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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
STIFF SENTENCE FOR
BLACKHANDER IN
PITTSBURG
Anarchist Who Sent Bomb
to carnegie's Partner Con-
demned to Serve Six Years
in Solitary Confinement.

tuy EveuiaR flerRid a. r. leased NireJ
pittshurR May 2a.--'YiiliAm D.
pastorsous was sentenced in crlm-
iual eou.t here today TO serve four to
Sax years in solitary confinement IN
Riverside penAentiaty after being
convicted of fcnding q bonnie 20 Alex
ander n. peacocs. former PARTNER OF
Andrew Carnegie and millionaire cap
tails, and attempting 90 rAi.rt s5.000
from him.
pastorinuy q b. said. told his ~
iorney A. G stein "details. oil an alltg-
cd plot to hssasslnate President Taft.
The plans. vi said. werr made IN
View Yore II was STEMS purpose 20
have Pastorlous tell his story IN court.
but this Was abananned ana the mat
ter was placed Ia the hands OF the
government officials here,
Attorney Stein further said that
Paatoyi0us further told him he was "a
dupe OF EurUpean anarchists and ask.
ed that secret service men be sent ~
him that they might get an the infor.
nation IN his possession.
The prisoner asserted that the al
legged plot was the result of the ahro-
gatlonstreaty Attorney stein Took 6p
the matter with thc governments oni-
ciels
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
WARRANT ASKED FOR
POLICE Chief Of
SAN DIEGO
Industrial Workers Demand
Arrest Of Peace Officer on
Charge Of Abduction or As
sault and Battery.

(By Etealnm uernia a. r. LEASED wIrel
San Diego. calf. May 25.-At-
tcmpts 10 cause the arrest Of chief ~
Police j. X. Wilson because or his ale
legged participation In the epcortsnG 81
w. y. kawlins, stenoHrnphcr for In
dusis'iel Workers ~ iho WQfla att0f-
neg ont ~ san Diego recently have
naet with no auecass, according 60
Rnwlina employers Fred ~, Moore
and Marcus w Robbins They said
they had asked Justice of the Peace
Scion Bryan for warrant on the
charge ~ abduction or assault which,
ever the MAGISTRATE preferred. but
that he had referred them 10 District
Attorney Utiey.
Justice Bryan eorroborated their
statement.
The attorneys said they Intended 20
ask the district attorney Monday 70
take action IN the maiter.
Rawilns has prepared an AFFIDAVIT
IN which he charges that Chief OF
Police Wilson ana two other officers
had forced BIN into an automubile
aud had taken him to sorrento. ai tho
city limits. May rs. Rawlins declared
that he had heen ordered not 10 re-
turn to san Diego
Chief of Poliee Wilson declined 90
discuss the charges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
SAN FELIPE FEAST
TO Be OBSERVED
TOMORROW
Services in Honor Of Patron
Saint Of Old Albuquerque
Begin at SHUTDOWN This
Evening, Continuing Until
Sunday Night.

Ola Albuquerque win be- at ~ live
Hest for the twenty-fonr hours be-
ginuiEs a; sun down this evening. az
which time viii begin the annual
celebration In honor OF San Felipe de
Neri. patron of the ancient plaza.
Special services commemorative the
eve Of the festival win be- held IN the
church of san Felipe tonight AZ
day5reak tomorrow moralng the
booming of cannon WIN announce the
beginning 81 festivities which viii
eontiaue an day Al high mass IN
the church al ss30 Father Hseroni-
mis-. Franciscan missionary OF f1pa
Blanca viii deliver a panagyric on
the patron saint. Ia the morning and
afternoon there viii be music By the
ihdian school band ana program Of
varied amusements. Promptly at
4:a5 IN the afternoon procession
VIII begin from the church and wend
iia way aroend the plaza. the statute
Of she saint being carried AZ the head
.of the procession. following which
VIII be- numerous societies. sodallties
and organisations at men. women
and children. Solemn vcspers will
close the ceremonies Of the day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
WORKING STEADILY
AT SAN PEDRO
PROPERTIES
Three More Carloads Of Ma
terial Arrive for Santa Re
Gold and Copper Company's
Operations in District.

Three more carloads az material
ana supplies Tor the santa Ne Cold
and Copper company wore unlonded
ai stanley this past eNek and freight
ed overland Go the scene of the big
operations just rosumed b. ihls COM
pany IN the San Pedro District. This
makes a dozen or more carloads o.
maiffial equipment End sapplits un-
loaded at st9nloy and fnrre ls no
longer any room for doubt of the fact
mat ihe company h making good on
i's rfoniso Ca resume GA 4 BITS scale
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
CARDUl WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
after Operation Failed % neIp,
CaEd1l Worked LIke 4 Charm.

Jonesviile. s. CT suffered with
womanly trouble writes Mrs. J. 8.
Kendrlck, m q letter from this place,
"and az times. could not bear 10 stand
on my feet. The doctor said I would
naver be any better. and that I would
have 70 have an operation. or I would
have o cancer.
went 10 the hospital. aud they oper.
died on me, but I s0l no better. They
said medicines would do me no sod.
and thought would have 20 die.
AZ last I tried Cardui and began 20
Improve, 80 I continued usipg a. Nov.
I am well, and can DO my own work
don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like q charm"
There must BE- merit IN this purely
vegetable tonic remedy. for women
Cariui--fog Il has been Ia successful
uno FOR more than 30 years, for tho
treatment Of w0manly weakness and
disease.
Please ~ q. FOR your troubles.
Nh NIiss ~ Inl'o.' hfgunr pspl. Caaus.
00oN1 M1lIIaa Co.. InalIINoaNa. If1nl, I0I INftNI
III'FNI0HI' aNI tI.ra1f 1aNa. l|1N4 iNa'Nani
~ N444l. So - f'NA eIalla. . i.aae.t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
DUGGER HAS STORY
IN THE FARM AND
RANCH MAGAZINE
Assistant Secretary Of Bureau
Of Immigration Tells Of OPP.
portunities That Exist in
Sunshine State.

A splendid story % New Mexlr0's
AGRICULTURAL resources and the 0ppor-
tnnitieB that exist IN the sunshine
state. written BY " -. Dugger, assist
and secretary OF the New Mexico bur-
eau 81 immsgratson. Is published III
the Farm and Ranch Magazine for
ta.s month. Farm and Ranch Il pub-
large circulation IN SOUTHWESTERN
states as we'll as in the older farming
communities Dir. DugEer goes into
"details "a Ills description OF the state
ana tells the possibilities for newcom-
ers In tire various sections in such D
clever and convincing way that Il il
very likely that many people will be-
eenr ellailg interested IN Kew Mex
lco'as a prospective home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
1000 PAMPHLETS
DISTRIBUTED At
SHRINE MEET
John Baird, Of Albuquerque
Acted as Publicity Agent in
Los Angercs; Shriners Roy
ally Treated, He Says.

With the arrival or John BAIRD,
manager Of the Alyarado hotel iaun-
dry. nearly All the members OF Bal
lut Abyad Tsmple, who went 70 the
Shrlners' ceremonial IN Los Angeles.
are now home. AIR. Baird visited san
Francisco and other northern cities
after leaving Los Angeles, whore he
performed az member OF the Ballut
Abyad Indian patrol. The New Mex
leo shrlners were royalty treated in
Los Angeles, Mr. Baird snys ana the
Indian patrol was one % the biz
shows. Whiio IN Los Angeles Mr.
Baird acted as agent for the New
Mexico bureau Of immigration. dis
trlbniing 1900 pamphlets descriptive
Of the state to residents and visitors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
DENVER NEWSPAPER
MEN CHARGE
LIBEL
Owners Of Post File Counter
Demand for Damages
Against Mayor speer and
Partner as Publishers Of
Of Times.


f''y EyeaEpK wervia a. r. f.~ssss yvpse,
Denver. May "a. wHuam O.
Evans and Mayor Robert W. epeer
WNfe arrested today on a charge 81
rrimlnal libel. filed by District A.
iorney Willis ". Elliott and SWORN to
~ IA. d. T'amman ana y. a Bonfiis.
owners Of a Denver 1syonlnn rapes.
AZ gomplainants Eeach furnished
poudsof si.5oo for his appearance in
court Saturday. June 1. 10 enter
pleas The casr b the ouEcomh ~
she recent municipal campaign. IL
ia hased on an editorial prlhtcd an tho
Denver Times. May ~, under he
caption "rhe Element Behiea Arr
mold"
The charge IL made against Robert
~. Speer as editor" ana VIC.
fivons az the alleged owner" ~ the
paper a. n. Tammen appeared ~
Judge shattucs's court today aud en-
tered plea 90 not guiity 10 me
charge of libel filed againhs him ~
w. @. Evans. Il. ". BOasils, against
whom d similar charge was entered
e scheduled 10 file his plea next
Saturday IN the complaint Evans
asks that Tammen ana Bonfils joint
owners 81 a Denver newspaper. be
given Jail sentence ad pay dam
ages Ia the SUM % e2b.eOO aach.~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS
NEGOTIATIONS WITH RB


Havana. Cuba. May g5.--Tt was be-
lleved here today that the cuban gov
crnmcnt r. trying 20 open negotiations
With the negro rebels for the purpose
Or arranging terms 81 peace. The
terms Il n said. will be- based on an
amnesty promise 40 the rebels
Recruiting for She army continued
today with Increased rapidlty. how.
ever " WINS notlrep bic that very
few negroes arc offering 10 enlist
Tho report that band Of armed
blacks was operating "a Marianne la
the immediate vicinity Of havana
was denied. but rumors are current
that bands OF rebels are appcariua la
other parts Of the province.
a column OF volunteer vctorarr .s
about % depart for tho province on
oricnte under thu command of Gem
erai Emilio kunez. president Of the
Veterans association. Il probably
VIII number zoe men, who. more
over VIII be materially STRENGTHENED
ey recruits on she way
Secretary Of the Interior Laredo
hru said today that the government
tnliy expected to receive most favor
night.
u ~ rumorcd today that the strike
OF the longshoremen and nehgermen.
witch was suspended two weeks ago
pending negotiations for nrbllra-
uon. ~ likely 20 be resumed This
would have serious results. as 70
would cripple the military strength of
the government by cutting OF the
cuptoms receipts on which Il Is de-
pendent for the transportation. equip.
ment. pay and arming of the new
icvies now being enrolled.
shipments into tho country districts
~ provisions and other necessities 81
life fr0m tbs city % Havana have
practically ceased The merchants
are unable to make collections ana
their unwiilingness so risk ioss Of
their goods on account og the dis
turbed condition Of the country is
Irouuctlye % great hardship through
out the island.
The government continues 10 pro-
fess that !, mas not received any
rows from the front IN the province
Of oriente. Officials declare the
number ~ the insurgents 20 be vast
~ exaggerated and say those In the
field possess few arms ola cam
pnigners IN the province oil Oriente.
however, say mounted negro armed
with q box Of matches is more effi-
ciently equipped than with q carhine
or mnchfte
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENTING rooms nicely fur
nished: all conveniences. al 4ie So
Third
FOR RENT--Large front room. pri-
waite entrance, cool. shady place.
private family, no sick, Phone ifS5 j.
707 North stu ~
s---~ -~--~~ r------------------v---- ------.--
sTRAYED---A small white bitch
Finder return 10 $40 south High
-. or phone i04g. Reward.
FOR SALE--2-seated carriage. har-
ness ana gentle family horse.
Works single or double. Wrights
Curio store. corner sra and Gold. &
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

flfae I'D tfIItrn depicted lie ranhn
nN 40 tvMHhhae mnn hate been snin-
moned ffoM optiylne section. Geld ~
tbs fehcln.
tpme prnifet 90 see IN tho mnnOeu.
veg ~ small rebel comments he poe-
NhllIiy thai tnry would be helpicssly
cut ~ from endorsements ~ oen.
turpus northern retreat OF the main
coiumn. 80 is believed here Thar the
ia,t that many railroad hriaeas have
tten destroyed ainte the battle ri
'filnnc. VIII tefiousIy hanurr aut
nefihWard pnffult ~ the ftsifrais
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
BATTLEsHIp DIVISIONS
ORDERED TO KEY WEST

Washington May 25.--The third
and fourth divisions 81 the Atlantic
fleet with Rear Admiral Oslerhuus.
commander In chief OF the Atlantic
tieet, on hiH temporary flagship
Washington, In command. have neen
ordered 10 sail for hey West. Fla.
These divisions ara now M sea the
former on ~ way "a Hampton Roads
and the latter on is way 20 New
York where they win raisn the quota
OF marines To 1876 or each ship max
ing the total 1850 on the two di-
visions.
The hospital ship s0iace SIN ALSO
Join the two divisions,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
INDUsTRTAI wOltgERs

tNAAaeNN" IN'tNH - naNAH aAaN'NNaAtNfslA
Los AnReles. May g5.--Seven mem
bers % the Industrial Workers OF the
World were arrested here last nisht
and today the bail OF two Of them
WAS increased from $50 20 $500 after
udsices had been received from San
Diego. The men so held are known
a. Smokey Jones ane Charles Ross.
The arrest of the saven men
brought forth a statement from chief
or Police Sebastian that the police
were not enRRged IN any crusade
against abe Industrial Workers Of the
World hut were merely emf cling the
city ordinances against Migrants. SEE
bastian refused 70 say why the bonds
Of the two men had been Increased
but other members SO the police
force intlmated that the men are
wanted IN connection with the recent
shooting ut san Diego.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

S2s.00-Fiye-room modern cottage
Fourth ward east front. lawn. shade,
screen pOrche@ polished floors, just
on Central
&2o.0o-Five-room modern brick
Fourth ward.
42a.00-Slx- modern frame
Highlands.
tis.oo--Four-room modern brick
Third ward. close m.
$1,000 ~ rhr e-room furnished
npartmeTla--Hie
JOHN N. MOItE REALTY 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Denver. May Appointments FOR
the new city administration. which
van take Office June ! today were am
nounced AZ follows:
Chief deputy % city and county
clerk Thum Clarence ) Noorehonae,
chief deputy 20 city Auditor Markey,
Alvin II. Pickens
chief 81 Police. Felix o. Neili.
Secretary IRE and police board, ! 3.
Luddy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
Try Herald Want Ads
They Bring Results.

Paul Teutach, illustrlous Potcntate
Of ballut Abyad Temple. a. a. q. y.
a. s., leaves tonight Tor Roswell 10
arrange details o. the shriners cere.
moniai, 20 BE- held in that city IA the
near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
BATTLE FLEETS
1centInaed from race one,

mont being reached between the
striking Cuban stevedores ana the
steamship lines according 10 state De.
pnrtmcnt advices today. The fifteen
days truce ends at midnight ana the
stevedorca announce iher wili walk
oni az az that time. This VIII fur
nlsh a serious complication 30 Cubus
troubles importation of food SUP.
plies win be stopped which In turn
has the serious effect OF cutting OFT
customs receipts at time when the
island republic needs them most.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
AirdOme Tonight : Big Show
Physical Culture Society Circus Again

and that several hundred men VIII
soon be employed. Several score OF
workmen are busy "a the camp with
daiiy accresions. homes are being
built for the employees mining and
milling machinery renovated and re-
ncwed and things IN general being
prepared for season Of several years
of active mining operations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

In the whole field OF medicine there
ID not a healing remedy that viii re-
pair damage % the flesh more quick
81 than BAI4LARD's SNOW LIME
MENT. In cuts, wounds. sprains.
burns. scaids and rheumatism. lta
healing and penetrating power IL ex-
per bottle. seld b. all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Attorney Neil 3. Field returned 10
das on the santa ne Limited fran a
bfics bHsiness trip 20 Chicago and
New York,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Mft at ~ "a. m.
nesumea consideration uf na
nl appropriation bin
Adopted resolution calling on
Attorney General Wickersham
Tor papers in matter az charges
against f.oslie D Lyons. lfnl,ed
States district attorney Tor ues-
crn Missouri
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-03-28

by shortage of sugar production
abroad, is considered debatable
question by many. But the fact that
the wholesale price Of sugar in Lon
don averages 2 cents pound less
than in New York the year around,
shows beyond question the advan-
tage in favor of the consumers in
the country where there is neither a
sugar tariff nor a sugar trust.
Two Sugar Trust Checks.
When the bill to repeal the tax on
sugar was up for discussion in the
house, Asher G. Kinds of Maine,
arose and loudly proclaimed that a
certain ledger in the office of the
sugar trust in New York would show
that the trust had sent checks to the
campaign managers of both the dem
ocratic and republican parties. Mr..
Hardwick, of Georgia replied. He
said that what Mr.. Kinds stated was
true, but that the same book also
showed that the check which had
been sent to the democratic cam
paign headquarters had been re-
turned uncashed, whereas the one
sent to the republicans had been
cashed and spent.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-03-28
MIR ROOSEVELT'S ONE PLANK

Judged by his last nights speech
Mr.. Roosevelt is making his appeal
for nomination on platform of one
certain cases.
Specifically and emphatically, he
asserted that he is not advocating
"anything in connection with the SUI
preme court Anything affecting "or-
binary suits" or anything in favor OF
the recall of judges-though he said
ne might approve the recall of judges
in certain circumstances which he
named as perhaps possible.
His one plea for support was on
the ground of his advocacy of the
principle that lin certain cases. he
would favor allowing the people to
reject or approve court decisions
cases covered by Justice Holmes as
Sin aid of what is sanctioned by US
age or held by the prevailing moral
ity or strong and preponderent opin-
ion to be greatly and Immediately
necessary to the public welfare"
He approves what Congressman
Campbell calls an appeal from the
umpire to the bleachers that is,
Gin certain cases. Simply. that, and
nothing more Not a word about the
tariff, no reference to judges as
crooks and jackasses,' no COM
ment on industrial and economic
conditions, nothing regarding trusts
and monopolies, not hint of inter-
est in the relations of capital and
labor, not even a suggestion about
race suicide or reformed spelling!-
Chicago Journal.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-03-28
ROOSEVELT'S CANDIDACY.

E Yes. Mr.. Roosevelt is candidate
we have suspected it for some time
but he promised to speak when he
thought the time proper for speaking
so we waited. That third cup of COT
fee which the Outlook discussed so
sagely made it quite certain that the
announcement was coming and now
we have it. He will accept it if the
people want him-and of course he
would not have anything to accept
if the people do not.
The Commoner has already re-
corded it's opposition to a third term
but that is not the only objection the
democrats will find to his candidacy.
He is wrong on several questions and
where right is only following where
democrats have. led. He is years be-
hind progressive ,democrats-why
should the people violate the prece-
dent of century and give him a
third term to reward him for advo-
eating reforms which democrats ad-
vocated not only before him but
against his opposition. But it is a
great gain to our party to have Mr..
Roosevelt bring such an indictment
against President Taft as he does
when he became a candidate against
him. To say that Mr.. Taft who came
in with popular majority of more
than a million can not be reelected
is to confess the failure of his ad-
ministration. Mr.. Roosevelt guar
anteed Mr.. Taft in the last campaign.
AS a guarantor can not be called up
on except when the principal is in
solvent Mr.. Roosevelt's offer to take
MIR. Taft's place is virtually a declar-
alton that the president is politically
bankrupt. No matter which way the
contest between the president and ex-
president goes the democrats ought
to win-and they will if they nomi-
nate a candidate in whom the pro-
gressives of the country have con-
fidence-and run him upon plat
form really acknowledgements.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-03-28
Prizes For Good Menus.

The patient housewife who is try
ing to cater to the needs of her fam
| lily on a moderate income has to solve
daily the same old problem, What
shall l cook for breakfast, for lunch
con, for dinner?" The very monot-
ony of the question gets on one
nerves, and there is lot of real diff
ficulty in planning a wholesome var
iety for each day. The Chicago
Record-Herald has mercifully come
to the aid of puzzled house
wives by printing in. each issue set
of three menus, with recipes under
the title, meals for a Day." What
is more, it gives four cash prizes
every week for the best of these
menus, and women all over the coun-
try are invited to compete. The
terms of award and the latest win
ners may be found in any Monday
issue of The Record-Herald. That
is the day, too, when the "Martha's
Management" column appears, with
it's helpful hints and advice to cooks
and housekeepers. In the Sunday
issue whole page is now filled with
the splendid new feature known as
lie TeOple 1uSCICuIe VI DeueoIA'
Economy" This also gives a group
of selected recipes, which if cut out
will make a most valuable collection.
The beautiful embroidery pattern
each Sunday is itself worth double
the price of the whole paper. Women
not familiar with the prize menu
feature of The Record-Herald should
investigate it at once. Many have
found it handy means of getting
fresh ideas and securing cash for
those they already have.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-03-28
Repels Attack of Death.

give years ago two doctors told
me I had only two years to live. -
This startling statement was made
by Stillman Green, Malachite, Col.
"They told me would die with con-
sumption. 1t was up to me then to try
the best lung medicine and I began
to use DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t
was we'll did, for today I am work
ing and believe owe my life to this
great throat and lung cure that has
cheated the grave. Of another victim
It's folly to suffer with coughs, colds
or other throat and lung troubles
now. Take the cure that's safest
Price SO cents and 81. 90. Trial free
at Bell 4 Robinson.s. 9i:isss 55l
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-03-28
TOWNER DUCKS ON SUGAR.

Three Iowa Republican Congress-
men voted with the democrats to put
sugar on the free list and twenty
one other republicans voted to do the
same, but Judge Towner is not
among them Judge Towner ducked.
The three Iowa republicans who
voted for the bill were Good, Kendall
and Woods.
The people of the United States
are taxed over 500, 900 annually
for the benefit of the sugar trust.
The tariff on sugar keeps the price
up at least from one to two cents per
pound. 1t is tax on one of the ne
cessities Of life. 1t taxes the poor
man with big family more than 1t
does a rich man with small family
-Creston American.