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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

list Dos railways, which are assessed
at SlHG9,4TO. cattle come second
with AI2t7 head valued at {s96.
Family at Hears Destroyed.
Jake Mitchell whose home is ON
th, Mmbrrs, Killed a whole family OF
bears % couple ot weeks ago while
rounding up cattle u tho Black
rang, %. trapped the mother bear.
and when boz traded her down to
whore she had dragged the trap aud
shot her hc was surprised 90 see two
cubs right over his head lea q tree.
~ shot one and roped the other The
cub which hc ropod ala not give up
without % hard struggle but finally
had tu give in
Iali Term of Court.
Tho fam term OF me sixth judicial
district court ts under way here.
Judg, Colin Ncblctt presiding
Five persons were arraiEnrd Ets-
tptduy and entered e. plea uf guilty..
They viii bc sentenced later They
were bernardo Duran ana Tirso Can
dalcrit. charged with holding up and
ruhnIng Walter Pas, ana Ramon
SuIuztr near Flcrrn ON July e. Man
uol Martinez, charged with seduction,
Angel Estrada. charged with theft ~
10 horse .rom James Dickinson, Epi-
.mcuiu Muutoya. charged with nssa ar
with o. deadly weapon ON Nicholas
Hughes
Rig strike In Juniper Dl-,rict.
County 1lrrk o. g. Ngnahle Roe
bert Houston and L.r llHWhiuH,
ovuDrs uf tho WoudmWu group 90
chains boz bD juniper mining district
fourteen milrs north ol silver cts,
proved lb, roud Things said of ihoir
camp lnm iiwe loo tnuo hy breaking
into "a body oi urc thu bids uir 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
DECLARE MABRY IS
MAN Of HIGHEST
HONOR
Many Business Men of Clovis
Sign Memorial Protesting
Against Alleged Undeserved
Notoriety.

Tn" Evening Herald has received
th' following communication
clovis " VI. Sept an.
Editor Evening Herald.
Albuquerque s. NJ
Dear Sir There appeared IN your
paper % few days ago an article bear
ing o. clovis date line. ana purport-
Ing Co come from correspondent
here, concerning a certain petition
which was gotten up hN certain ciu-
Gems ct this county highly reflective
upon our representative In the state
senate T. } Mahrr citizen Of
clovis.
Under ordinary circumstances no
attention would POI, paid Ia this an.
deserved notorioty but the article. Il
seems, has been copied throughout
the state boy ihc press. and lu fair-
hess Go Nr MtbIs. who. LAYING aside
political differences that might exist.
We know e. hc e. man of high personal
honor ana thorough iut"gfsty. Ne,
Tho undersigned business ami prutc,.
siUrN men ut Clovis desire 90 state
mat ;his matter WAS iustigutrd either
ny persons not correctly advised as
Goo the true merits uf the political
e.ufruyrrss Ion which MI Muhry's
name has been Involved. or political
enemies AMI We dcplorr yhc fact that
any citizen o' clovis should have seen
ut Co. give such matter to the press
lOr publication
win you kndlN Eiyc this statement
the Same publicity as Was given the
article from the correspondent
signed g. -. oldham. cashier
First National bank. Fred W James,
vice president clovis National bank.
and Democratic state committeeman;
" a. Davis postmaster J. 4. Nohlc,
Justice of IN" peace ana Democratic
committeeman, Clyu Smith. NJ -
william y. Mcll"e, probate Judge ana
ex-senator. ID l.. Move. county shcr.
~ l. g. Hitchcock. county surveyor,
L. e. M"rstcldor. county supcrintcnd.
emit \. l.. Await, county clerk j.
Foster scott NJ D.; a. l.. Dillon, N.
H., -. u Swcaringrn, NJ D., j s..
Fitzhurh attorney. J ~. Mcachrm,
merchant T. NJ PARKER merchant,
Jewell Kimbcrlin. merchant. Almond
M1ndrll merchant ], =. Sellers. n.cr.
chant e. s. FitzhuEh, merchant,
ana twenty other professional and
business men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
CHAIRMAN M'COMBS TO
GET BACK IN HARNESS
tRs Leased Wire 90 E,rpIag Heraial

~ Leased Wire Ia ENentnE Herald !
New York Sept announcement
was made today at Democratic ma
tional headquarters that William 4.
MoComhs, chairman of the national
committee, who has been an Tor more
than month, viii return tc his dcsl,
next week and take charge ct the
work uf the campaign.
~ "a campaign contribution T., l..
naughcTtN North carolina farmer
today sent IN SO, which hc said he
had received from the first bale ui
Carolina.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

make Juniper ono OF the great gold
ana silver producers The silver city
independent Gays
"Tho strike was made over % wccl,
ago. and outside cot quickly with
drawing Jn offer tu SCH the miuo for
10000 cash. the owners have said
very lttlo about o. Asked ahou the
richness of tho strike Mt Ncuahlc
refused Co give particulars. but the
smile that oNrrsptsad his face was
ON" that bespoke entire satisfaction
The reported hazardcd a. guess CO..
$500 per ton. bat nnw az once that he
was away under the mark "lts rich. DO
said Mr. Vcuablr ms rich And
that was aF FAR us Ne would 20
The present owners have been
working uu the property which iu-
Cludrs tho old Peerless mine. Tor
about four years Tho chirf values
we're Boo solver, and the development
has hocn confined Go doing the ass
sessmcnt work ON the nine claims
which constitute the group. Recently
when silver advanced 500 price, de-
yolopmout was commenced ON the
Wuudlawu So. 2 Tho vein, which
ut the surface was quite narrow.
showed values ot ti59 n silver ANA
gold. After following it down about
$50 feet b was decided to drift aas the
vein showed signs of widening. Tho
change of direction proved "a wise
move for the ycl, opened nicely and
tho values increased When d."
arm had reached twenty lcnt, enc 1s-
wlH which caused tho hasgy removal
of the property boo tho mark,t were
Wadr Tho Novk or development
hHs boom continued Nuce hut uu
shipment ui ono haH been made.
Tho Juniper district has hr,.t at.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MISS ANNA M. TURNER
AT 8 TOMORROW MORNING

The body of Miss Anna NJ, Turner.
for thirty years tcacaer IN United
States Indian schools, almost the en-.
tine service being In New Mexico. and
whose death occurred last Saturday
Ia Los Angeles. arrived In Albuquer-
que yesterday afternoon. Funeral
services VIII be- held tomorrow morn
ms 81 o'clock la the church OF tho
Immaculate conception ana burial
viii be- in Santa barbara cemetery
Miss Turner WAS for % number ~
years teacher in the day school at
lslotn. she was 20 years old az the
time ol her death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
NEARLY MILLION IS
TAX VALUATION
INCREASE
Remarkable Showing Made BY
Grant County According TO
Assessment Roll; Whole
Family Of Bears Broken Up.
I special Correspondence to the Herald

silver City, y, N. Sept Tho
remarkable prosperity which Grant
county the richest mining field n
Sew Mexico has enjoyed during the
past year rs strikingly shown by the
assessment inli tor the county. just
approved sho Ing an increase in tho
assessed valuation over ust year or
SOS $3.50, OF practically million dol
lars.
Tho total valuation of property in
Grant county Tor HNation is $500. -
900. Tho exemption total tlZN.N3u,
leaving the total subject to taxation
fa,22l,33O. Last Years total Nus
fi2t3,3aO ANA tho galn ior IA, year
s nearly million dollurR or $3.50.
800 The largest single item ou thr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
american League.
30 IIIl Gamo ID I'lIInheInIlIn.

Philadelphia. Sept G.--pitcher Tts-
rcuu az the Sew York Nationals is
given credit tor no.hit game in an"
first contest of double. header today
with Philadelphia which the visitors
won 3 90 ID.
la the first inning q short 10, bN
paskcrt fcll between Mcrklc ana VIII
son OF New York ana was scored "a
hit boy the official scorer AZ the end
of the game the official scorer wiped
out thu hit League officials viii
probably hc asked 10 decide the mat
ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
NATHAN JAFFA NOT
CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS
Pecos Valley Leader Here to
Attend University Board
Meeting Says He Is Not in
Race for Republican Nomi-
nation.

Hon nathan Jafi1 former Sc re-
O. ~ ui New Mexico. and one 81 the
leading Republicans ~ the state rs
boo Albuquerque to-day from his home
in Roswell Co attend q meeting OF the
board eft regents OF the state univcr-
s,t, Of which he is "a member
= am not e candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for congress,
said MI Iafto this morning 90 the
Herald, "uud am n no sense la tho
race. u is true that great many Of
nay friends among Republicans have
written Co me suggesting that I should
bee the nominee, and while / have of
uuuisr been gratitiod hy this EXPIRES
sion of confidence. am not To- the
running There is nothing further
tuTt ! care Co sag In the matter az
this time
"Thc Pccus valley" said Mr. Jalfa.
"is b,lug treated Co quite little row
iu the Democratic ranks IN Chaycs
county II ~ purely confined 20 local
questions, chiefly those of party man
aErmcut, ls understand Il. ana while
q la quito serious brcaK IN the party
organization, IS not likely to affect
ihr position of Democrats on national
issues. Roosevelt Is going 20 snow
considerable strength In the pecos
valley counties In this election accord
ms to present indications, although %
is sim too early To- make any definite
predictions as % how the vote Will
CO."
Mr.. Jaffl has many warm friends m
Albuquerque and throughout the
state ana h looked upon as one of
the strongest men In the Republican
party In Sew Mexico. Il rs reported
that q number OF counties viii IN
struct Tor him regardless of his an
uuuuCcm,nt that he Is not H Cundi-
date for the congressional nomination.
Mn Jatlt was urged in the first state
election as tho logical candidate for
governor. and IL rs the belief of 70
vast number OF Republicans through
uut tho state that his nomination
would have resulted iu Republican
success 40 the polls last November
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
T0DAY'S GAMES
Western League.

| BHttCtios--Crutchcr ana Gossrtti
ilagermun, Wolycrton and McCor-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

The Implicit confidence that many
People have ju yENm5arlaln's Collie.
Ih.tUga ana pI8rrE"ea Remedy IN
,ouuuod uu ;rr,Y experience in the use
of that remedy ana their knowledge
NJ the many remarkable cures % col.
ic, diarrhoea and dysentcry that Il
haa effected. For sala by gll drug.
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
SANTA FE IN PLOT
AGAINST WINE
DRINKERS
Charged That Forty.one Roads
Conspired to Give California
Champagne Advantage Over
French Product.
~, Lensea Wiz 90 nrenInR meraIAl

Washington. sept Ga cham.
payne conspiracy on the part ut tho
Atchisnn Topeka and Santa Fc and
forty other railroads was charged be-
fore the interstate commerce commits.
sion today by firm Of dealers ln
wines. The firm complained that
the railroads Disseminated IN favor
of California ohnmpaRn"s hy charging
only 81 per hundred pounds on such
shipments from California To- New
York while they fixed charge Oi
f2,?f on champugues shipped from
Sew YORK Co the Pacific coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
WILSON ITINERARY
ANNOUNCED
Democratic Candidate Plans TO
Extend Western Trip As
Far As ST. Paul and Mime
apolis.
Especial Correspondence 10 the Herald

I'F'F'"I '"EFFHN""H'E'F Y" IHF TEFFHI"
Sutgiri. y, i. sept G..-tiuyetnOt
Wilson today announced the timer
airy oi his first trip To- the central
states u Is as follows.
september L.. sioux Ciiy, In.
september Is. Minneapolis and 80,
paul
september 10. Milwaukee. Wis
september 20, columbus. -.
september 81 Pittsburgh
The governor will travel iu e spec
,iul car attached Go regular trains.
Two stcnugraphcrs. Two typewriter
Operators ana q secretary viii uccom-
pany him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

Ih" Evening ll'Iid has received
vs., iIlluWiuE communication.
tHI..I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06

Fcw, 10 any, medicines, have mot
with tho uniform success that his at
tended tho use OF Chamhcrlain's collie,
Cholorn ana Diarrhooo Remedy The
rrmursAblc cures uf collie and diarr-
horn which % has effected in almost
every noighborhoud have given u a
nIdc reputation pos sale hy am drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-06
PIONEER BAKERY
asT a0uth Etsus ssr~-s

tractinF good doal of attention ot
hte aud number of claims have
ueeu located There. Among the local
p.ou.c who aro largely Interested
thor n john Gases. manager for
N D. nuNne. a. GO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
BETHANY COLLEGE
oratorieAl Contests Held Yesterday in
Connection with Commsnee-
msnt Week Exercises.

Eefor" "a large audience. the annual
W ilitE uratorical contest was held in
Bethany college Monday evening and
was won by Edgar \. Johnson Of Auburn.
y y. Whine Harry l.. Ice Of Sureveport.
Ia, anu LnoCh charles smith. Of Craw-
IordsNlile. Ind. tied Tor close second
u ne productions were excellent and were
well rendered the contestants showing
unusual merit
IH' prizes were awarded by Earl VIII
I'f. OF Washington. o. g.. the donor
The Judges were Mr. chapman. of Wells
hurE ". F. Reed. Of Bethany. and l..
T. lIppiu. ~ cincinnati. The exercises
were held boo the college chapel and were
presided over hy President Grumhfeft
n'" %" Judges were rendering a de-
l.r.nu. ar. Wiley re,ited Poe.s "Eaven. '
us rendition was most excellent
Today viii he one " the busiest DAYS
OF commencement week The annual
reid aaN exercises viii he held this ar
tcrnour. with an unusually large list OF
entries Tor the various .unfe@fa The
Held meet viii hs followed Dos "A bail
gam" between tho college team AMI
liffrnurrH college team. The board III
trustees nIll also hold a session this
afternoon and This evening rerruttYn
VIII be- held ~ the home OF President
and Sire. trHuHlrff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
SUNDAY
Seemed Like Old Times Herr Yester-
Gay when hisses MacCiarsn and
KILLER Conducted Meetings

Last evening In the First Presby-
terrain church Miss Frances Miller ana
Mss Annie MscClaren. both young
ladies' OF the Billy Sunday party. who
ere at present holding a six weeks re-
Nivsl In Beaver Falls. Pa. was in the
city yesterday and conducted a very
successful meeting in the church.
a large crowd OF business women
were in attendance to hear Miss MIL
Ter and MacClaren. who told OF the
Nork as being done IN Beaver and At
Fargu. Miss MacClareu rendered a
lev selections and Miss Miller ad-
dressed the meeting with "A talk on the
Work that should be done after the
i'e' tings Ia order that the good NAV
be derived ther=from.
The afternoon, Miss Miller was the
guest ot Mrs. A. +. Young OF Cecil. :
lace. where q number Of friends were
gathered. and enjoyed a short talk bv
Nlss Miller. The meeting was A prl-
Nate affair and PRAYER rueetine y,as
held different members Offering prayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
WEST LIBERTY
ENTERTAINMENT
STUDENTS PUT ON COMIC PLAY.
LET LAST EVENING.
Commencement Week NJ the Normal
sehool-Larse Number VIII
Graduate This Week.

Before an audience which practi-
cally filled the normal auditorium. the
annual class entertainment OF the
junior class OF the West Liberty Nor.
NAL school was held last evening. The
program was quite lengthy. II was
opened by a drill In the manual OF
arms. participated in by both boys
and girls dressed In uniforms OF blue
and white. II was under the direc-
ton OF ]. A. Conner. a former cadet
OF the university.
The feature OF the entertainment
was playlet. Girls Boarding
School" in two scenes. The first
scene represented an evening during
the absence OF the matron and the
preceptor. with tn students and
friends enjoying a good time and in.
dulging in all sorts OF fun. The sec
ond scene represented the next day
in the classroom.
The program was closed with an in.
ternational drill OF four nations. The
nations were represented by flags and
the national songs were sung.
The class roll Is as follows: Gath.
aryn l.. Boner. Alpha Rena Coberley
Susie b. Coffield. Joseph A. Conner,
Blossom Delaplaine. Anna Velore
Fitzgerald. J. T. Former. Olive Jean
Hervey. w c. Hood. Sophia Virginia
Hart. Hanna NJ. Jerome. Mary |. Nc.
Kahn. Leona Oldham, Ethel J. Wal
lace. James +. Wallace. Florence B
VIII.
This evening will be held the en-.
tertainment by the school of music
and expression.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
VOTE

After several sessions the county Re-
publican executive COMMITTEES finally
completed the canvass Of the votes cast
AZ the recent primary elect.on at -
result will be certified TO the various
committees today.
The result % the canvas changed the
figures 20 a considerable extent on some
Of the offices. but made no change In the
general result
The total vote OF the county was
~ n. a Canvass ,ss fins. fS srSls 'ho"
Ohio County.
FOR sheriff-W. %. Alexander. 1872
Howard II Hastings ?so2; Harry A.
wood. 1908.
Prosecuting attorney-R IL Addle-
man. ASS; J. II. Brennan. eTss.
sr. iisi. Lewis Jordan. 1858: Alan II.
Assessor-GeorEe g. Bischoff 27ss:
William A. Hankey 342s
County commissioner-J +. Butler.
So Charles II. Dowler. 1871; Edward
d. Elliott. go: Lewis steenrod. 2s4s.
Surveyor-orin Killer. 6si5.
2Sss: John p. Arbenz. .S5s5. Jesse A.
Bloch. 1851. Robt l.. carp. 2T6s. Fred
= Paris. 2s06: Robt. :. Judge. 1895: X.
VI. Maxwell. 2sO1. Harry A. Weiss. 3a4T.
state senate-George Ahrendts. si5S:
oliver :. Marshall 1877.
Senatorial committeeman J. W.
AhaihH, 500 A. =. Bell. ehN2. J. g.
Berry. 25S2, DR.. W. G. Etzler. 3is2:
Henry \. Nolte, 3e5s; Benz. : Rosen-
bloom. 1883.
state Ticket.
Governor-Chas. W. Dillon. s2i: H. ID.
1853
Secretary OF state-M H. King. sOT4:
stuart p. Reed 1875
superintendent Of free sch ools-C. II.
Murray, 25OS: NJ. p Shawkey. 3es3.
AUDITOR. s Darst ssi5.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-Archi-
bald Moore, 1857 II. =. Williams, 2bi9.
Attorney general. a. Lilly. ss15
state treasurer-E. l.. Long. 1913: G.
F. Rathbone 285I
man-at-large-Howard Suth-
erland. 1880: Charles l. Teter. 2ssS
Member Republican state executive
commit Neutrality-suspicious. = -. Gard
ner. 33IS. J. T. Gibbons. 2263: p How
ard Harper. 1853: John : Noel 1853. Or
y. H. Stllysrd. 24lO. l.. %. Wilson. 2471
Member 81 Republican state executive
committee from First SENATORIAL district
II T. Behrens. Ohio county. 22I2.
Charles j. Schuck. Ohio county. 1851
Thomas J. Sherrard. Brooke county.
Congress-Alex r. CampbeU. s5IO.
Geo. A. Laughlin. 1853
congressional committeeman - Willis
H. Marshall. 272s: Leon Refer. ESQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
STAGE ALL SET
Ccontinusd from FIRST Pag..)

done in Indiana. Against all the
money. all the patronage. all the
EFFORTS OF the Heating machine with
nothing but the plain people OF the
state to rely upon. We carried the
state convention handsomely and then
by fraudulent action which can be
called only brutal in its utter defiance
OF decency, nearly two hundred dele
gates were thrown out and the will OF
the people reversed.
May LIST. In a written statement
issued at Oyster Bay. in reply TO
President TafCs speech in Bautimore.
Theodore Roosevelt further said:
In Kentucky. Indiana and in New
York city and elsewhere. Mr.. Taft
knows we'll that the delegates elected
for him represent barefaced frauds.
He stands guilty of connivance and
conformation OF these frauds: stands
guilty OF approving and encouraging
frauds. He deprives all people OF
their right to express their will as to
who has been nominated
In all these primaries and conven-
tons ! have stood for absolutely hon
esty and fair play. Mr. Taft has stood
for crooked Misrepresentation of the
whole people"
This is a most apt illustration OF
the unbridged manner in which Mr..
Roosevelt, throughout this entire
campaign, has assailed the Republi-
can party. its principles. its president
and its leaders everywhere. II Mr..
Roosevelt does not have his way. he
denounces everybody and everything
in sight, regardless OF the merit OF his
cause and in defiance OF all square
dealing. In this particular case his
decision as 10 the Indiana contests
has been repudiated by the unani.
nous vote of the Republican national
committee. The absolute bad faith OF
Mr.. Roosevelt in bringing contests as
these before the Republican national
committee Is again emphasized by the
unanimous decision again him"