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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

I'VE viii accept any good progress
i've for temporary chairman who can
be agreed upon. senator Kern, Rep
rescntatiye ollie James, Theodore
Bell OF California. or Senator O'uor-
man would be acceptable"
Mr.. Bryan ordered poll OF ar,
riving delegates 20 ascertain how
they stood upon the issue OF pro
gressiveism as ngainst conservatism q
Charles Bryan, his brother and
Jerry Sullivan had the poll In charge
and hoped by tonigh, TO set line
on the situation.
Governor Burke Of North Dakota.
was closeted with AIR. Bryan and la
ter made public his reply 70 Mr.
Hryan'a note asking him 90 join Ia
The fight against Parker, The reply
read.
Il VIII do ali can 20 elect pro-
gressivo"
Former Governor Glenn OF North
Carolina. former Governor Beck
ham of Kentucky aud senator Kern
Of Indiana. talked over the situation
with Mr. Bryan
AR Bryan trho to mtg announce
ment earlier ln the day, did not ap-
pear before the committee 90 oppose
the selection Of Mr. Parker tem-
potaiy chairman.
Tc news that MIR Bryan had de-
clnred he would personally 80 before
the convention as q candidate against
Air Parker caused much excitement
When the nntionai committee MEM
hera assembled.
"Mr. Parker viii be endorsed for
temporary chairman by at least forty
members of the national committed" f"
said Roger g.. Sullivan Of Illinois. as
he entered the meeting room With
Thomas Taggart or Indiana. Judge
l'arker wll bee the temporary chair
man. u makes no difference who
opposes him"
Mr. Rryan's refusal 10 oppoac the
PARKER seiaoilon before the commit
tee followed conference with pro-
Rressivc leaders The Nobraskan
was emphatic Ia proclaim ng the ap-
preaching fight iu the convention.
When he declared that he would be a
candidute for temporary chairman
himself y the nroeressives could
agree on no one e'se, he made the
assertion with poaitivcncaa
- win be in the fight when the
time comes" Mr. Bryan assorted
''pnd in 4 10 finish. am trying 90
iind a man % be- temporary chair
man who viii be satisfactory to an
the progrcmivcs."
''liaye you found any one yet2" he
was asked.
'Noi yot.' ho replied "a may 40
s0 later whether ] find ono or not
this fight win be made"
Following cx-GnpprnOr Adams,
Committeeman Williams % Nlasis-
Continued on raSo 2. Ciumn ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
Feared Thirty Perished in Dis
aster Following Collapse Of
Crowded Excursion Wharf
Near Buffalo.
ROTTEN PLAEKs GIVE
WAY BENEATH THRONG
Unfortunates Hurled in Tan
gled Mass Into Swift Nov.
ing Waters; Hope Held Out
That Some Escaped Alive.


tBy Evening FIers "a =. p. I.eaaea wtrel
BunAio. n. r.. sune gs.--Up 10
noon today sixteen bodies hud been
recovered from the Niagara river az
Eagle Park. the scene of last nights
drowhlng tragedy and the official list
ot idtntlucd dead and missing reached
a total of thirty
Tho dssaa.sr occurred on the west
shore 81 Grand Island, about ten
miles below Bnnalo.
More than 100 persons we're thrown
Into The Niagara river hy the collapse
~ an cXcurslon dock
The identifed dead.
MRS. ARTifuR MAYER.
Mrs JOHN HAYS.
MRS. LILLE KELLOGG.
CEfiA KELLEY, ychrs old.
MRS. AGNER y. GALLAGHER.
IN tho terror and confusion or the
accident families became separated
ana there Is faint hope that some OF
those listed as doad may be found to-
day.
There seoms little doubt. however.
thai the lisl of dead wili total AZ least
twenty
Tho section ~ the dock which gave
way was aOout ffly feet long and
twenty-five foe; Ia width Many on
the broken planks we're found 10 bo
rotten tud that directly heuesth tho
collapsed portion of the strit, iurs
there were no aupportinr piles.
boats were sent down the river
from Eagle Park today 10 recover
bodies A mile below the landing
there Is % reef running several hum
dred feet out into the river. which.
with shore swing Of tho current
forms a natural basin and into this II
is believed the bodies VIII be eavrled.
Tine exeufsionisis were members
Hnd friends ot Court Amherst lodge
go. z3Z. fUrestefs 0f America. who
were on their annual outing. They
were taken % Eagle Park on board
she steamer Henry Koerber and the
barge Lottie Koerber. The boats were
warping into the dock 20 take on pas
sengers for the return trip when tho
crowd negan 90 gafhcF on the dock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
INTERFERENCE BY
THE GOVERNOR
UNLIKELY


Especial Telegram a. Evening IIeraId.)
. Las Vegas. 81 Ma june "a. =
. Advice gcre Received here thls =
= afternoon % the effect that the .
= statement 90 De- issued BY Cove .
. ernor w G. McDonuid hate today .
~ wliI mtke thc announcement that .
. in the absence of any law on .
= thc subject ho viii talse no steps .
y a. prevent The Johnson FLYNN 9
= bout scheduled for July g. .
- The advlees though unomcnl .
. were given oredonce "a sporting .
. circles here .
- Governor McDouald. latc this .
- afternoon was at work ON bis .
. statement 20 tho people of I.ns .
. Vegus. but degiined 90 make .
. known in advance anything con- =
= corning its exact nature. .
~ "a b. believed. however, that .
. the eoyernor Nlll warn tne pco- .
. pic Of iAs veeas that ihe arsi =
ATTEMPT at Yiolntlon Of the anti .
, gambling or other laws win .
> mean the immediate suppression .
. of the night =
0Se4 eeoe q =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

Pekln, June 2i.-- Word was recesv-
ga here today thar conditions have
asnln become 20 acute az Cheefo0
mat the American consul there has
sent out an argent appeal for asaiss-
aaoo.
lic telographod for warship 20
hasten % cheeioa in order that ma
rines may be on hand In case OF au
outhrcnk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

Cincinnati ipne 2f--.Four persons
were drowned in the ohio river az
the foot of Ludlow stree, here late
yesterday when boat with q party OF
ave WAS upset by the rollers" from
q river atcan,boaG The Rfth person
WAS saved. The party Was lndulelnk
IN the snort Of riding the waves toss
go up By the big river steamers when
their bnut capslxed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
WHOLESALE KILLING
OF HELPLESS
PRISONERS
OF WAR
Forty Mexican Federals Sum.
marily Executed by Rebel
Captors al velardina; Amer
leans Threatened.
MADERIsTA ARMY FAST
NEARING CHIHUAHUA

tny lveninE Herald 4. =. Leased wirel
El paso. Toxo dune s4.-Word was
received hers to-day that az Veiardino.
Mexico, FORTY federals who we're cap
turcd by General Campa the rebelf
leader, Were executed one of the
nitlable Hlshfs wns thr Killing of "a
federal voiuntcCr 65 years old by a.
rebel soldier hardly out of his teens
seventeen Amorlcans st Veiardena.
nfy miles west of Turroou. Mexico.
recently We're lined zap agalnst barn
while ans dnzrn dFink erazod
nrlgnnds threatened summary execu-
tlon unless million dollars ransom
was forthcoming The rebels" hail-
ca fhelr thrcsts when s850n in gold
WAS pald them Tho story was told
hy @ party OF Witnesses here today
Americans. they sal6 Aad feared the
oonaequenees of "a revelation of their
piight Through official channels 8nd
only with the routins of rensl columns
under Generals Camna and ArgumeJ5l
fter tWo months ol dopredauons had
The facts begun 20 come ~ lisht
Camua reached Chlhnahua city
Win SEQ men opt of force of 5000
mon, bscnne involved in quarrel
viii Gcmoral Oroxcu and Nas Jailed
Gencrl AFEumcda, however, with
about SOC men is now ratarlug the
sfafe of DURANGO pursued hf tho
federal commander. General Hlnuuet
Argumolo. % o. said, is arrguglng to
umAe ha way aouthwar1 to form a|
Junction alth thc zapaiisias.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

hieppe. France, June 2fa--Gc0rEa
8 Carpenter, The mlddlewelght chaai-
pion of France anu EnEland, and
Frank klaus, the Pittsburgh middle
weight, met in twenty round match
here today Carpenter was disqmall-
fled in the eighteenth round
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
LET THE HERALD
FOLLOW YOU

You VIII want the Herald on
Your sumuscf OutinR Better
than "A letter from home. You
should MOI miss your faVorito
newspaper duriag vacation days
You viii want to know what IL
roing on iu Albuquerque. order
the Herald by phone lGf of les
OF by postal card. 90 follow
yuu. Address viii bo changed
az often as requested with no
extra charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
; EveaIa& Hsrnla a. y. leaaea Nirel

thy Eveuink Herald a. y. lscaacu Wire
Baltimore. June 2f.--A COM I
. promise between the Democratic 4
y factions contendinE over the 4
= temporary chairmanship of the
= Democratic national convention 4
= was said TO have been reached 4
y this afternoon 4
II WAS reported that Alton u. 4
= Parker 81 New York, slated for 4
y temporary chairman and opposed 4
= by Mr.. Bryan would meet MIR. 4
= Bryan and read 10 him the
. speech MIR. PARKER has prepared. 4
y This speech Is declared 20 be I
= both progressive and aggressive. Z
The rarkcr forces believe " 4
y Will meet many of MIR Hryan'a I
9 ohlesslons. IT, after the reading 4
y of the speech. Mr.. Bryan stili in- 4
. sists upon hia objection tO Park 4
= ~, the latter then will be select- 4
. ed hy the national committee but 4
. viii decline 30 serve.
. The report nf compromise
= arrangement gained confirma- =
. ton later when Il was announced
= conference was being held in 4
9 Mr.. Rryans rooms, MIR. r. Park
. or, National Chairman Mack and
. others participating.
o~e @NNNN AH~~ .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
Colonel Announces Himself in
Race to Stay Regardless Of
Who is Nominated at Bal
timore Convention.
INDEPENDENT LEADERS
CONFER WITH CHIEF
Garfield, PinchOt, Governor
Johnson and Senator Dixon
Busily Planning for Formal
Opening of Campaign.
SBy Evening Herald a. n. r.eassa vIs.,

Chicago. June 13.--Colonel .
= Roosevelt departed for New .
= York this afternoon. a crowd 9
aathered ai tne station and =
= chcvrcd as tao cononol entered. .
. . go . . e@@A No0N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
PEERLESS ONE GIVES NOTICE THAT
He WILL CONTEST NEW Workers.
SELECTION AS TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN ON FLOOR

Ollie James Avowed Clark Man, Selected by Wilson
As Progressive Candidate for Honor Of Sounding Key
note Before Baltimore Convention; Kentucky Delega-
tion Overwhelmingly for Parker
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

FEDERAL ARMY lnAsr
COACHING CIulUAHU /
Los Datcias, chihuahua. Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

nrAan cuurt- sfcam rallcF. dc.
ciarc- le VIII aefcns Parker for
icnam'ray oialrmnn ~ naiti.
morc even " hc fa. 10 take tlic
iob him-rif
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

rODAx's NEWS TODAY
You see Il N enc ffERALD.
SIXTY Gents . month delivered
mt your doorB fiftg cents ~
man.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Government Surveyors Big
Work.

The Deming GRAPHIC reports
that the government surveyors are
at work in Luna County, and will
survey all the government unsur-
veyed land in that county on this
trip. There are twenty-four town
ships to survey in Luna county. 1t
is expected when they finish Luna
county they will all move 20 Grant
county. There are sixty.fve town
ships and five fractional townships
to survey in this county.
OF the sixty.fve several are
crossed by the county lines between
Grant and Sierra and Grant and
Socorro. The fractional townships
are up in the mountains to the
north, where for some good reason
only part of the township was sur
veyed. -Lordsburg Liberal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11

Especially is the above ststement
true If the home is on one of our
Little Vineyards tracts. where you
make yourself independent in a
short time. if you have got the
right kind Of mettle in you.
Get out away from the smoke of
the city, get out from behind the
counter, leave the desk, and go
back to the soil; move out where
the air is pure and water plenty;
out where there are bigger divi-
dends on less work.
II will not only benefit your pock-
ct book but also your health will
be improved, your family happier
and your outlook brighter.
Our contracts are made to fit the
man of moderate means, the man
who wants to go out and win. A
letter to US will bring particulars as
to contract, cost of land, manner of
payments and any other facts you
may want to know about. We will
also send our little booklet, The
Conservative Man." if you will ask
for it. This little book shows
where the conservative man is not
always conservative. Talk with. or
write to those who already own
Little Vineyards farms you'll find
a satisfied bunch. Little Vineyards
Co.. Room Is, Mahoney Building.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Why Not Buy Now?

Every day you hear Of some one
who bought lots of us year ago
and now they are offered twice and
in some cases three times as much
as they gave. They are restricted
residence district lots and they are
on the move-upward. Of course.
if you did not buy year ago. you
did not, that's all, but the rise in
the price of lots has just started.
buy now, you'll be able to sell next
year for a still larger margin.
Don't spend time worrying about
what you did not do a year ago
but do it today.
Ten dollars down and S. a month
buy the best lots in Deming. with
the largest assortment. Deming
Real Estate & Improvement Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Welcome to the Beans.

The family of Garrett Bean, of
Sanderson, Texas, arrived. Satur-
day morning, accompanied by W.
b. Bean, of Fl Paso, who will pro.
coed at once to erect temporary
residence for the family, pending
the erection of a fine home.
Mr.. Bean has large acreage of
fine land, which will be developed
and intensively cultivated.
Mr.. Bean is a man of large means
and will have things right up in
ship.shape.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Selecting Milo and Kaffir
Seeds

II. M. Bainer. agricultural expert
for the Santa Fe Railway. says:
Farmers can increase the yield of
kafiir and milo maize crops at least
one-fourth by the use of the right
kind of seed. Poor seed often pro-
duces such a poor stand that it has
to be plowed up and replanted. this
making all of the first planting and
sometimes the second planting a to-
tai loss. Why not feed this seed to
the hogs or cattle and plant seed
that has been secured from the field
and is known to be good?
A farmer cannot afford to wait
until spring and take seed from the
bundle or out of the threshed seed
from the granary. 1t may have be-
come heated in storage, or the free
zing and thawing of winter may
have damaged the terminating
qualities.
The time to begin the 1913 kaffir
and maize crops is in September and
October. By selecting the best
heads from the field at this time,
the farmer can secure the earliest
and best formed heads. A selec-
ton of these earliest heads will in.
sure a seed that will mature uni.
formly earlier than the seed from
the later heads.
The farmer who will go through
his field and select the best head be-
fore the crop is harvested has an
opportunity to see the type of stalk
which produces the seed. A big
head grown on a stalk by itself is
not as good for seed as a uniform
size head which grew on a good
stalk. which was surrounded by 9TH
er good stalks.
Again. if the crop from which
seed is being selected is somewhat
mixed with other sorghum crops,
the selected heads should be taken
as far away from the foreign heads
as possible.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Luxor School Opened.

Luna county is keeping right up
in the procession in educational as
well as other matters. In another
column will be found the story of
the opening of Capitol Dome school
south of the city and it is with great
satisfaction that We speak of the
opening of the Luxor school, the
first station east on the Southern
Pacific.
Miss Lillian Boyer, a teacher Of
experience, is in charge of the school
and everything is lovely.
Three cheers for Luxor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11

State Of New Mexicn. Office Of the State Corpora.
ton Commission.
n y HgREBy CERTIFIED. that the annexed u
full true and complete Transcript OF the
Certificate Of Incorporation
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Southwestern New Mexico
Fair Association.

The full committee appointed at
the Luna County fair to start the
organization Of permanent fair as
ISOLATION met at the Chamber of
Commerce, Monday afternoon and
laid the foundation for one Of the
big future enterprises of the state.
After giving the matter careful
consideration the committee adop-
ted the name Southwestern New
Mexico Fair Association, with the
authorization Of a capital stock of
so, 900, the value of shares 10 he
so each and the territory to in
clude the whole Southwestern New
Mexico.
City Attorney A. A. Temke will
look after the Incorporation of the
association and it is significant
fact that Chairman Braselton has
already been approached by parties
who want to buy stock.
Frank Nordhaus has been elected
president for the first year and
S. K. Braselton secretary. r. Bedi-
chek was appointed a committee to
ascertain the most favorable loca-
ton and to secure plenty of ground.
A fine race track will be construc-
ted and suitable exhibit halls cree
ted.
1t goes without saying that the
thing will be a go from the start.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
Luxor.

Jud Simpson is harvesting the
Bowler crops.
Crops on the Parker Taylor farm
are showing up mighty fine.
Uncle Jimmie Hughes, who is
running the DR.. Belts farm, has
some fine crops.
p. j. Case has 20 acres Of the fin
est alfalfa we ever saw.
Mrs. Frye entertained the Hoop
ers and Dunns, of FL Paso. The
boys are S. ?. employees.
Messrs. Hills and Curtis were out
from Deming, the other day, noting
the good work Of Mr.. Iyers.
Miss Lillian Boyer has opened the
Luxor school with fine attendance
and still coming.
Mrs. Kisslinger, of the K G d
Mountain district, was here this
week purchasing stock and is fgur-
ing on trading cotton property for
land belonging to J. II. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sipes, of Socorro
county, have been guests of Mrs.
Carlyle for a few days. The Sipes
have just purchased 800 acres Of
land between Luxor and Deming.
They will improve half of the tract
at once, and intend to make it their
permanent home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11

You can look to us for everything
in the building line. We wont dis
appoint you, for we have got the
goods. Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11

In Witness Whereof. ! have hercunio set my
hand and.aiIiNcd my notarial seal the day and year
In this certificate aforesaid.
tSeaD ALBERT FIELD.
Notary Public. Luna Co, N. NJ
My commission expires January 2lrd 1915.
Endorsed. No 7a2O
Cor. Reed. Vol g Page 1856.
Certificate Of
Non.Liability Of Stockholders
Of
Zig Land Company.
Filed In Office Of
State Corporation Commission.
Sept. ~. 1912: .. IN.
EDWIN y. CoARD.
Clerk.
Compared. T.. ID. T.. to 5.J.O.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
County of Luna
hereby certify yhat ths within instrument Of
writing was filed for record In my Office on the
9th day Of Sept, A. d. 1912. ut II O'Clock n. m
and recorded In book Of Articles Of incorporation
page is9
tSEAL) G. X. HUGHES,
County Clerk.
by p. A. HUGHES. Deputy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11

State Of New Mexico. Office Of the State Corpora
ton. Commission.
Its hereby certified that the annexed is full.
true and complete transcript Of the
Certificate Of Non Liability
Of Stockholders OF
Big Land Company.
mo. 7a2O)
with the endorsements thereon. as same appears
file and Of record in the Office Of the State Cor
poratiOn Commission. In testimony whereof. the
Chairman and Clerk OF said Commission have
hercunto set their hands and affixed the seal of
said Commission. at the city Of Santa Fc on this
18th. day Of September. a. d. 1912.
lSeaD HUGH u. WILLIAMS.
Attest Chairman.
Certificate Of Non-Liability Of Stockholders
Of the
Big Land Company.
This is 10 certify. that the undersigned. being all
" the original incorporators who have made and
filed the certificate Of incorporation OF the Big
Land Company thereby associating themselves
into a corporation. under and by virtue Of the pro
visions of Chapter ~ Of the Acts of the 36th Leg
islative Asscmbl, ~ the Territory Of New Mex
leo. laws Of 1850 for and on behalf 81 themselves
and all other stockholders who may become asso-
ciated with them and Of raid corporation do here
by declare that there shall bc no stockholdera' liza
blity on account 81 any stock issued by said corp
Grafton and that all stockholders " said corpora
ton shall be exempt from all liability on account
Of any and all stock issued Ia or held by them cx-
certified TO have been actually paid. In property
or cash. at the time Of the commencement Of
business as provided for In and In accordance
with Section q Of said chapter ~
In Witness Whereof. the said incorporates have
hcreunto set their hands and seals this 2lst day
september, A. ID. 1912.
II. f. Cohen. Seal
n. A. Bevins tSeaD
A. II. Child tSeaD
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
County Of Grant
On this 2ist day OF September. 1872 before me
personally appeared Il. T., Cohen and r.. A. Blew
ms 10 me known 10 be the persons described in
and who executed the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged that they executed the same as
their free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my notaral seal the day and year
In this certificate aforesaid.
tSeaD CHARLES c. RoYALL
Notary Public.
My commission expires April 18th. 1915
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
County Of Luna
On this 23rd day 81 September. A. d., 1912. be-
fore me personally appeared A. ". Child. To me
known 90 be the person described In and who ex-
cutei the foregoing instrument Of writing. and
acknowledged that he executed the same NJ his
free act and deed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-11
My commission expires April 18th,
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

ODUnIy UI IsuHHt
On this 23rd day q September. A. d.. 1912. be-
fore me personally appeared A. ". Child. to me
known 20 be the person described In and who ex-
cutei the foregoing instrument Of writing. and
acknowledged that he executed the same M his
free act and deed.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
CEDAR POINT POPULAR
AS BATHING PLACE

With 10 miies OF clean white SAND,
the bathing beach al CeCar Point IS
claimed by many TO be the Iinest in
the world. Certainly il HAS no rivals
on any fresh water sea. Like the
World-famous Atlantic CITY II has a
board walk extending the entire
length OF the beach. which is Always
crowded with interested spectators.
Detroit excursionists have realized
this year. perhaps more than ever De-
fore, the splendid outing facilities al
this Atlantic CITY OF The west, as
many each week spend sunday there,
going on the steamer Frank L. Kirby,
Saturday, and returning sunday even.
ing OF Monday morning. This en-
ables them TO put in a fail day at
Cedar Point without staying away
curing once hours The small cost
oil this Weekend outing making il
more popular than ever before. Ow-
Ing 10 the high mark which the wa.
ter in the lake has maintained, tie
steamer AlrDy is still able To- land az
she erry dock, which Is but a step
from the beach.