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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28
HOPPING
CANDIDATES FOR
THE COUNCIL
Republicans Name Candidates
to Fill Vacancies in Second
and Third Wards on City
Ticket.
CANDIDATES ACTIVE IN
MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN

because of business considerations,
making II impractical for them to
undertake the work and give she
time necessary 60 make the campaign
and do the work necessary on the
city council. George L. Lcarnafd,
nominated by the Republicans -
candidate FOR the conncii from the
second ward. and Harry r. IohnsSn.
dominated as candidate for the r0un-
eli from the third ward. yesterday
presented their resignatians 20 the
city Republican committee. Tile re-
siHuations ware accepted and the
nominations were Oiled by W ..
Hopping Ia the setond ward ana M.
l.. sehutt ln the third ward
MIR. Hopping Is contested with tho
Albuquerque Foundry and Maehlne
Works lie has been active In busi-
ness life III Albuquerque for faany
years and Is WIDELY ana fnvofahly
kuoRn in the second ward. u IL pre-
dicied hy the Republican cits man
agcrE that he win make a strong race.
Mr. NJ. l.. schnti II ain active real
estate man who has been la bnslnees
here for SOME years past. lie u one
OF the best known men Ia the fhlrd
ward and has a strong pcgaonm fol-
I lowing, which. added TO has business
standing, will make him a Formidable
/ candidate.
The Republican city ticket new
stands as follows
For mayor. n. Hanlcy.
I For treasurer %. a. Mataon.
For clerk. J. Benson Newell.
For aldermen
First ward. W. J. HYDE
Second ward. W. o. Hopping
Third ward. NJ. /. scbuts
Fourth ward. Ivan GrunsfciS.
There have been no changes IN he
Democratic ticket. Both tickets are
actively In the field. the candidates
working largely among the vOierB In
| dividpaily and by personal canvsss.
Speculation as TO the result II becOIn-
ing lively.
The Socialist candidate FOR mayer
MIR. W. y. Metcaif. IL making an nc-
4 tive fight and Is expected 10 show
considerable strength or election day.
The Good Citizens league u has
been determined, viii Rot place a
third tiekct ia the field. This afa-
nouncemeni has been received with
general satisfaction by members 81
the league and citizens generally,
since It indicates more clearly than
has been done before the straug non.
J6artisan feeling prevalent in the clt
and the disposition OF the voters and
taxpayers to make their selections
from the tickets now IN the field
without regard 10 party lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28
STEPHEN GANAVAN
LOSES TODAY IN
SUPREME COURT


AIN|
Cspscsni Telegram 10 iavenins mssalaD
santa Fe. y. ~. March 2s.-The
aupreme court OF New Mexico today
affirmed the decision Of tho lower
court In the now celebrated contempt
case IN which Judge Herbert r. RAY
n0ids IN Albuquerque decided that
stephen Caravan was guilty Of con-
tempt Of court and sentenced him 60
serve two years IN lha county Jail
More than year aso Canayan was
ordered by judge Ira A. Abbott IN the
district coust 10 pas s20,o00 to Mira
CanaVnn. being a division os COM
nuuity property. and following de-
cree Of divorce rendered 20 Mrs Cam
AVIAN. Canayan lefs the state and
Failed 10 pay the Judgment ~ the
court Returning 20 Albuquerque
some two months ego canaven WIS
arrested on a charge 81 contempt.
cited 10 appear before Judge Ray
nolds, canavan was found guilty and
sentenced 70 either pay the $40. 600
Judgment or serve two years In the
county Jail. Canavan appealed to the
auprenle court with the result that
a decisioa against him WAS rendered
today canntan has been M Aibu-
,nerane since helms arrested, looked
after hy special guards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28
DOPE fIENDS GET
DRUG TOO EASY
SAYS JURY
Traffic Must Be Stopped; Sep
arate Detention Home Need
ed for Boys; Al Indictments
Returned.

That the use OF cocaine and other
drugs sold IN violation OF legal re.
striolions Is making dope iiends out
Of large numbers or native young
men In the county and should be stop.
ped; that a separate detention place
for youthful offenders is imBe.Gtively
necessary aud that disorder Is allowed
20 prevail IN aaioons thfOughOar tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28
POSSE HOPEFUL Or
CATCHING THE
ALIENS
will Get Them Today" is
Promise Of Detectives Trail
ing Desperadoes Through
Wilds Of Mountains.
CBy EvsaIar nerala 4. r. l.sa.,a wIr,l

Hlliyille. Vo., March 2g.--"we viii
gel them today" WAS the promise
aRain OF the detocfiSeR on the trail
of what Is left o. tie Alien guns.
Flity-four men. making their way on
foot through thiekets or over rough
trails. began closing In on the spot
nigh up IN the Blue Ridge IN which
Sidna and F'riel Allen and Wesley Ed.
wards are supposed 20 have found
their last hiding place.
Across tho North Carolina line at
Mount Airy sheriff Haynes OF surrey
county has posse OF hfty men await
ing word to join the Virginia search
era.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

The population OF the city OF nuenGs
800, 400. an increase Of $4,000 for the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

II / am elected mayor OF
Albuquerque ] propose 20 see
70 Il that we have such an ad.
ministration Prior TO the re-
cent city conventions Il was
plain 10 us aIs that a large
majority OF the voters OF Az
buQuerque desired n non-par-
tisan election for city officers.
II was clear that partisan
lines we're largely forgotten
BY the mass Of the taxpayers
and business men In the gen
eral demand for q practical,
hard-headed, sensible admin-
istration Of our city affairs.
because OF the late date at
which a definite proposal for
nonpartlsan nominations came
up. II was impossible to bring
about the desired result, and
partisan tickets were neceeo
snry because II was She only
form OF Organization We had
with which 10 work.
/ was nominated BY the
Democratic party as q candi-
date for mayer ] desire 20 be
elected, Heart and soul I am
in the game for the best in
terests OF Albuquerque: for
the building here OF a real
city; lor the growth. develop
ment and prosperity which
Albuquerque deserves, and
which We will get with a Wig
oFous, practical admihistra-
ton.
TO this end and TO meet the
plain demand Of our people, I
pledge you that II YOU elect
me ! will carry out IN 50 far
aa our present form OF govern
ment viii permit. and with
the co-Gperatlon Of my cob
leagues In the city council.
the principles ard The prac.
tical 3solicles Of a commission
form Of government, making
the administration OF our city
AFFAIRS conform as nearly as
possible 20 that system.
But q few years ago the
Albuquerque spirit was the
talk OF the whole southwest.
We can make Il 20 again
The snme old spirit "a here.
Let as do It for Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

"HoH about the eermong"
''rhe minister preached on the sin
fulness Of cheating az bridge.
You don't say Did he mention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

should be destroyed and replaced. The
accounts OF the county osflces were
found satisfactory, there being
balance on hand March !, 1912, OF
$s5.8I9.75.
The report waa signed BY y. W..
Fee, foreman and r. r. Good clerk
NOT GUILTY., PISA or
THEODORE GOUIET
Theodore Gouiet was arra.gned this
afternoon FOR She alleged murder Of
Policeman Alex Knapp ana his attor-
ney, W. Z. Heacock. entered q not
, guilty plea without prejudice IN case
Of possible later change 20 a guilty
, plea
Sam Lyle. N. g. ortiz. attorney,
will appear again Saturday 90 plead q
the charge OF the murder Of la Carr.
a large number Of other defendants
are being arralkned late this AFTER
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28
NOT GUILTY, PISA or
TIlEOUOHF GOBLET

PLIES CURED IN . 10 "a DAYS
Your druggist viii refund money n
PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding OF
Protreding Piles IN 8 20 "a lays. see.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

WANTED 49, Clean Cottor
Rags at The Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

Try a Herald Want Ad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28

/ win appreciate your vote.
Very respectfully,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-28
The Platform:

LOUIS McRAE,
HUGH J. COLLINS,
DIR. L. G. RICE,
F. H. LESTER,
A. FLEISCHER,
DIR. J. w. COLBERT,
Executive Committee.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

wreathed about real Boise landscape,
the low hills, the poplar trees and val
ley being very characteristic. Across
the face of the pin is a miners candle
stick, with half burned candle in its
socket and beneath this on the lower
half of the pin are the letters &C. c.,
the whole making a very pretty design
II was hung on the Nall, and adds
much to the beauty of the room II
is now in order for other members and
friends % follow the good example set
before them.
Mrs, Henle was chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee, with the fol-
lowing members: Mrs A. r. Cruzen
and Mrs. sam Ballantyue. Mrs. Carrie
Green Hitler, assisted by Miss Gertrude
Fraser and Miss Agnes Kerr. served
delicious Christmas goodies. German
in character and very appropriate, The
table was beautiful with centerpiece
of poinsettia and sprays of holly
4 in a brass bowl Around this Was 4
wreath of ground pine aud crimson
burberry leaves Mrs. Beatty and Mrs
Boomer poured. After enjoying thu
gifts, they We're all deposited in hos
and sent to the Associated Charities
for little children.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

General George ~ Roberts, Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Roberts leave this
evening for Twin Fails where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs W.. q Taylor Miss
Julia and Miss Susanne TAYLOR loft d
few days ago for their home and the
merry house party viii cnioy the holt
DAYS together at the Taylor home in
TWIN Falls. Miss Roberts will return
in q few days To resume her duties in
the travelling library, but General ana
Mrs. Roberts will remain for two
weeks or more.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Only Woman Presidential Elector.

Idaho has been the first Of the saf-
'tage states ~ honor a woman With thr
position of presidential electar. To the
Republican party belongs The credit.
No woman, however will stop to con-
slider the matter from a political point
of View The question Is broader and
deeper- Il PROVES the position woman
holds III Idaho TODAY. ii pays to tho
entire wananhaod Of Tie state a mag
nifieent tribute-thc tribute af trust. Of
respect II Chivalry The position is
probably the only ono Of its kind held
by q woman in tho whole United States.
Mrs. r. T. Workman maf well be
proud Of Tho faith repesed III her by
the great State Of Idaho, md women
ia every state will rejoice ii this tri-
butte OF trust
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Pretty Operetta.

The "Fairy Shoemaker" the operetta
given BY pupils from Mrs N. M. Per
kins music class and Miss Harriet
Felix Harris dancing class, was one
of the most beautiful amateur produce
lions ever placed before q Boise audi
ence. The attendance was fairly good,
considering the number of attractions
in town and the activities Of the Christ
mas season which keep so many at
homo about holiday time. The costum-
ing, stage effects, lighting music dane
ing, in fact, everything about the pretty
play was delightful and too much can
not be said about the artistic triumph
achieved by the two Instructors and
their beautiful little army Of fairies.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Mrs. Powsll,s Christmas Party.

Mrs. Powell ChriStnldS larry.
Mrs. Powell entertained the second
division of the Ladies' Aid of the linz
manuel Methodist church with very
beautiful Christmas party "Wednesday
afternoon at the homo of her daughter,
Mrs Francis Sanders ON Harrison
boulevard There was pretty christ
mas tree from which each guest re-
eeivcd a lovely Christmas gift made by
the hostess herself After this de-
licious refreshments we're served. The
table presided over by Mrs. HYDE ana
Mrs Powell was very attractive Win
centerpiece Of poinsettia The whole
house was in Christmas decorations
holly wreaths in the windows, roplngs
Of ground pine and potted poinsettia.
The 30 ladies' who enjoyed the delight
full afternoon dressed "a dolls during
Inc time for the Associated Charities.
Columbian Club Christmas Party
rhe delightful Chrisnnas party given
bv the Columbian club Saturday after
noon. Miss Margaret S. Roberts pre-
siding MAS q very pretty and well-at-
tended affair. with Tie happy Christ
mas feeling peryading it, sentiment
encouraged hy the warmth aud cheer
inside. and the touch Of snow outside
The party opened with a delightful
christmas carol. "Garol, Brothers, Car
a." IN w A Muhenberp, followed by
"christmas Night" German folk
song. and sung by z quartet Miss
| Roberts made some very happy re-
marks. fun of the spirit Of Christmas.
and replete with joyous reminders Of
lthe occasion After another carol the
president introduced the two guests OF
Ehonor. Mrs Beatty and Mrs. Boomer
/ Nho taid of Christmas in foreign lands
(Which they had visited
! Mrs Beatty spoke Of her Christmas
| lay spent iii Bethlehem three years
ago. giving her audience d very vivid
picture Of the customs prevailing there
Ion that occasion, especially the one 81
I the pilgrims On their way 70 the Holy
city. the line sometimes numbering a
H thousand
7 Mrs. Boomer smoke Of her Christmas
+ in Mania. and said she ate mince pie
and turkey with the thermometer "a
the boiling point anna wore 4 thin SUM
mer gown.
Mrs. Shriver, chairman Of the decora
tion committee, and her corps Of very
able assistants, worked during the
week to make the club house attrac-
tive. ana the result was certainly at
tractive. The han was decorated with
red curtains With holly wreaths and
christmas bells, and ropes Of ground
nine strung from chandelier to chandc-
ltar. and beautifully decorated christ
mas tree stood Oh tile rostrum ON the
wan was the immense American flag
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Society Personals.

Mr. and Mrs, O. P Johnson and Mrs
Johnson's sister. Miss 1rullenawider.
left for California for the winter on
Thursday evening. The Johnson home
VIII be occupied by Senator Davis and
family Of American Falls during the
legislative session.
Mrs. Edmund Smith, who has been
visiting III Lewiston for six weeks. re-
turned home during last week
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T., Crichton and Mr..
B. 7. Litsin will arrive this evening
from The Dalles, Ore, to spend the
holidays as the guests Of Mrs W. r.
Morris. Mrs Crichton was formerly
Miss Waseo Morris Of Boise and her
many friends win be glad to welcome
her TO her former home.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

The second issue If the Columbian
club magazine Idaho" which is unique
in the fact Of being edited. managed
and controlled entirely by women, ana
with women contributors only, yet
dealing with questions which interest
men as well as women, Is being rapidly
prepared for publication. The first
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Christmas House Party

A delightful Christmas house party
is being planned at Ingleside, the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs Wilbert II.
Tyer The guests are Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B Carpenter Of Meridian, Mrs. Cham
berlain of Nampa, Mrs Tyer and Miss
Pearl Tyer Of Boise, and Mr.. and Mrs,
George Pearce or Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

YOU. Lift up yourself to thc great
meaning of the day. Phillips Brooks
y
Columbian Club Year Book.
The Columbian club year book issued
by the program committee reflects the
greatest credit upon that committee
WHICH is led by Miss Irwin The de-
vice in gold on the sage green cover
il 4 very beautiful bit af work cxeeut-
cd by Miss Mario Irwin and presented
by her t. The club july ., 1903 Tho
little poem On the flE laaf Was composed
for the book Wy Mrs Castle. fl looking
over the different committees and de-
parfments one IS surprised ak tho
growth Of the club aud tile scope III
its work The book Is fun Of interest
ing facts about the club ard nothing
could he prettier to send te Il friend
in tho eastern states than one Of these
handsome little booklets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Christmas Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs lFrIueia Sanders will
Christmas day.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

Boise social set and his friends arc
immensely glad To see him again.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
SOCIETY

preparations have in
Il measure cciipsed the social
brilliancy Of the earlier part of
the season. but this state OF
j Efni,.s NH hn L1inf. for
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Coming Parties.

Monday evening the Yeomen will
dance in Moose hall.
The Telluride association Will be en-
tertained Friday evening at the beau
tiful Brady homo.
on Thursday night the Elks dance.
ON Tuesday evening the firemen will
have d Christmas ball at the X. p. hall,
which promises te be unusual Dag
gett's orchestra VIII play At al of these
functions
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Sunday School Entertainment.

Just before the merry Christmas
time, the chidrens time. when every
child should have his share Of Christ
mas cheer and JOY, the sunday school
III the First Methodist church for tile
last three years has given an enter
tainment in which only children take
part, for the purpose of raising money
with which to buy Christmas gifts foI
the little children whose homes Santa
claus may fail to find
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

AFFAIRS VIII DC bTlfl, i'i
with legislative session before us and
many visitors coming TO the capital,
very gay winter is promised. The
week just gone has been rather quiet
nearly every hostess being occupied
with Christmas work a few of the
card clubs have Kept their meetings
but nearly every social duty has given
WAY to the preparations for the family
Christmas dinner ana home entertain
ment.
Wedding Of Prominence.
A wedding of widespread interest as
we'll as being a very beautiful affair
and which was soemnizcd IN the pres
cncc of close relations only took place
III Lexington Virginia, AZ the home Of
the bridegroonts family. Miss Marie
Merriman Bradley Of Boise becoming
the bride of Basil Maxwell Manly of
Lexington. The ceremony WAS per
formed by the father Of the groom At
high noon sunday week. The bride
was Very attractive i'll "a white hand
embroidered gown Of exquisite tex
ture trimmed With real lace. She car
ried a bouquet sc bride roses. Mr., and
Mrs. Manly went 70 New YORK on the
same day and on Dee. s sailed for the
Bermudas. They will return to Wash
ington, d. WI ~ Jan. r. The bride is
the daughter OF Mrs Laura A. Bradley
of Boise and the granddaughter Of MIS-.
A Mcrri1nan, an Oregon pioneer Sh@
visited her mother two or three times
during the past Two years. and made
mann warm friends while herc, AIrs.
Manls has been engaged in the WORK Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

Continued on Page Six)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Columbian Club Maaaxine.

A CLUB WOMAN.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-07

IT was not an appeal nor yet def
ance.
Maybe we're false" said the shoes.
hut n we are. why not pity us? May be
we're wicked: but after al there comes
the Great Sleep. and we viii trouble you
not more. We ply a trade that ye hate
Then hate the trade and not those who
have been drawn into it,
A young rufian pushed the girl as he
crowded past. and with a low cry she
stumbled. almost fell into the street.
Manz so far forgot his artistic tempera-
ment as 90 make a break for the young
man. who hastily lost himself IN .he
throng and was gone ere we had more
than seen him.
shoes Typify walks of Life.
Comedy. tragedy. and all the odds and
ends Of emotion that go to make up a
bulky and unwieldy world-all In shoes.
Sorrow and laughter-not extending
higher than the ankles. A strange story
a hpmdrum tale without beginning and
without end. A happy
Then Msnz and I jumped. Behind US
The Washington herald., 1912-01-07
candy" CoMsTocK MUST
BE A FUSSY PERSON
TO PULL THIS THING

When does virtue look most virtuous9
Since the New York officials are haul
ing a model Of the statue Of civic vfr-
tue up and down the Municipal Build
ing TO learn how il will look when set
on the dome, washingtonians might take
up the subject with our own immortal
Miss Liberty.
For years. Miss Liberty. perched $50
feet in air. has been the most virtuous
person in the world. II altitude and isoIa-
ton count for virtue. The New York
officials found that civic virtue 400 feet
in the air didn't look half as virtuous
as when II was hoisted TO the $50 mark
There may be an intermediate stopping
place. but IL Is doubtful
Hence the argument and the expert
mentation-
But that has nothing to do with US
The question confronting Washington is
this-h civic virtue looks twice as vir-
tuous when $50 feet in air as II does
at 100. are we going to leave the God
dess Of Liberty on her old peak or put
her on top the mont aent.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-07
How a Y. M. c. A. Secretary
First Met DR.. Mary Walker

Myron Jermsin Jones, educational sec
retary OF the 7. NJ. C. A.. is a man
who honestly and ardently believes in
a place for everything and everything
in its place. and. therefore. when Myron
Jermain Jones smashes up against the
unexpected. he either jumps through
window or ducks down into the cyclone
cellar. nence-
Myron was working in his ofiee the
other day when a small. delicate per-
son. wearing pair Of rather baggy gray
trousers. frock coat, and a high hat.
drifted in, and in a high high voice asked
for him. First Myron started to apollo
gize Then, with quickness and decision.
he tried to find out who and what was
calling on him The visitor had long
gray locks, that hung below the temples,
and wore red bandanna tied under the
chin.
Name, please?' asked Myron.
"Dr. walker" replied the visitor.
"oh. DOCTOR" said Myron effusively,
this is a pleasure. presume you're
The Washington herald., 1912-01-07

here for the scientists convention Kind
Of you to call on me-"
The doctor bowed and smiled.
Il wanted to give you a few tickets 20
my lecture the doctor explained.
And now said Myron enthusiasticaI-
". II want you to look over our build
ing with me. Splendid building. you
know. We've only recently Installed the
swimming pool and there are dozen or
50 young men in there now. Fine exer-
else. healthful, and clean. You know
We've done away with the idea Of bath
ing suits and"
As Myron babbled on about the swim
ming pool the physicians face turned a
bright. feverish red
II say. young man." broke in the doc
tor, abruptly. you don't know me. do
you?'
why, of course" replied Myron.. 'T
know you well. You are DR.. Walker.
prominent in religious work-great-''
My first name" said the doctor, tx
noring the interruption, "is Maty."
"Dr. Mary Walker" Rasped Myron
Then he sought the cyclone cellar.