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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
SHOOTING STUNTS
MOST DARING At
THE CRYSTAL

Albuquerque has never seen feots Of
Workmanship which for sheer daring
equal those Daing5 displayed at the
Crystal theatcr this week by Mr.. and
Mrs Hail. feast made possible only oy
the perfect confidence horn OF long
continued accurate use OF firearms.
one or the other OF the performers is
grazing death by the Inerest traction
of an inch an through the exhibition
IN enc STUNT Hail places a ball on his
VICES head. sights t..c Nun and she
pulls the trigger herseif ia another
they shoot balls eft each others heads
rapidly. and still IN another Mr.. Hall
breaks balls as Mrs. Hall swings them
rapidly around her head. Hall punc-
lures eight small targets IN success
sion, set on hair pins Ia mis- wife's
hnir and In the most Sensational act
Of an. frames her IN adrgets. iivs on
HIS back across a chair and shoots az
them-and scores bullscye every
time--hOlding the gun upside down.
They both snun out candles and DO
the less spectacular and more common
feass and the exhibition ~ one taat
Keeps tie spectator on tins qui ylVe
an the way through. II comes about
as near perfection IN markamunship
az can be conceived. Twenty-Five call
iber rifles with regular cartridges are
used.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

streams for floating logs This u an-
other bill that viii affect the SANTA
Rarbafa Tie and Pole company and
die American Lumber company The
Cordovn bill WIS rr-referred 60 the
committee on ways and means 80 that
there ARE two such measures now be-
fore the house. Speaker Haca intro
duced House Bills 2aN and 23l, the
first providing an appropriation Of
sfT 500 for the governors palace ~
gantn Re and the state museum tnere-
III. The second provides for the gov
ornmcnt 81 the old Palace By the
capitol custodian commission. the
fsraf bin D. urged by the friends o.
the Archaeological society, the SAGE
ona rs urged hy those iavoring tho
New Mexico Hintorical society. House
Bln 232. by Moreno and Lloweilyn.
amends the sunday closing law nY
providing thns aalogaa must close 90
1880 saturday night and remain
CLOSED until $3.50 Monday mornihg.
There are nearly iorty-fiva bills upon
the house calendar. which now cou-
aisis or mine closely printed pages
Tho special order before the house
This afternoon ie the corporation COM
mission bin providing an appropria-
ton on 700. which the ways ana
means committee recommended for
consideration in committee Of the
whole.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Group athletics instead Of mere-
~ individual contests or thorough De-
mocrany ia physical training, 80 that
the stronger viii not crowd out the
weaker and every boy and every eirl
Will gel the fullest opportunity 20
develop physically Is "a prime neceS-
aty at the United states Indian train
ing school here as in other similar IN
stitutons according 10 q, y. Johnson
OF iittaburg. representative 81 tne
American Recreation and PlnNHrounds
association and Of the Russell Saee
Foundation. who Is ia charge OF the
great playground system % the CITY
OF Pittsburgh and one of the best
posted men on the subject Of recrea-
ton In the world Mr.. johnson, who.
accompanied by supervisor X. y.
peaifu OF the Indian service, Is max
ing tour OF ell the indian schools.
has been in the city for several DAYS
and this afternoon addressed the stu
dent body Of the indian school on the
athletic field along these lines
The movement with which ME-
Johnson is identified IL one Of the
most important Of the day RE is de-
voting himself 10 the study Of recre-
alton Ia this and other countries WIN
view 10 determining rs relation "
rhara cter building. The democvacy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

be gave an almost perfect example of
heroic courage or 10 speak more
truly a deep religious faith.
'"rhe second erroneohs impression
which ! wish to correct IS that his
courage was bueyee throughout ny
opiatos and medicines. Not once
since ne entered the state prison az
Charleston did he take a single drop
pf medicine Of amy kind. 1 spoke 90
him to-day Oh the point and also 90
Dr. Mclaughlin, the prison physician.
Or. Mclaughlin authorizes me 10
make this statement
There has been on the part 81 eer-
tain people the claim that Mr. Rlch-
eeon was dissatisfied with hls nti0r-
neya. Nothing could be- further from
the truth. He has always spoken to
me 81 their fnlthfulnesssund ability ia
the very highest terms. This relates
especially 10 William A. Morse In
my opinion nothing more could have
been done by amy lawyer on lawyers
than was done Dy those whom ne
employed
Richeson LEFT no pganc statement
but his counsel William a. Morse
gave out an Interview after tho cXr
ccullOn in which be- said
'illchcson wanted me 90 shy 90 the
world mat he had poid his debt and
felt that be was going hume 40 God
for q larger service OF lie. that ne
had failed here, but he had suffered
enough Ga know thar he would he for
given; that be- was glad 40 go and Co
have opportunity Tor a larger service
in another world"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
PERSONALS.

The banks of the city will close to-
morrow nt / 3 o'clock noon on account
Of the holiday proclaimed py the
mayer in connection with the fire.
mems convention.
a speelal train carrying delegates
20 the National Electric Light assoc
citation. Ia Seattle. wash, viii pass
through Albuquerque on May 29 ar
riyins here nt 1915 r. M, and re-
naming until f.15
Mrs Frank y. Sturnes Of sante Zee
o. visiting her sister in law, Mrs.
kOenlr, as North second.
Tiinre viii be- a REGULAR meeting Of
the Womans Relief Corpa tomorrow
afternoon az $3.50 ih Al. q. II, W. halt
by order Of the president sadie
BOWdich. secretary
W. a. Clark, copper king and multi
millionaire. will pass through Albu-
Querque on Santa Re train No. ! May
gath, en- route from New York 20 Pres
colt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
Prompt Settlement and Value Of
Total Disability Clause

had x stroke - paralysis 9 months
after taking out hia policy Under
that clause mo further premiums
were required" the company carrying
the policy ana no deductions are made
in any settlement on that account
This is only one of The many fca-
lures and advantages obtained By
buying an Occidental life Policy that
many others do not contain. The An
nulty or monthly Income option Ia
case Of Total Disability under that
same CLAUSE m Occidental policies ~
Ia q class hg Itself.
Things like the above bring before
you the uncertainty ~ Life and
Health. The new Peftect Protection
Policy sold only 0y the Occidental lg
the last word on Insurance protection
that really protects AK an Occiden-
tai agent to show " "a you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
Physical Development Fully as Important
for the Indian as Studies, Says Expert

of the playground has much more 70
do with moulding character than the
class ROOM said Mr.. Johnson today
"fdr character H. formed during the
spare hours when the man or the boy
COMES into contact with his follows
and n - just as true OF the indian boy
W Girl as any other The physical
development 81 the indian if quite as
important as his mental training. ana
60 secure greater uniformity ln this
physical development 81 the object 81
my present trip. Group athletics VIII
secure tho desired result, by so sys-
telaaiizine the out-of-door activities
or the boys and girls that no one viii
be crowded out because hr on she u
physically inferior 20 the rest.
in his talk 20 the Indian school
pupils this afternoon Mr.. johnson
had numerous suggestions 10 mekc ns
20 out-of-doors gaines and re-
creation equipment. and his sue-
gestlOns will bc followed na
far az possible az the school, the IN
dian service recognizing the value 81
Mr. Johnson'a ideas on recreation in
making the training et tne Anes .,.l.',
Indian q well-rounded success. That
tho physical perfocting Of the Indian
Is regarded as highly important was
the testimony of supervisor PEARS,
Who says that Il ia becoming more
ARD more recognized mat the inuinn
if he u 20 get the most good out ol
his education must have Drawn as
We'll an brain and be able 10 resist
disease Tuberculosis ana similar
troubles, when once they obtain a
foothold among the red men. prove
much harder tO combat, u ~ found.
than IN tho case 81 white mem and
that protection against Tuberculosis
has become a problem IN the indian
service n brought to the rublle at-
tention BY a recent measure lntro-
duced by senator Fall IN the United
States senate to provide for the main
tenance Of a sanitarlum in New Mex
leo for tubercular Indians
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
HOUSE Makes An
APPROPRIATION
Passes Corporation Commits
sion Measure This After
noon Carrying $4,000 for
Salaries and Expenses.

tspcClal Telegram 20 the Herald
Santa Fc. 81 ~, May 2i.-
q The house this afternoon passed
q fnF corporation commission Niii u
= approprtntlnF $4,000 for aalar- q
= les and expenses 90 the state cof- 2
= ppFntlou commission. This us
y the first appropriation hili 90 y
q pass the legislature. After rec
3 turning a. the 8enato u VIII 20 2
. to the governor. The honse come 4
q mittec on wpya and means this
= afternoon introduced a bill ape 2
. propriating 32.a2s.a2 as the cost 9
q 81 Investigating the bribery Y
q oharges against four Of ita mem q
= bors. The bill created a hot de- i
= bate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
new YORK OFFICETO
PASS ON LIGHTING
PROPOSITION
w. S. Ferris Secures 1900 Feet
Of 5000 Feet Along PropOs-
ed Great White Way on
Central Avenue.

NJ a now rp 70 the New York of
fees ~ the Federal Eight, Gas and
Power COMPANY. owners OF the Albu-
querque Electric Light. GAS and po-
wer company, whether or not the
Great White Way" will be installed
on Central avenue IN this city. ". W,
Ferris. who WAS here prcgnotlng the
proposition has left the city, after
having secured 500 feet Of the 5000
feet, necessary 20 install the service
provided eighty per cent, or 1000
feet of the 5000 feet WIS secured.
FAILING to secure the 1000 feet Mr..
Ferris referred the proposition 10 the
New York offices for Anal disposition.
II IS possible that the light company
VIII decide 20 install the service, and
mot pitt lamps IN front Of the places Of
bualaess OF crmehants who did not
sign up for frontage. All hope Of Sc.
curing the total frontage necessary
has not 0een abandoned. however, as
several out Of town property ownern
stlsl remain 20 be heard from.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
Detroit PLAYERST9
PAY STIFF FINE
FOR STRIKE

tny Rventnn Herald a. r. Lennea wiroD
Philadelphia. May 2I.--'rhe Amer
lean league Ia special meeting today
fined each mcmhcf Of the DetrOft
baseball eenm si0u for refusing o.
play baii NJ this city last Saturday and
Monday The nnr 81 assessed against
each man who signed tho telegram
sent TO the president og the ieaNne
iaal week They were fined $50 for
each OF the two days they refused to
Dlay. Frank j. Navm, president OF
lho club announced be had promised
Che players be- would pay lhelf fines u
obey returned 70 the ball field and %
b understood De- VIII adhere 70 his
promise
The meeting did not censure any
one except the players involved Ty-
fns Cobb, who was indefinitely sns-
pended for attaching d spectator m
New YORK. aud for whose reinsinte-
mcnt the players struck. WIS ordered
To prepare an affidavit OF what oc-
CURED III the bali game IN New York
and Ia forward II 10 the officers Of
he american league IN Chicago.
IL was decided by the league thnt
All club owners shall take steps go
have their baaebali grounds better pc
Heed and 10 take such action rs wiii
preclude o recurrence OF last wecA 4
affair IN New York.
RI q player rs attacked ny specta'
tor the player H. 20 have the right OF
appealing TO tho umpire foY pfotec-
gion.
Mr. Johnson left for New York this
Afternoon TO obtain affldavits from the
man attacked by Cobb and from wit
nesses OF the assault When these are
obtained along with that OF cobb anu
other evidence that may come Into the
possession of Mr. Johnson, the rein
statement on the star outiielder of The
Detroit club viii be decided upon.
President johnson said he had re-
ceived no word from the management
OF The Detroit club giving It's side o.
the assault that led 10 the suspension
OF Cobb. Il IL customary Tor the man
ager Of a club whose player has beer
disclipllned. 10 write the president o
the league giving his version OF IN
matter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
BACA MACHINE
CONTINUED from PAGE one)


members og the house 10 Investigates
AN OF the county officers of tho state
and report back tD the house next
January, and Of q stecriuE committee
40 take charge az final legislative mat
tiers, IN looked upon here as a last ef-
fort 10 weld together, the committee
On ways und means with the object d
making ig ride ont the session 60 tho
end aud ride into the next session.
Mr.. Rusg declares that the steer
Ing committee VIII act aa "a bumper
or "A 0arflcHde for the committee on
ways and means and that lt thorough
Isl outrenchos tAe big committee, be-
yond any possible rout
on the other hand the opponents
on the o0mmittft on wgya and means
assert that they have twenty-elEht
members 90 the house. signed up Co
wrost control of the house sfrom the
COMMITTEES On ways ana means n3 any
time that 10 may become necessary.
The situation has boon peculiar
enc Tor nearly two weeks but she big
COMMITTEES hns come out Of each con.
test Che visitor Iis nearest upproAc'
f4 d collapse WIS when Mr smith 81
Luna county openly resigned from 4
and Charged that Doc had been double
crossed
nut that q hag too many bills on
ia hands aud ihrt tlc members are
demanding nciion an them, ls now
plaluly Sven. D. - believed inAi ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Kansas CITY. May "a Cattle RE-
ccipis 700e. including 800 southern.
Market steady Native steers, $1,000
9la; southern steers. &5.fO0S.2b;
southern COWS cd heifers s4.00fb6 %.
native cows and haifers. s400qfS.25;
stOckers aud feeders, $5.0OGf7.8D
bulls, Si7ag7 100; calves, S5.O0gS rs;
western steers 4o.50mSft: western
COWS. "a. 2setG7s.
HOES Receipts. 5000: market
steady Bulk Of sales, s746@7.7O.
Heavy S765M7.S0. packers and
butchers. s7b6N77s; lights, s725fb
7.65: plgs. S. 2aMG.5O.
Sheep -lecelpis 5000; market. csc
up Mulsons, si25mG00. lambs $3.50
0sH0; range wetheFs and yearilnss.
S45Off60O; range ewes, $325M5,25;
Texas goats. sa250375.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
SUB CONTRACTORS
BEGIN TODAY TO
BUILD CUTTERS

The first spade Of earth Incident
to the excavation for the paving 81
streets WIS thrown al l O'Clock this
ton FOR cutters 10 be- built by Bow
dich brothers. aub-c0ntrdctors, was
begun and considerable pr0gress made
on the Job this afternoon u h ex-
pected that 500 feet OF concrete gut
ter Will be built each day. The Bitn-
llthic people win begin their work as
quickly as Bowdich BROTHERS get a.
car company begins 20 pave It's part
az the street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Phoenix. Arizona. May ~, 1919.
Received OF the OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY %
Arizona ana New Mexico. Five Thous-
and dollars In payment Of policy No.
1fSi. issued August iath, 1910. on
the iifc of ms late husband. q. r..
Davidson. and On which Mr. David
son only paid one premium. having
been totally disabled with q stroke 81
policy WAS issued
/ desire to thank the oecideniai for
tho prompt settlement 0f tnia clnim.
and 10 commend g TO tho citizens %
krlzonn
tsigned) GRACE r. DAVIDSON.
The above illustrates the value Of
"Tolql Disability Clause" IN your
life Insurance. Policy MI Davidson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
T0MORROW's ENTRIES
FOR RACE EVENTS AT
TRACTION PARK TRACK

Following are the entries tor to-
mOrrow'B events al Traction para nm
der the auspices OF the Gentlelhen's
Driving club.
First race. asa trot. mJlo heats,
two h three Richie Baron, Wozola,
Chester
Second race six iuriongs. selling
Belle Of the Bay, i07. Lily Paxton.
1906. fonia, l0b. Hosarda, 100.
Third race. five iurlones, selling
Hazel Garner, 100; Lady Palatine
l09; NADIA Mss. l02 CarlOla. lio.
Fourth raccSiK and one-huif fur
longs. selling DcersOOi, los; Cana
rada, 30. St0neman, ii5; Wings-o'-
Ihb.Morning, iiS; Annual Interest
llb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
tAMENTS
FOR ROOSEVELT
AND TAFT
Senator From Missouri De-
livers Address on Modern
Damon and Pythias and
Their Fall Under Stress Of
Ambition.


Especial Telegram 20 the Herald
Washington. May "a. - senator
Stone Of Missouri. today carried out
his purpose Of addressing the senate
on "The Modern Damon and Pythias
and correlated subjects relating %
modern politics"
MIR President" he said. amy man
having even q meagcr knowledge or
ancient lore win recall the story OF
Damon and Pylhias aud the story Of
David and Jonathan. A few years ago
the American people and the civilized
world were given to understand that
here In our own dear country VIC bad
a reproduction Of these glorious tfadf-
lions OF the far distant past
I'VE were led 20 believe that COM
blned and consolidated spirit Of Dh-
mon and Jonathan had come out OF
their haven Of rest and taken refuge
in the corpus OF Theodore Roosevelt
and that the combined spirits Of
David and pythias had IN like man
n6r come 70 rest on the ample bosom
~ William H0wara Taft Thus IN
happy conjunction. both Of those old
stories ~ ancient lore and love were
reproduced here IN this new world Of
ours for the ediflcation and uplifting
of the human race.
Senator Stone, amid laughter, said
n had been a case OF two souls with
but d single thought; two hearts that
beat as one" until the Shiny and
IsoisonGus serpent Of ambition crawled
acrosa the path they were walking and
divided them. Both had tasted the bit.
ter sweet OF power and liked Il over
mrch Beth were tempted and both
fell"
80 instead Of peace, we have had
war" the senator continued; wAl
with knives and knives TO the hllt A.
consequence of this ferncIous cpn
test the country and the world have
been treated TO a series OF apeclAcuiel
vaudeville stunts in politica without 9
parallel Ia the history OF our country
and which ! deyouty hope wili mol
again be repeated"
Senator 6tOne referred TO Senator
l.aFoliefte's participation Ia the cam
paign and contlnued'
Mr. President. passing over thu
persnneii and party aspects Of tnis
miserable squahbie. II Il not truly
sad speclacle we are Witnessing
THESE world famed Republican lead
ers have been Tor monlhe circling ths
country abusing each other Ike pick
pockets tn LANGUAGE akin 70 the yer
pAcuiar Of & fish market or evei
something worse.
"The world outside looks on aghae
ard the press and reading public o
ali enlightened nations everywher'
critlcizes cartoon, laugh and com
nenl'
no the Amusement % the senat
senator Stone read sampiee Of TN
polite exchange OF compliments
among Inc three Republican candl
dates. ale said he must grant tina
President TAFT "lnnalely a gentleman,
evidently was rolisctant 10 enter upO
"thia rnfilanly night lie asaerta.
however. that the lasf word In "thi
black chapter OF American history
would be written AZ Chicago
- say last chapter" be said. "be
cause ! cannot believe that after cal
storm Of strife and rneae exposure
the American electorate will c0nsFi
10 return the Republican party
power"
lie concluded With a statement ihi
the Democratic caDdldales were COS
Quoting themselves with a sense
pfopfieiy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

tN'""NfN ID NNANa NNNNN'f'NN
Tho house this morning passed the
district attorney BILL House Hln 80.
1914, hy Llcweilyn, which provides FOR
the salaries and duties 0f district ATE
tqrncYH This Do the measure exs
planned IN FUN in the Herald last week
and which was agreed upon Boz come
mlttpo Of the whole house. The house
ulao passed house substitute for
House Blll 40 10. the CurdoVa bill
relating 90 the title of real estate and
the methods pf transferring the same,
A bill al HpCciei Importance 10 the
people OF san Juan county was the
house substitute FOR House nlll No
j, loaning $50, 900 Go san Juan county
for seven years 90 rebuild bridges de-
Ftruyou by disastrous floods last FAN
Inia was the first blll Introduced iu
the house aud was champinnod hy
chrlsman of SAN Juan. A lively fight
took place when Mr Chsron tried %
amend the hll % include Interest
upon The loan. The interest amend
mont WIS deioutcd. Tie committee
on finance ln tho hou1g repurted fave
orably House blll 40, 900. by speak
~ haca. Which proVidos for che ape
Roinimcni Nj Travelling auditor ana
two aaHlHiauia hv the state auditor.
The folloWinE neu bills we're intYo-
ducon ~ ~ 129 nY M. q. De Nuin.
tp amend chapter ll. Laws of i92l
regulating iosglns ana ,he use %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
chIeaao aoard 81 -.

MftNAAH
Chicago. May u Evidence do
veloped today that the wheat market
haa been over sold Accordingly
prices tended upward Moreover
there was word of d bis falling of IN
the wheat yield OF India. Opening fig
lures ranged from IA lower 10 i-2c
higher July started a. 3i0f IA To-
$t.0l ~, q gain Of W 20 5-sc and roae
ito Sf.07 3-t9T-S.
The close was firm with July i-ie0
! IA higher ot ti0S i-t@a-s
Offerings dried up 10 the corn mar
ket shorts scrambled 10 cover and
IN their engernesa hoisicd the market
AGAINST Themselves july opened I ~
20 i-SMl-fc of az 70 i-2m5-S 10
lS b-Sc and climbed 10 "a SIS
The close Was firm Rt 1884 tor
Jaly n gain az cent net
There was a righf and left purchaa-
ins 81 oats when that cereal made a
dip al the outset. In consequence the
early loss was more than overcome.
July started unchanged 10 SIS down al
AZ IA 20 AZ l-Sc ana rallied 10 As i-S
Ml-fc
Provisions worked higher an around.
Packers led tho advance initial sales
varied from 2 ~ 10 20 l-2c up with
September delivery $3.50 10 1925 for
pork. slO.7OWiOT2 W ior lard and
SiO.271-a 10 1880 TOR ribs. ciosing
prlccal
Wheat ~ May, oI,itdrb July
Sl0s l-iW3rsc
Corn May, 10 Use. July, "a Sac.
Oats May, 81 3-fc. July. as 3-fc.
Pork JuiY slSa5.
Lard July eiOG7 f-2A70.
Ribs -lnly, si02I 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Representative Of American
Recreation and Playground
Association and Of Russell
Sage Foundation Tells BOYS
and Girls at Government
School Of Necessity for Team
Work and Well Rounded
Training.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
ENPIATES


good portion of the time in state of
physical collapse are absolutely un-
founded. EXCEPT Tor the one severe
physical reaction after his council un-
bounced 90 him that hia stntonco
would not he committed by me COVER
nor. no dld NOS est a mouinful q
food for thirty hours.
1.-THE collapse which followed last.
"a for fourteen hours aud was a pff-
ircilt natural result "a the strain anu