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Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
SWINGING TO TAFT
As Result of Two Days Hearing He
 Gains Seventy two Delegates.

Roosevelt declares that no serious evidence was presented before the committee to contravene the facts and he adds that there was no more ground for unseating these delegates than there would be, for example, for unseating the Taft delegates from Rhode Island or in any district in any state where there is no contest
 Yet" says the colonel, the na- tional committeeman who are sup porting Taft voted to unseat the two men properly elected and to seat in the national convention two men who literally had no more right to appear as delegates than they would have to appear in a democratic national con vention. They represent nothing whatever in the republican party.
 Now I wish to call the attention not only of all good republicans but of all good citizens to just what this action means. Because of a lack of federal laws, the acts which if done to influence elections would be criminal can be perpetrated with inn punity so far as national nominations are concerned. Again and again We have sent to the penitentiary election officials for deeds morally not one whit worse than what was done by the members of the national commit tee who unseated the properly elected delegates in Alabama and substituted men who have no more right to vote in a national convention than a repeater has to vote at an election.
 "The republican party cannot con- tinue to exist unless it's official ac- ton is determined by the expression of sober and deliberate judgment by a majority party"
 CHICAGO, June 8.-Forty eight was the total number of delegates To the republican convention turned in to the Taft column today by the national committee by it's decisions Of contests in Arkansas, Florida and Georgia
 The Roosevelt contestants lost in every case. Ten of the Georgia dis tricts. with twenty delegates went to Taft There was on blanket decision both sides agreeing to it being de- cided upon the same arguments as served in the case of the four dele gates at large, which had just beer given to Taft. The two remaining districts with their two delegates apiece soon went the same way
 With the twenty-fOur delegates six teen from Alabama and eight iron
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
THE WEATHER

Arizona-Fair today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

Continued on Page ID
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

THE REPUBLICAN Fair, Candid, Straight forward-A newspaper for all the people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
WINDOW SMASHING
SISTERS MUST
SETTLE FOR
THEIR FUN
English suffragettes Cry Per-
secutiOn When Called Upon
TO Pay Costs Of Prosecution
in Old Bailey.
BALIFFS SEIZE
FURNITURE OF HOME
tBy EvsnInE herald a. >. Lssssa wIr.I

London. Aus. 22.-Thc British suf.
frogottcs are indignant today boz
cause shcrifrs officers entered the
country house of Mr. and Mrs.
rothick Lawrence two of their
leaders. who arc now visiting
m Carada, and ordered tho
furniture 10 be- sold 60 pay costs
OF the recent conspiracy prosecution.
Mr. and Mrs pcthick-Lawronco were
sentenced to nine months imprison-
meut ON May 20. az the old Bailey
sessions for nciting their followers
to malicious damage Of property. but
were liberated june -.
The Womoils. social and political
union to-day ISSUED u statement de-
clarug that tho action OF the sherifrs
officers WAS in the nature OF perBccu.
tton hrcausr th" windows broken by
suffrdgcttes had been replaced by tho
iusurtnc" companies and the trades
mon had obtained good advertise
mont through the affair.
The union points out that the pro-
moters of the recent coal strike In
London caused infinitely greater loss
To the community than the suffra-
gottes had done and were allowed TO
Ru unpublished
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
UNDERWOOD PAINTS
GRAPHIC PICTURE
Of OPPRESSION
BY TARIFF
Democratic Leader Shows That
Everything Used by Labor
ing Man From Tea Kettle to
Coffin is Taxed.
ACHIEVEMENTS OF
HOUSE REVIEWED


Washington. Aug e2. - Majority
Leader oscar W. Underwood. rryicw-
ing the achievements Of the Demo
cratic house iu the Congressional Rec
"in today set forth, us ha sees It.
me eItu'ulou boa this fashion.
Under the present oppressive ur-
In "W tho lthurinp man returns "a
u.Eut TuW DIS tni clad 100 "a Wnoleu
suit taxed % per cent. shoes taxed
20 p"r urut stul ,iugs and UNDER
Nodr % per cent. % cotton shirt tax
ed 90 per cent, wool hat and WOODEN
gloves taxed ~ per cent he carried
t dinner pail taxed 81 per cent ANA
grc'ts uis wife ds She looks through
a window pane taxed e. per cent with
.a curtain taxed a. per cent
After scruplng his shoes ON au iron
scrUp'r taxed 10 per cent hr vines
them ON mat taxed 80 per cent. lie
lltts the door latch taxed a. per cent.
steps un carpet taxed &c per cent
ana kisses Isis wife. clad I'm ID wooden
dress taxed 20 per cent. she is mend
Ing 1n umbrella taxed go per cent
with tlucud taxed 30 per cent The
house is made of brick taxed % per-
cent ANA lumber taxed per cent. with
paint taxed 80 per cent. Their wall
paper Was taxed 20 per cent. and
plain furniture 30 per cent. he hangs
MS pail ON steel PIN taxed a. per
cent using soap taxed 20 per cent.
His looking glass Nas taxed - per
cent ana Do, combs his hair with q
rubber comb taxed 80 pee cent
II, proceeds to eat his supper.
which WAS cooked ou stove taxed g.
per cent 'or which his wIto used pots
and kettles taxed 80 per cent On
their table is common croCkcry taxed
55 per cent and cheap pluss tumh',rs
taxed a. peg cent Tho sugpr Dec puts
in his tDt Is taxed % prr cent, whlcI
%, stiSs with spopu taxed g. per
cent His m,ll is frugal ONE hc.tis.
the cost OF living .s hish.
'llr uses a knife and fork taxed 5U
per cent Jud ls cutting sslt ush taxed
90 per cent. bread 2U per cent. pot1-
toes 22 per cent. Wlt 1913 per cont, butt
ter % u,r cent. aud rice 80 per cont.
IT, proceeds Jp read book taxed 10
per cent and ut the rlusc ot the dHy
rr.iu,s u an iron frame bed taxed
81 peer cent. win mattress taxed 20
per cent. sheets taE,d % per cent.
wooden blankets taxed e per cont and
cotton spread. a. per cent
"Hc is taken ill and the doctor pre-
scribcs medicine taxed O., per cent
which, being ineffective hc passes
from this active sphere ot llfc ana his
remains are deposited 900 e coffin tuxod
35 per cent which b. conveyed 90 re-
cemetery loo wagon uvgd 20 per
cent JYuDlIf,d .iu ifs resting ulupt .u
mother earth. and luc grave uN,d .n
hy use OF spade taxed a. per cent
while over h,s grave is raised J mon
umrut taxed go per cont
Mr. Underwood or considerable
length reviewed the legislation enact
est by thp Democratic house and CON
dcmu,d the Republican policy as die
closed 900 th, session uoW closing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
BACON STILE WORRIED
OVER Nc NItAGJ'AN INVASION

Washington, Aug. 22.- senator va
con again attacked the landing OF
United states forces In Nicaragua In
n speech in the senate today during
q consideration of the new legislative.
executive ana judicial appropriation
bill senator Hepburn, commenting
on the provision which appropriated
for the commerce court only until
March 4. suggested IL Wns nn "indicn-
ton ~ great confidence on the part
Of the great political parties ns g"
success In November
Five hundred armed men have
engaged In actual combat In Nirar-
aqua said senator Bacon, according
To press dispatches, without even "A
sign of proclamation from the pres'-
dent n the state department Is con-
sistent and acts iu Mexico as u has
in Nicaragua vc would be- sure 10
have war with Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
EXTRA GRAND JURY
To PROBE POLICE GRAFT

New York. Aug. 20 All the forces
ol tho district attorneys office. with
the AID of private detectives we're d.
Tectcd today To ferret out evidence
OF police graft when Justice Goff
conyenes the extraordinary session ot
the grand iuy ON september 3. Dis
trirt Attorney Whitman proposes 10
lay Information before the court that
several persons can supply valuable
information Of police blackmaii With
tho iillug Of this information scores
of subpoenas will be- issued for vari-
GUS John Does a. appear In court
ana tell the truth or go % prison.
with the formality OF tho afraign-
men' today of five OF those indicted
for the murder of the gambler Her
man Rosenthal concluded. tho dis
trict attorney proposes a. direct
his entire attention for tho next
week or 50 20 hunting evidence for
use In the John Doe Inquiry.
District Attorney Whitman has In
formation that he viii lay publicly
before Justice Ooff that no leas than
four inspectors aud three civilians
are involved la police corruption.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
CLAP SCENTS SCANDAL
IN pENROSE OUTHURST

Seeming now traits uf campaign
contributions as result ot senator
lonruso's sensational speech of yes
tcrduy, the special senate committee
inquiring .ato the political funds of
1904 and 1905, III planning to renew
hearings at once senator ClHpp
chairman of the committee, today
announced his desire tu go ON and
tolcgrphcd 20 the two Democratic
members. senator Lea and Painter
who expected 60 be away until late
next fan, asking them 90 return az
once or have Senator Dillingham;,
chairman pf the privileges and cleo
tions committee. designate some one
Go sit for them ON the committee.
TAR of the committees calling
Colonel Roosevelt was again heard az
the capitol today The Clapp COM
uittcc had not considered calling the
'uiuuol. however.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
POLICE SCENT MURDER
IN DEATH OF CHILD

Kansas CitN. Mu. Aug 22.--With
his skull crushed, the body OF four
Ncar-old Ius,uh Zimmerman who
disappeared lnH sunday white at play
near his home here with number
ot companions was found today in a
guls oft the PARK boulevard loo the
northeastern part of the city The
body. half covered with brush, cVi-
IDENTITY had been draggcd to thc spot
and the police believe tho boy WRs
murdered since the h0y disappeared
his companions. who range in age
from five 90 seven years. have told
connicting stories REGARDING him The
coroner viii investigate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
rrllcnn Cnn.c of Near.Trage.Iy.

Los Angeles. Aug. 22.- becoming
frightened when Il opened its huge
mouth ana hoppcd toward her To get
somo cracker crumbs. Mrs. stephen
y Nclson Bournc of Providence, u. l."
stumbled and fell into the deep water
at West Lake Park yesterday A.
sno feil. Mrs. Bourno struck the ihrc"
yoar old daugntor of Mrs. Louise
srheor OF Denver. and the baby also
went into the lake.
Melville Ilood OF Boston, who was
near by, heard the screams Of Mrs
Rourne ana Jumped into the water u
VAS only after a heroic struggle mat
he managed 60 bring both MIS-
bourne and the infant safely 90 shore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
RoOsEVEIT DECLARES IN.
CfDENT IL CLOSED

Wilkcsbarro, Pa, Aug. e2.--"i hit
lard ! never hlt Il I can help IT,
Iut I never hlt softly" ssid Colonel
touscrolt today In referring 10 His
epN or last night TO senator pon-
osc's statement In the senate
Colonel Roosevelt said he would
make mo- further comment on the
'cnrose statement az this time, taxi
ng the ground shat he had disposed
Il the matter $50 far as q affected
lin. ile had come 90 Wilkesbnrro
Irimcd for the senator's statement.
iuying brought with him q bundle of
ettors and other documents which
e. had collected before his departure
"a th" exception that Mr.. ponrose
yould attack him
Colonel Roosevelt was asked
neither ne was willing tu go before
he Cmpp committee To testify in re-
ara tn the statements that contrihu-
ions we're made to the 1894 cam
aign hy the Standard Oli company.
"Thc question is absurd" he said.
Tho letters ana telcgrams that
assod between Mr.. Cortelyou and
lyself are enough"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
Senator Demands That Roose-
welt Be Hailed Before Com.
mittee and Tell About the
Tainted Contributions.
ARCHB0LD OFFERS TO
APPEAR AS WITNESS
Some Washing Of Dirty Linen
Promised as Result of Penn
sylvanian's Sudden Spasm Of
Virtue.
IN, E,snInE Hsr. ID a, p. Leased N,rs,

Cns EveninE Heta ID =. =. Leased NVirel
Washington, Aus 90 senator
rouros, to-day asked the senate TO di-
rect the Cppp committee, mvcstiga-
Ting campaign contributions Of 1904
aud 1908. Co investigate the charges
contained In his sensational speech of
Yesterday in connection with the PEN
rose. .Archbold correspondence. lie
asked that the committee hc directed
to cnu GEES witnesses "ull persons men
toned .n his speech. Colonel Roosc-
volt was among that number The
motion was temporarily laid over
John u. Archbold OF the standard
OH company. today notified senator
Clapp that he would appear before
the senate committee investigating
campaign funds tomorrow
Tn" demand ot SENATOR Pcnrosc
that his charges be- investigated by
the special sonutc committee is be
lietcd Co be- the first step toward
revelations concerning campaign
contributions senator pcnrusc con-
fctrcd today with Senators Reed OF
Missouri, Smith of Maryland. and
t.uFollcitr.
Senator Reed b. considering a pro-
posal 90 have the Investigating com
mittvr luok inte al contributions 60
campaign funds of the candidates
'or thr presidential nomination this
year aud alsn their expenditures
10 Be- understood that he viii de-
mand special Investigation of the
Hartman contribution ug ta0t
senator peuroso renewed his attack
upon Colonel Roosevelt in the senate
today under questions by senator
Reed Colonel ltooseyelts statement
of yesterday making public letter
in which he had directed George a.
COttciyou to return John -. Arch
hnld's Si00.O 600 contribution wns un-
der discussion.
"Tho information had" said
Senator penrose was that after MT.
Roosevelt had been apprised that tho
800, 600 had been spent, ha wrote the
letter to MI Cortelyou directing it's
return Ia order To make the record
good
Scnetor Reed. IN questioning soma
tor ponrose, mentioned reported con-
tributiuns of 100000 each made To
the campaign of 1904 hy the Mis-
souri Pacific and the Southern Pa
cific railways. Senator pcnrosc said
that while he had NO direct know
ledge regarding such contributions he
believed from the Information ut his
disposal that "those interests had
contributed heavily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
DIXON READY FOR
OPENING Of
CAMPAIGN
Progressive Chairman An.
nounces Appointment Of
Officials and Executive
Committeeman and Woman.
tBy EvraInE HsraIa a. 2. I.sas.a wlrel

Chicago. Aug. Ex-senator Dixon,
director of the Progressive campaign.
accompanied by Henry y. Cochcms
ot Wisconsin, arrived II Im New York
today To- spend e week in pcrfcctIng
the organization of Chicago Progress
siVr headquarters.
All but three members or the cam
paigu executive committee. senator
Dixon said, had been chosen.
Tho committee now is composed ot
George ". Perkins OF New York.
chairman Judge Ben " Lindsey of
Colorado. Miss Jane AddHms ut uI-
nuis. George g. Priosuy pl oklahoma.
'hHunrpN Dewey of Illinois. ana
Never Lissu"r of California o. "a.
Hooker of Niagara Fails. " Y has
been chosen us treasurer
within a yer, short umc. saio
senator Dixon 'all ot our divisional
headquarters win be open Mr. Iiss-
uvr HiIl open the puciu. coast mead
quarters 900 san Francisco"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
RENOITOS BURN
BitIDGES ~ SONORA

Tucson. Aria, Aug 22-in AN onurt
to dvmuraiizr train service to the west
coast of Mexico. iusurrectus are burn
ing bridges ANA ripping up rails be-
tween the border and Guaymas and
Ma1ntlan. officials of inc southern
PaCihc company of Mexico issued
statement TO-DAY saying twenty bridges
had been burned or blown up since
Tuesday. Train service cannot bc re-
established. it was said, until tho rvb.
cla cease activity.
As u result Of the rebel deprcda-
lions the small forces o. fcdrruls sta
uonaI along the railroad cannot effect
q iuucturc Wires were cut south OF
Hcrmosiliu, capital OF sonora. today,
and sll communication with the coun-
try contiguous 60 that city cut on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
WARREN LEADS TWO TO
ONE IN THE PRIMARY

Cheyenne. Wyo. Aug % --Prac-
ideally complete returns from Wyoul-
ing primaries show that senator p T..
Warren. Republican. leads John o..
kondricL Democrat. two to one Boa
preference vote. Tho vote for Mon.
dell for congress over Fahey. Demo-
crat b. even larger The election OF
Mondcll boa November and Warren by
the legislature in January is indicated
hN the result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
TO IMPROVE
CONDITION OF
NAVAJOS
Commissioner Recommends the
Building Of Reservoirs and
Schools on Indian Reserva-
tiOn.
tny EV-aInS Herald \. =. hs.,sd wissp

Washington. Aug 30 Plans for
Improvement OF conditions among the
Nuyulu Indians iu Ncv M,xi.o and
Arizona are contained iu report just
made Geo Robert q. Valentine. conn
missioner OF Indian affairs. uy % sro-
ciui committee which ho appointed
some time agu to study th, question.
Tho water question uu the navajo
reservation ia uir ON, ana the rom-
mitt,e recommended That reservoirs
bee ruilt su hat the tribe. in addition
tu raiting sheep aud cattle. may do
enough farming io raise its own sup-
piles Because tho NuyuIus move
about win their herds it is difficult
tp furnish school facilities for their
children. more than 5000 do not at
tend school ON this account the
committee recommends that au ap-
preparation hr made to supply NOR"
schools 90 .s ALSO recommended mat
ar Industrial survey hc made of the
tribe and that census by taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
HOT ICE INVENTION OF
SCIENTIST AT HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass. Aug. 22.-Proi.
Percy E Brlegcman of the depart
ment of physics at Harvard has sue
cccded IN making mot inr.' tie has
manufactured some having e ten prr-
aiure of i73 degrees fahrenheit ana DEE
is confident nc can make % even hot
ter.
The hot ice was produced hv put
ting water under q pressure ot more
than 2NOnO atmospArrvs t3oo on"
pounds to the square iuch1. In ap-
pcarancc the hot ice was similar io
the brand iu general use,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
RINGLING BROS. BIG
MAIN TOP DESTROYED

sterling IIl, Aug 90 Sparks from
% blazing barn. crriod three blocks
Dog wind, f,Il ou rhv main tent of the
Enguug BrUthrrs circus this after.
noon aud burned it Goo the ground
within tom minutes
rh, afternoon performance mad
not started and the f'W people in thc
tent ,-rupyd The animals were
saved. Loss. $500. 900.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
CONfEREES YIELD
ON ARMY BILL
Committee Of Representatives
and Senators Agree to Pass
Appropriation A Without Oh.
ieotionable Rider.
nv EvsnIsE HsraId A. p. l.ssssa wIrsI

Washington, Aug 2-Undcr vir-
tuul notice from President TAFT that
he would again veto the army appro-
priation bin ~ it contained any rid
crs' affecting the tenure OF office of
Gc1eral Wood. chicr of staff the
house ana senate conforecs today
struck from the bin contemplated
provision Co that effect ana presented
a report free from the features upon
which the president based his first
veto.
The provision of the house fur "a
itNc-year enlistment WAS modified Co
provide for seven year term. four
years of which shall pe active sery-
irr ana three years rrserv An tho
army posts would hD retained as thcy
now exist The house receded from
its attempt a. reduce the cavalry
strength to five regiments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
mad I,oads Expensive.

Denver. Aug. ga. G.. rrumho OF
Muskogcc. oklahoma, president OF
the Transmiasissippi congress which
meets la salt Lake next week, de-
clarcd yesterday while In Denver mat
toe producers ct agricultural products
In America losg annually S250,000, 900
under their European nolghbors
through cost Of transportation.
Mr. Trumbo supplemented this
statement by saying that II costs 20
cents per mile per ton 20 transport
farm products IN America, while IN
Europe the cost for the same cariage
is less than ten cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
RUSSIAN MUTINEERs
CONDEMNED TO DEATH

Tnshkcnd. Asiatic Russia, Aug. ~.
Two hundred md twenty-eight RUS
sian nom commissioned officers ana
soldiers were tried by court martial
In the snppcrs' camp here today on
the charge OF mutiny Fifteen of them
were sentenced 60 be- hanged. seven
acquitted ana goa sent 10 iali for vary
Ing terms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
FUGITIVE CASHIER R
WILLING TO FACE
PENITENTIARY
Kansan Accused of Stealing
$4,000 Has Three Lincoln
Pennies When Caught in
New York.
tBy Evening usraiS a. p. Leased wirsI

New York, Aug 22.--John a, Flack.
former cashier OF the Abilene state
hams, Abilene, Kansas, arrested here
yesterday after chase OF several
months, told MAGISTRATE Frcsch today
in the Tomhs court that he was wilt
ing Co go back homo To- face his ace
cuscrs, who allcgc that ne cmbezalod
something like $50. 600 from the bank
His cash capital Is said To oc three
Lincoln pennies
Flack was weary of being fugl-
tive aud said me- would De glad 20 go
back ana go to the penltcutlary He
had u Ions talk with his wife today
before he was taken away Ca his cell
to await the arrival of sheriff from
Abilene.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
SONORA SUCCEEDS
CHIHUAHUA AS
CENTER Of
STRIFE
Reports From Southern Pa
cific in Mexico Tell Of
Bridges Burned and Dyna-
mited by Rebel Bands.
FEDERAL TROOP TRAIN
CAUGHT IN DEATH TRAP
nv EvsulsE Herald a. =. Leased wirsl

Quarcz. Mex, Aug. 22.-Tratnc was
resumed today over the Mexico North
western railway an American and
Canadian owned road, for the nrst
time since the outbreak uf the Oroz.o
revolution Trains VIII run over the
entire line from Juarpz to chihuahua
CITY This VIII bring relief Co the
Pearson corporations lumber plants
at MADEIRA end Pearson, chihuahua.
aud tu the extensive minug properties
along The route Au mas u,tr ,.rdyrly
Ice Juaryy since the federal occupation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22

Vancouver. 20 g.. Aug 22.-Socre-
mry of state "hilauder e. Knox pass
ed through Vancouver this morning
ca route 90 Iupau as representative Of
tho unitcl states nt the funeral OF the
hate Empcrer Mutsihito. The sccro-
tary aud party arrived over the can
indian Pacific railway and proceeded
~ tho Seattle boat,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
FEDERNL TROOP TRAIN
CAUGHT ~ REBEL TRAP

JuufcH, Mex. AuR. t4.-lt was re-
ported nero over tkc federal tele-
graph lines that train bearing 100
federal rurnlys is caught between thd
two bridges burned by rebels on the
southern Pacific OF Mexico below Mo-
gnlcs Tile rebels have cut the wires
Of th, government telegraph at many
points
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
spcciaI Coloni-i, Rate Grnntcd.

Denver Colo. Aus ga siaElp
way joint passenger tariff of the
Colorado and Southern, Colorado
Midland, Denver and rio Grandc and
Hio G1ndc Southern was issued to-
day covering second class colonists
fares from Colorado Sew Mexico,
Texas. Mexico, California. oregon,
Washington. Idaho Nevada. Mon
taua and British Columbia Tho ratcn
bccomc cf,rcth, september 80 and
close October TO-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-22
ALARMING DECREASE OF
MEXICAN CUSTOMS DUTIES

Mryico CitN AUG % Customs re-
cript- tor th, fiscal year that ended
Iuh o. 1919. shows t decrease OF
s. .UoOOOO under last year An os-
climate ot probable receipts of tho
'"ns Indicated e further decrease 81
$1,000. 900
l.uss Geo the government through
the occupation ot Iuarvl Dos the
rebels was estimated az $500. 900