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New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABOaRD CLEARaNtEs

FIOyR AND MEAI,-Flour quict bnt v"ry
r-r,. owing 20 the strength IN whca' Eprhg
pstentc. tss9t6. Hlnt"! stra;shis. '-.nSg "-"S
'icars 81 S0Rt4 40. extra 50 ~lri"f, - ~
$40. 10 2 aIogs 20. Kansas 'trsigh,s. .dlds
s. lOqs5 -. fancy spi.ng patehiS NoJ
81 ., RYE Flour Firm, fHiT - =, s%SG' sG
{. s00s' choice 70 fanr'. - 90 q - o.
CopNMEAI-kuu dried. s. 10. BAG NEAi'
f'fn, ,rh!ta ana yellow. 81 sodt -, oo.s,,
tl75Tslso TEEp--Wc't"rn ,prins' ~
STANDARD nliJdling. $40. hogr DO s5i fea lSs dos
ts9os' c.tv hrsn s2H l0 bulk. $50 90 SACKS.
rTtdfiins saoGsa. so red dog So. hominF
chop .19 $40 bulk. SO 2od So 20 SACKS OIL
COTToS. There Vas an "rci'"d advanc.
ea-lf a. result ~ yri. a's "Ir"s i.pottIhs
-a!ns IN eastern and c"r'ra| sections % ne -
T-no ~ iRl detailed reports. No""reI tsl 20 ="
sbou. A. much rainfall - suggested h' IN" pt'
yst. ucps and TIE market s'ac''i shaI.'. VIZ
~. rfose eas, re' 2 points lower 10 p'ln's
ligh,r a. p-ncticsiIv the lowe7t ~ ihe ga H,o''
~ the active positions h".ug r"l'- "' -
.to,.e ,hs mai ngIres os Friia' Inc on
rIet,d week end ngIres attracted niue AU'h'l"u,
an Iiv.rr0ol which had eloS'i before r''"i' NJ
-, r-i,afo weather news was IoVer t'au d''
,, 4 considerable rnarE''. tro' qulet Ani Hh
..osn-e1 a. II To- for nlii4IEg upland Sol'h't"
et.0' r1arke's generally urchang'd l"'at con
tract prices ,,.-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
% vesI, in April sss.2el s!s.5al 81 s.. - -
July 1-April Il. 3.749,77A 3,57s,G37 8'24'''3S
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM { ATLANTIC.
ID wsyH in April. $4,000 sa6e!l 81 .1Ge So
GIN. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAs & PACIFIC.
ay % week fATr in APF r. 55. s5 4 7d4Ss 4SS
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA
% week IN April s4s.2l4 s!3,s5a 50. .eel
JULY 1-April Il. 1.s62543 1,H83'6"i l'e'2'ooZ
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
"a week in April s26s, o27 s252.52o s3ll.S7
July 1-April "A. lo.1Gs.o0o l0o61OG 4+NhN $50
MOBILE OHIO.
JuIT ! Apri. IL. s.553'545 s777.5S4 s,247 iss
TWIN CITY LINES.
"a week in April S145.7S5 slH,917 tl35, 467
July l-ApriI L. 2is3Os6 2,O77,7&6 1854 92s
AURORA. ELGIN 4 CHICAGO.
Month Of March
e.. M ss-al.s' ss3ss g sso sig s5s g5s IS 5
Int and taxes. @6hf4 @,|4t - -
Surplus ........ lt.N'r l'e'N ''''-
G-d.. Js,y ea!Sins. Ma1s. s. ae2 sos 2aos2 SIS sas
Set earnings. 49, 80 80 e. e., ~ 9oo-2
Int and taxes. 33n.3st .rS ~. 80 -
surplus ........ -"o-o' -"'''N' -'-''"'
UNITED RAILWAYS or ST. LOUIS.
Month ~ Mch- 1912 '?ll Increase
Gross earnings. $D,r3ol Nto-'-auu 80 - e." s,"
Nef after taxes NO -'''s% = -
O,bor income 275 d.1I e"'
,ro,a, income s316.io0 1902 42@ tl3@7
Surr - chgs. P' AAN '-.''0 ''''
Ian March 81 . o ,,- 10.
Gross earnings. 81 Sn4. ."l3 y - - f9}
Net after taxes. NSI- S-n iof
Other income li'''' ''.'
Total income Ss9e.4 423 s.67'5Io &i.sl@
Surp aft. chgs .--.''' -''.'''
'Dccrease.
RRooKLYN RAPID TRANSIT
Cn+.--company transactions eliminated
Quarter ended Dec al ,o,o r-o-sa..
- t,e &, -35 Q3g Ss4ll G12 S32t. 2it
Gro's [afnsrSS s62 rs 26677' l'' '443
HUDSON < MANHAT"rAN
Quarter ended De $los s-9- ao4 ,le7 aa2
Gross earnings. St1J,""' 10, 90, 10 GGI
Tet earnings 3tl al SSS SSS '7l4SG 400 81 SS2
.Surp. aft chgs. O'"''
.I,toregt lharCeable to consuGcl94 - NOV ias,
IN, r, 'e amounted 10 Sl3sll Tor 'uS'
ouarte- ~ 1911.
METROPOLITAN STREET RAiL"Af.
Quafder g,li 81 5O37I2 34Gss SIS $3.50
~, earnings. l.&G5h2i I.,,,o- nn az
t-,,~r af;. chgs. $4,000 44l'V'a 90
.pecrease. fIn,erest permanently deia''''' ID
not o''O''e'' THIRD AVENUE.
Quarter ended Dec. 2i- .,,o,,. .-o 9oo
G-css earnings. Sa3G524 ,no 80, ~ q 454
Set earnings o.. 46j.2l' 4-',.OD ~
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

lower. April and MAY. lSs SD August
I q
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

tons have been exported. as compared with
27o37 tons in the corresponding period OF
1911
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

The Southern Pacific earnings for the
month of March show a decrease In gross
earnings Of slO.397,0A and net decrease OF
S2l4l29
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QuOIATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export. o b anoat
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

The ST Louis IL San Francisco has pur-
chased 5000 freight cars, which will be
equipped with air brakes.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

Owing 10 the advance in freight rates
European dealers in wheat and flour have
been obliged to increase their prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

From the rice fields Of Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas reports are coming OF back
wardness in the season, estimated at from
thirty TO sixty days These three states
produce more than 90 per cent Of this
cOuOtrV's rice CrOp,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
FRANCE, BELGIUM AND HoLLANr
H0TEL DE LILLE ET dAlBl0N

2oa Rue 81. Honore. close 20 Pace Fehgon1:
bon. comfort Large hall. Restaurant lunch
cons and dinners 81 n1sd prices or IA SsLts. ste.
TeIegrams I.ILLALBION. PARlS-Henri Aoao'ss
Propristor
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

The Western Pacific has announced All in
dependent position and broken away from
other transcontinental lines in homeseek-
ers' rates. The road will issue $50 twenty
ive-day limit round trip tickets 10 points on
its line in California and Nevada.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

Actual figures SaturuaS
morning. ..
Totals. national ana S'a "
bsi,kS .....--.''
ToiaIs trust companies .
Totals. all members
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
Chicago Grim.

Chicago. March if.--Heayy selling
Of wheat today more than wiped out
an early advance due to unexpected
firmnees al Liverpool. The opening
Was is 20 3-S4p hc higher. May
started az s1.O3 i-Sw 1893 IA. a gain
OF ASA nc. and after some waver-
ing dropped 10 st.0a 3-S. Closing
figures We're firm. with May i-fGg 3-sc
higher az si.e3 lis.
Prospects ~ soft weather lent firm
ness to corn NAV opened s-sc hi1h-
or al 7i-i-S0 N f-tc. and reacted 90
40 7-Sc, The close Was steady at
IA aisc for May. isc over last night
There was rush in oats M the out
set. May started i-am 3-sc up at
SO B-s9b3 Sac. ana later descended
10 So i-4G5 3-sc,
Hog products averaged about
steady. despite decline az the yards.
Absence OF selling pressure furnished
the explanation. initial transactions
were 21s a &c lower TO 7isc up. with
July delivery Sie,e5a IG.30 nar pork.
ts.e0Ws.62h for lard and $500 for
ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
The Markets
SELLING UNDER COVER
CAUSED HEAVIEESs

cav Evenins rfernld A. 3. LEASED wIrep
New York. March lt.--IIeavlnosa
OF stock market leaders IA the first
hour today may have been due ia
selling under cover OF Il diversion in
the specialties. or the active stocks
Lehigh Valley and Union Pacific
were heaviest while the coppers were
fairly strong.
4 further rise In American Tele-
phone was credited To buying BY Paris
where some activity In that issue Il
reported. American Tobacco moved
up ~ and there were gnlns or 70 3
points In otner high priced lndustrials.
Honds were quiet
Talk of increases in dividends ac-
companied the advances IN some Of
the specialties. Railroad stocks were
relegated 20 the background for tho
time being, tho diversity OF the de-
mand FOR the industrlals affording the
average trader a good opportunity for
quisk profits.
The market closed strong.
In the last hour the list advanced
generally under the lead OF the spec
tiiative favorltes. some Of which, IN
GLIDING United States steel and
Northern Pacific. were al top prices
for the movement, while Amagamat-
"a Copper went above the high flgur.
OF last wear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
METAL DISCOVERED
BY MADAME CURIE
CAUSES SICKNESS
Too Much Radium Caused the
Famous French Woman
Scientist to Break Down in
Health; Recovery Slow.

Paris, March n THE mysterious
ilness OF Nine. Curle has been the
talk Of all Paris for weeks lmmedi-
ately following her trip to Stockholm
10 receive thc Nobel prize. after the
sensational use OF her name as CO.
respondent in the suit brought by
his wife against Professor Langevin,
she was taken IN
New Years day she was taken 20
the 81, Mary's sisters hospital AZ
first II was announced that she was
suffering from appendicitis and that
an operation might be necessary. The
surgeons who had Mime. Curio's case
IN hand suggested vaguely that dis
trees over the Langevin affair had
superinduced the malady.
Nine. Curle was removed from the
hospital 70 her home IN sceux. an
other suburb. January %. The phy-
sicians then stated that no operation
had been needed, since no acute
symptoms had developed Nine,
Curie only needed rest. secluslon and
constant medical care. but they said
their patieRt was very weak. aud tbey
did not deny that she was suffering
great pain.
Radium o. the cause Of Nine.
Curies illness. The physicians unaEi-
moBsiy concur IN the belief that her
organiHm had lmblbed grent quanIi-
ties % tho new element which she
and her husband first discovered and
Isolated.
Nine. Curieh progress toward re-
coyery Is slow, her physicians now
say II may be weeks before she can
resume work,
until last November Mime. Curie
was person without personality as
TAR az the general public was con-
cerned. They thought OF her, when
they stopped TO think OF her at all.
an a drab little woman who was In
terested solely On scienco. Also they
generally remembered that Mime.
Curio and her husband. who has been
dead several years. discovered the
new element nadium early in the
twentieth century.
But the general public had another
conjecture coming about Nine. Curie.
she had Il decided personality Of
which they knew nothing. This was
revealed when Nine. Curle waa
named IN a suit for divorce brought
by Mime. Langcyin. wife ~ widely
known French professor of science.
Letters written by Nine. Curie were
published and they made startling
reading. Ia them the woman scien-
tiss declared her love for the Ero-
fessor and urged him 20 leave hia
wife. The French people, however,
syHpathized with Nine Curie ana
believed that because SHE WIS q great
scientist she should not bc ceusured.
Mime. Langevin was given the decree
she sought and dropped other suits
She had Threatened 70 brins against
Mime. Curlo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
PERSONALS

A Borta hah returned from Europe,
where he has been since Hast May.
Mrs. Berla. who accompanied him 10
the old country. returned 70 Alhu-
querque a month ago. The Bertas
have taken I'D their residence az 222
West Marquette avenue
J., A. McAullife. superintendent OF
the zuni Mountain railroad. the line
operated BY the American Lumber
company, Is Ia Albuquerque from
Ketner. he viii visit Mrs. McAullfle
and family for several days before
returning 10 the mountains
Judge Julius Staab OF the Bcrnalillo
probate court left today on the SAM
Ia Re limited for the Grand Canyon
ana southern California. He will re-
turn to Albuquerque In two or three
weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
NO MORE DARNING
OF STOCKINGS
HERE
Big Eastern Manufacturers
Are Offering Albuquerque
People Hosiery That Won't
Need Mending for Six
Months.

The days OF sock darning. not TO
mention "darned" socks, are forever
passed for those Albuquerque people
who are wise enough To take adyant-
age Of an oner made to the local
public by the largest and most sue
cessfui manufacturer Of hosiery Ia
the United States
The offer ~ made by the famous
HoleproOf Hosiery company OF Mil
waukeo through les local agents. the
=. l. Washhurn company. There are
no strings 10 the offer, either. II Is
"a straight out-Bud-Out declaration
that Holeproof hose win need abso-
lutely no darning TOR six months. IL
by any chance there should be a flaw.
even In a single pair, the damaged
hose VIII be replaced. promptly and
without bubble. with new ones. The
only condition OF any kind attached
to this guarantee Il that the purchases
snail be made IN not less than six
pair lots.
Aside from this remarkable guar
antee. holeproof hosiery Is recognized
everywhere as without peer. II II
made for men. women and children,
and the H. l.. Washburn company
carries the complete line, Including
those for women.
HoleprOof hose for men sells every
where az 20 and 35 cent? a pair. Il
comes In black aud an the desirable
shades, including tan. slate. navy.
gray, gun metal and helioirope.
For women the STANDARD prices on
iolepr0of hose are 80 cents. so cents
and ono dollar The dollar Holeproof
SILK house for women Is unsurpassed
In quality by any silk hose az any
price on the market The ladies VIII
be interested 20 know 100. that II they
purchase three pairs OF these dollar
silk hose. they viii be given the regu-
lar Holeproof six-months guarantee
against darning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
JUDGE POPE NAMES
UNITED STATES
COMMISSIONERS
sixty.Five New Mexicans APP
pointed by New U. s. Judge
to Handle Local Court Bust.
ness.

Especial Teiegrnm "a Etenlng ueraIdD
Santa Re, March lA-un!ted States
Judge William n. Pope recently
returned TO Santa Re foliowins
BITS confirmation BY the senatc. today
appointed tho following s. men 20 be
u s land commissioners In the
reveral localities. covering practically
the eaurc state IN todays appoint.
monta:
Dan Bushman. Of Gallup; NJ r..
Dunleavy. o. santa Re; sylvester
Mirabai of valencia; ". n. ncgger
ol Beloa: Clement HightOwer, Of Cap
itan; H. D.. Adams. OF Corona; J. y.
Mitchell, OF Columbus. Roman Aten-
clio. @. Embud0: n. H. Warren, OF
near AMARILLO. Emmett Writ, OF
Dulce: ~ a Cowgirl, Of Kcuna; j. d.
Cooley, of scott; +. &. Morgan, OF
Lake Arthur. e. ~ Finkleions oi
i'ialnyiew, Henry +. Lively, OF W.
klns. ~. r. Williams. OF Biackeon;
James r. Burton. OF Dunlap; w. J.,
Curren, OF clovis, j. G. Trickey, OF
Grady: w ~ Partlow, Of RhOliene;
a. p. S. DENLY, of Mclrose; Jesse d.
Mcbride. of Dayton; Clarence l..
Botie, o. H0be G. r Erb, Of Artesia:
q. A Reed, III Carlsbad, Wesley Nc
Allisior, of dovlngtOn: VIM y. Nc
Arthur. at Monument: Jose -. RO.
nero. OF Hilario: Joseph NJ. Names,
OF Casey: +. S. North, OF Noble, X. G.
Qeyer OF Tolar. w T.. Lindsey. OF
purtalcE r. 81 smith, OF Mount YER
non. a. b. Butler. Of Monntainalr, III.
y Fncke. Of Moriarty; G. L. Molten,
Of fmcia. l. d. wolf % Cedar Vale;
Frank Staplln, Of Pennington; Mrs.
Ia1ie Atwater. of Des Moines: W.
i. Wood. OF Amisiad r. y. D0herty,
of Folsom: M r. Baca, OF GallegOs;
"a G. Thompson, Of HarrlngtOni II.
Iicra. OF Magdalena; u. Baldwin, Of
Reserve; q A. Kirkpatrick. OF Mos
olion: G. r. Sweet, OF socorro: y. y.
Winter. OF Tucumcari: NJ W. Shaw.
OF Hassell: T.. r. Williams Of
Murdoch: ID. c. Hixpn, of Endee
d. c. Reed. OF San Jon; J. T. Thomas.
OF Cuoryo. j. ~ Abbey. Of Questa.
"A. Is. Murdoch. of Springer: q. G. 40.
ford, OF Ration. W. n. Neweomb. d
silver City: a. O. Garland, OF Rodeo;
A. y. Ward, OF Anlmaa; j. y. Hin. Of
Hnchica; John n. kedzie, Of Lords
burg; l.. Z. Upton. Of solano; J. n.
Agulllar, OF Wagon Mound; s NJ
Parker, OF Alnmogordo; Robert l.
Ross. Of Las Vegas. lf
Judge Pope also appointed Earl y
Iven of Las Vegas az court stenog-
raphop. Mr. Iven hss been for SONS
time stenosrapher IN the Gfsh terri.
forlai d rict court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
PLENTY or EMBRYO LAWS
REA1f FOR INTRODUCTION

The senate has completed It's stand
ing committee organization and the
house win have done So within a day
or two Then 81 expected a flood OF
bills which viii surpass anything In
the memory Of the eldest OF the elder
statesmen.
There are bills and bills TO spare
for this session The veteran mem-
bers have few measures which they
are ~ work upon and which will
reach maturity from week to week
and most OF them eventually become
laws. The new members, however.
are wasting no time, with the excep-
ton Oi few who have advanced IN.
formation on how a legislature works.
Those without experience have their
pockets crammed with legislation on
every subject from a new Sunday clos.
ing law TO AN Act Defining An Act
Entitled An Act, etc and etc"
The present outlook % for a record
breaking nFmber of bills. One menu
her OF the senate is rcputed 10 have
Sc measures already stored In bis
desk. awaiting the first opportunity 10
Introduce them Another member.
who has attended several legislatures
miring constituents have forwarded
to him 90 measures. good, bad, indif-
ieront and otherwise. He has tied
them into neat bundle and laid
them away In his washafand AZ the
hotel with a firm intent 81 reading
them IN the course Of time and seeing
whether OF not they will do
some Of them may become lawsi
some Of them doubtless VIII never
leave the hotel.
IN The house there are bills galore,
while representatives from the four
corners Of the state are keeping a
corps Of stenographers busy preparing
more.
II is likely however that the house
Will not take up actual work on leg.
islatlon for AZ least a couple 90 days
and the delay Is only augumentlng the
supply % legislation that viii be
hcapod upon the clerks desk when
the first introduction Of Ellis Is
called for.
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
WILL Bg FOUGHT FoR
II Is said IN wen informed circles
that tll0 dry contingent Ia the state.
led BY the W. O.. "a. u and other
similar Organizations. VIII put IN q
BIN early IN the session, asking for
the admission 70 the electorate Of
"a constitutional amendment 20 pfo-
vide for state Wide prohibition IN New
Mexico As a foll0wup rioaslre, u
/ ~ said another bin vii be Introduced
having for rs obiect local city and
county option, 20 that AZ The prohihl
tl0n measure should fail. local option
can DO enforced where the drys have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14

Chicago, March it.-Cattie-Ro-
ceipts $500; market steady beeyes,
tb.00m8.S0; Texas steers, Si.I0w
500; western steers. s6.iO0Lo0;
siookers and feeders. $500 6.ioi
COWS and helfers. $4,000 6.e5i calves,
&5.75m825.
Hogs- Receipts 10000; market 40
10 Il cents lower; lights. $1,000
.6.s7M; mixed. $3.50 $50; heavys,
S6.GO@ G92iz; rough, t6.6OW6.l0'
PIGS. si.9OW6.sB. bulk OF sales, 1915
$3.50
Sheep Receipts 1900; market
steady TO shade lower; natives, 1910
W5.GO: western. 3f250 5.6ti year.
iings. $1,000 O.25; native lambs, s5.25
9749i western lambs, t5.7s@7a0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
ASSASSlNATI0N OF
lconIInuoa from Pase one.l

belief that the assailant Of his majesty
was IOt concerned in any plot OF an
organization, but that his deed was
tile oC.come Of his individual nberra-
ton.
~ all quarters OF Rome, demonaire,
lions have been prepared to protest
against the outrage, whOao effect has
been 20 increase Victor Emannels
popularity among all clnsses.
People who were present In tho
Pantheon say that despite the nar-
row escape he had just had the king
went drought the service without a
tremor, the queen likewise showing
no sign OF emotion.
When the king and queen left the
Pantheon IN their closed carriage the
news Of the attacl, on his majesty had
spread and Immense crowds gathered
la the great open space in front
The kings appearance gave tho SIG.
nal for an overwhelming uutburst OF
cheering from the crowd and the ex-
element almost reached frenzy by
the time their maiesties had attained
The Corso, near where the attempt
had occurred a short time before
Throughout the return Journey the
people along the streets and standing
at tho windows and on balconies
waved their handkerchief and cried
enthusiastically Long I've the king.
The impression made throughout
The city By the attempt on the Kings
life Is one OF the deepest concern.
The news OF the affair struck the Ro-
mans the more keenly because Il oc.
Cured on the anniversary Of the birth
Of the late King Humberi. and In the
midst OF the solemn services IN his
memory.
A touching scene occurred between
King Victor Emanuel and his mother,
nowagcr Queen Margarita She had
arrived at the Pantheon and was wait
ing for the coming Of their maiesties.
When King Victor Emanuel and Queen
Helen came Ia they gave no hint OF
what had occurred. an assisted az
the mass, and when II was over the
king himself announced TO his mother
that an attempt mad been made on
his life. Queen Margarita appeared
almost stunned. She stood still and
looked over the king as though to
make sure that he WAS unhai med
Then she threw her arms around his
neck and kissed him on both cheeks
Many Of those present wished "a
congratulate no king. but he left the
Pantheon without waiting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14

Kansas City, March 1i.-cattie-
Receipts 1000. including 400 south
orna; market strong; native stoer7
$4,000 St0i southern steers, tt.e0W
1856 southern cows and helfersl $685.
ffs.7bi native COWS and heifcra. $500
700; stockors and iocdera. ft.1h az
oe5; bulls. $4,000 5.sos calves $3.50
0S25.
Hogs Receipts 10000. market Zoe
lower; hulk OF sales. t0.bDW0.fb'
heavy. tC.700G.kO; packers and
butchers. se.60W6.s0; lights, to,tom
o.0b.
sheep Receipt Aooai market zoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
TAFT IN CONTROL
or KANSAS COMMITTEE
Guy EvenlaE Heraie 4. 3. Leased Wire

ny EveninE Hernis 4. .. Leased Wlret
Topeka. Kas. March 1.-THE Taft
forces seem 10 De IN control of the
Republican state committees, which
win hold session here late this af-
tcrnoon TO decide whether a presi-
aenuai preference primary shall be
Held to select delegates 10 the nation
al convention. The Roosevelt wing,
led hy Governor Stubs. Il supporting
me primary. a pon OF those present,
Taft managers say, shows a safe ma
jorlty against the primary plan.
should the Taft men win a state con-
Nontion viii be called.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-14
CAR INSPECTOR WILL
RECOVER is BELIEVED
Albert slnningcr, Who Had LEG
Crushed at Heion Yesterday, is
Doing Nleoly.

The condition of Albert slnninger
OF Helcn. q santa ne car inspector,
who was brought to Albuquerque last
night suffering from crushed les.
was reported today 10 be favorable
with every chance for recovery. SIN
niuscr was caught under n ear IN the
helen yards yesterday lie Is q pa
tient IN 81 Josoph's hospital
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sufficient strength IA ~ anld ihat at
least one 0f these measures viii orlgi
nate m the senate
Several house members also VIII
stand sponsor Tor White Ribbon lea
islation IN tho house. and the contest
viii DO one Of the interesting features
OF the long session
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new MEXICO BAR
ASSOCIATION IS
IN SESSION
Meeting is Held to Consider
Needed Legislation; Uni
form Child Labor Law Pro-
posed.

tspeefai FcieEFHss a. HsveBtns TierHidD
santa Pc, N. NJ, March 1.-THE
New Mexico Bar association Is In Bes.
al0u here today. having been called
principally @ eonslder legislation
which. IN the opinion OF the legal pro.
tesslon OF the stale. ~ needed from
The present state legislature. Presi-
dent n NJ. HerVey OF Roswell has
just arrived on delayed train. and
the first session will bo held this
evening The association may be In
session for several days.
u seems likely that among other
measures the association viii recon-
mend an uniform child labor law.
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New York, March i4.--call money
1-Am2M per cent
Prime paper. 40f Ia per cent
Silver, 5shc,
Mexican dOllars. 47c.
copper. &t4.2O0f4.2b.
Tin. t4g.s7ik 0f2.4b.
Lead. sa.O0M4l0
Amaigamated. ran.
Sugar, t22 7-S.
Atchison, los is.
Great Northern. i33 lis.
New York Central. ii2M.
Northern Pacific, 100.
Reading. iE7.
southern Pacific. 10.
Union Pacific, les Us.
steel. Ge "a.
steel preferred. no ga.
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ChlcaRo, March f4.--Whent.-May
St.03 i-Si July. 30 Use.
Corn May. n 3-Sc; July. n Use
Oats May. 53itc; July soc.
pork--May. sIG.5O.
Lard--May. s9.f2M.
Ribs-May. ss.s5as.s7h.