ruuu i~ Tor sale az 500 drug stores
SPIIINI. NOTICE MANY persons
arc muk,og uuwr,,s fen tho o'd-ttmc
pewuH Tu su,a would Say. THIS tor
muIy Is uuV put uut under tl, uUiuD
Of NN-TNE-&O. manufactured by So
TNIt.Nu Company columbus, Onto.
Write tuyu .ud turI viii DO, pleased
Goo send .uu free booklet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Miss Iulu g. lathr"p, the head "i
the newly elected childrou's' bureau.
has bright wit once at % meeting
at IIull House. whore great deaf
had been said about vomcu's iutuir
ton, Miss Latlr"p said she observed
that Whenever animals show iutc'i-
scu,,, % is called instinct. whenever
women -h6v, Intelligence h rs called
intuition. but whenever men show
intelligence. d is ,ulcd simply intel
ugyuur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
IN TORRANCE COT NrN

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
INTERVENTION IN
MEXICO.

Detroit Free Press American sent
mcnt viii general, be hope thui
hOstilltics may not Dec urlpssur, Doe
tween Ourselves and Mexico. but q de
termination that qua national homo,
must De- uph,ld iu uul oN,ut and TINT
Intervention, huNDrr uudrsiIubl,
must come ir ne Other means viii ,nu
the ntolcrublc conditions go th,
south.
Memphis Commct.ia Npyl o.
affuirr du Not Improve. whether o.,
Wishes % coz not President Tau wiI
hc forced Go intervene Tive wan br.
tween the two countries viii bv ul
brief duration. but the bitterness u
will generate VIII hast for generation.
10 come and VIII br the occasion ul
general regret However American
Interests must be- protected. sp lf i'
becomes necessary lvt the president
act.
Cleveland Plain Dealer lu spite ul
the cXaspernting situation 100 spite "l
the obvious reasons lut intervention
President TAFT pildcuu, hc-it,io~ g.,
W. WI l'NA % N W lllNN NNN|N Iiih"N.. 100
last TOR years and certainly cost mill
Ions OF dollars and MANY lives d.,
has so tar displayed both r"Fuuryrull.
ness ana forhcaranp". he hls u,cu
influenced neither DO, ,hr ,r uf Tho
iiugocs nor by thu pluI uf American,
who have large Interests in McViyo
There is vet hope that hr mJN d;suu1
Cr some way out
Sew Nprk W0rld Mr. Ttu is too
sane aud too iudiciou. deliberately Co..
seek war with McNI.u. Dollar az
plnmavN has pretty N,I Slapped th,
faith uf the lntin-NWcr'eau pcupI''
iu the honesty of thu Intentions COZ ln,
United states An, aUi ui uuru us
grcssiou toward our southern ur.eh'
bors no matter what ,irluuus }ru'
fcssluns the United states might oia.J
in advance, would max, ol them con
firmed enemies for ,rar- ;o come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Few ~ any medicines, have met
WITH lHu uniform success that huz li-
tended iNU uep uf Chamberlain collie.
cholera tud piauhora Remedy The
remarkable cures Uf collie ana diJrr-
h"ra which ID haH effected iu' almost
every u,Iabbofhoud have given 80 %
wilde reputation Fur sale 10y an drug
sUts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Nebraska veterinarians ha', de-
cid,d that she best way Go stop the
disastrous epidemic omuug thr horses
b. tu feed them ou alfalfa raised at
lam elevation ol lt least 5000 feet
THAT uush, Go kind OF hclu the alfalfa
chipping business 100 Sew NcXl.u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Su the QuallncalIon,.

IINNI| WTU. y
Among O. largo number of amusing
letter. received Dos David Bcllsco was
th, following
'NcucrrrI Sir. Wishing Go 60 IN
the stage, would lk, Co Join your
forces. ilJEr been &c bliukh,cr for
uy, years. bat having failed Ia this
branch have decided Go take up act.
Ing, the same being easier work {
am not young bat siN foot in my
stocking feet Have studied ,lurutiun
and um luud cot hate hours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Tie Ioallou ~ Armag,ddon.

tAtlant3 constitution
Some so} that Atmag,dduu Is ur
The other sidr OF Jordan" aud ulh,s
that 10 Is boat landing on Salt rI.,r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

tHhlWdeNhG Record
James Srhou!vrau sherman su.s Do,
BIS feeling iiur llr m not ruuuius
hard enough tn fatigue himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Up-Io-DaIr Campaign Contrlbulion-

tPittshurFL .GaYrit, Times
campaign contribution ul This ,,sr
wiz De- composed lu-,ly v testimony
rrgurdiug contribution. uf yih,I
Years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Tho Implicit confidence that many
people have in Du5mbcrlaiu's Colir.
Cholera and Durruucu Remedy u.s.
founded on thclr experience bon thr usr
Of That rcmrdy and their knowledge
~ the many rDmarNJblo cures of col.
l'. dmrrhocI uud dysentcr. that %
has effected. For sale by al drug
glsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

tldliiuurr American
Roosevelt would base u',u Hr
more comfortable" hal n, confined uis
declining years to grluGIue uut upul
ANA Outlook cop,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

>ordiro i4 uttrru pounds tighter
this scar than lusl-oud at course
ever, woman u th, country Is just
dying with rurlusd, TO know h"w ahc
ut.umpIishrs o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
A SICK MAN
Writes lDr. Hart
man Aiutit
iduCN
Disease.

\ gentleman
writes me -
was greatly in
torcstcd in your
article dvsnrlb-
INK tho kaud
man case ~ ser.
ious disease of
the Kidneys. Tho
lrscr. ption OF his
r exactly out
iiut m cuudS-
tiou . ann sure
DO prfuuH cured
him as tpu say
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Talk 'o him tcndcrH . eat him
with care.
rac, up his suit ease ana hand him
his fare.
Give him book lml ct spco,hc. to
quote.
rut in some flannel to bind up his
throat
BRING forth th, Eminent Heat up
the twist
Voters viii leave In his haudshakins
wrist
Listou politely and don't let him see
You're wondering what your appoint
mcnt VIII be-
Man, are Watching his march "a the
irty
Who look for advantage II thiugs go
h:s way
he must toll and stand guard O'cr
your hopes auG your fears,
And YOU think you've done well 10
you give him three chc,rs'
Detroit Free prcFs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
nosroN GROWS EXCITED.

tt be- reported from Boston thet
ipr ca, nrst time in years. signs %
.. .-.-.-,..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

\ frr,st,r's keen aN made me.
b,cp through tho scented wood,
s furrstvrH eye surveyed mo
surveyed me ana called me good
over the muuuum'H shoulder
Suakrlil,r wind nay way
1krtiug the giant boulder
Mussy Juu Eauut and gray
straight through the trout stream
fuamiug
lluugr lD the spray dash high
FrlluN me Geo ans humiug,
Under th, turquoise Hky
Tree. tuua bend mgh above mr.
su1ms Geo ull Who rJH.,
Nuur know m, boat Geo iuE, me.
Ndirl tu Alpine grass.
Nuur tread ur tu forget Wu,
Sheltered irum mountain gate,
Sons uf the hills who met nae
welcomed the old hla1ed trail
Arthur Chapman la Denver Repuh
llDuu.
Trimble's Livery stables Phone .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
\ NImlcrn TRACED,


.Th' slow pruDctgluu. moving Oct
th, hIl
lu solcmn silence. carried forth tho
clay
Ol some poor mortal who had bowed
his viii
Unto tho syrptcr ui Dcaths mighty
sway.
And ur % passed. asked native
near
How same that haplCgs mortal
there CO. die"
llc turned Do me- uud Nlukcd away '
tear
Before hc dugnyd go make ms
clear rrpb
.llo was q local business man. my
friend
4 suuarcr dealer never drew a
breath.
Hui hls one vcaku,ss brought hm ~
hls DuU.-
ir would Lot advertise, and starved
10 DEATH
Fran ludst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

TrImOlo's Llysry Stables Phone ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Danger of Clash Ayerted

Washington, October 1.-Danger of a clash over conflicting rights of the state and the nation in Texas has been avert ed by an exchange of telegrams between Governor Colquitt and the state depart ment in the past 24 hours. in connection with the application of the Mexican gov ernment for permission to move federal troops through a portion of Texas.
 After Governor Colquitt had made it clear that the proposed long march of the Mexican troops after detraining at Marathon, Tex, probably would invite a battle with rebels in American territory. the state department communicated with the Mexican embassy in this city and modified it's consent to the troop move ment, so as to permit the troops to enter Texas at Eagle Pass and go by rail as far as Del Rio, very close to the Mexican border, instead of continuing westward to Marathon. which is about 70 miles from the line.
 The Mexican embassy has informed the foreign office of the change and the troop movement will depend entirely upon the pleasure of the Mexican government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
I III N Reese. 155 points.
RED MEN CONVENE
 AT PRATTVILLE
District Convention Commenced Three Day Session Tuesday-PubIic
 Meeting Yesterday

Prattville, October f.-(speciaD- D-The district convention for the Tenth dis trict of Alabama, Improved Order of Red Men, convened here today at II o'clock at the courthouse for q three days session. G. r. Walls of Pratt ville is president of the convention, and l.. D. McCreary. also of Prattville, is it's secretary treasurer.
 The Tenth district is composed of the counties of Autauga, Fillmore. Cren- shaw, Lowndes and Montgomery. About 75 or so representative members of The order are expected to transact the bus mess of the order before this body. There will be also some prominent members from the state and an inter esting meeting is anticipated by all here.
 The only public meeting Of the en- tire convention was held as a recep- tion this morning at the courthouse, all other meetings being in secret at the hall of the order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
OFFICERS 0F: NINTH
 CAVALRY ARRESTED Mexican Consul Also Taken in Charge
NOTHING s ERIOUS
Proprietor of Hotel Alleges He Was Assaulted by NegrO-Danger of Clash With Governor
 Colquitt Averted

Douglas. Ariz.. October 1.-Manlel Cuesta, Mexican consul at Douglas; Pow ell Roberts, chief of the Mexican secret service here. and four officers of the Ninth cavalry were arrested today on complaint of D. J. Genardini, proprietor of the Hotel Mexico. The arrests came as a result of searching the Hotel Mex leo. in Douglas. Sunday by American and Mexican secret service men, assisted by a squad of negro troopers of the Ninth United States cavalry, who were sock ing Joaquin Esauer a supposed rebel. Esquer was not found. Genardini charges that his hotel was entered over his pro- test, that the searchers had no warrant and that he was assaulted by some of the negro troopers. The arrests today were made by Sheriff Wheeler and the county authorities. It is said statute was found covering the case, and war ranting the arrests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

Spartanburg. S. C., October 1.-Charged with attempted blackmail against Mrs. D. c. Cash, wealthy widow, Frank l.. Zemp, assistant superintendent of the Southern Power company, was arrested here today. The arrest was accomplished by the police by means of trap after Mrs. Cash had received an anonymous letter demanding $l50.
 Mrs. Cash received q letter written In printed letters demanding that she place $50 in an old cigarette box on the corner of East Main street and Oakland avenue. Mrs. Cash compiled with tho request in every particular except she placed bogus money in the box. In the meanwhile she notified the police. Plain clothes men were dispatched to the scene in an auto mobile. The tire was found punctured and delayed the chase While the of ficers were fixing tho puncture Zemp and a pal passed by. zemp placed himself where he could sec the cigarette box. Af- ter a while he walked over and picked it from the corner. Without looking into
 1t he placed if in his pocket later. The officers left their work and arrested Zemp The prisoner denied his guilt stoutly. He admitted picking up the box
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
TEMP ARRESTED AFTER
 ATTEMPTED BLACKMAIL

of Egyptian design, but explained he thought he saw a cigarette in it. Zenp said he is originally from Camden, $. c. He formerly roomed at Mrs. cash's house. He has been employed by the Southern Power company for several years. having worked in Charlotte and Greenvile. Fol- lowing this statement he would say noth- ing.
 Mr. Zemp in a long statement tonight declares that he is innocent and that he picked up the cigarette box in the belief that it was new and contained cigarettes. He had been released in si0o bond. The date for his arraignment has not yet been fixed.
 zemp Is a son of Dr. s. l.. zemp of Cam den. s. C., and Is widely connected in that section of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
COPS DON WINTER
 UNIFORMS TODAY

Winter Is upon lis.' So say the cop pers,' who today will take upon them selves the job of the weather man. and also take unto themselves long-coated thick-clothed winter suits. and nice, blue caps. with neck cloths attached at the back to keep the winter winds from play ing peek-a-boo down their neck ana. their ears.
 Every winter uniform ordered by the department is expected today from the Pettibone Bros. Tailoring company in Cincinnati. A blue visored cap with reck cloth attached will accompany each outfit The patrolmen's uniforms for the coming winter will far surpass anything the department has yet ordered. not only in style and fitness. but also in quality of material. Chief Bodeker has issued ar order that every man must report in full winter uniform ths day following the arrival of the suits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
RING FORCES WIN
 IN NEW ORLEANS Behrman Is Elected First Mayor Under COmmis-
 sion Government

New Orleans, october 1.-Martin Benr- man, mayor of New Orleans for two terms, since 1904. will be the city's first mayor under the recently adopted com mission form of government He was nominated at the primary today on the ticket of the regular faction of the demo- cratic party by a majority of 9S71 votes oyer Charles F. Claiborne, candidate cf the Democratic Good Government league. Inasmuch as no opposition to the demo- erats exist in local municipal politics nomination means election at the general election in November.
 The entire ticket of the regulars, con ssting of four commissioners beside the mayor. was nominated by large lnaJorl- ties. The nominees, excepting Mayor Benrf6an. are all business men, They are W. R. Thompson. formerly president or the cotton exchange; A. c. Kicks, retired banker; Harold Newman, president Of the stock exchange, and Edward E. Lafaye, merchant.