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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
vAsoUEz GOMEZ DECLINES
TO DISCUSS his STATUS,

Juarez, Mexico, May ~ tmiilo
NaBQuez Gomez adm..,ed merely lhaf
he was exchanging kilograms Win
Orozco today. but declined 20 DISGUISE
The reports of friction with the latter
The acceptance by pascnai or0zco
sr. father OF the COMMANDER IN chiei,
Of 8 position ln The Gomez cabinet had
given q scmhlance ui authority 10 iho
Gomez government here Develop
nienls today indicated thai though
General Orozc0 nad Invited Gomez
across the line, he had NOT expect.
an immediate assumption OF ciyll au'
thorlly by Gomez
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
\ ESPECIAL Showing
AT hartley
MILLINERY
Latest Effects in Lingerie and
Trimmed Hats for Mid
Summer Placed on Display.

The genuinely discriminating wom-
en- OF Albuquerque. those who appre-
eiate exciuaiyenesa OF style ana per-
lection Of finish. Will be interested IN
the announcement that ,he hartley
s. making special showing this
week OF the very newest midsummer
ilBgeries and trimmed hats. together
wlth some striking new numbers in
aummor shapes. Tho BARLEY estnb-
liahment has won an onyiable reputa-
ton for the authenticity Of lis STYLES.
end scores Of local women who have
not yet secured the hat that suits
them will take advantage Of this spe-
cini mlesaeason display.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
RETAILERS GIVEN
FREE TELEPHONE
SERVICE HOME
Call Up Your House From
Albuquerque Over the Long
Distance II Won't Cost You
a Cent.

A. D. Graham. district managor 81
the Mouniain states Iolegraph and
Telephone company. today gaNt carte
blanche 90 out of tuwn delegates a.
the New Mexico Retailers association
60 call ~ their homes OF offices GA
any part of the slgie at ans time
uf the day or nighi while they are
in Albuquerque, absolutely without
ans expense. Mr Graham received
three cheers and % tiger because of
This apnouncement made ~ tho Com
mercial club today. A number of del-
egatcs availed themselves of ihe gene
orous offer made by Mr Graham and
called uD their homes in Ration. lins
We'll and elsewhere ihroughout Tho
state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
The Markets


Boston, May transactions IN DO
NESTLE wool continue along narrow
lines and In small lots Interest cen
tiers almost wholly 10 the new clip and
tn The market price IA che west
Where early clips sold ut rs cents
growers now are reported to be asking
~ cents FOR territory stock.
some Of last years fine territory
siaples In selling IN small lots az Gs
10 So cents. Medium territory flecccs
are firm. % TO "a conta being quoted
for 0ne-quarter blood Pulled wool Is
dull
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
Kansas CIty IAteaaocI..

Kansas city, May Cattle receipts
1000 Including 100 southerns marFet
steady. Native steers. s6.TsetS.75.
southern steers. s5.O0WS25; SOUTH
ern cows and hclfars. s&.25W8.O0;
ssockers and feeders. t5.0Om7.4O:
bulls St.75ae.15; calves $4,000
S.25; western steers $3.50 $3.50:
western COWS. Sf600s.6O.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market
strong. Sc higher guik or sales, SIS
90 Ds0i packers and butchers 1900
7.75, lights. f7.3oW Isbi plga $500
7.65.
Sheep Receipts 5000; market Zoe
lower Muttons. 4t.50mI 100; iam0s.
fs.25n9.f0; fed wethers and year.
Hngs 5000 500; fod ewes. Ss.5Ou
$50; Texas soats, s3.O0m40o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
DENY SIGNIFICANCE
IN MOVEMENT OF
TROOPS TOWARD
THE BORDER
War Department Declares Or
ders Issued at Fort Russell
Are Only Those ISSUED to
Posts Throughout Country.
OROZCO DECLINES TO
RECOGNIZE vAsQUEz
tBy EvenInm Herald \. 2. Leased VvIrsl

NY NNehInN NtFnlH y. 2. IleANeh WIFI
Washington. May THE prepare
lions being Aaade 10 move the troops
from Fort u. a. Russell to the Mex
lean border, II was said al the war
department. was nothing more than
a laudoble desire to have them whore
they cous3 be within reaching distance
for any duty that may be required.
The war departments orders to
this post commandment are similar to
those given tc other post commanders
some months aeo 10 have their troops
IN readiness. n is declared there has
been no change ia the Mexican sitaa-
tion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
RIO GRANDE HAS
CHANGED ITSMIAD
River Falls After Attempting
to Run Amuck; Remarkable
Franks Of Stream In Last
Thirty Days.

The predicted high water in the
RIO Grandc here has been postponed
Tor the present. The river Is now
falling after considerable rise. but
the latter did not approach the dam
ger mark. The county commissioner
and surveyor are paying considerable
attention 20 the protective work az
the west approach 81 the Barelaa
bridge. where piling has been driven
NJ considerable expense TO prevent
the encroachment OF the water on
the bridge approach. wing dam hav-
ing been built a quarter OF mile
north 20 throw the current out into
the stream This work had It's e7-
feet. for few days after tho river
started 20 rise. but the shifting cur
rent has again set IN toward the
hank and is causing more or less anx-
iety.
Last weeks SAUCE sheet OF the Bar
rett and Lawrence automatic gauge
placed on the Rio Grandc az Buck
man ana maintained by the office 81
the state engineer for the purpose OF
collecting records on the flow OF the
Rio Grande az that place has been
received from the gauge observer. The
sheet shows IN ths last thirty days
a remarkable rise and fan Ia the
river discharge. The lowest recorded
was al midnight Of April 2s. having
a height og 8.3. Last saturday when
the sheet was removed the record ine
Dictated ~. or rise In the last ten
days Of s.S. This difference in ele-
vation considering the width 81 the
river ot that place means an excep-
uonalIy large amount of water COM
ing down The record from now on
win be considerably higher during the
next month. u Is said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
DICK DILLON LOGS
A NEW HIGHWAY FROM
ROSWELL no SANTA FE
Emeano Merchant fluds short Cut by
which lie Can Travel % Ancient
city Easily ana Quickiy.

Dick Dillon. former Albuquerque
man. now in business in Encino, and
one OF The most enthusiastic good
roads boosters ln the state. arrived iu
Albuquerque a. ASS .. IN. yesterday
afternoon. accompanied by &. y.
FnrnHWorth of Roswell both gentle
men having named trip from
Vaughn Il snuia Re over q new train.
which maats The distance from Ros-
well 20 santa Re 1875 miles. against
a distance ~ 3s5 miles from Roswell
20 Albuquerque. Mr. Fnrnsworth Il
the man who owns The auto road from
Roswell 60 vaughn, lie gave free
transportation 10 the Albuquerque
motorists over the road on their re-
rent trip 20 and from Roswell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

Chicago, May Receipts,
i.00O. Market steady neeves, $500
n805; Texas strcors, s5.40mS.3O;
western steers. s7.30@77O; at0ckers
and feeders, St.25m6.25; cows and
heliera, S2Se0775: caves. $500
lS2J.
Hogs r. Receipts, 10000. Market
strong 10 &c higher Light S5t5m
1905 mixed. s7.2507.75; heavy. s725
MH77 ~; rough. s72597A5; pigs,
StN5m6.s0; bulk OF sales. s7a06tT.7O.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market
slow; Native. efG5M750; western.
$1,000 7G5. yeariings. SCOOPS rs:
lambs native. &5900900; western,
20 25ag50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

W. q polgaroye.
rinhart car. r. md Mrs. e. 81. Elm
hart. nv and Mrs D. a. Herbstcr
Kipling car r. and Mrs j. %. Kip
INK
Ron car. r. A. RoG. J. s. Long. G..
A. Whnley, a.. r. LOWory
Fnrnuworth cnr. O. NJ Farusworth.
DR. Julius Garsl. ~. o. 3hanks. city
editor f,oswell Morning News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
Many Delegates From All Over the
State Attend First cenUeniiOn Of
New Mexico Retailers Association

BUSINESS Session This Moring Attended by More Than Hun
bred Out Of Town Delegates; Mayor D X B. Sellers
Delivers Address Of Welcome in Which He Turns Over
Town to Visitors; American Lumber Company Enter
taina This Afternoon Giving Each Person Handsome
Souvenir Of the Mills; Governor Mcdonald and Wife
Coming to Banquet Thursday Evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

A special business meeting of che
Daughters 90 tho American lseyolnt
lion win be held ai 3 o'clock tomor-
raW afternoon "a the residence OF
Mrs. a. p, Ray on south Arno street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

a regalpr meeting uf the Women
Relief Corps viii Do held at $3.50 20
morrow afternoon nt a. o. a. ~.
hhll Hy order 90 fhe president
sadie Hawdifh. secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

Chicago. May Wheat prices sHf-
fered setback today in conse-
quence Of heavy rains in Kansas. MIS-
souri, Nebraska and because Of weak
ness IN foreign markets. The 0pen-
ing ranged from s-sc lower 70 q
shade Advance July started az
sllf lisa ia la. decline OF i-6M
i-4c to seSc. and SINK to Siis rs.
The close was firm. with July at
yi.l$ s-sMiIf "a, an advance OF
lac net.
a moderate amount OF buying on
The part OF leading houses proved suf-
ficient 10 rally corn. July opened
i-Sc OFF to Ike amount up AZ
76 3-fc 90 IS 7-Sc. touched 7e s-sm
T6 3-4c and then rose 20 ~ i-SM
az t-tc. Closing prices were steady.
$50 6c net higher for July. az
u l-f077 s-Sc.
Shorts IN the oats crowd took 10
cover when Hisna indicated that the
market would receive substantial sup
port. Previously the market saggcd
owing 10 fine weather. July started
LA a-Sc down at 52h Csc 5-Sc. but
reacted to Sc T-Sc.
selling by houses with foreign con-
nee,lons made provision prices sag
and business as whole turned dun.
First transactions varied from Sp
Z Nc lower 10 Il shade up for the July
option. al Sig.47 Is ~ 1850 for pork,
yi127M for lard aud 5000 for ribs,
Closing prices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
United states Commissioners.

n. W ID. Bryan 81 this city wisl DO
liver me addresses IN santa Ne "A tho
graduation exercises Of the two PrcaT
hgierlan mission schools of that ciiy
tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

Your oruqGIet VIII refund money 81
PAzO OINTMENT falls 70 cure any
case % llchlng. Blind. Bleeding az
Pr0Tudinn Piles IN 8 20 ~ aaga soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

ann now prepared. at my office on
third floor Federal building. north
west corner Gold avenue and Fourth
street. 90 attend 10 business relating
10 public lands OF ths United states.
similar 10 that heretofore transacted
by United states court commissioner
and clerk of probate court.
H n. WHITING.
United States Commissioner,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
AIissislinpl Primary Unlntcrestlng.

Jackson Miss May IA Demo-
cratic presidential preference primary
is ln progress in Mississippi today.
only the aames ~ Underwood and
Wilson appear on the ballot
There IL apathy among the voters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

The Harvey hand OF NavajOs. includ-
ing Tom. tie silyersmith. and Ella ana
her children, blanket weavers. were
taken III the photographs.
A. 1855 o'clock this morning Mr..
Peters photographed tbs Santa re
California Limited as Il rushed into
the Albuquerque station.
Mr.. Peters and Mr. Duggcr were
carried about town today IN a big mo.
tor ear kindly loaned for the occasion
by Joseph Barnett
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

WANTED--A fist class soda foun-
tain man J. II. oRioiiy Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

a general reception to the Vis- 3
3 ltors 20 the New Mexico Retail. .
= crs' Association convention, WI y
y be held in the Commercial club, y
= beginning ~ o'clock this even 9
= inE. President simon Stern, 81 .
. the Commercial club extends y
= cordial invitation to on the ladies .
9 and gentlemen Of Albuquerque .
= 90 attend the reception and as .
q slst n rendering hospitality 20 y
. tina visitors. There will be mu- y
y vic and fefreshmcnis and 4 most =
. enjoyable time ~ assured y
q NA&AAA NAAoA . .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
gOsWEIM DflI.G tTION
AiFr TgH MOTORISTS

The Roswell delegates motored io
Albuquerque. belng met last even M
several miles ont ly number oi Az
buuucfuur auiomObillsts. Included
n the Roewell delegation were Che
following cars and passengers,
Dilley car Clark Dilioy, Mayor
William Atkinson. g. l.. SELLERS. of
ile Texas Oil company, 5. ~ Toms.
tooreiary OF the Roswoll Retarorg' as
ISOLATION.
r.. n Wiliioms ear. Mr. and Mrs
E a. Williams. Mr ana Mrs Tou
CottinEham,
Fred Miller car Fred Miller, q. ~
pabbs. Mf. and Mrs Fred Nolen
Morrison car Mr. and Mrs Harg
Morrison, Miss Martin, Mr. ana AIRS.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-02-09

schools. have begun to see this
very clearly, and as | see 1t am
seized with great desire TO master
the situation along the true lines of
Of advancement, am going to con-
vince the superintendent that am
worthy OF my place before these two
month close, or shall not apply for
my position next year.
The next day, after school closed,
she walked into the superintendent's
Office and greeted him cordially. He
was plainly nervous. The feeling
that he had been trying to get her
removed without her knowledge OF 1t
made him just a little ashamed OF
himself; however he was soon re-
lieved to find that she showed no
knowledge OF this, but was deeply in
terestad In certain work she was
planning in her room, and on which
she wanted his advice. She was so
sincere about II that he began to
wonder He had never noticed her
display such an interest before. He
noticed for the first time certain
lines In her face that showed a new
thought, new aim had come into
her heart. The result OF her visit
was to bring the superintendent to
her room the next day to help her
with the work she had planned. He
had not visited her room for three
weeks purposely avoided her To
day he sat down and gave his atten-
tion TO what he saw there before
him.
1t was bad enough In way, from
his point Of view, because he was a
man who believed everything should
be done by rule and on time. He
was q great dlsciplinarian. The pu-
pills must march In perfect time, sit
In perfect form In certain given at
titude, etc, etc. so Miss Noyes'
school was an eye sore from that
point of view Pupils we're sprawled
about in most any form, but being a
man OF discernment, lie saw that the
school had forgotten his presence in
few moments In their absorption
In the work before It, He saw that
Miss Noyes stood quietly behind her
desk, and walked as quietly as she
could among her pupils Her face
would light up with interest and
anxiety. Once IN while she would
get noisy out Of force OF habit, but
it was apparent that the grand stand
play had had Its day, and was being
relegated TO the rear.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-02-09

eighth to his brother and the rest to
foreign missions. What does each
get?'
"a lawyer, said the littlest boy
In the class promptly"
Miss Bessie Odneal writes u.s. I'VE
have given the second Bi.monthly
examinations Most Of the grades are
good taking everything into consider
alton. The pupils have been absent
so much, | enclose check sheet for
this examination, | will also send
you some drawings OF my first grade
pupils, Their oral language lessons
are good"
The work Miss Bessie sent was fine
for little first graders.
Mr.. A, d. Roberts called Thursday
for the Reading Circle books for Mrs,
Roberts who teaches the 9th grade In
the Liberal schools. She came from
Minneola In September and we un-
derstand is doing excellent work in
the school room.
Last Thursday morning being cal
led TO the northwest part OF our city
by our Official duties and going early
to take advantage of Jack Frost we
slipped into the home Of Mrs. l.. b.
Anderson and ate breakfast with
her and Elsa. The breakfast was
good, but the friendly welcome was
better, We will try to pass this
kindness on
Mrs. Jennie Karau has been very
kind to us and the teachers Of Sew
ard county in giving us the use Of the
hall for our educational meetings and
gatherings. She has never charged
us a cent other than the expense Of
janitor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-02-09
Phelps And His Teachers.
PHELPS IN THE FOURTH GRADE

Miss Noyes' face was sad, and most
any other type Of woman would have
cried out of pity for herself, but Miss
Noyes did. not show her grief that
way,
She was strong woman and deter
mined enough, as everybody knew
who crossed her path, yet she was
clever only to these unsodsticated
people who are not able to read an
ordinary character
So as she stood there her friend
looked at her in surprise. what"
she said, aren't you going to do any
thing to counterfeit his eifortsY"
"My dear, am going to quit that
sort of campaigning. 1t is a new
thought to me, but lately 1t has borne
in on my mind that no true teacher
should have to scheme and fight In
order to hold her position in the
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-02-09
DAVID CURTIS

EmbaImer and Funeral Director
Special Attention Given To Disenterment
and shipments
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-02-09

Remember the Palace Cleaners,
all work guaranteed. East side
Kansas Avenue.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-02-09

We are still headquarters for
pictures and for picture framing.
Come in and get your pictures
framed before the rush.
f. K. Sutton,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-10

smash the electric light and
power trust and give endless
cheap electricity to the millions.
Meyers.is mechanic, about 81
years old, who was "sent up" fer
forgery. He was put in charge
Of the prison engine house. At
nights and odd hours he tinkeTed
with some sort of an invention.
But he wasn't taken seriously,
Only Parole Officer Sanders and
, Prison SuperintendentSims knew
what he was trying to do. &
Just the other day Miss Kate
Barnard, famous commissioner
of charities and correction Of
Oklahoma, visited the prison,
Zone night" says Miss Barn
ard, Meyers, assistant came run
mig from the pumping station
calling out, He's got titles got
itP
Between gasps he told us what
was doing. and we made a rush
for the engine house Meyers
was working like mad at the fly
wheel Of the 26-horse power gas
engine. Outside was strange
contrivance emitting sparks.
Another stood on small table
near the sparker of the engine,
wires connected them. There was
a strange light in the eyes of the
man-hope; uncertainty, and al
most terror-as if the ambition
of a lifetime was about to fail or
siieceed Suddenly the wheel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-10

for the, first time he saw US.
What are you doing hersP
he demanded, forgetting he was
addressing the superintendent. Il
did not want this known till I get
out can't protect myself-I'm
a prisoner-this is my discovery.
The superintendent understood
his excitement and quietly assur-
ed Meyers ne would have every
protection"
The very next day Miss Barn
ard went before the legislators
and asked them to request the
governor to release Meyers for 80
days. They did. Then she plank
ed down $50 of her own money to
help him and challenged the legis-
lators to match it. They did that,
too.
That night the governor made
Meyers a free man for one month.
Next morning Meyers left for
Washington. HE'S going direct
ly to Samuel Gompers,s head of
the A. F. of l., at Miss Barnard's
suggestion-srre that the labor
leader will aid him.
Il was skeptical at FIRST" says
Supt. Sims. Il thought it might
be a scheme to get a parole and
*k4*&* *E+* $3.50
> First Man to Draw Electricity
= from Air. =
= In 1752 Benjamin Franklin :
: sent up a kite, to the string of =
= which was fastened a key.
: From the lightning Of the
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-02-03
SOME MORE IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS
REGARDING THE MAKING OF BUTTER
B. Fitch Assistant Dag the State Agricultural College Gives
More Practical Instructions Churning and
Handling the Finished Product
the Farm.

q FTER the cream is at the
"A proper temperature for churn-
ing, we are ready for the
churn. Swing and box churns are
widely used, but the barrel churn is
perhaps most desirable Neither of
the above should have any internal
DEVICES as these are said to injure
the body of the butter. The churn
should be scaIded out well before
using and then cooled down with
water. The cream should always he
strained into the churn. This will
break up any chunks that may have
formed and will remove foreign par
ticles. A tin or wire mesh strainer
can be used, but where a hair strain
er is available it is to be preferred.
If coloring matter is to be added
to the butter, it should be added to
the cream at this time. In the spring
when the COWS are on pasture, the
butter will have the desirable yellow
tint, but in winter the butter becomes
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-02-03

mere sound of voice, the sight of a
form. Was it only 20 years ago,
or 10000, since the morning he
had found her alone in the old
rose garden at Twin Towers? He
had been such an eager, boyish wooer
in spite Of his sober clerical garb.
And she, in her blind, girlish narrow
ness, had sent him from her. She did
not care for the life Of a clergyman's
wife, she told him. She loved society
and movement and action. She would
share no dreamer's lot. She meant to
travel and revel in variety. She had
told him that man who donned the
cloak Of the prophet in these days
was a shirker of the real battle of
life
Now, they called him the fighting
bishop. She had followed his career
closely, tenderly. through the years.
Wherever there had been chance to
raise the standard of the church mill
tant, he had pressed forward. She
who had loved action, had slipped
into her serene old-maid's life down