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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
UNIVERSITY ELECTS
5000 INQUIRIES
Remarkable Results Of Post
Card Campaign; University
Correspondence Shows Great
Increase.

One thousand return postcards, con-
tanning FIVE thousand names OF inter
ested persons to whom New Mexico
literature should be sent navc been
received by the state immigration
bureau offices Ia response 20 4VOO
cards sent out with the correspond
ence from the administrative Offices
OF the University of New Mexico. This
fact demonstrates not only the trc-
mendOus effectiveness Of the post
card advertising plan. but shows how
the correspondence has Increased az
the university In the past year or SO
Secretary Higgins 20 the university
president reports eight times as much
Correspondence at the ONCE as was
In evidence two years ago. One hun
dred and eleven letters were received
/ Ia the past four days and inquiries
about courses and the general WorA
offered al the varsity come In stead
| ny az the rate OF from two 10 iOul
| daily. Inquiries about d law school
equal all the rest OF the queries pal
together which goes 10 substantial,
President Grays strong recommends
ton TO the regents that a school ol
law be established. There are aiss
many Inquire about university facli
tiles In the philosophy and economics
department. a part OF the work which
u is also desired 10 establish on
more satisfactory basis, Fifteen IN
quiries about courses of study have
been received IN the past week. fh'
letters come from all parts Of th'
country and among the return post
cards sent 60 The bureau which were
Keyed" at the university so as 10 SHOW
when they originated, are inquirer
from England, Turkey and in fact al
over the eastern hemisphere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
Mr.. TOLBERT TO PREACH
LAST SERMONS SUNDAY

The last public work OF Mr.. Tolheri
in this city viii be- his two sermons
Sunday IN the Congregational church
The sermon for n o'clock will be
on "Men and Women OF unialtering
Faith The vespor devotional adj
dress Will be- on "rhe Citizen Of CALI
lee" These serinonA will be given
from the heart % tho heart OF the
hearers. All The many friends Of Mr.
TOlberi IN the city are most cordially
invited 40 be- present.
Since n Is impossible 40 meet many
OF the people In their homes during
these last and busy days, he would
be much pleased 20 nieov these
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
Phone 25l First and Granite

United states Land Onioe at santa 10,
New Mexico. March 3. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Pedro
Bailey Of Albuquerque, NeW Mexico.
Who on March G, 1907 made Aome-
stead entry 30. l0slO (os9s9). for
Lot 1. Sec. "a. Lots Ia. EM
NV "a, section SO, township ION.
range az, n. a., meridian, has aled
notice Of Intention 10 make hnal nve
year proof 20 establish claim 20 the
land above described. before A. n.
Walker, probate olora, nernalillo
county, old Albuquerque. New Mex
leo, on the 18Th day OF April. 1919.
Claimant names as Witnesses Luz
berto Carahajuie, Jesus Maria Cutter
rex. J. A. skinner, Jose n. Chavez. an
OF Albuquerque n. A.
MANUEL n. OTERo.
Register.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
LOCAL and PERSONAL
The Weather.

Forecast-Cloudy with rain
or snow tonight or saturday;
rising temperature.
Minimum temperature last
night 90 degrees The weather
man finally made good on that
cold snap stunt
=. S.--Therc WAS a slight
breeze last night.
non HERNANDO Alyarad0
dug his way laboriOusly and
prOfanely out from under his
automobile. the tOnneau of
which was full of sand. With
the Fifth Regiment. Volunteer
COnqulstadOres. he had just
arrived en- route overland 20
Lamy. The Don had spent a
restless night.
What no. FREDERICK" he
said to Fred Harvey, shaking
the grit out from under his
breastplate. Harvey had arriv-
ed 10 help fernando select the
site Of the AlyaradO hotel to be
named In his honor, AIVarado
having proven that he. and not
DR.. Cook, first discovered Bar
elias.
Kurnel Sellers. who sat on
he radiator making "A good
roads map, prlcked up his
ears.
I'm good sooth." quoth Here
nando. real estate Is on the
move today"
Clutching a ham sandwich,
Harvey fen over In deau
faint.
This hoary witticism has
been repeated on the occasion
OF every snndslorm since that
date.
II Is one OF thoir worst fea-
lures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

We have just received big assort-
ment OF white canvas gnd buckrkin
hutton shoes OXfords and pumps for
women. They are made on the new
last with very short vamp, hiRh
arch. plain or cap toes and cuban
heels They fii PERFECTLY are easily
cleaned and are the proper thing For
spring and summer, Prices run from
s1.75 10 $3.50. g. Mays Shoe store,
2l4 West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

u OGERs' silver 10 be obtained
- with EMPRESS coupons g. de-
light 20 even the most fastldious
taste, a coupon in every sack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
GIRLS TO
GIVE OPERETTA
IN JUNE
Decided That st. Vincent's
Pupils Will Have Musical
Production This Year In
stead of Annual Play.

An announcement that viii doubt
less be very pleasing to the people OF
Albuquerque Is the one that the pupils
OF ST. Vincent's academy win give an
Operetta in the Elks' theater some
time after June I 9nd before June
10, For several years the academy
girls have had an annual play, reap
Ing great praise Tor each performance.
This year IL has been decided that a
successful operetta can be produced.
There are a number Of girls at the
academy who have splendid voices.
These girls will do the solo work.
There Is plenty OF talent or the
chorus The work OF producing the
play will be done by three OF the
academy teachers
Having always oeen successful IN
any undertaking In the way Of pub
lie entertainment, Il Is q certainty
that. the forthcoming Operetta will be
q notable production. Rehoarsals wlll
be gotten under WAY within the next
two or three weeks, The name of tho
Operetta, which has been selected viii
be announced later,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
RICHARD {. SLOAN
GOES TO CAPITAL
Will Endeavor to See What is
Impeding His Confirmation
as Judge of Federal Court
in Arizona.

Judge Richard T.. Sloan. former
governor OF the territory OF Arizona,
passed through Albuquerque on san
Ia re train No. last evening en-
route from Phoenix 20 Washington,
ID. c. Judge Sloan goes TO the ma
tional capital for the purpose Of look
ing over his prospects for c0nhrma'
tlon by the senate OF his appointment
By President Taft as federal Judge
for Arizona. Recently the Arizona
Bar association In Phoenix passed a
resolution commenting the appoint
ment OF Judge Sloan and recommend
ing that he be Immediately confirmed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

Try q Herald Want Ad.
They VIII Bring Results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

Chllden's Blue Serge suits az VI.
Mnndell's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

friends at the church and express Ia
each one his real appreciation OF their
friendship and encouragement during
his residence In the city Especially
good music is being prepared for the
services next Sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

HERBINE cures constipation and
reostabllshos regular bowel move
ments. Price Soc Sold by All Drug
Rlsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

let me figure your plumbing WORK
n, j. strumqulst, Jr., 500 ". Grand
Telephone 1922.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

ChlIdcn's Huc Serge suits "a NJ.
Mantleli's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

CIlldren's nluc scFge sulta a. NJ
Alnndcil's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
Shopping
Bags

We have a few nne and medium
priced shopping BAGS, "the kind that
Jewellers carry" the last OF an ass
sortment. received for the holidays,
which we shall close out at cost, IT
wo have anything tbnt viii suit you
In this line you viii nnd the price 20
your liking.
Prior 10 Easter we inSsnd Offering
our stock Of silverwaro az spcclal
salo prices We shall oner you the
opportunity of refurnishinF your
Easter table with honuiiful silver ana
cut glass ut "holow eastern prices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

John stein. superihicnient OF ilar-
yoy eating houses left today for his
headquarters in Las Vegas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

BryAnI's NaassnlIgra. I'aoaa 5Ol.5Ol.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01

ptior MAJ june s0vllhm tonight replied to the
r he general ehargc made the ciafh forces had
alea r.erasi,es socalld prisieeed classes
In his statement Mr.
BY publication only Ihe onh stnn M
have not that he has acted Ml'sipN M
thar he has failed estimate the Importance 'ne pes
dental Office but asprani hat Office should man
his own campaign ana ana not not a 'foP " " ~ .
W In pers announce that Mr. Par
as they please i h Me- r@.I
10 ae part although he never sent out
piece j speech made Il his beaf ha, a n
special champion for sixteen | years ne na e
which ne associated his name WIN a "
ild d withdraw inspection Of me literature
between Judge Parker and myself wa4 ao 4 pes
Clark knows this was pfNeeh p"
~ M har N his denent mere II ans material
complain criticism at the hands Of those VINO @
q Mr. ciarks manass N a o9eqng & M a hr
Th have been in eonstanf feooea9m m WIN @ ~ ne l
know failed eranted that he
accepting without protest figures which
the unit rule uses to rry out the WI" " the p
public clarks opinon Of me he
viii have ample tn 70 ~heh % ezpTss ms onon % e W. - b %
III NV York dsaon domination
Murphy representatives, at
agents e nearly every pdator interest .ha m M & m
he considers hai mis- deesan hns o
M me interests stands n ne same POSITION p
made possible only s ihe support o 'he >es i' %
II have ted Il sdse believe .
Z a. - @ ne ,b ~ should have listened personal
using the disappointment personal /.
not runaptuo for me as-urne
the peopt thai Those who have mad hS r "a e"
whose eoun
and poieis wheA 'n p advanced ini"ash i
Clark right At heart hn during
ane. shar .s.e,ors M great importance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
REPUBLICANS THANK
DEVlNE FOR WORK

Pueblo. col. June 30.-To show
their appreciation Of the hshf he
made ii the national committee and
as chairman IF the credentials COM
nitice II "a. republican o. tional ,n-
vention. about hf'y men prominent in
the republican party OF Pueblo
gathered In the dining room of the
Van hotel tonight 10 honor =. II De
vine. in brief iddress y. 3. Cppef
iik. chairman If the republican
county central ,9mmitfec compl
m.nt.d MT. I.viLc on his work at
Chicago Ile declared that the fight
made Is nj Dfsine and the other
local u-m Jers of the republican
party was for thc American Has for
which The republican party always
stood. and as h spoke ne drew aside
ih. covering from huge American
fax in flowers
SIR DeVinc gave his host brief
history of the sofk OF the commiitee-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
BBRYANCARK CONTROVERSY HOLDS CENTER Of THE STAGE At BAL TIOREE TOEE

horse possibility could be named. It
was understood that no representative
Of Governor Wilson's candidacy WAS
present at this conference.
The deadlock was frankly discussed
from every angle ana the various
leaders disclosed their strategical po-
sltions with tho plain purpose of con
vincing the Others that their candi-
date the logical choice.
Senator Bankhead. of Alabama,
campaign manager for Mr. Under
wood. made the conterees a long
speech, in which he flatly said that
all the opponents of Mr. Underwood
should retire on the ground that
neither Wilson nor Clark could be
nominated in the present temper of
tho convention and If either side
would join with Mr.. Underwood. the
floor leader OF tn, house. with the ad-
ditiun of votes from Harmon and
Marshall could be named.
Representatives Of Speaker Clark
and Governor Marshall also made it
apparent that they were In no mood
to give way and when the conference
was over National Chairman Mack re-
be in more of a tangible shape than
when the session ended last night
After an extended session of leaders
This afternoon for the purpose Of as
certaining what could be done to
break the deadlock, National Chair
man Mack said
Representatives of ~ the cnndi-
dates were present and each made
clenr the position of his choice for
the nomination. can say there is no
change IN the situation as a result Of
this conference and there Is no i'm
mediate prospect that there Will he.
Certainly | do not look for any change
between now and the time The next
ballot is taken tomorrow.
Some of those attending the con
ference Were National Chairman
Mack charles f. Murphy leader Of
Tammany Han; Representative A..
Mitchell, Palmer. Of Pennsylvania.
Senator stone. Of Missouri. former
Governor Francis. Of Missouri sena-
tor Luke Lea, of Tennessee, and Ma
tional Committeeman Taggart and
sullivan.
Mack expressed the opinion that
the time had come when a settlement
should be reached and the highest
quality of leadership would be shown
ii the leaders would forget that they
were for any particular candidate.
Notwithstanding the free exchange
of opinions and suggestions. no def
mite results were reached AS one
of the leaders remarked after long
discussion:
This seems 10 be delegates con
vention,
Cooperating II. this declaration
we're Jerry G. South, Of Arkansas; for
mer Senator Pettigrew. Of South Da-
kota: Representative Pujo, Of Lousi-
ana; Representative Scott. Of Okla
homa. James +. Mcclure. Of Calfor-
mia, and a representative from each
state that is supporting Speaker
claIk.
The issuance Of these denials, it
~-~~~-~~~-~-~~
Continued on Page 2. Col. So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
Failure of Congress to Pass
Necessary Appropriation
Bills Seriously tmbarraSSes
Executive Departments.
DEADLOCK AT BALTIMORE
MAKES MATTERS WORSE
Unless fitzgerald Resolution is
Passed Today by Unanimous
Consent It is Hard to Predict
What May Happen.
my Morning Journnr -pec,a, Lea.ed wire)

Washington. June 3u.-- lhc dead
lock in the Baltimore convention
threatens to continue the cmbarrass-
ment Of the executive departments of
the government, due to the failure OF
congress to pass the necessary apprp-
priation bills for the new fiscal year,
which begins tomorrow
when the house and senate meet At
noon tomorrow ii is not likely that a
quorum viii be present and unless
unanimous consent Is given fer the
passage Of the Fitzgerald resolution
continuing last years appropriations
during July. the government viii have
TO struggle along without funds uutil
the democrats nominate a candidate
for president and permit the absentee
statesmen 70 return to their seats in
Washington
Heads OF the executive departments
have decided to continue operations
tomorrow on the promise Of the lead
ers that the resolution VIII be passed.
If it is not passed it is hard to pre-
dict what might happen. Certainly
some Of The machinery Of government
will stop az midnight Monday All Of
1t might stop The mails might be held
up.
with conventions out Of the way
congress VIII begin a steady grind VI
transact the business which has heaa
waiting in the senate.
From the senate the naval bill Will
come shortly With a provision fof .wo
battleshi ps. which the house has le
jectcd
The conference on the imdical ana
legislative lin viii begin mmediatsly.
The first business Of Importance m
the house VIII be the Impeachment
PROCEEDINGS against Judge Robert w
Archibald. of the court Of commerce.
Chairman Hay. of the military af-
fairs committee. viii present a reso-
iutiOn tomorrow approprating funds
FOR the expenses OF the joint maneu
Fers between the regular army ana
militia. An emergency exists for this
appropriation. the troops for the first
maneuNcrs al Manassas. va. heias
under orders 10 go TO the encanp
ment
A mere error In engroasing, thrcAt-
ems t0 lepislate Jacob N Dickins 10.
former secretary Of war. and nthoi
attorneys ont of office as special gov
ernmeut coims.i in antitrust and ln
t,rstat. commerce cases. OrieinHlly
The bin would have barred en.I Jos
inent of special counsel who haa RNer
8n government service within Ho
vars Preceding. The house modified |
th- measure to apply 10 future ni'-
hut Attorney General /
Wlckershan discovered the mod.h-
ration had been overlooked la th' cu
crossed copy. already officially s.mcd /
IN the house. Ie viii ask ihe senate
rs eliminate tn. prohibition ahVeyther I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
SHOOTS HIMSELF BY
ACCIDENT FATALLY

Denver. June 30. II Fred oliver.
aged .. shot and killed himself at
q local rooming house here This after
noon
oliver was cleaning +5-caiihre rr-
volver when the weapon was dis
charged accidentally. il was said. the
bullet passing through his heart
Two young women. Miss Josephine
N. Rose VINO was in charr. of the
house and Niss Francis Adams. "a
tenant. were in the room when the
fatal shot was fred Both the women
told the police they thought the
shooting was accidental
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
SHOPMEM TO STRIKE
ON ALL ROADS
IN WEST
Members Of International Un-
ions Demand Conference with
General Managers Associa-
ton at Once.


NY Morning Journsr special Il ssed wlre.l
Chicago. June 30 Members Of in-
iernational unions. representing All
shop employees on all roads west OF
Chicago have addressed joint let
ter 10 ". a. Garrett. chairman OF the
General Manag RS association. ask
ing for "A conference to present Ger
tain demands If the conference is
denied. it Is said. ih. officers have
been authorized To order a general
strike
International officers al recent
meeting in st. Louis. canyassed the
vote taken among shop men on the
western roads and stated that the vote
show ID an overwhelming majority IN
favor 81 a strike unless an immediate
settlement IS reached on the Illinois
Central railroad and the Hartman
lines where the shop men have been
on strike for nine months
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01

f5 MT clark - repuaiate the AID -
TIE NeN YORK deiegition.
The situation as seen ht l.iders lr;
associated Intimately ~ the fnanase-
luHt IT amy of the campaigns seemed
tpnshf about - follows
Clark having failed ~ domination
for ses.nteen balio-s affe receiving q
nAi,rfty vote. probably had reached
the c-est ~ MS strensth
wils8n although climbing steadily.
apparntis vas bitterly opposed bg
delegates who resented the general
impress on that Colonel Bryan had the
veto power. although he lacked the
tats- necessary ~ control the nomi-
nation. These delegates believed that
TIE New jersey governor would con
fif.i fs gain eren t. the point where
~ had na jarity but that n could
d.; break doan the clark strength
hica vas said 20 i- determined mar
Bryan sh0uii nor win through conn
iinatign ~ ans kind
shosld CLARK and wilson fan on
The naxr fN0 = three ballots. i Was
predicted there would be f4rr -
Rerr @-ntatlge I-nbsrn opd. VINO has
held Ms normal vo-- from first T.
last. nderuood forces were watch
ing for just such 2 epntil-ency and
claimed e. 81 pr-zl-- 3 70 take fun
advantage q j.
whether rhs Aafama candidate
could sin uas The subject n much
srscu lzlior. hut rltsid. ~ the dele
-afez zha had voted for MIN on tWen-
rs--ix Ballots. there ala not appear
a. fe much enthusiasm
fssulira attempts u compromise
are uE g. To- be made L Wilson and
I-nd-rz- o0f should follow clark ursin
= hi4h save u votes and srlii ftl
e. 1et th- Necessary fVo-thirds. tuf
I- Has not expected tonight tazt any
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
SPEAKER CLARK MAY NOT REGAIN HIS
LOST VOTES, BUT WILSON'S CHANCES
ALSO DAMAGED BY NEBRASKAN

Those Presumed to Judge Of Situation Fairly Claim Missouri
ian Has Enough Friends Who Will Stand by Him Long
Fnouoh TO Make It impossible for New Jerseys Governor,
Combined with "Peeress One, to Secure Coveted Nomna
on and Dark Horse May be Chosen; All Efforts TO Have
Any One Of Three Leading Candidates Withdraw has HAD
no Results and Contest Goes on Unchanged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
Big rire In Saskatoon.

Saskatoon. Sask.. June 3o.-A dis
astr0us fire broke out tonight in
Cairns department store. which was
destroyed. including rhe stock tn"
Bank Of Commerce building was ruin
ID and the Canadian Pacific offices
were badly damaged. Six firemen were
overcome b. smoke. Loss 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01

fBy Morning Journal s2-cial leased Nirel
Baltimore. 2fd-. June N--ii"im ~
nomination on the twenty enfh pii-
iot for president practically .as
abandoned by democratic leaders -
night
When the national con- entien aa
'ourued for sunday il pas believed t'iat
some solution q The deadlock Wolii
Result from conferences b-teeen N
champions u the three l.-iding can-
aicates. but ID developed that fhe
time had nez arrived for the fh-
cra7ai - speaker Clark. Ge-ern y
wilson or Eepr.-sentafit. t+nderwsaa
y vas not expected that th- fe
ballot tomorrow would materially dif-
IT from the tzenty-sixth
Campaign managers might hate
Iraf1 bed some agreement II interest .
tre deadlock had not been Diverted as
iie IetseT.al controversy letwaen VII
i-m Jennings Bryan and Spesi-tl
CLARK
De visit ~ Nr- Clark ~ I.aitiulers
ano MS arrival TOO late T. lG mlr
a'71 cation u hin SELF befoTs RI. g n
feH-sH eFershadowed .-rer5tflir-- else
-s subject Il SUNDAY gossip.
tzrtF leaders eene-alIy t.f < she rc-
-itirn outstanding the 4 1IissoB-
'---- ifrT.a as-ioned denial mi flrl-
- 2 importation that Il -, -s@n1i6e -
e. -iarEar- Belmont and - q. tsrs.
~ soafa - unable n rezz m. votes
he had losL Al n. same r. rianv
= them thought that rhr fas
LARK and the inevitable -
i'f7an and Wls1r r. rha' ratr.I- aE
gates naf injured the ehsne=s -
Bran tonight isz1-k a state
--l s@yinz be believed 3Ir. Clark xas
--Ht a. heart. bsst had F.s.-n ruisi=1
= si1'--'l=rt zzs rariousi, inse-prel-
- s'z-'e taking il - = direct invitation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-01
Naniton uoIeI Wan Dic-.

Colorado Srriugs. June eo--t'ap-
tain W r. Rogers aged -. civil
war veteran an for forty-nine years
q resident ~ Manitou. died today II
scratch On the finger. He WAS pre-
prietor = a Manitou hotel for thirty
wears. He came % Colorado frcm 50.
Louis.