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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
MEETiTO DECIDE
MINERS sSTR|KE
Walk, out in Soft Coal
Fields Determined At
ter Conference
Special to Daily New.

Special to Daily New.
Cleveland. O.. March 20 Wheth-
er there is to be a general strike OF
miners in the bituminous fields on
April depends upon the success or
failure Of the joint conference of the
operators and the United Mine Work
ers. which met at the Hollendcn FIo-
tel in this city today % resume nego-
tiations looking to a new agreement
to 20 into effect when the present
agreement expires on the last lay OF
this month
Roth sides admit that tie prospects
for an amicahle settlement of The eX-
isting differences are not very bright
THE miners declare their intention TO
stand firm in their demand for sew
cn.hour dav. five hours on saturday,
Nith fun pay. and an aycrar" advance
Of 10 per cent. on the wa2e scale
The mine owners assert that the de
mands Of the miners are impossible
The parties to the present confer
ence represent the operators and min
ers In the soft coal fields OF Western
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and llli-
nos. But any agreement rea he'd I'M
douhtedly would be used as the basis
for similar agreements in Missouri,
Kansas. Arkansas and oklahoma,
composine the Southwestern Terri
tory. and Michigan West Virginia
Kentucky and Iowa
The prospect OF strike IN the soft
coal fields. while serious enough In
It's consequences. is not regarded
with the same alarm IN Industrial
circles as is the possibility of SINH
lar tie-up OF the anthracite mines
The principle reason Cor th.s is that
the soft coal supply is not limited to
small territory as In tho case OF
the supply ~ anthracite dozen
States. moro or less produce soft
coal in considerable quantities, and
to maintain a strike in all Of them at
once would be stupendou- under
,aking. Then. too several Of 'hc fields
particularly that OF West Virelnia,
are not strongly unionizcd The
railroads and other industries depend
cnt upor the hituminous supply al
wavs figure that enough soft coal can
be produced somehow 10 supply their
needs They remember that there
were strikes In the soft coal regions
OF several states last wear az the
esam time. hut no serious shortage
NJ fuel resulted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
FOOD EMBARGO
ST|RS JUAREz
Anti-American DemOnstra-
ton on Streets of BOr-
der City
HOSTILE THREATS MADE
SUPPLIES Held BY CT STONIS IN
SPFC1OR INCLUDE EnIRIES
A. WELL A. WAR
MUNITIONS.

BY Associated Press
FL Paso, Tex. March 2O-A street
demonstration occurred in Juarez
this afternoon when II became known
that the embargo on munitions OF
war would hereafter be construed
on the American side to include food
as we'll as arms and munitions.
A saloonkeeper. known as big
Pete" walked into the street, and
began a TRADE against Americans.
you Americans will starve us out
will you9" he cried, with a string OF
profanity we will send you all
home in express wagons one Of these
days We need that food. We know
how to take care OF ourselves Tou
will find that out"
As the crowd OF Mexicans grew
denser, Americans worked their way
out Of the throng. and lost no time
in crossing to the American side OF
the International bridge.
General Rojas and his command
left Iuarez this afternoon. leaving be-
hind garrison OF six hundred men.
The saloons we're opened for the first
time In weeks.
rig pete's' TRADE lasted for five
minutes. Then he returned to his
saloon, saying that any Americans
who darkened his door did so az his
own peril
Many supplies were held mp today
by the customs collector. who inter
prets orders regarding munitions Of
war TO include all articles necessary
70 the sustenance Of the soldiers.
James Mckay and John Thomas.
/ Americans. and lanes Costa. Mexi-
can We're arrested today charged
with trying 20 smugele ammunition
into Iuarez, secreted in their cloth
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
ARGUMENT OVER
NORRIS LETTERS
Spirited Clash Between OPP
posing Counsel in Dis
trict Court
Special to daily New.

Fort Worth. Tex, March 20
After a spirited argument between
opposing counsel before Judge Sim
mons OF the sixty-seventh district
court this morning, the court an
nounced that decision will be deliver
ed tomorrow as to whether the let
tiers which are the base OF the per-
jury indictment against Rev. ]. Frank
Norris, pastor OF The First Baptist
church, shall be placed in the hands
Of attorneys for the defendant.
The hearing was opened today
when Attorney Albert Baskin, OF
counsel for the defendant, read the
motion filed Tuesday, asking that the
court instruct the county attorney &
allow the defendant and his attor
neys and witnesses 10 inspect the an
onvmous letters, received by G. u
Connell and Or. Norris and which
the latter is charged with writing
and to allow the defense TO max.
Photographic copies of the letters.
The motion was signed by attor
news for Dr Norris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
ALLEN GANG IS
STILL At LARGE
Death List at Hillsville
May Swell to Six by
Morning
by Associated Press

ny AeenSi@tcl ifcNN
Hillsyille. Va, March 20.-Ni it'll
search for the Allen gang fruitless
on the eve Of the seventh day sine,
the courthouse tragedy, It seems that
the deathllst will increase to six be-
fore morning Andrew Hewlett, VINO
was shot IN the back, probably will
die.
Detectives who were hurried by
report OF messengers to the supposed
hidinc place Of the Allen gang mad
not returned tonight There Is no
authentic report here OF the move
ments OF the outlaws since their
flight but the detectives are rNct dis
heartencd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21

Augusta. Ne March o Called
torcther IN spc.ia tai session DIV Cow
ernor Plaistcd the members Of the
Maine legislature assembled today TO
revise the election laws re'istrict
the State for the purpose of clectipr
representatives % Congress and to
prepare somcthing boz fho way 81 liQ-
nor legislation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
NEBRASKA WILL ASH
CLARK TO WITHDRAW


b. Associated Press
PES Moines Ia. March 20. Sena.
tor Gore of Oklahoma today au,horiz-
ed q statement that Speaker Clark
will ue asked TO withdraw in favor o.
WooGro wWiis0n from participation
in the Nebraska presidential primary
election
tore said that the Nebraska Pro
grcssiye I.caruc had ADOPTED a rsso
luton, asking the Speaker not 10 al
low his name 10 90 before the voters.
in view OF the rival candidates.
Woodrow Wilson and hudson Far
mon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
MINING INDUSTRIES
NEEDING FNILOSN rs.

Ey Associated preo
Washington, D. C., March % -
Unless arrangements are made soon.
permitting the shipment OF cXplos-
ives into Mexico, large mining in
dustrjes will be compelled to suspend.
Col Stecver today reported 10 the
War Department that 90 0oO pounds
OF dynamite. consigned TO commercial
organizations IN Mexico are being
held at El Taso. in compliance with
President Taft's proclamation uro-
hinitinl explosives from being taken
across fNe border ju bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
prug Manufacturer, Heard.

WASHINGTON n. C. March 90 4
hearing was given TODAY o. the De
nar'mcnt ~ Agriculture l' The pure
food and drur hoard 20 o." manu-
facture of opium. morphine and It's
derivatives The Department has
been trying for some time 20 limit
the trade In hahi'-forwinc lrurs and
infant medicines contaiumc NOR
nhlne and kindred products This
activity has inconvonIonccd the man
ufacturers Of proprietary medicines
70 some extent. thus loadinc 20 pro
test against the drastic enforcement
of the law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
sTFwART WINS IN
EotT WITH MOlspTS

Bv Associated Press
New York March 20 Jim stow
arr. the BrcoSlyn heavy weight, out
pointed Carl Morris Of oklahoma in
ten rounds here ,cuieht. Morris was
knocked 10 his knees IN the eighth.
but was fighting hard when the gong
sounded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
WOULD iuFOSE TAX
ON WAITER i,it.nrS

~ AeNNAlaAfu fNftN
Washington, d. c Mach 90
Representative Martin Of Colotadc
today said that the conservatlcnists
are 'savin- at the spigot and wasting
at the bung," and offered bill. i'm
posing a Federal tax on the use Of
water power and the transportation
riehts OF naylralle streams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
Meet to Name Roosevelt Delegates.

aberdeen, s. =, March 20
Roosevelt supporters In South Ia.
kota gathered here today 10 nam,
ten delegates TO the Republican ma
'ional convention and TO perfect
plans for vigorous campaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21
EsWtATHtP|
Washington Forecast.

r, Associated Press
Washiarjo- D c March 20
For West Texas Rain Thursday.
SNOW in the Panhandle Colder Fri
Hay. fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21

pkOGIiESSINE BILLS
LOST IN PAY STATE.


b. Associated F'ess.
Boston. Mass, March 20
Measures providing for wom-
ans suffrage and the election
OF United States senators by
direct vote were defeated in
the state senate today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-21

TAFT RETURNS FROM
NEW ENGLAND TOT Il.
Associated P,ess

, ~ Associated P,css
Washington. u. c., March
20.-President Taft returned
, to the capital at a late hour
. this afternoon. after two days
' OF strenuous campaigning
and speech making in New
. England.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENS THE HAIR
A Simple Remedy Gives Color,
Strength aud Beauty to the
Hair.

You don't have 10 have gray hair or
faded hair II you don't want 60. WAY
look Old or unattractive? II ycur
hair is gray or faded yon can change
Il easily. quickly and EFFECTIVELY by
using Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy. Apply a little tonight, ana
Ia the morning YOU win be ugroeably
surprised at the results from q single
application. The gray hairs VIII be
less conspicuous. and after = few more
applications VIII be restored 10 nat
ural color.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur also
quickly removes aandru0. leaves the
scalp clean and healthy. and promotes
the growth OF the mir II TX clean.
Wholesome dressing which may be
psed az any time with perfect safety
Get nfty eent bottle from your
druggist today, and see how quickly
i will restore the youthful cnlor and
beauty Of your hair ana forever md
the nasty dondrun hot. itchy scalp
and falling hair. An druggists sell IL
under guarantee that the money wiz
be refunded " you are nDt satisfied
after q fair trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

The graduating exercises Of the ST.
Joseph Training school for nurses
were held in~the Elks' theatcr this
afternoon. attended by large NUM-
Ger OF friends OF the graduates and
0f st. J0seph's hospital. Nine grad
yates received diplomas. the presen-
tatlun being made by Dr. Walter q.
Hope. Preceding the presentation Of
diplomas an interesting program was
rendered. Following an opening
march by the orchestra, Rev. i. NJ.
Krenx n j.. OF ~ PasO. Texas, de-
iiVered an address. which was an elo-
quent enort. encouraging 10 the grad
yates and to those who had trained
them fos their professional work. Mrs.
Charles White rendered vocal solo.
after which Hon. Edward a. Mann adj
dressed the graduates. speaking in
his usual happy ana entertaining style
on matters pertaining 20 the vocation
OF a nurse. A solo by Mr.. ben Pnr-
year, accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Nnughey on The piano, WIS followed
by a selection ~ the orchestra.
lar. D. IA. Wroth then addressed the
graduates, making one 81 the prlnci-
pal addresses Of the afternoon, DIT
Wroth smoke from the heart and his
address will be long remembered by
the class. During the three years
90 their training. pr. Wroth, as physi-
clan and surgeon, had ample Oppor-
tunity 10 know Che difficulties under
which the nurses worked ut ,lmes, and
his address this afternoon was ono ~
appreciation, commentator and
wishes for future happipcsH Follow
ing Or. WrOth's splendid address Mrs.
Holloway SANG. Ave Maria" and the
orchestra rendered a final number
after which Dr Hope presented tho
diplomas i0r which the graduates had
Aorked 20 faithfully and lnteiIigently.
The aradaasing exercises were simple,
set very pretty and much enjoyed
hy those Ia attendance. The grad
untes wore pretty white gowns They
received many gifts Of flowers and
books from fricnds and former pa
tienss
cine payslclnna who have served as
lecturers "a 81 Joseph's ana the rrnd-
Wnte nurses viii BE- che guests W din-
nor this evening at the hospital.
Tae nurses who graduated this af-
ternuon are as follows Carinne silva,
of Albuquerque. saDlnn Butler. at
Frankfort, Kansas Myftle Ceder. of
Minneapolis. MINI; Mary Hedd, PITTS,
5urgh. Pa; Emily Du nois Gallup,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
DELIGHTED
WITH NEW MEXICO
PICTURES
Head Of elig-PolyscOpe Com
pany Here Today En- Route
to Coast; Promises to Bring
Canon City Troupe Here.


That the motion pictures taken re-
Gently IA New Mexico hy George W.
Peters, operator for the soiig Poly
scope company, are simply great, and
that they win undoubtedly make a
MT an over the country, Is the dcciar-
alton made Ia Albuquerque today hy
W. n. Sells head Of the Sellg COM
pany. Mr.. seiig was here a few mo
fnonis, en- route from New York 90
Los Angeles. on his way west MI
Sellg stopped In Chicago and saw the
pictures taixen bv Operator Peters
after development
~ am very much pleased with the
piciurea' said Mr sehg today. ~
really didn't believe that there wFs
SO much 10 this part OF the country.
Mr. Peters certainly got some spien-
did stuff. 1 am especially pleased
with the Elephant Butte pictures
They are unique and something ubsn-
rtciy original ~ the motion picture
world. II h ma Intention Go put the
Elephant Butte pictures and the AZ
huqueruue views on the same reel
The Albuquerque pictures Ia general
ara splendid. and the American Isurn-
Der company pictures are simply
great. ] am also pleased with the
pictures of the sheep and timber
saken near the Hubhcll ranch. I
greatly appreciate the assistance you
people gave Mr. Peters in this sec
ton and am now arranging 20 have
my Canon city troupe of players
come 10 New Mexico. The troupe
will be here in three weeks or SO
and we will make stays Of a week or
more In Santa Fe Albuquerque ana
elaew here"
Mr.. Selig was met at thc Santa Fa
siatls,a today by J. -. Duggcr, assist
ant SECRETARY OF the New Mexico hu-
rean Of ln,SiRration. who aceompan-
led Mr. Peters on his picture taking
excursions in Albuquerque and IN
other parts VI the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
FOR
AATI-FIGHT BILL
SAYS EVANS
Senator Makes Futile Attempt
to Force Hand Of Judiciary
Committee on Pugilistic
Legislation.

(speeial Telegram 90 Esening IEeFaIdl
Santa re. n. m, May s0.-The
session % the senate yesterday after
noon WAS enllvened when senator
Evans. seconded hy senator Barth.
attempted 70 force the hand az the
committee on judiciary 81 presenting
Ia motion to compel the COMMITTEES
10 report az once 10 the senate. senate
bill No, So by Mr. Evnns. prohlbltlng
prize fightlng In New MEXICO
The motion was made by Mr Evans
ana seconded by M Garth. u also
Included that the committee on iu-
dietary be discharged from further
consideration of the hlll
~ make this motion. said Mr.
Evans. because I believe that the
committee on judiciary n trying 20
chloroform this bill"
Mr. CHAMPION. chairman OF tho
committee, Immediately moved so
table the motion AIR Champion was
supported by vote of seventeen and
Mr., Evans By vote of seven nays
Ms. walton. Democrat, voted 40
table the motion % enii the bin from
committee.
This move. d II said. came as a
result 81 message hy the governor
20 the legislature Tuesday. asking for
law TO prohiblt prlzefightine and
admitting that there was now no law
on the aubieet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
FIFTY THOUSAND
CONTINUED from Psss one)


IN the air. but he. too. came safely
20 bis pie
Worlds records went down through
out the FIRST 100 miles. De Palma,
leading. sci neW mark of lsl3.0l
over rctxluf'a old record OF i.24.29.
joe Dawson IN National, pounded
into second place and Wlshart took
third
Bruce Brown Withdrew his Natlon-
al and Harry knight his fsrsifissts.s,
because Of engine trouble.
De Palma continued 30 pun ahead
az tho 300 mtle mnrk-iust half the
distance. His tonne was 3,03s3f, iuHt
ifi-i minutes better than Bruce
Hrown's time hast year.
De Palma made 500 n}iles in aif9s-
81, beating Harroun's time laHl year
hy lNs0i His average WIS S03aB
miles nm hour
National number slight went into
second ana hurman's Cutting was
running third nt 800 miles
Fiat number three was forced beck
40 fourth place by stop nt iltp pits.
DE Palma was about three laps
ahead nf National number eight at
800 miles his time being f;t0i35--
nOt55 better than last ycar'a Time
De Palma had Increased his iead 90
ious laps when be- completed his four
hundredth milc iu i2f--2Gtii bet.
ter than Harround made a.
national number eiNht was seaonh
and Fiat number three third, DE
Palma average being 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
TRIBUTE PAID TO
HEROIC DEAD
TODAY
Impressive Ceremonies Of Dec
Grating Soldiers and Sailors
Graves; Many Picniokers Go
to Mountains.

The Memorial day services by o..
~. Warren Posi- OF tho a. a. r., the
Womans Relief Corps ana Ladies o.
the q. A. r., as well as the sons az
Veterans and other patriotic orders,
We're very impressive today, the time
honOred program being followed of
golng So procession 90 the cemctor-
ieH, decorating the graves ~ the ho-
roic dead with flowers. with appFo.
PIRATE ritual aud launching d florAl
boat In the Rio Ornnde Ia memory %
the dead sailors Of the nation. The
venerable chaplain. Thomas HARDWOOD
acting Ad5ufant General Mcdonald,
and ~. n steward, who read Linz
coins detlNaDnrH address, as well a.
the post commander ,. ~, MnHklcf,
took part iu the ceremonies, while
ryDfCisps iu honor ~ the unknown
dead were held by the womcn'a auNil.
lazy ORGANIZATIONS,
The banks. barber shops ana many
nf the business houses nVre closed
for the day and large numbers Of
people took advantage 0f the holiday
70 organise picnic parties la the
mountains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
NEW OFFICERS |
U. n. N. ALUM
Wit and Hamor Galore al
nual Banquet of GRADY
of University Last Eigl
Alvarado.

Miss Efna FcrGuas0n, preal
Miss Alice schneider, secretary
Thomas ~ keieher. Jr.. chalrml
the executive committee afe IND
oiIlcerH Of the Alumni associatiI
the University OF Sew Moalco, n
last night al the annual banali
tire association az Che Alyarado
Aa usual, this aifnir WIS most
ant function and lureely attendl
the loyal sons nad danahtefB 81
Alma Mater Kirk bryan, now 4
dent at yale, acted as togstnl
ana Ola she Sob admirably. y
we're responded 40 in enterta
fashion by state superintendent
schools ALVIN n, White. who has
an Interested visitor "a the comm
mont exercises. hy Professor \
Angel uf the faculty: llaymon
GladdinR for the class OF 1879 !
dent ~. W. ID. Bryan of the boa
regents, and others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
BIOGRAPH PEOPLE.
TAKE PICTURES
Pueblo Indians in Front of
Harvey CuriO Pressed Into
Service After Lengthy Ne
gotiatiOns.

The Biosraph troupe Of moving plcs
ture players began actual work IN Al
huquerquc today, dividing into two
companies. historical company and
q comic company, and taxing pictures
IN various parts Of the city. The
comic division staged "a scenario in
front Of the Harvey curl0. at the SAN
"a Fe station between - and i2
o'clock. the taxing ~ the picture att
tracing n large crowd OF spectators.
The pueblo Indians about the museum
were pressed into service after much
negotiating and promise OF payment.
Tie Indians proved good pusers and
the actors ana actresses had little df-
nruity ln obtaining she effects they
wished. The principal photograph
taken IN front % the museum today
win be used for Autographs FOR ndvor-
Using purposes. Tho entire troupe
wil likely 20 20 Isleta tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
.HILToS's I1EvEE BTId.
fsOlcS THROUGH HOUSE

Santa Fe, n. NJ. May Charging
that the Legislative house apparently
aad turned itself into 4 legislature for
appropriations only. Mr. Casados IN
the house yesterday afternoon attack
ed = bin by Mr.. Hilton Of Socorro
county, nsling for an appropriation Of
lit0O for building a levee az san An
tonic where Mr. Hilton said the Rio
9rande was doing great damage by
frequently overflowing the low banks
Mr.. Tasados had few followers. for
Mr.. Hllton's bill passed by vote Of
S5 to 2. The house adjourned until
Friday because Of Memorial day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30
UNUSUAL DEMAND
FOR OFFICE
ASSISTANTS
Albuquerque Business College
Unable to Meet All Re-
quests for Trained Workers /;
New Term, June Ord.

IL business conditions may be
Euaged by the demand for office aR.
sistants. Albuquerque and the SUR
rounding territory are enjoying "a
period OF very considerable prosper
icy. The offices OF the Albuquerque
Business college have during the
past few weeks received more re-
quests for trained office people than
could be met. while the demand ape
pears TO be increasing daily.
Such conditions open the door OF
opportunity 30 every ambitious young
man and young woman, and Il VIII
be learned with interest that "a new
term opens az the business college on
Monday, June 3rd. AZ that time new
clusses viii be started IN EtenoErnphA
and bookkeeping. snd Il VIII be 10
the interest Of prospective students
20 make sheir start with othes be-
Rlnners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-30

explained was identical With senate
bin No. iit relating b Incorporation
"a towns ana Villages which lH ~.
feet win validate bond snnitcn ot tnwns
not Incorporated under THE presnt
law,
Iouae bin No. ITO. providing FOR
rapplnE and Gazing OF and gas wells
etc.
Amended senate joint resolution No. 10.
providing for three members from
the senate and the house 10 act with
the governor IN selecting a state seal
senate bill No. e3. by Mr. Hurne, 70
amend the present law and pfovi6inr
thai ihe state shall pay for the blanks
fof the asatHsura ard collectors.
Two important bills wereintroduc-
ed,
senhte bill No. fs7. authorizing the
state board of education To define and
adopt a system Of industrial educa-
ton and senate bin ISIS. fixing the
terms Of the members OF the state
hnard ~ education.
seHate bill No. iSG provides Tor the
sllsfeNition and accounting for certain
iuaNfHng4 money
The senate has adjourned untlL Ffi-
day Afternoon az o'clock because Of
Menihrlal day Mr. Holt requested
THAT his fOur bills for good roads be
permitted 70 remain on the calendar
Hl1auut action Until TIE next meeting
Of the senate.