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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
VIVID WRITE UP OF
BASEBALL GAME
society Iccitrcss nc stanford Unlver-
slty Complies Fancy story ~ Thrill
ling Nine Innlngs

Stanford University. Feb 2S.--Stu-
dents OF this university are bursting
Win pride regarding the issue OF the
daily Paio Alto. issued by girl stu
dents OF this university. an annual
event.
One OF the distinct features Is the
page. compiled under direction or
Miss Lois Baker OF Los Angeles.
sporting editress.
Among the many weird articles
tho Issue IL Miss Bakers vivid write~
up Of the ball game, as follows.
fIreland's Independents defeated
the Varsity fof the fourth time this
season ON the turf, yesterday score
40.
"Mr. Terry assisted by rs otherR,
played the loveliest game, but
didn't pay much attention to hits or
runs, because / was 80 busy watching
the cute little marks which the man
was putting in the seorehook. Every
one got so excited, hoping the varsity
would score, but no one was thrilled
when tho visitors got q run.
"Mr Beeger played an elegant
game tn right field, and waa perfect
~ cunning onee, when he caught q
ball from an ireland man called
Shrimp. or something like that. Mr.
Noble didn't appear IN the same suit
OF new blue which he has been wear
ing All season. Query Who ~ his
drcssmakerf
Nobody liked the umplres; they
we're the meanest things, and called
man out when he didn't have sin.
Gle straight ball; they were al
curved Mr. Hagerman was so kind
hearted that he wouldn't venture "a
torment the ball Wasn't that silly!
"Mr Gilfillan reached for the bail
twice, but his arms wasn't Ions
enough. and Mr. Do0ling failed 10
grasp the spheroid Optlclan, brlnp
some glasses for these gontlemen!"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
STATE CONFRONTED
WITH NECESSITY
Of INCREASING
THE REVENUE
Board Of Equalization In Ses-
sion In Santa Fe; Many
Representatives of Corpora
tiOns In Attendance.
LAUGHLIN APPOINTED
ON MUSEUM BOARD

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Feb. 2S.-The state
board of equalization Is holding an Inn
portant session. The members are
Governor w. c. Mcdonald, Secretary
OF state Antonio LucorO. State Audi
tor w. G.. Sargent, Attorney General
Frank W. CLANCY and Travelling Audit
tor John Joerns. The representatives
OF railroads and public utility cor
porailons In attendance Is large as
valuations are 10 be placed ON proper
~ OF that character. The state is
confronted with the imperative necos-
sity OF raising from 100000 20 $780,
900 more revenue annually than IN
any years previous unless appropria-
tlons for institutions much TO be de-
sired are cut down materially.
Chief Ranger Transferred.
J. A. simmons. chief ranger on the
Alamo National forest has been
transferred 10 the Big Burros forest
and has taken hts family to Silver
City
Clerk 70 Corporation Commissioner.
r. J. Sanford of Malaga. Eddy
county, has been appointed clerk 20
Corporation Commissioner, M. 8.
Groves and will with his family take
up his residence az Santa Re.
Reputation Papers Issued.
Governor Mcdonald has signed re-
quialtlOn papers for w. Sorrells who
Is now living in Fayetteville, Tonnes
see. bat who Is wanted In Eddy coun-
ty on charges of seduction, preferred
By Miss Hattie Phillips of Carlsbad.
N. B. Lauahlln Appointed.
The appointment OF M y. Laughlin
of Santa 10 aH a member OF the
board of regents of the Museum of
New Mexico vice Nathan Jana Of
Roswell by Governor w G. MELON
aid was this morning made public.
Delegates Designated.
TIE following were designated dele
gates To the sixteenth annual meeting
OF the American Academy of Political
and Social Science by Governor w.
G. Mcdonald this morning: H. ,. lia-
goarman, Roswell; a. a. Jones, Las
Vegas; Is. nj Dougherty, Socorro Tho
academy VIII meet March % next.
Looking for Her Brother.
A letter received In tho office of
the governor and referred 10 the Of
fee of tho mounted police from Mrs.
Rose iIaslnln OF 1892 Gale Zurbaran,
Manila, y, L., asks the assistance Oi
tho New Mexico authorities In loCat-
ing her brother c. g. Stillrlcht, who ID
supposed 40 be somewhere In che
state. Mrs. ilaElnin says that she has
not heard from him for three years
lie As a miner and farmer she as
sertH
Andrew Kelly Wins Contest Case.
in the contest for tho ofiite Of coun-
~ clerk in Sierra county. Nudge NJ.
G. Mteohem decided In favor OF the
corgesieaf Andrew Kelly Democrat
as against Amado Gonzales. Ropnb-
lieau. Who Had been elected ON lho
face on the returns by two majority
Tho deciahnn was on a tcahnlcality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
AUTOMATIC DEVICE
TAKES PICTURE IN
ONE MINUTE
Police Department Of Country
Greatly Interested In Ma
chine That Makes Work Of
Identification Easier.

New York. Feb. 2s.-pollco off.
cinls throughout the country are taxi
lng great interest IN an instan-
taneoua automatic Photographic ma.
chine which. In conjunction with the
Rertillon system. n looked upon az
one OF the most important discoveries
IN scientific Identification. Insurance
companies. detective agencies ana or
CARNATIONS 10 which absolute identi-
ficRtion is important. arc Interested
In the now invention. which had its
origin IN slot machine.
with the new machine photo
graph can he taken OF man. and
within exactly one minute OF the time
he has been snapped a complete. de-
veloped. fixed and mounted photo
graph Is Obtainabie. The operation
Is automatic, the most Inexperienced
person can operate the machine.
The usual difficulties OF photo
graphing a man who doesn't wish TO
have his picture taken can be obviat-
ed. H0 need not know that the pho
togrEph has been taken. The ma
chine consists Of a steel cabinet, fin
ished IN mahogany enamel. which
bears a close resemblance TO an old-
fashioned hall clock, but requires
about half the wall space and may
be placed wherever an area OF four
square feet is available.
In the upper part OF the cabinet r.
tank containing water for washing
the plates IN the course Of the auto
matte process. in the middle Is the
machinery which takes the place Of
the hands OF an operator. In the
lower part 81 the tank IN another tank
holding the waste water and solution
after Il has been used.
In front Of the cabinet In the slot
machine arrangement ls a stool where
the subject SITS This stool has a
circular back. which serves as a back
ground Tor the picture, In three sec
onds a bell rings. announcing that the
picture has been taken and the sitter
Is AZ liberty TO arise. IN exactly fifty
seven seconds, or precisely one minute
after the whole operation began, the
picture is complete ana incascd in a
neat. satin finished brass frame.
The success Of the device IL duo
to Henry Doyle, . former New York
newspaper man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
NEw ATLANTIc STEAMSHIP LINE.

ottawa, ont. Feb. 2s.- Negotia-
tlons are IN progress between the Ca
madam government and certain Eng
ilsh and Canadian companies operat-
Ing transatlantic steamships for the
establishment of a new fast service
between Canada and Great Britain.
A twcnsy-four knot service Is OUT
lined by the company which would be
hacked by the Canadian Pacific and
other trnns-continental lines The In
contlve Is 90 mako tho voyage from
Halifax In four ana one-half days. II
Is believed the new line would set
much Of the traffic OF the New Eng-
land as well as OF the middle west
and western states now going by way
Of New York. The total outlay Will
be thirty million dollars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
CAPTAIN GUEST IS
KINGS TREASURER
Englishman Who Married
Amy Phipps, Daughter Of a
Steel Multi Millionaire,
Gets Responsible Position.

London. Feb. 2S.--Captain Froder-
lex Edward Guest has boon appoint
ed treasurer Of the kings household.
replacing W. Dudley Ward. who has
held that position since 1910. Ward
resigned to attend better "a his du-
ties as Liberal whip. Captain Guest
Is the third son Of Baron wimhorne.
A.. married Miss Amy Phlpps,
daughter OF ifenry Phipps Of Pitts
burgh. In 1905.
When the daughter 81 a steel multi
millionaire was married to Captain
Guest In 1905, She presumably told
him % get into the game OF life. she
was an athletic girl and was also a
Red Cross nurse In the spaHlsh-Amer-
loan war
FER husband the third son 81 Lord
Wimborno. became ambitious and
won a seat Ia parliament. However.
the special election court decided his
seat cost too much, and ousted him.
But with an American wife to spur
him on. nc didn't give up. a year
later ho won his eieslion, and az 4
cheaper price
Mrs. Guest proved herself hero
lno when her two children were
caught IN burning mansion IN 1905
Everyone was supposed 20 bee out Of
the building when Mrs. Guest missed
her children Ia her bare feet she
rushed into the blazing nursery and
brought the two out. sno placed
thom ln "a pcrambulator and. wearing
only a dressing gown, wheeled them
along Ia ruuah road thrae-auafters OF
mile to tho reetory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

because Gonzales failed TO serve tho
contestant with copy Of his answer
on the Carpet on Wednesday.
Travelling Auditor John Joerna las
been summoned to appear before
Governor McDoaald on Wednesday
afternoon al o'clock to show cause
why he should not De- removed from
oilice Charges alleging inCompe-
tcncy ana neglect OF duty are speci-
fed, but the friends OF Joerns say
that the real reason for wanting
Joerns' scalp Is that a Democrat
wants The job, and that hy Joerns
resigning, the Democrats viii got a
majority on the state board OF cquaii-
zatiOn.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Fhe sullOwinga were appoi"ted no
tarles public by Governor W &. Nc
Donald last Saturday Clyde %.
Jones. Santa Rosa, Grant county; Roy
zimmerman. clayton, Union county;
Bonnie 1. Carpenter, Wnnette Union
county; William West. Clayton.
Union county; Tomas A. Rivera.
Ranches de Taos, TAOS county: Dean
Alexander, silver city. Grant county;
Frederick IA. Kent, Albuquerque. Ber-
nalillO county; A. 8. Buakeyitz. Roy,
Mora county; a. j. Kelson. Las Cru
ces. bona Ana county: T. " Puttison.
Iasuna, Mckinley county.
incorporation.
The Champion Copper company OF
kittcry, Maine. this morning fled its
charter with the corporation commits
sion ana were given license 20 90 a
general mining business Ia New Mex
leo. The capital stock of tho company
Is given at $780, 900. none at which has
been paid IN. 100000 worth OF com
mon stock was also declared. The
value OF the stock Is SO per share
The incorporatOrs, their postoffice adj
dresses and the amount OF stock sub
scrlhed BY each follow: Lucius -.
Sweet, kittery. I share; George n.
Burnham, Kittery, / share; Elmor j..
hurnham, Kittery, share; r. NJ.
Adams. Boston. Mase. 4 share; Chas.
c. Smith Boston, Mass, II shares.
The company will maintain New
Mexico Office at Tres piedras under
the charge Of Edwin Seward.
Ballot Box Opened,
The box containing the ballots of
Kennedy precinct 0f southern Santa
Fe county was opened late Saturday
afternoon la the district court by or
der Of judge ~ G. Abbott, and was
found 10 contain no ballots for sol"
Owen though tho iadges OF election
had counted twelve for that person.
This snstalns the contention of the re-
laior In the o. J.. Owen quo warrani0
case, II o. asserted By counsel In
which .. T. Owen claims the ballots
east In tho last election igor "Soi'
Owen, and which had they been
counted for him. would have given
bin tho certificate 10 a place on the
corporation commission. After the
opening Of the ballot box the counsel
for the relator closed hls argument
and rested his case.
The hearing was resumed this
morning Counsel for the respondent
a. n Van Stone, whose place on the
corporation commission IA IN ques-
tiOn. contend that quo warranio pro-
ccedings 81 not the proper method
for the testing Of a title 90 an office
other than corporate office The
question will be argued today though
q decision on The point of law lnFOlv-
Ell may not be handed down Tor sew
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

Justice NeWburEer awarded ciau-
dia Carislodt Wheeler, an epera
singer. known several years aRo as
"The girl IN the rcd tights," decree
Of separation from her husband, Az
bert GaIatln Wheeler. Jr.. anc $500
a month aiimony. Wheeler formerly
lived Ia Chicago and Is a son OF A. O.
wheeler. who was head OF the Iiii-
mods Tunnel company.
The alimony, awarded IL In the ma
ture Of a compromise. Mrs. Wheeler
having sought sl0.00o n year. while
her husband wanted 20 make Il
$4,000. she sued on the ground Of
abandonment.
Tho court ruled that notwithstand-
ing Wheoier's plea ct plnched finances
no had been able 20 retain his mem-
borshlp IN exclusive ciu0s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

diseased condition Of
bodes acid irritating inaaaoy accumulation ga
Of then instead Of
noung nvgorang the body The blood iea and nhamea the
condition The pains and aches and other and dangerous
particle Of
che driven from the blood does this because 4 perfect
purifier uouhe purhea
blood and completely drives heu
Paslers hnmens soothing lotions etc. may
bring
be effected until s. has removed the u frees Che blood Of every
fluid, 70 bring
who Rheumatism Book Rheuma
tsn aud any mcdicai advice free to al who wrte.
THR SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA. GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

eral days.
Counsel for q. II. Van Stone com
ploted the argument on the demurrer
this afternoon and the question. aa 20
whether there was sufficient evidence
and whether a quo warraEto proceed
ing was the proper method OF redress
In the case in question. was submitted.
Judge Abbot; now has the question
under adviscmont and will probably
render a decision tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
MANY NEW HOMES
IN Las CRUCES
Dona Ana COaaty Also IL Greatly In
tcrested In Road Improvement and
Ilapid Advansffaeut Of District.

las Cruces, y. ~. Feb. 2S.--During
the past few months there has been a
number OF modern residences built In
different parts Of the city Adobe,
brick and frame seem ID be the lead
ing materials used.
Those who have built new resi-
dencee are. Or. Cornell, $4,000
home on the Alameda; m Duzenberry
q $4,000 home ON the Alameda Hague
Taylor, Downing, bfownlee and Hos
mer have modern residences on
RrOwnleo avenue. East Hinton,
Brown and Martin have built suhsinn-
tai homes In Hiufon's mesa addition.
Several other residences have been
erected.
Judge Edward Medler is IN the
city ana will be k,Sfo an Of next week
The four counties In this district COW
or 40 much territory that II keeps
Medler and District Attorney Hamil-
ton busy
The iirst state legislature will meet
In santa Re on March ~ H. -. Holt
will represent this county IA the sem
ate and W. H. n LloWellyn and y.
Moreno viii serve m the house. These
gentlemen have been requested by
many progressive citizens OF this
county 10 see that p Law ID passed
providlng for the building Of good
roads. also other progressive legisla-
ton
someone has been poisoning dogs.
Dogs good. bad and indifferent have
been diving on an Sides. No trace Of
the guilty party has been found
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
WONTIIY MEnCIIANnIsE

Sold ON legitimate margin or pronts.
aN3 butt hinges, pals. ........,. fOe
axa spring Hinges, pair. ........ zoe
larEc strap Hinges fOr Harm
doors and heavy gates ........ a1c
naf't Aupef, sheet .....t...s.., H.
ll0Ofng Paper, rod .ea.IB
braes Wash boards .........s. SOC
Wash TUBS s....ts.s... 800 90 use
AN : a. Ciotilee Wrlngcr. .,.. e2.60
Carpet aWoepcra ............91 so
THU MAZE,
as south flrst Strect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

piece OF flannel dampenod with
Chamborlain's Liniment ana bound an
90 the affected parts q superior 90 any
plaster. When troubled with lame
hack or pains in the side or chest
give II a trial and you are certain 20
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief which Il affords. sold BY All
Dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

Alaska has its first dining car.
made Out OF an old coach Ia the Core
dova shops and managed by a man
and his wife. II lg on the Copper
River and North Western read. run
ming between Cordoya and the inter-
Tor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

Another Famous Painting 20 America.
II Is reported on the best authority
IN art circles that the picture. "Yir-
gin and child" by Andrea Mantegna
Of the padua school, which was OnR
OF tho notable masterpieces sold al
the auction OF the Weber collection
IN Berlin this week. which brought IN
the aggregate mere than one million
dollars. has been purchased by an
American collector for 100000.
The painting was one of the gems
IN the collection formed by Edward
H. Weber of Hamburg. II IL consid-
cred one OF the finest examples OF the
master and considerable Interest is
manifested as TO is purchaser. The
picture was purchased through the
Klelnberger galleries OF New York
and Paris.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

How 70 cure a cold ia question m
which many are interested Just
nov. Chamberlains Cough Remedy
has won e. great reputation and im-
menso sale by its remafkable cure OF
colds. "a can always - depended
upon. For sale ~ Al DeaierA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28
DANGLING ROPE IS
ALL THAT SAVED
A WORKMAN
John Friedle Employed On
Municipal Building, New
York City, Fell Several
Stories Unhurt.

New York, n. ", Feb. 2S.--John
Ffeidle az work on the municipal
building. lost his balance and fell
while he was fixing a derrick on the
Duane street side twenty-one stories
up yesterday. A. he fell he grabbed
the guy rope OF the derrick ana hung
on. He whirled down to the sixth
floor, still cilnging TO the rope. and
there knot broke his grip.
For a few feet ne dropped, then
caught tho rome again and came 20 the
end Of Il, thirty feet from the ground
Freddie fen that distance landing on
his back. His hands we're badly cut,
bat otherwise he wasn't hurt. Alto
gether he slid $50 feet down the rope.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

Couple Married Seventy Nine Years.
Happily married for scventy-nlne
years. Mir. und Mrs. Mathias shalek
OF 60 West one Hundred and Eleventh
street, viii receive the congratulations
OF q number OF friends and relatives
today. This Is SIR. Shalek's ninety
ninth birthday anniversary and also
the anniversary OF their marriage.
Mrs shalok Is % years old and both
are able 70 set about and are en-
Joying good health.
I'VE both expect to live past the
hundred mark, oeamed Mr.. Shalek
in his home, as he fondiy glanced al
his helpmoet OF more than three
quarters OF q century. "Sure. l smoke
cigars" he said In answer TO an In
yitation 81 a friend 20 smoke. i've
been smoking them all my life and
every day ! smoke two or three.
Il also have my little nip OF iiquor
every day. IN fact. Il rs these things,
I think. that have Kept me IN such a
good humor with the world. and II
you want 10 live long you have 30
Keep In good humor"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

Frank Barnard, son OF millionaire
lumber merchant, was attacked by
two men on a bridge In the Bronx late
last night and when he resisted he
was shot, the bullet passing through
both jaws. barnard staggered 20 the
office Of lumber company nearby
sent for hia motor and drove to the
hospital. When no arrived he was
SO weak from loss OF blood that his
condition Is regarded as serious
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-24
THE HOME ATMOSPHERIC.

1t is said that life is made up of
two things, work and play. But for
innumerable people, girls especially,
who cannot find it convenient many
times to go out in the evenings after
nine hours toll, it is made up of
work and home. Millions of people
o'clock-to what? To the skeleton
of home, the appearance of home.
as conspicuous in the lack of spirit
of home as Peter Schlemihl without
his shadow. Father, mother, sister,
brother, all the elements of family
are there; father immersed in the
paper, mother in getting the supper,
sister in soiled WEAKNESS, looking
purposely out the window, brother
rumma ging through his stock OF ties,
asking why supper is not ready to
be served him. Five individuals, liv-
| ing under the same roof, fed at the
same table, and more aloof than the
dwellers in a boarding house, for the
! latter, at least make an effort to in
| terest each other.
| Most girls accept this lack of har-
mony, this individualism of interest,
| of a family without anything out
wardly in common but the relation
ship. Eut the wise ones will not take
it as an unalterable situation. 1t IS
hers to reason why she has no beau
tiful home life, why this ideal family
relationship she has heard about does
not come within her experience.
What a girl can do as start to
remedy this state of affairs is to
battle and freshen Up her appearance
daily when she returns from work,
and to bend her efforts to get the rest
of the family to do likewise. The re-
suit will be a decided lightness of
feeling. With the shaking off of dust
and CRIME from the clothes and per-
son the dust that clogs the brain is
scattered. Each member OF the fam
ily will be more in tune with inter
ests outside of the evening meal and
sleep. The physical we'll being OF
each will be so much improved that
he or she will take more sympa-
thetic interest in the others person
al affairs in the hopes and disappoint-
ments of the others day. Father
will more likely realize the living
quality of the printed news that ne
heretofore absorbed as a matter OF
habit and time killing. 1t is then
with faculties alert, that plans for
amusement in common are more
readily listened to; family life has
spirit behind it because body is res
ponsive: mental life begins for 1t be-
cause drowsiness and discomfort are
not preventing the mind from dwell
ing on ideas and plans that make FOL
iov and happiness. philadelphia
Bulletin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-24
IOWA LEADS IN LIVE STOCK.
Bulletin of the Department OF Agri-
culture Shows Position for
Ten Years.

! Iowa's rank as a live stock state
bids fair to rival her rank as corr
state. A census of the live stock
and statistics on stock prepared by
the United States department of ag-
riculture presents figures to show
that Iowa is leading and we'll UP to
the front in live stock
According to the bulletin the state
for ten years has led all other states
in the value of all live stock. Texas
ranks second to Iowa. In 1900 To-
wa was first and Texas second in val
ues and in 1910 Iowa and Texas are
first and second, keeping their res
pective values in the ten years.
Iowa is the leader in swine. The
Iowa porker stands by himself, be-
cause of the fact, perhaps, he has
been fed on Iowa corn. At any
rate, Iowa tops all states in the
matter of production of swine. The
sister state of Illinois is the runner
up in his product of live stock. Iowa
has led in this product for ten
years.
In the number of cattle the Lone
Star state tops the Hawkeye state.
Iowa was second in 1900 with Texas
first, and this ratio has been main
tanned during the ten years. In the
number of dairy COWS Iowa is third
New York leads with Wisconsin sec
ond.
Iowa takes third rank in the num-
ber of horses, mules, asses and bur-
ros on her farms. Texas and Illinois
are the only other states leading
Iowa.
In the values of live stock Iowa
leads all states in the west north
central division. The value of all
live stock in 1910 as given by the
report is S393, ,o03,196. This is a
gain of 40 per cent over the value
in 1900. In the value of domestic
animals, Iowa leads, the value being
$3.50, 0,2O1,5S6, a gain of nearly 40
per cent since 1900. The value of
Iowa poultry in 1912 is given by the
bulletin as S12,269,SS1 or an in
crease of ST. per cent over 1900. "