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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
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39C soc ready stamped Corset Gov CTS. Beautiful designs.
 79c $100 ready made Stamped Gowns. Various patterns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28

May Sale of Ladies' Solid Leather
 Hand Bags, Values to $500 These hand bags every in the spring stye All the latest shapes and designs They duraby made of genuine Indian goat seal leather with real calf lining. As sorted frames of silver gold gumeal leather There is bag in the lot that you really needed bag you would hesitate minute paying $3.50 for.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
JAILED FOR ARSON.

Helllngham, wash, May S.--Three
lnduntrial workers OF che world agisa-
tors are in jail in sumas today oharg-
ed with having burned the $4,000
plant OF the Cline Lumber company
at the border town early today. The
men were permitted 20 sleep In the
mill over night and about 8 o'clock
this morning the fi7e broke out The
dry kiln and sheeda were saved. but
the main part Of the plant WAS totally
destroyed
Agllators are spread throughout the
country seeking 20 bring about strikes
In logging camps aud mills. Two men
we're arrested AZ Acme yesterday for
threatening employees OF the B0lcom-
Vanderh0of Company at Acme.
Judge John A. kellogg OF the super
Tor cOurl, has placed a large United
states flag In his court room and viii
force an aliens applying for citizenship
lpapers 10 swear allegiaace 10 the en-
hiem in the future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
WILSON LEADER IN
TEXAS PRIMARY
ELECTION
Believed Majority in COnven-
tiOn viii Be For Jerseyman I;
Roosevelt Has Advantage in
Republican Column.

(ns Evening Herald a. =. Leased WiFel
Dallas, Tex. May Sit viii require
the state convention on May 2s to ds-
eide between President TAFT and Col
onel Roosevelt 40 TO Texass prefer
enoe for the presidential nomination.
Colonel Roosevelt had d substantial
lead over Mr.. Taft in the county cone
vontlon Returns received this force
noon when nfee-quarteTs o. the
states counties had been heard frlm.
Contests and unrestrictsd celega
tlons, however, neutralized the effect
OF any lead for either candidate.
Corrected returns up 20 noon today
give; Roosevelt az state convention
votes; Taft, as; unrestricted. as; con-
tested, 40.
No conventions held and conse.
quently not eligible for state conven-
tion, ~ votes. Necessary 20 CONTROL
convention, i2I provided fun quota
Of votes cast. on face OF returns to
date us votes will control. Votes sci
10 be accounted for, 72.
Corrected returns up 70 noon give
woodrow Wilson AZ majority for ne
state Democratic convention and silght.
ly cut the morning figures for Hat
mon.
Al noon the vote stood, Wilson, 35i
In state convention; Harmon. e8i.
Clark. i8i unrestricted, 2ii contested
6; no cenvention, s votes. Total vote
unaccounted for, AZ; total convention
votes. 623.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
Police, Aided By United States
Marines, Comb City for Men
Who Participated In Street
Battle With Officers.
HIDDEN RIFLES AND
EXPLOSIVES FOUND
Fifty Suspects Landed in Jail
and Search Continues Re-
lentlessly; Proposed to Drive
Agitators Over Desert.

Cny lsveninR Herald A. r. Lensea wirel
San Diego, Cal, May S.-The re-
newal OF he campaign by police and
citizens today against the Industrial
Workers Of the world. brought about
by the wounding Of two policemen and
the shooting OF one Of the agltators
last night resulted In the discovery Of
a cache containing eight rifles and re-
voiyers ana two TASKS Believed to
contain nitro-glycorlnee and the sub
sequent arrest Of fifty men
Joe Mikolash. the wounded Indus
trial Worker, will die. according 70
hospital reports early today lie was
shot three times By one Of the police
men efter an attack on the officers.
Every available Policeman was call
ed 10 headquarters early today and a
thorough search OF the city began
Twenty-Five men we're arrested before
7 o'clock. Two hours later the num-
ber OF arrested men was fifty and
the search stili was going on Every
known rendezvous Of the Invaders, in
Guiding saloons and lodging houses
In the lower part OF the city has been
searched At one saloon ten men were
taken. The lodging houses In the
rneiEhbOrh0od where the shooting Oc-
ourred, and In another section OF the
city, known as favorite resort OF
the hunted men, we're empty when the
police arrived. After tsc shooting last
night five men we're found In the attic
Of a lodging house near the scene ol
the shooting.
The supposed explosive was un.
earthed In tho cellar OF q lodging
house on the outskirts of the down
town district. one Of the rifles found
In the same place was equipped with 4
maxim sileneer
Scores OF special policemen, cits
zens, United states sailors and ma
rines are aiding IN the search and Il
Is believed the intention Of the poiie'
10 take every man seized 20 che out
skirts of the town and send then
across the desert with final warning
never TO return.
Patrolmen II. c. Stevens and r. NJ
Iieddon, who were shot from ambual
while on duty last might near the lodg
ing house at Thirteenth and X streets
are believed this morning 10 be ou
OF danger. According 10 their state
ments today about six men steppe'
from the shadow OF the building ant
fired simultaneously Both fell at th'
first fire and in spite OF their wounds
returned tina fire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
CLOVIS MEN SCORE
VICTORY BEFORE
COMMITTEE OF
THE HOUSE
Favorable Report On Measure
Establishing Normal School
in Curry County Seat Assur.
es its Passage.
TUCUMCARI, P0RTALEs
AND ARTESIA LOSE OUT

Especial TelewraHa 60 EeeniRg neraial
Santa Fe, n. NJ, May S.--'rhe ad-
vocates Of a new Normal school az
Clovis. n. NJ, won a victory In the
house today when the ways and
means committee, through Chairman
Burg reported House Bin No. 100 fas-
orably and reported unfayorably
House Bill No. az. to create Normal
school az Artesis, l27 to create a
NOrmalschoOl 10 Portales, n to
create a NUTmni school at Clayton
and So TO create q Normal scliaOl at
Tucumcari. This action By the COM
mittee on ways and means practically
assures the passage BY the house Of
the Clovis bill and the defeat of all
the other bills seeking TO locate
schools elsewhere. A majority OF the
house is on the ways and means COM
mittee. The committee also favorably
reported House Bill No "a to create
the county Of Sumner with the county
seat at Fort Sumner This action Is
taken to mean that the Summer
county bill viii go through the house.
It is the only county bill that appears
70 AANt uluNH tAdACt lUI VdnadkN a.
this time A large number OF bills
we're acted IN the house and
number Of bills introduced Among
the measures presented this morning
were the following:
House Bill No. 1870 BY Montoya. em-
powering the boards OF county com
miasioners 70 transfer money from the
court house repair fund to the road
fund.
Carter introduced House Joint Reso-
luton No. 23, authorizing the govern
or 20 appoint q commission OF three
men to visit all OF the towns asking
for a Normal school and report their
findings TO the next legislative assem-
bly, The resolution was referred 90 a
committee and probably Will not pass
House Blll No. 1Sl by Llewellyn,
providing additional appropriations
For the slxty-third fiscal year. to pay
the salaries OF state officials. Mr..
Llewellyn also introduced House Joint
Resolution No. "a for the ratification
Of the income tax amendment TO The
federal constitution. This Is an inn
portant measure because only four
more states are needed to ratify the
amendment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
AND
SANTA FE SALOONS
HAVE NARROW
SQUEEZE
House Almost Passes Measure
Prohibiting Liquor Sales
Within 20 Miles Of Indian
Reservation.
DRYs COME CLOSE TO
PUTTING ONE OVER

lsTccieI Telegram 10 tho HcFaid.l
Santa Fe. y. A.. May s.--An in
terestins measure came close TO pass
ing IN the house yesterday which
would have put one over" for tho
drys by closing every saloon In santa
Fe, Albuquerque, Alamogordo and
other cities. had it slipped through
the senate and become a law.
This was house bin No go. BY
Major Llewellyn, which has been
pending for some weeks Ia the house
and which reached third reading yea
terday. n Is out q fair sample OF
some Of the means being used 10 Sc
cure somc sort OF antl-iquor legisla-
ton.
The bill reached third reading and
was then made special order for to-
day In order to permit members Of
the house 20 formulate some amend
ments.
II was nothing more nor less than
measure which prohibits the con-
ductlng OF any saloon business within
25 miles Of an Indian reservation or
any Indian pueblo. IL il probably.
however, entirely unconstitutional.
Under It's provision tho pueblo OF
lsleta would prohibit any saloons ia
Albuquerque. The pueblo OF Tesuque
would prohibit saloons In santa re
and similar conditions would act In q
similar manner IN many other places.
The bill will PROBABLY be 80 amended
In the house before action is taken up
on Il, that Il Will not contain the same
stringent provisions Il now has. Un-
der It's present form. Il applies to
city, town, county precinct or settle
ment
The measure was taken up In the
mousse today and recommsttod 60 the
committee on finance. II Is stated or
good authority that tho house Intends
10 refer all snti-liquoF measures 70
this committee and that the commit
toe viii draw ep a strong local op-
tlon law This means that the fight
for prohibition will be losing one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
THREE MEN FATALLY
HURT IN BATTLE
BETWEEN POLICE
AND STRIKERS
Three Thousand Striking Coal
Miners and sympathizers in
Bloody Encounter in Streets
of Pennsylvania Town.
STATE TROOPS RESTORE
ORDER AFTER STRUGGLE


CBy Evening Herald a. =. Leased wireD
Pot,sville, Pa. May SIN a battle
between the state police and a crowd
estimated at between two and three
thousand men az Alincrsviila early to-
day, four men are known 10 have
been shot and three probao we're
fatally wounded. II Is believed that 4
dozen or more others also were struck
by bullets N
a woman, Mrs. Georgo woli, who
was standing on her porch was
struck on the arm BY a brick ana
painfully injured The men who are
thought to have been fatally hurt are
David Johns. shot through the stom-
ach. and two unidentified foreigners.
Another foreigner was shot through
the leg and seriously wounded. The
fight occurred on Fourth street IN tho
central part OF the town and came
when a crowd attempted 10 prevent
superintendent George w. Kelsor Of
the Pine Hill coal company from taxi
ing two men In his automobile to
the cOlilerles. Reiser had been COM
lng 70 MinerRivllle the last several
days and taking Thomas Parry re-
palrman, and william Ward, a pump
man. to work. Today when Kelser
called at the garage for his machine
he WIS warned by crowd not 20 take
II out and practically was held a pris-
oner at tho garage
Chief Burgess Richard Leayln,
civil war veteran, addressed the crowd
and demanded that they dispense but
no attention was paid 20 him. he
thereupon requested the state police
bnfracks al pottsviile 10 send a detail
60 Mincrsvlllo Three men who maze
daily patrols OF that section arrived
and shortly after were reinforced oy
four more from the PottBvlllo bar
racks. Under their guard the auto
moOilo was taken from the garage
and was being oranked when some
one IN the crowd threw g brick II
struck a policeman on the head. This
seemed 10 be the signal FOR an at
tack and Immediately tho~c came a
shower of stones followed by sew
erai pisto. shots. The officers fired a
volloy into the ground. The crowd
paid no attention. The officers con-
tinued nring, The shots we're return,
ed and battle followed In which II
Is estimated hundred shots were
fred. The firing resulted In the
crowd dispensing, leaving four per-
sons lying on the ground. Physlciana
pronounced David DaViss wound ia
tai.
A detachment OF troop ID, state
troopers. stationed az Butler arrived
here today and detail OF twelve men
was sent 10 Minersvllle. These, with
seven mombers OF troop &, are patrol
ing the troop and intend 10 puv down
the iawloss spirit.
The state police icft Mlnersville for
the Pine Hin ceiiieries - lay whef,
trouble was feared. II Is announced
that when additional roinforcementi
arrive the entire foreign section q
the town vill be put under guard un-
III every foreigner Is disarmed
A pathetic incident Of the shootsns
OF David Davis ls that his wife is SCI.
/ iously iil Wien she learned OF ms
shooting OF her husband, who wa
merely an onloeke9, she had q relapse
Neither Is expected 10 survive the day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met az noon.
Discussed delay In report OF Lori
mer committees Investigation.
Foreign reiationa committee tabled
Nicaraguan and Honduras loan guar
nnfee treaties by tie vote.
Passed appropriation Of $4,000 for
emergency crops Ia Misalsalppi valley
HOUSE.
Met az noon.
Considered miscellaneous lcgisla-
ti0n oi regular calendar.
Agricultural expenditures cOmmit-
tee was urged by representative Nei'
son 10 Investigate bureau OF animal
industry.
Steamship and other interests on
posed lu senate immigration bill be-
fore Immigration committee
Oidnoid bin revising patent laws
opposed az a direct attach on lesisla-
tive business by manufacturers before
patents committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BRYAN STARTS OUT TO
heat HARMON IN ONO


Toledo. o.. May S.-William Jenr
nlngs Bryan made an early start to-
day On his second days speech-mak-
ing tour of Ohio Ia which he Is op-
posing the nomination Of Governor
Judson Harmon and advocating thar
of q progressive. ITS train left hero
az as30 this morning and the day =
speech making was begun at Nor
walk az Z o'clock.
Colonel william J. Bryan IN his
speech mere today said that since COM
ing into the state he has obtained a
letter In evidence that Governor Har-
mon Is favored BY Wall street. He
said
II h6ve stated that az late az Feb
ruary. 1908, Governor Harmon stiil
hoped 90 be the Wall street candidate
for president that year. arm now
prepared % add that az late az June,
1908. his friends hoped 20 nominate
him at Denver, Notwithstanding that
two-thlFds Of the delegates had been
instructed for me. HIS friends tried
to purchase delegates In ohio who
had been instructed for me.
II do not say that Mr. Harmon an-
thorlzed them TO buy delegates, bui
I challenge him to deny Ia writing
that his friends ala not Try to buy
votes. II any one will furnish me
with written denial signed hy him
I will produce the letter. OF which
have s copy. showing that the mc,ley
which was 20 have been used 20 pur'
chase delegates was 20 come from New
York and the men who we're 10 fur
nlan Il were prominent IN Wall street
MIR. Harmon then, as now, was th'
choice OF Wall street"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
CONDITION
OF FLOOD VICTIMS
IN LOUISIANA
Women and Children Rescued
After Standing for Nearly
Three Days in Water Waist
Deep; Situation Still seri.
ous.


tiiy Evening Herale A. =. Leased wIrsl
New Roads. la. May Silt S. be-
lieYed By those In charge Of flood re-
lief work that practically all the ma.
r0oned inhabitants In Pointe Coupee
parish will have been rescued Dy the
end OF this week Texas A. Pacific
railroad officials say their road mas
transported about 1000 persons from
points along their line Ia the upper
part Of the parish,
Tbs Texas q Pacific station at New
Roads Is crowded with white refugees
waiting to be taken 70 the relief camp
az Baton Rogue. Among them are
four women who we're rescued near
Morgan Sea. They had STOOD IN wa
ter several feet deep for nearly three
days when bpaimen reached them.
The faters rom the TOrras creoyas-
seH continae % spread over west Ba-
ton Rogue and lbetyille parish The
situation Ia the country between the
main limo and the Port Allen branch OF
the Texas q Pacific railroad ls
gloomy The main line OF the road a.
washed out in numerous places and
the inhabitants OF the interior are
cut Off.
The government representatives
have arranged 10 send a fleet OF mo-
tor boats into that territory today
Lieutenant Weeks OF tho United
States relief corps 90 Bachelor has
given livestock spectators a hard
blow They have become 80 annoy
Ing IA their effort 20 buy al low prices
cattle brought In from the Hooded
country that the office has ordered
tho soldiers 10 keep an spectators OFT
the leyeo,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
IMPERIAL COUNCIL
ELECTS SHRINE
OFFICERS
William ]. Cunningham, Of
Baltimore Becomes Imperial
Potentate; Mobiles Meet
Next Year At Dallas, Texas.

(By EvenlnE Heraid a. r. i.ansed Wirej
Los Angeles. Cal. May S,--hrnest
A. cults OF savannah, Ga, was elect
cd today Imperial outer guard by the
imperial Council. Mobiles of the Mystic
shrine. in conclavo hCre,
Dallas. Tesas. was chosen for the
1913 conClaye.
william j. Cunningham of balti-
more. former imperial deputy poten-
tate. WIS elected imperial potontato,
succeeding John Frank Treat of
Fargo. q y.
william ~ Brown 81 Pittsburgh
and Benjamin W. Rowen of Boston
were reelected imperial treasurer
and imperial recorder, respectively
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BURG PRESENTS a STATE
FAIR BITdl IN TnE HOUSE


santa Fe. n. NJ. May s.--Mr. hnrH
presented Ia the house yesterday =
BIN similar to the one BY Mr. anrth
Ia the senhse last week for the ere
atiOn 0f state fair AZ Alpuquerque
with $50 acres 0f land. $4,000 TOR
bulidings aud an annual appropriation
of $40. COO This was but one %
many new bills thar were presented in
the house.
Discussion OF an OF the measures
introduced Is idle. since most % them
nave little chance of being enacted
In fact IL Is not what goes into mo
homer but what comes out thht
counts and while the signs are d
trlfie more hopeful. there - mighty
little coming out. just yet
Mr.. Moreno presented house Dill NO.
f6i. proyldlns for q road from Mora
tu Taos.
M Bure presented house bill NO.
fae eeaing certain lands 20 the
Ifnited states government for nation-
aouae alil No. i7a. by Mr. Rogers.
40 permit products % oe soip ofett
by the produccr 20 the consumer
without tax. license or chefte ~
any county city or state authority
Major llewellyn presented house
bin so. t17, 10 amend the present
law 90 az 20 giye she bans examiner
ana the travelling auditor two assist
ants and one ateuographer
Az. Hilton presented house bAi No.
ia. extending time for securing title
10 pfoperty in the socorro land eFant'
Nfr. Vargas presented n resolution
10 have printed IN spanian 400 eopiNa
OF the rules Ia tho house AID senate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
DRASTIC ANTI ALIEN
LABOR LAW ~ ARIZONA
(uv HynninN nerald =. q. Leased Wirel

Phoenix. Ariz., May s.-After a
long debate. the state senate. in com-
mliicc Uf the whole recommended for
pasHage the kinney anti- Allen labor
oiii considered the mcst radical mea-
sure introduced in the legislature.
The vote Was lg TO 8. The blll pros
Yldet that men employed IN mines ana
on railways must be- able 20 apeak and
read the EnEliah languase. IL was
sitonely Opposed BY mining compan-
iel employing foreign labor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
FIoOD WATERS SPREAD
OVER NsW TERllITORY
tBy EvsnlnE IisFaid 4. y I.snasa WiFel

lng EVenlA9 uefaia A. y. 1enAeA WAfeE
New Orleans, May S,--Flood waters
spread over new territory today.
The torrent from tho lovee crov-
asses Az Torras reached new roads
aud hundreds of persons Ia that ter
ritory now are ehdangered. Couriers
have been sent into the water-menac-
ed country warning the people 90 flee.
The situation at New orleans re-
mains unchanged Fugineera say the
lcvoes guarding the CIly viii hold
STRONG against ihe alaGe forecast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
TAFT MANAGERS SEE
CHANCE TO GET
MARYLAND
VOTES
Attitude Of Presidents Back
ers in Marked Contrast to
That of Roosevelt in Massa-
Ohusetts Controversy.
WILLING TO SET ASIDE
PREFERENCE OF PEOPLE

tny Evening" HcraId A. =. sseansd wirel
Baltimore. Nd. May s.--The atti-
tudo OF the Taft leaders Ia Maryland
toward the peculiar situation that
might develop through the working
Of the new state primary law, was
still undeclarcd today. While the deli
egates elected TO sit In the stats con-
yention appeared on the primary oal-
lots with no designation to indicate
their affiliations complete unofiieiaf
returns indicate that, leaving the mat
ter Of instruction aside, a majority Of
then will be personally friendly to
the president, Some OF the Taft lead
crF say there win be siNty-clght such
Taft delegates to slxty~opc known 10
favor Roosevelt
Although the unofficial returns de-
clare that the counties and Baltimore
city by their preference vote have In
strueted these delegates TO choose a
delegation 10 the national convention.
bound 70 vote for Roosevelt. The TAFT
leaders. according to their claims,
could control the organization OF the
state convention and the personnel OF
the national delegates. The Roose-
Welt leaders assert that they have no
fear such d complication Will rob
them Of the fruits OF the victory they
claim on the preference vote.
The count complete for the RepuE-
liean vote ana practically compi ste
for the Democrats. shows that the
preference vote OF the state as "A
whole. was an follows:
Republicans. Roosevelt. 29,i2i;
Taft, 26.O09. Roosevelts majority
S.i15.
Democrats. CLARK, si.2ss; Wilson,
22.436; Harmon, z,iGS; ciarks 9iur-
atty over Wilson, ftsS47.
TAFT To SPEND Ties
DAYS IN HOME STATE
winchester, Ohio. May S.--After scR-
sulting with Republican leaders IN
ohio, president Taft has decided 10
spend ten days more IN tne state be-
for the primaries May 81 He viii
leave Washlngie - next = inday after
room for Marietta. He VIII give mosl
OF his time 10 Northern Ohio.
The last speech of the trip viii b.
made az Dayton Monday night, MAJ
10, and on Tuesday the president vii
vote in Cincinnati and VIII leave al
night for Washington.
The president left Gin innad today
/ for the last day OF his present cam
paign tour through soatharn Ohio
Hif schedule for the day called foi
stops al "A towns AMI cities ending a.
/ Columbus tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
UNDERWOOD DEFEATS
WILSON N MISSISSIPPI

jackson. Miss, May S.-Oscar NJ.
Underwood defeated Governor wood
row Wilson by "A decisive majority in
the Democratic presidential primary
IN Misrissippi Tuesday, according 90
fisuren complied today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
VETERANS OF GRAY DON'T
CARE TO SEE GETTYSBURG


Macon. Ga. May s.-The c0mmit-
tee on resolutions of che United Con-
federato veterans Ia a roport 10 the
confederate reunion here today ao-
vised the organization 20 decline the
invitation or ne Grano Army Of the
Republic for the veterans Of the south
10 participate IN the aemi-annual cel-
obratlon Of Gettysburg ln July 1913.