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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

ted Adjourned 10 Tuesday forenoon.
The state supreme court met this
afternoon az the capitol with Judges
Roberts. Hanna and Parker on the
bench end Clerk Jose D, Sena IN at
tendance.
Case i463. Territory OF New Mex
leo, appellee, vs. Enos X. Hart, ap-
aeliant. reversed aud remanded.
Case 1913. Eugene r. Hardwick,
appellee, vs.. James w Rice, appel
liant, motion denied.
Case No. 1923. Kelly Douglas. APP
peilant. VS. Territory Of New Mexico.
appellee. Appeal from the district
court 81 Union county Hanna and
Parker. associate justices. and Me-
chem. district judge. sitting. Opinion
BY Judge N. &. Mechem. The syl-
labus reads.
An instruction TO che jury III
verbal admissions or conversations
have been testified 10 IN this case, Il
iH proper for YOU In weighing such
testimony to take into consideration
the lmperfcctlons. II they exist. which
naturally belong % such testimony
held 10 comment on the weight ol
the evidence and therefore erroneous.
under section 1894. {. =. 1897"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

vice 81 the United States dnring tho
Civil war and received an honora BILE
discharge. and who was wounded in
battle or IN line OF duty and Is now
unnt for manual labor by reason
thereof. or who from disease or other
causes incurred IN line Of duty result
Ing IN his disability 81 now unable TO
perform manual labor. shall DO paid
the inaximum pension under this act,
10 wit thirty dollars per month. WITH
out regard to length Of service cor age.
rhat any person who has served
sixty days or more In the military Of
naval service Of the United states In
the war with Mexico AID has been
honorably discharged therefrom, shali,
uDon maklng Ike proof of such SER
Vice. be entitled 20 receive pension
Of thirty dollars per month.
All OF the aforesaid pensions shall
commence from the date Of Hing OF
the applications On tho bureau Of pen
alOns after the passage and approval
Of this act Provided. that pensioners
who are sixty-tw0 years Of age or
over, and who are now receiving PEN
siona under existing laws, or whose
claims are pending In the bureau Of
PENSIONS may. By application to the
commissioners Of pensions, IN such
form as he may prescribe receive the
BENEFITS Of this act; and nothing here
in contained shall prevent any pen
sioner or person entitled 20 a pension
from prosecuting his claim and re-
ceivine a pension under any other
.I.sH
no person shall receive pension un-
der any other law az the Same tlmo
or for the same period that he Is re-
celvlng a pension under the proyis-
Ions 81 this act Provided further.
MAT no person who Ia now receiving
or shall hereafter receive greater
pension, under Ray other general or
special law. than ho would be entitled
to receive under the provisions here
IN shall be peneioneble under fhia act
Sec 2. The rank IN the service
shall not be considered la application
nle6 hereunder.
sec. .. That no pension attorney
claim asent, or other person shall bt
ontltled 20 receive any compensation
for services rendered In presenting
] Nhlf NtNNMf ~ hHN NWNN"N VI NNW"tFWH
on securing any pension under thii
act except In applications for orisinal
pension by persons who have not
heretofore received a pension,
Sec. 4. That the benefits 90 this
act shall Include any person VIII,
served during the late Civil war, of IN
tse war with Mexico. ana who Is nov
or may hereafter become entitled d
pension under the acts OF June TWEEN
ty-aeventh, eighteen hundred ant
ninety. February hfteen, eghteet
hundred aud nineyy-ilve. and the join
resolutions Of July first. nineteen hun
drod and two. and June twenty eisht
nineteen hundred ana six. or the act
OF January twenty-ninth. righteeI
hundred and eighty Marcel
third, eighteen hundred and ninety
one, and February seventeenth. eight
cen hundred and ninety-seycn.
Sec 5. That n shall De the duty %
the commissioner OF pensions az oaci
duplication for pension under TN
act q adiudlcaiod. 90 cause 90 b
kept record showing the name al
length 81 service Of each claimant. tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
No COMPENSATION
FOR SERVICES TO
PENSIONERS
Neither Attorneys Nor Claim
Agents May Be Rewarded
for Aid; Text of New Pen.
sion Measure.

The following letter and copy Of
blli transmitted 10 the Herald by Sem
ator Catron speak Tor themselves:
washington. =. c.. May t6, 1919.
10 the TditoF;--
ann sending sou herewith copy
If an act. entitled "An Act Granting
Pensions 20 certain enlisted men, sol
diers and officers who served ln tho
civil War and the War with Mexico"
which was passed May ilth, 1919.
7 wish yoa would aiso az muen
space IN your paper 10 this act as you
can. calling particular attention 20
section 3. that no pension attorney,
clElm agent or other person shall De
entitled 20 receive any compensation
Tor services rendered In presenting
any claim 60 tho bureau Of pensions,
or securing any pension under 'hia
act.
You might also state that J shalt oe
pleased 90 send 20 every pensioner In
terested the proper application blanks,
and viii do All / can TO urge the
bureau 20 give protnpt action 60 All
applications which may be sent 10 me
10 bc looked after.
Yours very truly,
r. h. cATRON.
The act IN az f0llnWE;
An act granting pensions "a certain
enlisted men. soldiers. and officer,
who served IN the Civil var and ths
war with Mexico.
BE II enacted by the senate and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
FELT BAD
ALL The TINE
ShellhOFn Lady Suffered : Great
Deal, Bot Is All Eight New.

sheIlhora. Ala.--In e letter from this
place, Mrs. Carrie Mag Gays: "A short
time aeo. I commenced 70 have weak
spells and headaches. felt bad al
the time. and Boen grew 80 bad !
couldn't stay up. Thought would die.
At last my husband got me a bottle
Of Cardul. and Il helped me- 20 he got
some more. After had taken the
second bottle. I was entirely we'll.
wish every lady. suflerlns from
womanly trouble. would try cardul.
II ID thu best medicine I know o.. re
ala ma more sood than anything ! ever
used
Cardui d . Woman's tonlc--G
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act spa
clacaliy on tho w0manly organs, aud
thus help 10 baild up the womanly con-
slitutl0n 10 glowing good health.
Az d remedy for woman's ilis. 4 has
q successful record Of over 30 years
Your druggist sells r. Please try a.
Ms Hrff f0i Ladies Atylsly nspi. CAslla.
eoaIa Heliclna c., lhanaaooIa, tf.n., - nItttll
II1lITllIlIGna en1 tt-Eale toek, Hliva tleA'NtA+
81 Woaea. ssai 'a pia'a uragpa'' - 1sNsasA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21


manne by ppmcha s. ocoe hiwnlbo
py o poope Of ~ conc rnng mis- The 6ookm
IT . me il will amendd hInU -four
o 0 books
by ThoI
b inrepyng
yer truly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
NO CHARGES MADE
TO GOVERNOR
Executive Declines to DisCuusS
Matter Of Alleged ACCUSE
tions Against Adjutant GEN.
eral; Court Decisions.


Santa re, N. NJ. May s0.---T'hat no
charges have been formally preferred
before him regarding the alleged mis-
conduct 81 Adiutant General BroOkes.
81 conueetlon with the officers OF Rat
terry a OF Roswell. Is the statement
made BY the governor, who told re-
porter that In the ahsoncc Of the adj
iutaht general he did not care 20 dis
cn7H the matter. "NO charges have
aid
Tho two following sums of money
were received 81 the office OF state
Treasurer o. ~ Marion this morning;
r. 4. hrvien. land commissioners
tlQ.ast.osi lmporial Fire Insurance.
eompany 81
The insurance department was this
morning notified hy the FrankfoT.
Main Accident and Plate Glans In
sufance Company Of Frankfort -on-
the MAIN, Germany, that "a.
changed its name % the Frankfort
General Insurance Company.
The American Casualty Company
OF Tacoma, Wash, this morning re-
Questnd information aud blanks ~
the department Of Insurance propar-
ntory To applying for admission % do
business in New Mexico
Conservation Congress.
Col ~ a. Fleming Jones ~ Las
Crucea, who a 3 member Of the OK.
ecutiye committees OF the National
Conservation congress, writes that AZ
q meeting Of hia committee held in
st Louis on tlie 10th inst u was de-
clded % hold the next session cf ths
CONGRESS az indianapolis October 1, 2
) ana 4.
This evening meeting 81 the re.
gents OF the Spanish American Nor
NAL school at ~ Rto VIII b. held ID
this city.
No Appointments Made Nct.
A message from Governor curr'
/ this afternoon says. Nu appoint
menta for auy Ut the land Officci
have been MADE
NuuFrma court
Ia case So 1881 state * rel Rect
Hoiloniau ta n. ID Lieh. AN elect0l
contest. time was extended % june
60 file answer
Ia case it4a motion for sehearinl
denied.
IN case itse. Wes,ern College. ete
oappellee, w. o. W. Tur4netl. appel
liant. motion 90 dismiss was submit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

monthly rate % payment granted TO
or received by him. and the county
and state Of HIS residence AMI shah
az the end Of the fiscal year nineteen
hundred and fourteen tabulatc the
record 80 obtained by states and
counties, and shall furnish certified
cepics thereof upon dcn,Hnd and the
payment Of such fee therefor as Is
provided by law for certlfied copies
OF records IN the executive depart
inents.
Approved May g. lsl2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
$50, 900 WORTH OF
CATTLE SHIPPED OUT
OF 0TERO COUNTY

Alanlogordo. n. NJ. Stay 20 The
biggest single shipment OF cattle that
has has been made from OterO county
Was handled last weak hy VI. l..
Rutherford The loading was com,
menced Friday mornlng and not fin
iahed until Sunday afternoon. 1hare
being s.l5C head amounting In round
figures TO eighty-tWc thousand Dol
lars
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

An informal social meeting OF the
Reetof's AID guild Of ST. Johns church
will be held 81 the home Of Mrs A. ~
Mcdonald. No. 81 North Fourth
street, Thursday afternoon from un-
al s O'Clock. Members and friends
Of the parish are expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Extra choice first cutting alfalfa,
green and Fslglif, carefully seIeciesi.
~ the bake ~ ton. T.. ~. Hes,.
Phone 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

I will be grateful 10 tho person -yno
borrowed the Sth volume OF Constr
tutions and Charters II ne win return
Il 10 my Once. n
FRANK w. CLANCY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
ORRINE CURES NHISKEY
AND Beer habit

oRRNE "a s standard everywhere recognized Che most
lab HON Drink Habit u kHV
praised women, has rsiqed their loved ones % 'e
weekly which one time spent
purchase The neear and comforts
husband Drunk
QNlNt and No
WIN BE- refunded Can % given
CTciy Il,
sntev taelo odoe,s given secretly food drinks 0hhiNh No =
Who esirat TO
Costs Ash foF Tres BOOKLET telling az about ohhlH
AlvardO Pharmacy First and Gold Avsnus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Hives. eczema. itch or salt rhcuni
sets you crazy. Cant hear the touch
81 your ciothin4. D0an'E OfntmeAt
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer- Az druggists sell a.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
JURY RECOMMENDS
more SAFEGUARDS
WOULD PREvE ENT FUTUR E
DRoWNINcs AT ,HouoHToN
DOUGLAS FALLS.

'The jury finds that the said Eugene
sullivan came u his Geath by acciden-
tai drowning on the 9Th day OF April.
about ) o'clock i'm the evening, at the
Houghton Douglas falls in Schoocraft
township. Houghton county Michigan.
and we recommend tis1t the authors
ties of said township provide some
kind of protection there to prevent ac-
cidents in the future"
The above is the verdict by the jury,
composed of Richard Edwards. chair
man. Bernard Holmstrom, B. +. Shear
er, Joseph Betzler, John r. Peterson
and Charles Adams at the inquest con-
Quoted by Coroner william Fisher in
the Laurium town hall this afternoon,
as "a result of the fatal accident at the
falls last Friday afternoon. The rec
ommendation that precautions be TAX
en- at the falls TO prevent similar ac-
cidents will be received with much in
terest throughout the copper country,
and ii is believed viii result in safe
guards being established.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
PENNiLEss WITH FORTUNE.

Pittsburgh. Pa, April 9.-Claimins
they own property worth over $4S0.000
yet are penniless. with no income for
their own support or to keep their son,
who IL a freshman in Princeton. in the
university. Thomas MacConneu and
his wife filed a petition in Common
Pleas court asking that the Safe De :
posit and Trust company be compelled
TO furnish them with an income.
The MacConnells state they placed
the property i'm the hands of the trust
company TO manage and the
trust company so managed the prop
erty that the Peoples Savings bank,
which is alleged to be closely connect
ed with the trust company, entered
judgment against the property and So
tied il up the plaintiffs are unable to
borrow any money.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
CREATES A STIR
IN THE HOUSE
Rep. Lindbergh Would Have Mem
bers Disclose Their Corpor-
alton Affiliations
RESOLUTION is INTRODUCED
Claims Wall 81. is Controlling
Money Trust Inquiry
Declares Some Committeeman are In
flueneed by Enemies Of the
People.

Washington, April 9.-Charging tina;
controlling the money trust investiga-
ton, Rep. Lindibergh today introduced
resolution to compel every member
of the House TO disclose his corpora
ton affiliations.
The resolution would compel each
member of the House to file his own
bank holdings and those of his family
The names of the members who failed
to do so would be published in the
Congressional Record blacklist"
Coming close upon the inslnuations
of Rep. Randall of Texas. Demo-
crat, that members Of the House and
Senate had corporation connections,
the resolution created a stir.
In a statement explaining the pur-
pose of resolution, Lindbergh declared
some of the committee members "are
controlled by persons whose personal
work is hostile TO the public interest "
Chairman Pujo. of the banking COM
mittee, today announced the indefinite
postponement of the inquiry. saying he
desired to go over the ground work
with the committees statistician.
Representative Broussard told the
Senate finance committee today that
the United States will lose one hum
dred and fifty million dollars if the
free sugar bill became a law.
An act of Congress creating a bu-
reau of child labor i'm the department
of commerce of labor was signed to-
day by the president.
The rectification of the entire patent
laws is now contemplated by the
House committee on patents. This task
was determined upon in view of the
Supreme Courts decision in the pat
ent case, and denial yesterday of re-
hearing The committee hopes to have
the legislation ready for passage at
this session of Congress If possible.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
GENUINE HuMoR HERE.
Some Amusing Answers Submitted by
hiah School Students.

Chicago, April 9-One hundred boys
of the preparatory school for the Lake
Forest university. all graduates of high
schools, and many over IS years of
age. were tested for their general
knowledge by the faculty, and the re-
suit would give Weber & Fields some
ideas. One hundred questions were
submitted.
To the question, who wrote "Chantc-
cler." and who Is playing the leading
part i'm the country, three answered
"Shakspere; Jane Adams is playing
it,"
Others were:
1.-TWO living American poets-iIarry
Kemp and Edgar Allan Poe.
'"The twelve disciples of Christ were
Matthew. Mark. Luke, John. Peter,
Paul, Simon, Judas, James. Nebuchad-
nezzar. Luther and Agamemnon."
"Hicroglyphics are relics left in the
medieval ages"
"The Mason and Dixon line former
ly was the mark of furthest south ex
ploration."
"Obcrammergau. q thrifty Chinese
seaport, is noted for the excellent
hemp and rice exported from there"
"a chimney does not draw well
when the fire is first started because
the flames have not yet found the
flue"
"Canudson was the first to reach the
south POLE
Peerless Chance headed the Ma
tional league batting average list last
year.
What does young man owe TO his
future descendants in regard TO
health? To get married"
II was the play Boy of the Golden
West" that recently caused riot in
an eastern city. Madame sherry
is one of the Wagnerian operas.
I'm what city are women allowed
greatest rights" Reno. New"
TO the question, "who carried off
Helen Of Troy" came these answers
"The Indians" Homer" Daniel"
"Gypsies."
"The referendum was something
that went with the recall"
"Why does a person lose a day in
crossing the Pacific ocean from San
Francisco to Japan"
There is too much delay"
IAN Inspection at each end"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
MANY MORE YET
TO BE RESCUED
WORK OF BRINGING FLOOD VIC
TINS TO SAFETY is DlF-
FICULT TASK.

Memphis. Tenn. April 9.-The dikes
guarding thousands OF acres in Arks.n-
sas and Mississippi against the flood
tide of the Mississippi river held hrin
early today. North of this city the
river is falling. The river here has
fallen considerably. South of Memphis
the river is rising.
The task OF caring for the nood VIC
Tins is proving serious. The greater
number OF those driven from their
homes SO far have sought refuge at
Hickman. Tiptonville. Forest city.
Helena. Ark and this city. The crew
of the L. :. S. Amphitrite. anchored Ia
the harbor OF Memphis, has received
instructions to assist i'm rescuing the
Hood victims. one of the AmphitTite's s
boats went TO Wianonk. Ark, this
morning To bring a party reported ma
rooned aboard "a raft to this city.
over q thousand persons. half OF
them food refugees. are at Ridgely,
Tenn. ore story is that the houses
there are no longer habitable, anu
that two-story houses are crowded.
The remainder of the community rs on
a hill side without shelter. The. stock
is without provender. Provisions have
been loaded on skiffs to reach Rdgely.
a current seven to eight miles an hour
must be encountered.
Two steamboats, reached Tiptonville
yesterday with provisions. Al Bass
Landing "a sufferers were picked up
withut shoes. A Mrs. Baker and two
children on raft made Of two logs
their place Of refuge for three days
were rescued near Cherokee, Tenn.
whooping cough has oroSen out
among the children Of refugees at Tip
tonvllle. Two negro children died yes
terday when a boat capsized.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
MORE LAND FOR ENTRY.
Fourth Unit Of Shoshone IRRIGATION
Project Opens April %.


Washington. April 9.-The fourth
unit of the Shoshonc irrigation project
in Wyoming will be opened to home
stead entry by the government on Ap-
ril 22. This unit lies to the nortli
and west of the town Of Powell, and
contains some of the finest land on the
project The farms are mostly eighty
acres each, and homeseekers are in
vited TO investigate the opportunities
afforded by this opening.
About i've hundred families are al
ready established on the first three
units and have built roads. schools and
churches. The project has railroad IA
cilities. rural delivery. telephones, and
there are thriving towns at short in
tervals.
The Shoshone project lies i'm re-
gion OF great scenic beauty with de-
lightful and healthful climate and a
fertile soil. The reclamation service
has prepared booklet fully describing
this section and giving detailed irfor-
nation as 20 methods OF acquiring
these farms.
The Shoshone project is believed to
be one OF the best sections in the west
for general farming. 1t is fine dairy
country. The farmers are now ship
ping an average of $1,000 worth OF
cream to Billings. a new creamery IS
under way at Cody. Alfalfa Is the
main crop, producing from three to six
tons per annum The new alfalfa meal
mill at Powell will pay the farmers
under contract $50 per ton loose. at
the mill. for period of five years.
Another profitable crop Is sugar beets
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
MAY REDUCE Size
OF PAPER MONEY
SECRETARY OF TREASURY ALSO
WILL ASK CONGRESS FOR
UNIFORM DESIGNS.

Washington, April 9.-Secretary of
Treasury MacVeagh will recommend
to Congress soon that the paper money
OF the United States be substantially
reduced i'm size. and every denomina-
tion be made uniform In design. II
is contemplated to make ali notes six
by 21s inches. reduction of one
third i'm size. Uniform National bank
notes. instead of the multiplicity of de-
signs now in use by the seven thou
sand banks. will be proposed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
FeuD LASTS FIFTEEN YEARS.
BIoodess Compact Revealed by Arrest
OF One Of Principals.

San Bernardino. Cal. April 9-Ncver
TO set foot upon eoch others sidewalk,
and always to be prepared TO shoot 10
kill if they should meet outside the
city. is the strange compact that for
fifteen years has been in existence be-
tween c. w. Richardson and Joseph
and John Shafer prominent business
men of this place Their places OF
business are opposite each other on
Court street.
This compact was violated recently
when Joseph Shafer. trying TO catch a
better glimpse of an aviator. crossed
to his enemy's sidewalk. Richardson
came forth with jump to make an
attack. Shafer fled to his own side
OF the street, but hurled back a chal-
lenge. This aroused Richardson. whose
high voiced reply made it possible TO
secure Richardson's arrest for disturb
ing the peace.
At the trial the strange compact was
n,ade public. Richardson was found
guilty. hut the jury recommended mer-
cy.
The feud started fifteen years ago.
when AS bachelors Richardson and the
Shafer brothers occupied adjoining
houses Richardson broke the bachelor
atmosphere by marrying, and the fight
was on.
Several court cases have grown out
of seemingly trivial quarrels between
the contestants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-09
WICKERSHAM TO
QUIT THE CABINET
WILL NOT SERVE AGAIN lF TAFT
rs REELECTED BECAUSE OF
AN OLD AGREEMENT.

Washington. April 3.-Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham will not serve in the
cabinet after March fourth if President
Taft is reelected. This statement to-
day is of unquestioned authority. II is
Wickersham entered the
cabinet with a distinct understanding
not to serve more than four years and
made a professional arrangement ae-
cordingly. 1t Is stated Taft and Wick
ersham are in accord as To the anti 4.
trust policy and that today's announce
ment Is without political significance.