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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
JUROR DISQUALIFIED
FOR HIGH OPINION
OF SENATOR BOB
LAFOLLETTE
Mau Who Thought Job Harri'
man and Wisconsin Senator
Were Two Greatest Men Re-
jected by Prosecutors.
GRATING DETECTIVE rs
STATES STAR WITNESS

(By Evening Herald 4. =. Leased WiFel
Los Angeles May ts.--ren sworn
Jurors were Iva she box when the Dar-
row trial was adjourned az noon. The
venire WAS exhausted and ten more
names were drawn from the wheel.
Counsel for both sides hope 10 COM
piete the jury when the trial is re-
sumed Monday
District Attorney Frederieks caused
81 momentary sensetlun today when
ne sought and obtained permission 10
re-examinc all Of the seven Jurors al
ready sworn 10 try the former chics
counsel OF the McNamaras for al
legged jury bribery. and then chal-
lcngcd one OF them for cause
The court allowed the challenge.
thus reducing the number of Jurors
TO six. The man challenged NJ. A
Cravath, declared he would rather
vote for Debs. the Socialist candidat,
for president, than for Roosevelt, and
that one 0f the two greatest mon 10
the country was Job Hartman. Dar-
rows former assistant In the dcfens,
Of the MeNamaras. and the Socialist
candidate who polled more thar
10000 votes In the recent mayoralts
election here.
Senator LaFoltette was Hartman
only peer IN greatness, Crayath de.
clared. and the district attorney ther
entered challenge for cause.
Darrow ana his counsel. Ear. Rog
ers. vigorously resisted the challeng,
OF Cravath by the prosecution, bn
Judge Hutton. after brief delieeratlon
announced he would allow the chal
lenge.
Rogers demanded that the right (,
re-examine ali the sworn Jurors b,
extended TO the defense. but after q
brief examlnntion he again passcd th,
six that remained.
There were soven sworn Jurors an,
five taieamen Ia the box when cour
adjourned yesterday and the exam
instion OF one OF them. y. y. Goiding
by the defense gave AN uhmistakabl'
indication OF one Of the chief difficult
ties which the prosecution viii fine
in conyictlng the noted labor attur'
ney OF having bribed jSrors vino Wer
drawn 10 try James Mcnamara II
the famous dynamlting case last oc
t0ber
Although Goldng said ne WAS VIC
lently prejudlced against "unscrupu
lOus labor leaders, he declared tn
opinion that the arrest Of Bert Frank
lin. the former McNamara detective
IN the act 81 passing money 10 Georg
y. Lockwood. the yenlrcman for tn
alleged brihing of whom Darrow
now on trial had the earInarks OF
frame up"
Franklin recently pleaded guilty q
having brbied McNanqra lurgOl
and was fined $4,000. lie IN now IN
star Witness for the state against Oar
row.
II the jury Is completed before ad
jOurnmont today, the way will b.
cleared for the beginning Of testimon.
Monday, and In that GaHs Franklin
the first important Witness may TAX
the stand early In the week. Til
states case in all probability vii
stand or fall with him and the quick
ness Of Attorney Earl Rogers. chile
OF counsel for Darrow. to seize apo
the frame up" suggestion Of Gold
ing, ana in the hearing Of the seve
sworn jurors, to emphasize thls view
indicated the kind ol attack the de-
fense viii make upon the case of IA
state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
Federal and Revolutionary
Forces Maneuvering for Po-
sitiOn Around Comedies,
Bridge Burners Executed. !.
vELARDTNA CAPTURED
By COLONEL CANALEs
Site Of Great American smelt-
ing and Refining Company
Plant Falls Into Hands Of
Enemies Of Madero.

(By Evensau Hesa'd A. =. Leased Virsl
General oroRco's Headquarters. 81.
mlnez. Mexico. May is.--Far from the
main part Of the rebel army this
column of Colonel Canaieh. which was
sent out last week 20 flank the fed
erals from the west. has at last rem
Gerod an account OF ita work C0lone.
Canales today got through TO nend-
QuaRieFs q written report In which hc
told Of the taking OF NHzas, west OF
TorreOn, ON May ~. and the begin
ming OF his advance ON Pedricena snd
NelardenR. where the plant OF tae
American smelling and Refining cOin-
pany Is located.
I unofficinlly II Il reported tha, he nj
ready Ia In possession Of VelGrdena,
southwest Of Torreon.
The battle for possession Oi Nn4aa
cost the government seven soldiers
killed and twenty seven prisoners.
The rebels lost four killed and five
wounded. The commander Of the 10
cal garrison, Lieut.. Col Madias PARA.
was executed In retaliation for tho
summary execution Of four rebels on
the Hacienda de las Tatellas.
In the event that the main body of
the rebel army Is successful IN drive
ing hack Huertns force Ia the i.ext
big fight. Colonel Canalea celpmn 10
expected 10 render valuable assistance
in the conclusion of the Torreon cain-
paign.
General OroscO today sent orders 10
Reliano for a resumption Of activity
lagalnst Huerta Scouting parties Of
both armieA occasionally slight eac',
other in the region between COneios
and Eballos.
Reports from the north this n9orn-
ing are that two III ghe workmcn sho
/ were arrested on tho charge o. burn-
ing railway bridges scaf Horcasltas a
, few nights ago ve-e exeeu'ed The
third has been held for inrthvg .nvts-
tigatiOn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
STAMKS PETITION
/. FOR INJUNCTION
DENIED TODAY
BY COURT
No Irreparable Injury Has
Been Done, Opinion Of
Judge Reynolds; Paving
Will Proceed at Once.
GROUND WILL PROBABLY
BE BROKEN MONDAY

ON the ground that no irreparablo
Injury has been done. Judgn Herbert
y. RaynuldE this afternoon denied the
petition % NJ. r. Stamm. who sought
TO have the court issue q permanent
injunction restraining the city Of Az
huquerque ana the Texas nituilthic
company from paving certain streets
IN the city of Albuquerque.
Mr.. stamm applied for "a temporary
restraining order last Monday. The
temporary restraining order was de-
MED. but the court ordered the city
and the paving company 70 show
cause why permanent injunction
should not he issued. out OF respect
for the court, the city and paving
company refralRed from beginning
paving ON May i6th, as had previously
been agreed upon.
The rourt wiis asked 90 enioin the
city and paving company on the
ground that the contract entered into
between the city ana paving company
was illegal and therefore void and OK
no consequence.
The city and paving company yes
terday conlended, when arguments
were submitted, that even II the con-
tract between the city and the Bitu-
lithic people was void. Mir, stamm
would have no cause Tor complaint,
since payment could not be enforced
FOR any paving dune on void con-
tract. Dismissal OF the Stamm peti-
tlon Was asked BY counsel for the
city aud paving company on the prin-
ciple OF Law that where no Injury "a
done. no injunction will lie.
Arguments being completed yester-
day afternoon. the court took tbs
matter under adivsement. handing
down decision al o'clock this AZ.
ternoen denying the pesislon FOR AT
Injunction.
.4 isnVine O. Rroceed.
y. v, Lanham. state agent for tn
Bitulithic company. said today tha
the work OF paving viii be- undertaken
az quickly ak possible. probably Mon
day morning or s0on thereafter, al
4 equipment and material for the i'm
provement work being on hand,
The paving district Includes Centra
ayenue from Broadway To sixth street
and Second street from Tlieras rOa'
60 silver avenue.
II is understood that the pavinl
| company viii not attempt to pave Il
'front.' OF property whore owncrs hav
refused to consent to paving but VII
pave on either side Of such property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
SEMI PROFESSIONALS
no REPREsEST DETROIT


PHILADELPHIA May iS.--The fhiia.
delphia Amercan league baseball
team probably Nili meet tnis after
noon to.fm ~ seiin-proiessionais.
representing the Detroit ciun. y Iy
Cobb Is not relnstated by Ban john
sor. president Of the league.
This situation d the outcome of the
action of the Detroit Players IN de-
cidlng that they wtli not play bhi TOT
Dstroit unless the psaslOn imposed
upon Cobb Is lifted
'sThe boys are determined" said
Hugh Jenninsg, manager fihe team
today. "and ia order 20 protect the
Detroit club owners am scouting
around for players In order to place a
team ON the reid this afternoon
FaiInre 20 do 80 means that fine Of
81 600 win be Imposed ln addition u
the forfeiture Of the game"
When asked where he expected q
secure the players. JENNINGS Naio y
need twelve aqd expect 10 get tive
from Jersey Ciiy and ths others hers
In Philadelphia.
Questioned az % his view Jennsnsi
said
"lt is a good lesson for club own
ers They should realiye that player
must bo protected from insult"
Asked u be had made D. report o.
ihe New York inciaent 81 Ban John
sor, jennings said re had and ais
told him that cobb stns luAtihcd AM
that hr knew several New York mo'
who would make nnidnvit thar ih
lanautae of the spectator was fOu
and insulting Connie Maek. manage
of the Philadelphia toam sald
"a know from my own expericnc
/ as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
IMPORTANT MEASURES ARE
SCHEDULED F'OR NEXT WEEK

Santa Fe. y. NJ. May is.--A num-
ber OF the important measures VIII
come before the senate next week.
An,ong them viii be the criminal
code. containing the corrupt practices
act. the finance bill. and very likely
another salary bill. The Indications
nrc that the senate next week VIII en-
dcavor 10 pass two or three Of the
really important measures. Members
of the house stlll insist that that body
viii hold morning, afternoon and
night sessions and that from now on,
Il Intends % 81 right on the Job.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
BATTLE ExPFNrED WITHIN
NEXT TWENTY FOUR HOUR

Mexico City, May iH.--A message
from the federal camp az Cabelios
near Escalon forecasts that thu battle
PROBABLY viii occur IA the vicinity o5
EscalOn within twenly-four hours.
a body OF federal troops arrived
there last night having travelled from
Yermo on foot The journey was a
painful one over sand and tho men
were almost choked with dust, The
march north iS 10 be Tesumed AZ day
break.
while approaching the town the
federal troops observed train from
tiae north which returned upon HlRnt-
ins the federals. The rebels burned
the bridges after the train had pansed.
II iH presumed if was q reDel scout
train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

San Francisco. May is.-ln obedr
ience 10 the mandate OF the state ep'
peliate court. superior Judge Frank
"A. Dunno today dismissed lhe twenty
81 San fmncl9co, now serving sem
lence oi fourteen wears la San Qncn'
iln prison for completely in the eor'
rupiion in municipal affairs which
was uncovered in 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

rules would report rule providing
Cor that very thing
~ will not be put IN the position OF
raiir0adlng every measure through
this senate" said Mr. Holt. The rula
In question has not been presented
because AIR. Bnrth. the minority meni-
Der Of that committee haa been Rb-
sent and we did not desire 90 take
any advantage " him. I shall al no
time oppose bill laying over one day
at the request OF any meaher OF TINS
body. merely as a matter Of courtesy.
He then said the bill had been print
cd and had becn on every senator's
desk for tWenty-nine days. II should
think" said Mr.. Holt. that there
would be sufficient time for any one;
out have no objection 20 waiting am
other day"
Mr.. Hlnkie declared that II the SEM
ate we're going to continue to waste
lts tlmC IN such manner on minor
bills. II was establishing a dangerous
precedent. ON q roll call, the bill
passed By seventeen ayes, one nay
/ Mr.. sulzer voting no.
The senate also passed house bill
No. Is. providing that employees shat
have two hours time In which 20 vote
| but Il amended che bill striklng ou'
that portion which provided that en-
pl0yers should not dock the wages foi
/ the two hours. on the ground that y
was not constitutional. The bin pass.
ca by a vote OF sixteen 20 one, Senator
snlzer voting no.
senate bill No. SO, which providei
a penalty for the unlawful appropri
alton Of electric current, water o.
gas. was permitted 20 so over unit
Monday. The senate then adjourned
until Monday az o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
TRIO SLAIN IN GUN
FIGHT IN TEXAS
cOunty Officers at San Diego
Use RevOlvsrs TO Settle
Strife; Three Killed and
Three jailed.


sny EvsninE f1sFaia a, =. LEASED wlrsl
Corpus Chvistl. Tex. May ,s.-~in =
revolver hattie at san pieeo, two
county officers and one other man.
ai MeNlcanH were killed. Three of
the lighters were arrested. The dead
are.
Pedro Esmal county and district
clerk on Duyal county
Antonio Anguiano. deputy shePin.
Candelafl0 aaemz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
METHODISTS STICK
TO ANCIENT RULE
ON DANCING
Majority Report Of Committee
Recommending Retention Of
Ban on Worldly Amuss-
ments Adopted.


Minneapolis May lS.-By az aye
and may vote OF tfe 20 sos delegates
to the general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church late Today
voted not 60 accept the minority re-
port of the committee on state OF
tho church. which provided for the
striking out OF that paragraph OF the
discipline which prohibits dancing and
kindred amusemcnts The majority
report Witch favored shc retention "a
the paragraph was then adopted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

Washington. May iS.- Representa-
llye Moss % Indiana. chairman of the
house committees on expenditures in
ihe agricultural department. announu-
"a today that Under his direction e
We. known expert veterinarian. whose
iaentity he withheld. was quietly in-
yestigatinE the paeking centcrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

Because OF a dispute as to how long
senator Barth was paired with Sem
ator Miera. the senate this morning
decided that after next Saturday no
more pairs would be permitted except
in The case of sickness or death. Sem
ator Hlnkie called attention 10 the
fact that The session was almost end
ing and that every senator ought 20
stay un the job. senator Holt dcciar-
cd that the WAY 20 keep them there
was not 20 excuse except IN ease OF
absolute necessity. and this rule the
senate adopted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

Chicago, May is.--At a mectine %
the subcommittee On arrangements
for the national Republican convcn-
iion IA vas reported this afternoons
that the subcommittee agreed ou
senator Root az temporary chairman
and had sent y message 81 him asking
acceptance of the oiiice. None OF me
committee Eeald conhrm ghe ropor1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
FOtRTH BALLOT FOIt
HlssilOf's WITHOUT tfitsUIT

Mlnneapoiis, May is-Ihe fourth
ballot for bishops 81 the Methodist
Episcopal church Bhich NaH announts
"a today rcsnltcd in NO election. w
q shepard ot cbicago. received fse
votes while 52e are necessary 90 a
rhoice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
President Of American League
Declines 70 Justify Detroit
Players Attack on Jeering
Fan in Grand Stand.
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
DECLARED By TIGERS
Jennings Men ken Serve No
tice on Manager That They
Will Refuse to Play Unless
Idol is Immediately Re-
stored to Duty.

Cny EvenInm meFald a. =. Leased wirel
. Philadelphia, s,sy iS.-The Phll-N
9 adelphia Americans today played Z
. championship game with o Z
Q make-ahlft nine representing the Z
. Detroit club before 10000 spec
. tators. Not one OF the Detroit
. clubs regular PLAYERS took part Z
. In the contest Manager Jen-
y nings was notified after his men Z
. had practiced q few minutes at Z
. the park. that they wonlo not
. play as Presldent Johnson had Z
. refused thelg request TO withdraw
. the suspension OF Ty Cobb.
. The game Was farce, the
. home team running the bases IN 4
. circle fashion
. Manager Mack had In his regu- I
. lar lineup
- AT the beginning OF the fourth
. inning with the score SIX 10
. nothing in favor Of Philadelphia,
. thousands of SPECTATORS starred
. 10 leave the park and there we're 4
. demands from them to have their
. admission money refunded.
AH4N &c eNO @@0 = q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.
Not in session today meets
Monday


Passed BIN amending national
banking laws 90 as 20 give the
house money trust" inquisit0rlAi
powers over aational banks bNl
sent 90 sauatS.
Panama cani bili taken up with
probability OF oeing passed oe-
fore adiournmeni.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

1coolIaued o. ''s0 !. column y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

shortly after 2 o'clock the Detroit
players appeared az Shibe park. The
game was not scheduled 20 start until
&. but the stand Gore well filled and
the striking PLAYERS we're cheered.
They left the grounds al $3.50 return
Ing In taxicabs 90 their hotel.
President johnson issued an official
statement later in which he said:
II am amazed at the attitude ol
Cobb and his team mates toward the
American league. which, while insist.
ent upon good order on the field and
strict compliance with the rules 0t the
game. has always extended consldefa'
ton to ana provided protection Tor ~
players.
"player Cobb was indefinitely suA
ponded ON the report Of the umpire
Thih did not and does not mean ina
the order woud remain In force long
er than was absolutcly necessary u
make thorough Investigation OF th'
affair. did not Tx a spSnified tern
for his lnelglhiliiy for tho reason ina
II ana not know the exact time tad
would be required for the examine
tlon: seeondly, until the Investigation
was completed could NOT determine
whether the player was guilty q
charged"
philadelphia, May iS.-~The Detroi
bali players. who yesterday declared
tney would not take part la any gamei
until the suspension order against
Outhelder cobb was withdrawn, noti
fed Manager Jennings they would e
10 the bali PARK this afternoon IN uni
form, but lf Cobb was not permitted
10 play they would take on the uni
forms and turn them over % player
who may be secured 10y jennings
Davy Jones, vino acted as spokesman
aaid Jennings misunderstood the pur
pors of the action taken az q secre
meeting OF the players
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

JOKE, Senate alao feels face-
tioue ana spends hour getting
some av4ully funny wit out of
lts system. Common oeeser
foots hii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

TopAYs NEws TopAy--You
pst ls IN ne HERALD. oiSsy
tsnts q month delivered a. your
door; my cents ~ mall.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-26
DUCRAy WINNER
Of THREE BIG
BOUTS TO DATE

Frank DuCray, champion wrestler
OF Colorado won his matches in Kan
sas with the Eustice brothers and
with Jimmy Doctor, all considered
hard nuts to crack. lie won in
straight falls and in letter to The
Sentinel states that he was handi
capped by the broken toe he suffered
in the bout with Lindstrum here but
was able to win on one foot.
On New Years day he will take on
Adolph Ernst, who is conceded 10 be
the l75-pound champion of the mid
die west at the present time. He is
in training for this bout in Lincoln.
Ncb., aud hopes to beat Ernst, al
though he admits IL looks extremely
hard. lie comments on the Lind
strom-Ryan bout in Colorado Springs
and was surprised TO see that Ryan
won the handicap.
DuCray at the present time is feel
ing as chippcr as sparrow, he says
and II Ernst should he lucky enough
TO win from him. he guarantees that
Ernst will know he's had bout eveh
unto the next day. Duke does not
know how soon he win he back from
the east. inferring that he win go on
cast to Chicago and perhaps Cleve-
land, o., to wrestle. especially II he
should win from Ernst. Duke states
that wrestling is all the craze in Ne
brasta and that women attend the
matches in large numbers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-26
"PEEP|NG TOM"
SOARING MANY
LOCAL WOMEN

"Peeping Tom" has been making
himself very obnoxious in the south
ern part of the city the last ten days
and In spite OF the moonlight has
been seen conducting his nefariOus
nocturnal visits, soaring women and
angering men. The identity OF the
man has not been established as yet
but it is said thar he is thick get,
rough looking man Several local
people living near Sixth and Ute saw
him last night peering into windows
and he was also seen to try several
doors
II is thought that there are more
than one of the peppers at work and
residents ON Ouray and Chipeta ave-
nue. have been bothered of late
Tuesday night Of this week. a promi-
nent lady on Ouray avenue noticed \
man sneaking through the back yard
of her home, peeping into the win
dows of her house and the one next
door Frightened, on account OF be
ing alone. she was afraid TO stir. but
the man climbed over the back fence
and disappeared.
The police are very much in earn
est when they say that they will take
heroic means in dealing with the de-
generates and will certainly land him
or them in jail without reserve IL
they are appreheuded The eastern
part of the city. which has special
ly employed patrolman has been
avoided by the degenerates.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 26.-Cat-
tie, 5000; strong, 10c higher; native
steers. $3.50 9; southern steers,
S4.75 a 7.30; stockers, $3.50 "a 47O;
bulls, $4.25 a 6.25; calves, $6@10:
western steers, S5.50MS; western
COWS, $3.75 a ESQ.
Hogs, 200, sc higher; bulk 81. 10
dr7,45; heavy. S7.35d 7.45: pack
ers. $7.20@ 7.40; light 40;
pigs. $1,000 CTS.
Sheep, 5000. / 0c higher; muttons,
$3.50 $50: lambs, s6.25@S; weth-
ers, 81 a 6.75: ewes, 53G4.35.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-26
Goes Into River.

Arthur Chapman, popular high
school student, skated off the ice on
the Gunnison river yesterday and
plunged into water more than waist
deep. He was able to get out with
out help and Immediately went home
for change of clothes and chance
to get warm
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-26
MAN SHOOTS Wife FROM
BACK OF A TASICAB
Associated Pres.

Associated Press.
Seattle, Wash, Dec. 26-Frederick
Curtis, court reporter, clung to the
back of taXicab last night and shot
his 24-year-old wife, who was riding
with her sister. Majorie Patterson,
IS, with whom she had spent Christ
mas away from home Mrs. Curtis
was struck in the hip by one of the
five bullets fired through the back
of the cab. Curtis was arrested.