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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
HEARTY APPROVAL
. of HOLT BILL BY
jUDGERAYNOLDS
Office Of District Court Clerk
Should Be Filled BY Court
and Under Direction Of
Court; is Much Needed.

u heartily approve Of the Holt bin.
recently Introduced In the upper house
Of the state Legislature providing fOf
the creation Of the office of district
court clerk and believe that Il viii be
60 ne beu interest OF the people Il
Il ID passed. said Judge Herbert D.
Reynolds today when asked for an
expression as to the advlsability Of the
creation Oh the office Of district court
clerk In addition TO that of county
clerk, provided for IN the state con-
stiiution.
In my opinion Il IS necessary tor
the proper conduct Of the court busl-
meas that there shall bo 4 court clerk,
who shall be appointed by the court
and responsible % the court for any
failure 10 keep the records IN salts
factory manner A court clerk should
be- a man who has the training. - an
expert In the filing uf court papers
and the keeping NJ court records. Per
hRps In some instances county clerk
may be comueienl 10 40 che work. but
county clerk has enough 70 DO io0k-
inc after the filing % deeds and other
papers without attempting 10 caro- for
the intricate details OF the district
court.
Personally I am heartily In favor
OF the BIN and ann under the impress
sion that all other district judges In
the state are also favorable to iss
passage"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

}. y, McManus. superintendent %
the state penltcntiary. arrived In Al
buquerque today ana viii confer with
local builders resardiuR brick cone
tracts. Mr. MtMnnus. VINO was for
merry city clerk On Albuquerque says
that business Is coed az the pcnlten-
tiary and THAI accommodations "a
present are limited.
Sam Lyle, q negro blacksmith. In
dicicd Tor the murder Of Irn Carr.
on February 2Sth last, was arrnignod
before Judge Reynolds in the district
court yesterday, pleading not guilty.
Hia case will not be taken up until
the next term OF court.
IN the district court yesterday IN
the case OF Candelaria versus sanchez.
the plaintiff consented 20 voluntary
non-suit without prejudice 20 filing a
new suit when motion for q new trial
rs disposed 81 in the caso ~ Sanchez
vcrsus Candelaria.
An old faahioned social wi. be held
tomorrow evening IN the parlors OF
the Congregational church Members
81 the congregation and friends are
invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
CLASSY CARD IS
ARRANGED FOR
MAY End
Benny Chavez Of Trinidad to
Meet Charley Burns, Of Den
yer, in Twenty Round Ban
tamweight Battle.

Albuquerque fans who have long
been anxious 10 ace Benny Chavez OF
Trinidad. In action. will have an OPP
portunlty 10 DO so on May end, when
he viii meet Charley Burns 81 Denver.
IN the Eiks' theater, the bout to be
staged under tho auspices OF the New
Mexico AthieuE club, Mark Tevy, d.
rector Chavez IL one 81 the olasslest
little fighters In the game today He
Is miniature Joe Rivers and IL a
tough man 70 beat Director Levy en-
deavOred 10 match Chavez with Young
Abe Attell the boys already having
fought two draws Chavez was willing
20 fight. nut Attoil sidestepped the
bout II IL believed that Abe ~ not
overly anxious 70 take on the 19rin-
idad boy. Burns r. a conner, however
having wOne i've straight fights IN
Denver during tho last several weeks.
He is anxious 10 meet Chavez. VINO
claims the bantamweigkt champion
ship OF the Rocky Mountain diyiaiona
Chavez win arrive here tomorrow
nlght accompanied by his manager
George Joseph. Burns Wit arrive Mon
day night accompanied ~ hts mani
agof Bert conhers. Of the Rocky
Mountain News sport department. IL
Is announced that exciting prolimi-
narles will prtcede the chavez-BurnA
bout,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
CARLSBAD CLEANUP
DAY OBSERVED
Spotless Town Results and
PeOpls Keep Up Work; cet-
Together Spirit Growing in
PecOs Valley Community.

fapseiai Corfeapondsnea % sha Eaernsdl
Carlsbad, n. ~. April ee.--Ciean-
up day was duly observed On Carlsbad
saturday and when night came Il was
spotless Some people. however. think
tbet thc Job was not completed and
are siill az a. They feel that when
some 600 odd Fellows and Daughters
of Rcbokah come on Friday she town
must lock its best
superintendent J. e. Mcmahon.
Roadmnster Willard l<oone and se-
periniendent 90 BUILDINGS and bridges
joe tclasHner made an inspection Of
bridges between Carlsbad and Pecos
this week, spending two days south.
The Santa Re r. flxsng UP the line
and putting the track IN the best
condition L has ever been.
County Clerk has had busy week
IN the marriage license department.
The latest issued was 20 William
ISocher and Borthf Eiaelgeorec. who
were Joined IN motrimony about 10
o'clock saturday night BY iscv. a. a.
Davis.
n took nearly four days 10 secure
q jury Ia the ease against Wnlter a.
Wood. charged with murder. The
jury Was completed yesterday and tcs-
timony rs now being taken. The case
viii take several days. being closely
contested. Captain r. r. Huiac and
G. y. stennia appear for the defend
ant. The opening Of the case devei-
oped nothing startling, nut It Is ex-
pocted that the defense VIII be sensa-
tional II Is claimed that Wood killed
Donaldson in defense OF the home.
Tho people OF Loving are intensely
Interested In the case and nearly
every one ls in attendance.
The Carlsbad project Is being linz
proved extensively this year Among
visiting reclamation officials 10 in
spCct the work the past week were
VI. ~. Reed. district engineer p. W.
Dent, d. w. Murphy and ". n. Heilc-
mann.
The get-together spirit IL already
bearing frdit. Al present che Pecos
Water Users association. the COM
moreiai club. the cornty commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

era. the city administrator and other
organisations are working in the clos
ost harmony for tho development 81
tho community. The clehn-np dn2
was success for this reason. The
court house grounds are being beau
Titled and seats provided. The roads
through tho country are receiving
close attention. Many otncr small
improvements show the result Of Coz
operation.
The planting 81 fruit trees In tho
Carlsbad project Is being wound up.
A. G. Ceer Is just completing n block
OF ten acres. There has been no
noise about tree planting this season,
but several big plantlngs have been
made, among them fifty acres By }.
w Lewis, ten acres hy Mr.. Fuiwiler
and twenty acres By N. Hicks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

relation 70 the Harvester company.
Colonel Roosevelt IN the meantime
would make no comment and said he
regarded the matter as one to which
ne should give his careful attention
and that he could say nothing until he
had the case In hand He added that
there still was a good deal to be said
George w. Perkins issued the follow
lng statement;
'Mr Perkins said the letters OF
President Roosevelt and Commissioned
Herbert Knox smith stated the facts
as ne recoIiected them and he h glad
they were given out. He expressed
regret. however. that The present Cd.
minlstration had other correspond
ence and data from 1908 down TO the
present date TO which the public IA
entitled 20 know all the facts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
AUCTION.

on saturday. April 9th az D. M.
sharp at Franks Auction Rooms. lis
North Second street. ! VIII sen at pub
VIC auction. tor account 81 whom n
may concern. ten rooms 81 good sub
siantial aud sanitary furniture.
These goods have been removed
from the owners residence % nay auc-
ton rooms FOR convenience OF sale ana
CONSIST In part a. follows
Three iron beds; I brass bodi 3
quarter -sawcd oak dressers. 5 mission
chairs; leather-aeated rocker; porch
rockers; arm chaifai sanitary couch;
: oak chinonniersi refrigcrators;
sectional book case; oak dining table
and chairs, 3 oak center iabics.
oak buffet. I Early English BUFFET A
leather cuuCh. two $40 Kitchen
ranges, ladies writing desk and chair
several oak rockers and chairs, sew
ing machlnci SIX Navajo RUSS rubber
iired hugFy: / SEQ double harness, No
limit or reserve EeerythluE Noes %
lht highest bidder Remember, sat-
urday. Apfli tlih. "a ? p. m.
FRANK, The Auotionesr.
rtnnc $40. lle n. 1nd ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
BIOGRAPH PEOPLE WILL
INVADE ISLETA PUEBLO
Almost Ccrtnin TINT slxty-give Motion
H'irture Actors and ACTRESSES VIII
1'cffoETn Near Here.

A. the result OF the Visit 81 wilfred
Lucas. 81 the BloEraph company. 20
the Indian village Of isleta yesterday
Il n almost certain that a troupe Of
Blograph people will arrive in Aibu-
uueruue within the next two months
and pose for pictures In Isleta and
other nearby places. Mr Lucas ex-
pressed himself rs much pleased with
his trip 20 the pueblo, being warmly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
ODD FELLOWS WILL
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Ninety-Iliird Anniversary 1T FounGing
or order 10 isc Observed Tomorrow
Evening".

The odd Fellows and Re3ckahs a
Albuquerque are antlcipa ing with
much pleasure the entertainment
lows yah tomorrow night on the &C.
casion of the nlnety-thlr1 Anniversary
Of the founding OF the order a fine
program has been arranged for to-
morrow evening and II IL llkely tho
hail win be crowded with odd Fellows
and their friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
DUAL INVESTIGATION
SAVED HARVESTER
COMBINE
Former Attorney General Tells
Senate That Prosecution
Was Delayed Pending Re
suit Of Inquiry Ordered by
Senate.


fny Evcnlns Herald 4. p. Leased wireI
Baltimore. Nd, April 25.--Respect-
ing President Roosevelts letter 20
Attorney General Don.Narte, directing
the latter 10 withhold the ANTITRUST
suit against the International HiT-
vester COMPANY contained IN the cor
resp0ndcnce sent Ia the senate yester-
day by the department Of Justice Mr..
Bonaperte said the action was WITH
held pending the result OF an invosti-
CATION Of the Harvester company By
the bureau OF corporations. being
made at the instance OF the senate.
Former Attorney General Roma parte
said
'.The letter IN question was writ
ten while ! was absent from washing
on and while an Investigation by the
department Of justice was IN progress
IN regard to the nnairs " the Har-
veater trust. hat befors any report
had been made 60 the department ~
any decision reached by II.
Several months later. after the de-
nartment had received 1uIl repors
from rs Representatives. Mr. Town
send. / announced 70 tae president
tlNt Was ItuNN 20 iNNAtNAf a H'tA
for the dissolution OF the Harvester
trust, II was then ascertained that
the bureau Of corporations had not gel
completed ns lnvestleaUon of the
same Harvester trust (Which Il WAS
conducting hy direction OF resola-
ton Of the senate), and the matter be-
fng submitted 10 the cabinet Il was
daclded that lhe suit would await the
conclusion of Mr. Herbert Knox
Smiths inquiry.
III was supposed that This would
cause bot q short delay The inquiry
lasted. however not onis during the
remaining year OF Mr. Rooseyelts ad-
Immigration, but during some three
years OF Mr.. 1aft's and SO fnr as ]
know. ls not vel finished.
"rhc presidents lettor OF August,
1907. did not III any wise delay OF
affect the action Of tue department Oi
Justice and when / told him ! thought
the suit should be undertaken. which
/ pr0hably was I'VE or six months later.
be Immediately acquieaced.
''The only impOdiment was the dis
cOvery that MI smiths inquiry still
was uhnnlahed and his (Nr. Smiih'sl
statement that be could not complete
Il if the suit should BE- brought"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

washington. April 2b.--H Herbert
Knox smith. commissioner 81 corpor-
atoms. today would not discuss the
correspondence made public yesterday
81 the senate h which hC wrote Pres
ident Roosevelt la 1907 concerning
the prosecution OF the international
Harvester cOmpany.
''The letters speak FOR themselves,
said Mr.. smith. II have nothing %
say"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
ART, TRAVELS AND
MUSIC, TOPIC
Tomorrow open Day" at WO-
mans Club With Interest.
ing Lecture by Mrs. ]. ],
Runyan.

art, Travels and Music" will be
discussed az the open Day" meetipa
Of the Woman's club tomorrow after.
noon, on which occasion Mrs. Harriet
y. Runyan will lecture on the very IN.
teresting subject whit Is Art and
How TO study Music" The general
public - invited 70 this meeting %
the club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

New York. Aprli rs -@''I haven't be-
eun 30 naht." said Colonel Roosevelt
Hui whom The colonel read the papars
today be decided 10 begin 10 naht
Hc telearaphed 10 View York Tor hts
secretary and for hs records dealing
with the International Harvester
Company he aid he would give out
tonight statement Of his position 40
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

ri Paso, Texas. April zb.- hraulio
Hernande1, the rebel minister" ta
Washingtnn, who was arrested there
on "a charge 81 conspiracy to smuggle
arms ana ammunition into Mexico,
and who Was brought back here yes
terday, wrote a letter 10 General Pas
cuni 0rOzco expressing disagreement
with the iatters policies and resign
TINS as minister and as general
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
YOUNG PERFORMANCES
AT SILVER CITY SENT
no THE REF0RMAT0RY


silver City n. ~. Apr. 2t-iYginio
Chnvlfa, Gnmicindo Reyes ana Nepo-
mnceno Tarin. the three youths
charged with breaking into aud set
store last March. AFTER 3 hearing be-
fore Judge Colin -Nebltlt we're sen
fenced % Terms ranging from one 20
five years in the state reformatory
Chavira took unon himae'i the whoie
responsibility fos firing the store and
declared the other boys had nothing
10 do with ghat part Of !.
-~--es-----~a-~------ -----~--
Change program Alrdome tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

Lame shoulder - nearly always
due 10 rheumatism Of the muscles, and
quickly yields 70 che free application
Of Chamberlnin's ilnlment Tor sale
By All Dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

received by Father Dochcr. tht pAr.
SER priest. and The iioulcnont rovernof
ln charge in the absence 81 the gov
ernof.
r,t.... $500, t4.a..,.. t,,tet,t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26

behind, and flung down into b dirs
of the road. I made desperate enors
to break away, but two me1 heid-mc'
one with knee pressed into my chest
the other uplifting the butt OF q pis-
toll over my head. There was not q
word spoken, but l could see they
were in uniform. although the fello"
kneeling on me had the features and
long hair Of an Indian. My horse
started to bolt, but his lein was
grlpped, and then a third figure
mounted, rode into the range of my
vision.
Search him for weapons, Tonepah.'
said a boyish voice briefly. There
are pistols in the saddle holsters, but
he may have others. Then tie him up
as quick as you can" =
There was no m~istaking my captors
the young dragon lieutenant, and
the three who had escaped with him.
But why had they ridden in this d.
rection7 What object could they have
in thus attacking me? They Afforded
little opportunity for solving these
problems. Had I been a bale OF to-
bacco / could not have been treated
with less ceremony, the white man un.
c~lasping my belt, while the Indian,
with a grunt, flung me over on my
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26

tainly getting farther away from the
British lines, and could swing to the
left at daylight. II made little diner
ence where l struck the DelawareI
every mile north added to my safety.
NY horse had fallen into a long
swinging lope, bearing US forward rap
idly. The moon had disappeared. but
the sky was glittering with stars, and
| could distinguish the main features
of the country ~trayersed. l was on the
summit of a slight ridge, but the road
swerved to the right, leading down
into a broad valley. There were no
signs Of habitations, until we rounded
the edge of a small grove, and came
suddenly upon a little village OF a
dozen houses on either side the high
way. These were wrapped in dark
ness, apparently deserted, shapeless
appearing structures, although !
thought one had the appearance Of a
tavern, and another seemed a store.
There was q well in front OF this last.
and water sparkled in a log trough be-
side 1t. My horse stopped, bury1ns
his nostrils in the water, and, sud
denly made aware Of my own thirst,
| II down from the saddle. My
hands were upon the well-rope when,
without warning, I was gripped from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26

would not be likely to air them before
me. I don't know what fool trick you
played on her last night, but she's on
the tight side just the same"
II think 80, too"
His ann was so d~isagreeable
that / instantly determined to have an
end. | had more important work be-
fore me than qusrreling with this fell
low, and, somehow, his claimed fnti'
macy with Mistress Mortimer grated
upon me strangely.
IF that is all you requested an I'm
terview for, Captain Grant" l said
coldly, "T1l trouble you to return to
your men"
Irritated that / had even condescend.
ed to question him, l turned back up
the road to where the men were yet
busy about the wagons, spoke a few
words to Duval. he explaining to me
the best route toward the river cross
lag at Burlington, and then swung in
to the saddle and sent the black for
ward to the crest of the ridge.
| permitted the animal to go his
gait, and for q mile or more he kept
up a hot gallop, finally firing to a
itrot. So far as l could Judge from the
few stars visible We WERE travelling all
most due north. However, / was GER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26

once. It's scarcely likely We shall
ever meet again. The daughter Of a
colonel of Queens Rangers Is not apt
to come again into contact with an
officer of the Maryland Line. ! don't
know why you should single me out
in this matter. / don't even know the
lady's brother"
Her brother?"
Yes, the family renegade; the twin
brother on Lees staff"
l could not perceive the expression
OF the mans face, but he was a long
while answering.
ooh, yes. She told you about him."
ut was mentioned. Would ! know
the boy from n resemblance to his
sister,"
Yves, at least l should suppose
so. You must have become very init
mate for her to have told you that.
You see tit is a family secret"
Nothing for Tories to boast over,
j should imagine. However, it anne
up naturally enough while we spoke of
the sufferings of the American army
during the winter. II is a sad thing
the way this war has divided families.
Has Mistress Claire any Colonial sen.
timents2"
How the devil do l know! She
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26
! He drew a quick breath, suddenly

! He drew a quick breath, suddenly
aware that he had gone too far.
ut Is your sneaking spy methods,
not the girl. She is innocent enough,
but l suspect you dragged the truth
out OF her. Now see herel" and his
voice took on the tone of a bully.
You are In power Just now, but you
won't always be. You cant hold me
prisoner; not with these ragamuf1ns,
They'll turn us loose as soon as they
loot those wagons. / know how they
work in the Jerseys. But first | In
tend to tell o something 1t will be
worth your while to remember. Claire
Mortimer is going to be my wlfe-my
wife. War is one thing, but II you In
t%erfere in my personal affairs again,
| am going to kill you"
Indeed smilingly. Us Mistress
Mortimer aware Of the honor you are
according herr
She Is aware of the engagement,
If that is what you mean. 1t has been
understood since our childhood"
oh, ! see; a family arrangement.
Well, Grant, this is all very interest
ing, but am unable to conceive what
| have to do with It. | met Mistress
Mortimer by accident, and then was
fortunate enough to dance with her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26
Copyright A. c. GeClurg & Co, 1911.

You're wanted down thar" he said,
sith the Jerk Of a thumb over his
ihoulder. THE Tory officer wants
b see ye."
What officer? Captain Grant,"
81 reckon that's the one" indiffer-
bntly; anyhow [ was told to fetch We
Town thar. Bannister sem me"
I went as he directed down the
lutty road, my newly appropriated
Sorse trailing along behind. Grant
vas pacing back and forth restlessly,
put, as soon as I appeared within the
are radius. he came toward me.
Can 1 see you alone?" he asked
b%rusquely.
'If there is any reason for privacy,
certainly l answered in surprise.
rWhat do you wish to say?"
This is a matter strictly between
us" evasively. 81 prefer not to dis
puss it publicly here"
] had a suspicion of t~reachery. yet
was not willing to exhibit any reluc-
lance.
every good. Bannister," to the par
Albdh II 'hdi So 4 dlI "OiN :
Captain Grant, and will be responsible
for his safe return"
The mar looked after us doubtful
fy, yet permitted us to pass beyond
The guard lines. There was a stump
beside the ford, barely within the flick
sr Of the distant fire, and there | stop
ped, leaning against my horse, and
burned so as to look into the mans
face.
well, Grant" I said, rather sternly.
1--WE are alone now; what is IT,
He cleared his throat. evidently
uncertain how best to express himself,
"Why did you ask 80 many ques-
tions about Delavan's lieutenant?" he
began sullenly. What were you try.
ting to find out?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26
CiiAPTER K.
4 Capture.

What was the matter with the fell
low? Could he have sent for me
merely to ask that question, insisting
on privacy? There must surely be
some hidden purpose behind this. Yet
If SO, there was no betrayal In the
mans face. His eyes had an angry
CLEAN in them, and his words vera
Bhot at ne In deadly earnest.
"The lieutenant" l repeated, not
prepared for a direct reply. why, l
hardly know-ouriosity largely"
He stared at me In manifest unbe.
1ief.
What do you expect to gain by
1yfng?" he exclaimed sullenly. You
isaw him, no doubt, or you would not
have asked what you did"
Certainly | saw him." more deeply
puzzled than before at his inslstence.
'That was what aroused my interest.
He seemed such a mere lad as he rode
past and later I heard his voice.
the voice OF a boy"
Was that all7"
IAN! What else could you sup
pose? II was dark. only a little CLEAN
Iof moon revealed outlines. I couldn't
distinguish the face, but when he fail
led to appear after the fight | remem.
ibered him, and was afraid he had
been hurt. Now | want to know
what you mean. Who was the lad?"
He had seated himself on the
stump, and was leaning forward, his
| face hidden from the light OF the fire,
well, go on them" he returned
Ninally. "If that's all you saw of him
avs all right"
= mo, it's not all right" l insisted,
.aroused by his peculiar actions. What
ttsN all this mystery about? You told
me\ you didn't know the man"
II said I hadn't seen him, that we
Joined Delavan after dark" he cor.
reeted sharply. But you needn't try
TO interview me, Major Lawrence"
stiffening with anger, FOR I haven't
anything to say to a spy and leader
Iof guerillas."
"You requested this interview: how.
sver. II you arc satisfied I am, and
Dou can return to your men. Shall
call the guard7"
He hesitated a moment, but what.
over it was which had first inspired
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-26
f.oa. and began binding bands ana

f.oa. and began binding bands ana
feat I kicked him once. sending him
tumbi,ng backward. but he only cams
back silently. with more cruel twrss
OF the rope, while the boy laugheos
bending over his horses neck.
"Hoist him up on the black laos
he said shortly, refining back out OK
the way. "Delavan's horse, isn't III
We, tie his feet underneath. and n
of You keep a hand on the reins. Peter
you and Cass ride with him. want
Tonepah with me. All readyf Wen
take the east road.
Some one struck the horse. n ne
plunged forward, swerving sharply TO
the right in response to the strong
hand on his bit. / swayed in the sad
die. but the bonds held, and we Wenp
looping forward into the night
(To Be o~U-ltinued.)