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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
NEW PROCRESsIVE COUNTY
It(,ANIINTIDN Ia IORAfG.D

~ IN" conclusion of the business
ui the convention a new progrrssi, -
county central committee was formed
by the sclcciion by tho convention ~
one member from each precinct with
me exception uf twelve ana twenty
riN the tNu city precincts which have
iiy, m,mhvrs ruch old Albuquot-
que. which has three. aud Barolas
uui san Jose precincts which are al.
lowed two members each, The mcm-
beers oi tho uyN Progressive commit
u,r ar, as follows
Precinct no. o. Apodact
Nuanos. % Epiuano Chay,s g. %.
ialkcnrich and g. Gurulc. Q saliva
dor Manuel Garcia, @. J 81. sanchez
aud 81 Curdu,8. q. Jose Chu,.s
Apudu'u. T. Vicente Gricgo, b. Ju.-
nuiUuo Gutcrr,z. o. Jacobo Armii".
lu. H,ros ChJN,s, ~. Clc0lcs san.
rha1 ~. NJ g. Fox AtnU,iu Nuu.
t"ya John Baron Hurg, W a g.
Girrr. Ir.i u. Urtu. ta. Jesus Hu-
mDru, NJ o.; Springer Modesto ortiz
&c. Garcia 90. Carlos Gfi"Ru 90.
D. a. LuDpru. 90. y r fmusru. Jprp
liuggard D. " Boatright Frank
Alderman Antonio Chuycs, rs. Jose
sah,dra Jurmiilu. &c. D. H MARTINEZ
80. A. i Garcia Rev j. o. Hcald aud
i o. saint verr elected committee
mon tt lUrgc
Tn, rummitr, win meet imr.--
diHtrN aud U H understood thaht
Jesus liomorU win br elected U,
chairman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
Resolutions Adopted by Bern.
alillo County Convention
This Morning Make His
Leadership Parallel WitlI
Lincoln. iatR,,el
ELECT "a DELEGATES TO
STATE CONVENTION
Major B. Ruppe as Permanent
Chairman in Ringing Key
note Speech Points to Ber-
nalillo County as Cradle Of
Progressives.

The Bcrnalillo county Progressive
convention met IN the county court
house at 10 o'clock this morning.
transacted routine business, adopted
resolutions, elected twonty-four dele
gates To tho state convention, which
meets In Albuquerque Tuesday next.
perfected "A county organization and
adjourned shortly after noon.
Perfect harmony marked tho
course OF the convention and tho
business was dispatched with cOnsid-
cradle speed. About one hundred
delegates and spectators were pres
"nt thcrr being delegates representa-
ton from every precinct la the coun.
rs win the exception of Precinct Ne
li which was not represented
The delegates 90. son 10 the state
convention were named by q commit
tee consisting ~ one mcmUcr from
each precinct and ere us folluws.
John Baron Burg Joseph T. Saint.
T. =. Hansen J g. Sntvcly r. g.
Grosc, Atanacio Muntoys. % 4 Mat
son, ". ~ ~ Allisuu. q. Ruppc. y 3
McCrodcu. Frank Ackcrmnu. Mar.
ton H. Fox, ]. q At'.. s.. jose Sabedra
n JarUmillo, Policarpio Armljo. Mcli,
ton Chuyos, Salvador NJ Garcia. g.
FulkonriCh Juytiniano Gutierrez.
Antonio jos. Garcia. Jesus Romeru.
NJ g. prtiz. NJ y Springer Carlos a..
Romero
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
UP TO POSTMASTERS
TO INTERPRET
NEW SUNDAY
RUL ES
Local Officials Should Use Dis.
cretion So As Not to In
pose Hardship on Patrons OF
Their Offices.
PARCELS POST MEANS
REDUCED EXPRESS RATE
~, Lcn.rd w,re 10 n,enIns m.rnlal I

w. Leased " Ire 80 f.NrninU tgerotdI
Ni.aut. NIiN. y. D. sept. O. Post
masters "' TIE yuuutr, AuuN fu, sou-
NWDui ui their respective 'uumuuIuI.
'ys Nud should cater Goo uym. dee
'Inrrd charles %. Gmu,.. .r.t gs.
r'rlu' postmaster genera. 900 fu, Ju-
uuHI convention uf 90, ur! uuss
rns'Wasirrs today. va.u asked .ur u
interpretation 90. the -umJu. ..u..us
las,
The legislation -Imp. f...Uz,-
what tu, department put into effect
gradual. duriua The Hst l,u POST
masters should us, them unu discr,-
u"n .u interpreting u Ih, Law WAS
NOT enacted Goo impo-, hardship on
patrons bat Co give tl, rosta. ,m-
pi"t"s a. daN cot rest Wherever pussI-
bi,."
lu 600 iutcrN.ce lot,r Nr GpuucId
-uid tIa' nu, cent postage tur first
rl"ss mail could not b, accomplished
until a higher utl, Vas charged for
second class matter. which last ,,ur.
hr suId. cntulcd % loss uf fGl.uuu. 600.
The parcels pust. which goes into
effect uu January !. will bee operated
GOO put t amulI profit because of tly
1igu rate that the JN provides for
transportation for three zones For
lItN miles and above 900, express
companies can successfully .ompyt,
with the postal service and make 20
good profit To do this tb,y must
ryduo, tur.r present rates however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

Washington. sept o. Funeral sore
vices for pr W NcGcr tho -.i.u-
utt who b,uu,atnrl his hl, p 'T.
Edward 4 Sp aa. the tu,pd muul
specials. OF Jefferson M,dI..I .pl-
log,. vfr, held hero yesterday go fhv
hum, ol GlI0rd rn,ho' ana Ner,
attended uN many scientists The
body Was sent .o Philadelphia
ur MCGs, byuu'Ithcd his u'd. tu
lh, medical ,uIlcg, iu th. hur. tnlt
something might bo learned oi tho
ran, form uf DauD.t which y,usr1 his
death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

Toprka kuH. Sept with tom
oi fireworks last might thIr Dtt u,-
gan % battle against thousands ut
hlncknirds thu, hay, Infested tho
great ,Ims and made Dn, street.
dangerous and uusightl, o. va.
thuught that Eumu candles would
drive them out n-t night and four
men spent several minutes urmg tbr
trees
Through lhr tr.,, birds screamed u
their disturh'te A '.N tuuh wing
and u"u Co. ucaru. trees hu' most u'
them held tnrtt ruu-,s and ,Huu.rvd
uutsilH
rinu, lb, rmg squad gave up
th, effort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
HARTMAN SYSTEM
SUCCESS UNDER
UNIT SYSTEM
Judge Lovett Pleased With
Plan of Having Independent
Set of Officers for Each Sub.
sidiary Line.
tn, leased wire to u,spius Hcr-Idl

W. iroNfd WIRE q" lNeuiuE hTrHid ]
san Francisco. cat. Sept e. jude,
Robert - Lo,vtr president or th,
board ut dirccturS ut the Hartman
railway sNstom. her, ON q tour ui In
spocuun. said before leaving today
that the unit s,striu ot operating uar.
rlmau roads had proved satisfactory
ana would be- made permanent
The unit ss stem hy which the Dniuu
Pacific. southern Pacific. oregon
short LINZ and the oregon WushinE.
tor Railroad aud Navigation company
were made entirely autonomous. hay
Ing their own officials from president
down, was established last surus
The governments suit Geo hay, the
Union ana southern puriu. declared
% railroad trust un tn, ground that
th, combination operated parallel
lines without competition was then
pending 1h, amt system was put
into operation primarily Geo demon
strHto that th, agreement nplNrcu
thu tour lines Was one uf convenience
pnN and not 90 mvrIpt \ few days
after the tines Wvrr segregated the
United states ,it.uti court announced
ts drrisiuu thb, the tines Nrr, not
mvrgyd The government appealed.
however aud Judge Lo,ytt desired
Jh, rrurgauiMtuu mad, permanent
This tact win ny offered iu oyId,uu,
should the suprom, court order tu,
cas-, rropruod
New traffic agrrrmvuts rr-rmliug
those usually iu effect between rnil-
roads uf different ownership, we're
ratified bN Judge lut,tt to-day Tor tho
four roads
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
CONVENTION PHOCIEDiNGS
ENICIrtD WITH DISps

fuU business uf ths convention vas
carried uut with dispatch Tho meet
iug WHs called tH order Uy shrrlli
jesus Romero. who acted us tom
purar chairman under th, call Vitb
Modesto prtz 1s temporary score.
ur' pom motion tho follow
committee we're appointed
can Credentials. Rev J ~ H,aIJ
Justumuu 1uit'rr,1, Atanriu Mon
iu>u Edward iitincs. J. g. SniVcly
Permanent Organization. N o.
Spriug'r %. Faulkeurich Poucarpiu
Armiio. p A. Alatson. p Buppr
Resolutions Frank ACkurmau \
Mutt,uci Juaio Armiio. Melton S
otero and M T.. FoN
While thc committee we're in ses-
sion Modesto e.. ortiz addressed tLo
the Progressive party a numbqr uf
other brief speeches we're made. the
Hpcakors Including Fred - ueyn.
o. 4 MuFuu. Justicc OF the Peace
Romero ut uld Albuquerque aud
o. ~ Gleason
The ,oWmiutv, on permanent ut-
recommended B Ruppe
inr permanent chairman. g. T. crosse
Cor secretary tarlon r Romero ass
ri#taut secrrtur, and g. Rlberl as
interpreter rh, report was adopted
unanimously and committee ap.
pointed Geo conduct the officers Co thc
platform
Ma5ut q tuppr tt once proceeded
with the keynote speech. an impas
stoned appeal to Hll progryssiNcs of
whHtcvcr former political faith. to
iuiu th, rtuks ol the Run Mouse and
thc cause ot the common people,
Major Huppcs oidress vas rxtcm-
purtnvous, bat was strong aud de
n,crcd with his usual yigor Ha
pointed to Hcrnalilo county As tho
cradle ut progressivism IN New Mex
ico, to che tight Tor good government
m 1896. and since, and 20 his part la
that tight He convicted both Of tho
old parties ot wruuEdolng and OF pro-
tecting private interests and pointed
90 the Progressive party as the only
party now 10 position % right ca
ieung WTonBs, Major Ruppo re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
\IHMNN WOUTED IItON
IED ron SICItI-T TONI\U

8Nwgus,. N y. sept $50 acute
H1d 'h" situation ut the state Progress
'Fu convention p,yuw, thI. morning
that the county yhurm,u were routed
uut "f Icir beds for a. conference,
Thirty uf inc sNiy ,Htrm,u then ..-
.rvt. discussed on, situation aud uu.
"Iy took e vote. which showed eight
''n Tor Comptroller Prrudclgtst. five
i'r Mr. Hutghkiss ana one for Form
'r state senator FrydrriyK NJ DtNcu-
port
Tn, conference, adjourned Coo meet
before the convention assembled.
when Timothy Woodruff was tu re-
port ag Co whether Mr. Prcudcrgist
would permit his name tu pr proscnt-
od tu the convention
Nt Wuudruu s.H tu, .uuirryu,y
wtdr 10 almost certain pryuacrstst
would ur tlc nominee, bat nutrhKIss'
friends did not agree
Governor Johnson arrived iu his
special ear from columbus shurtl, be-
turo noon \ crowded lobby greeted
him with shouts and applause UboU
Jc arrived at his Motel
"Hirms the right man and
what's tHr matter with Hiram
shouted the crowd
After addressing thr convention
during the afternoon tine governor
PLANNED Co. leave ar midnight tor be-
truit
After u conference with Comptrul-
l"r proudcrg1sl, MI Woodruff am
uuuur"d that tHr comptroller had
agreed tn permit bod. uamy tu br pre-
scented Coo tho convention with thus, of
other ctnuid. including Dlurmau
HotcDkss
chairman strauss said bee believed
the delegates would uauc ticket bt
night.
wild aurrrs greeted Governor John.
son when %, arose tu address thr CON.
yrrtlun Huuduua-. rYgs ana canes
wore .Nl,rI b. shouting I,I,pYf.s
",ilI Nun.," nurus YrH ,r,g.r.l..g....
mad, . t.rrIfI. .r.D
rb, sn,,runr ,ttart,a Ola. .b,s.
rul,r ,r N.., y,rk a.. said ,,.,t Ntr
t..rp.s and Ar uur,b, r..I .,.,r,.,,,,
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:" "'u',"'h men "hn "'"'"''' N"U''"
anu "'"''''N .'''"'
ne r"" ."hln'l'' .h"H' oscar
= 1ithue "' N'W YORK hu' ]. j" 'i"u'
OF Nht'rl"Nh electors 'l lhis'.
'eurk' I'rNh' "I Sew '"'h
ana zion u h""N'I. the ff"tr'HalN'
national treasurer we're W'd" elect.
ore from lhrli nome dlslltrls. Nhrn
thr convention met ihr name "l state
hartman William VI. i"''hklss was
placed ln nomination Tor governor nut
MI lluirhhlss dvthrru ne was NOT 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

Tuprtt sept Tu, sk.rs uf
western kHu-ar glow at night with
%. funeral Nr.- uI uugu. HrlrE.u
hurs,. Thr H fbr report oI tnN.'.
,rs ubn pass Through ,up n,utt -N
Duunu, tu which rhr dI-,te. ba. now
spread
-Four thousand huf-,.. represent
ink 10 cash value uI nearly half H
million dulur- hu,, oipi Loo these
counties said J o. Mercer stat,
livestock sanitary commissioners
"tI try disease .tluuo- tu spread
80 th. present rate lt Is but "a mat
tor ol tev days until tho whole of
kansas viii hy included iu its raNagcs
and There if nothing Goo insure 10 stay
iug within the state boundary. A. b.
the MOST ,crous situation Kansas has
.cNrr HCrd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

Washington. Sept q. ur John g.
Anderson aud Dr Joseph Go,J'.tl .r
IA, public hrulth service uH., 800.
c,cd,d iu uoyulating mouk,y. vul
measles. .um,thIug said tU 20, N.tE'r.
research hu," made disoo,yriHs siI,r
promise Geo make 'h, muhGl ,os.
dangerous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
AJTOIr,N HINE\LS
NNRNlDS OI TINY WORMS

UUuEU DIN Kun, SDUt 3 An Uu-
tops, TODAY pu uur of the horses
which died ui the mysterious disease
tuJI a kIUug thousands ui horses .u
western Kansas revealed a bucket IulI
of Tins worms BOA t., iutrstIu,s. Ilors,
owners are dosing their horses With
urp,utuc and uI tu kii th, ut,s-
IuHl worms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
PROHIBITION MAIN
ISSUE IN MAINE
CAMPAIGN
Speakers of National Promi.
nence Take Part in Struggle
Which Ends at Ballot Box
Monday.

Portland, Maine, sept e -'py ac-
uyiu of the platform :.tkrr- and
party newspapers continues during the
closing hours ol the Maine stat, rutu-
puigu Before midnight tomorrow
th, tiutl arguments win have been
made to the voter. aud the ualloung
Vill acg'u ON Monde, soon after day -
break
Ne,cr have SO many speakers ot
national prominence taken part n
q Maine campaign as haN, appeared
on the stump this wear Go,ornur
Fredcunk " pltistcd Democrat is
a candidate for recollection aud his
Republican rru is William r uuInos
Tho principal ISSUES ut the rHm-
paign are uatcWiu, prohibition and
economN loo ths maDas'm,ui uf state
affairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY.
You get Il in tie HERALD.
Sixty Gents . month or rs cents
. week delivered at your door,
fifty cents by mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
HERE'S YOUR HAT.

whats AOur HURRY llut " tuu
must ~, take hum, % ~ siatu
fair liicfpturv With ,ou aud
scattcr II around the state.
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bldg, Evanston and Leland aves.,
and wasn't even bruised.
Sarah Brush, 10, who disap-
peared from her home at 2527 N.
Halsted ST., last Friday, found in
Lincoln Park. Says she has been
living with friends.
B. L. Weber fined SIS by
Judge Caverly for denouncing the
trust non-union newspapers.
81 am in communication with
the spirits of the dead. Miss
Marge Waterstradt, 3047 Racine
ave-, testifying before Judge
Caverly.
"The lodging houses of Chica-
go are not fit for hogs to live in"
Malcolm Mcdowell, million
aire philanthropist, to council
lodging house committee.
!. P. Minnehan, owner of Hart
ford hotel, 7 w. Chicago ave-,
wants divorce because wife won't
cook good meals for him.
!. c. Schultze, South Side real
estate dealer, wants divorce be-
cause wiley has habit Throwing
butchers knives at him.
100000 school children pledg-
ed themselves to the American
bag yesterday.
Hattie Spencer, 81, owner OF
hotel, 3847 S. State ST., arrested
in connection with Catherine
O'Brien's spiritual hegira.
DR.. P. B. Paul sued for $4,000
by Mrs. Mollie Mabe, newspaper
vendor, who says doctor ruined
her eyesight.
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archy, lese majestic, revolution
and fist fights.
Mrs. Maria Bertucci, 21s 22nd
place, became hysterical when
jury acquitted Bruno Gervasi,
240 22nd place, of murder of her
husband.
Mrs. Josephine M. O'Neill, sued
for divorce in Judge McDonald's
court, says husbands cruelty
charges are ridiculous. "He
weighs ESQ; I 120," she added.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
only one of public service corpor-
ations that wouldn't come
through for the G. o. P. conven-
ton fund.
Mrs. c. L. Harnsberger, the
grandma coil Queen of Wyom-
ing" has arrived to run the G.
0. P. convention.
Illinois Women's Press asso-
citation meeting in John Crerar
Library bldg. this afternoon, suf-
feerd an attack of Republicanism.
Calling each other nasty names.
Vincent Lexis mistook new
SIS, 900 police station for county
bldg, and led Miss Mary Anero-
kiap into and asked for marriage
license.
John H. Raymond, moving pic
ture actor and generally villain,
arrested at 1856 w. Madison st.,
on warrant charging larceny of
auto.
VIM. ]. Began, principal of
Lane Tech. school, has refused
offer of position as deputy COM
I-As.- NE.zz.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-07
DISCUSSES
 PANAMA CANAL BILL.
Substitutes Provision For Govern. ment By One Man ImStehdOf
 Commission.

Wa sh4ngton, Aug. 6.-DiscuSsion of the Panama canal bill occupied the Senate ,oday and the principal act ion by that body Was the substitu ton Of a provision for a one-man form of governmen, in the canal zone, as originally Il the House bill, in place of the Senate amendment for government by commission of three members. The vote was 43 to II. Senator Thornton opened the discussion of the Panama canal bill when it was taken up at noon. He declared for free tolls and the right of the Uni ed Sites to govern the zone. Sena or JCnes of Wash n@tCn, as upheld the sovereignty of the United States in Panama.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-07
ROllA WELLS 10 BE TREASURER Will Have Custody of Funds For the Democratic
 Campaign.
MAKES FIRST SPEECH
""'' Wilson Puts in Busy Day and Addresses Enthusiastic Crowd
 at Trenton.

Sea GiFt \. j., Aug. Ex-Governor wilson p0J in the busies; day since ms nomination for lhe presidency to- day. staring Il S:30 a. h., he motcTtd too and from Trenton at toD speed, attended the important s,afe business, received delegations and promneht Democrats, delivered his first campaign speech. announced tAe appoin ment of former Mayor Rolla Wells, of St. Louis, as treasurer of the campaign committee and Charles R. Crane. of Chicago, as vice chalrman Of the finance committee: returned 10 Sea Girt for dinner and finally Went to the New Monmouth Hotel at Spring Lake where he met for the first time since the Baltimore conyent4en Governor Thomas R. Marshall, of Indiana, his running mate on the presdetial ticket.
 The governors speech at Trenton elicitel much enthus asm. His aim he said. was to lake the government cut eff the hands of voluntary rus tees and rss,ore it to the hands of those the people can trust.