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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-07

Long Branch, y. j., July G.-MarY
Kruger was arrested here late to-
night. charged with completely in the
theft of $4,000 worth of jewelry from
tho home Of Harry J.. Haas. where she
has been employed for two months as
a maid. Since the robbery it has been
known by the police that she received
code messages from a supposed cousin
The messages were in a mans hand
writing and the woman refused 10
translate them. This. coupled with her
refusal to permit finger print impress
sions Of her hands to he made, con-
WINGED the police Of her guilt.
For more than an hour tonight the
woman was subjected to an eXamina-
ton on the porch of the Haas summer
home on Norwood avenue. She at first
denied knowing John Mcintyre, one OF
the men arrested in Greenwich, Conn
hut later said she would tell all if she
knew that Mcintyre had been arrested,
The Kruger woman. who is about
thirty-three years old. was taken TO
the City Hall, where, it was said she
made a complete confession
4 third arrest here is expected on in
formation given by Miss Kruger.
ono Of the letters to Miss Kruger.
intercepted by the police, read, Your
cousin leaving for New York.-Eliza e.
beth" The letter was mailed in New
York
In her detailed confession Miss Kru-
ger said
The robbery of my mistress. Mrs.
Louis Haas, was planned on Tuesday
night the night previous to the rob-
berry. Ny husband, James Mcintyre
whom I married in New York on jan
uary u, came to the Haas cottage ana
We planned the robbery.
1T was arranged and carried out on
Wednesday night that he come to the
house al $50 o'clock when the Haas's
left. / admitted him through the front
door and together We went 10 the bed
rooms Of the women folks and gath
cred all the jcwclry We could find.
Mcintyre left the house at $40
o'clock ny the same door through which
admitted him with the 10000 worth
Of icwclry. As soon as he left |
screamed for help and alarmed the
other servants 10y telling them the story
of seeing a robber i'm the house"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
JAPAN NOT AFTER
WAR At PRESENT
DECLARES Mr..
CREELMAN
Points Out That Country Is
Without Friends and With
out Credit; Bankrupt Since
Bloody War With Russia.
"JAPs NAUGHTY BUT
THEY ARE NOT FOOLS

New YORK;. May S.--Noihing could
be more stupid. not 10 say dishonest.
than tho attempt 20 cocrce the ac-
ton Of the sovereign state of Gait
fornia in deciding whether Asiatic
aliens may or may not own the soil
By the pretense THAI the question In
wolves the risk 81 war with Japan
says James Creclman in the New
York Mall
The sober truth "a that Japan ~ not
In "a position 10 60 to war with any
important nation. and that nothina
could be more remote from the minds
Of its responsible statesmen. who are
today grappling with tremendous
problems OF NATIONAL poverty.
u VIII be many years before Japan
Will be- in hLanciM condition Ca
undertake another serious ntcrna
tionnl armed struggle
Truth About the War With Russia.
since ~ bloody and wastefui war
against Russia which left II with an
empty treasury and an enormous
new national debt Japan has been.
In sense, bankrupt
IL WIS Japan. and not Russia. that
FIRST approached President Roosevelt
In the hope OF obtaining peace.
Japan had completely exhausted its
financial resources IN that giant
struggle
Having little stored up wealth OF
her own, abe had borrowed enormous
inns in other countries. and was
willing to borrow again. but sudden
~ the bankers al the world refused
20 furnish any mare money
u became evident 10 the capitalists
and iinancicrs Of Europe and America
that n would be dangerous TO add
vance additional funds 10 naturally
poor country already overloaded with
debt. to be- wasted VA what was seen
Go be hopeless warfare; and tn,n
Japan sought peace.
TIA, ~ the true story of the end
of the Russo japanese war.
In spite 81 its appalling expenditure
Of treasure. it, victories in the field
did not bring "a dollar into Is exhaust
ed treasury Peace was accomplished
without the payment of "A cash in
demnlty ar any equivalent
Ever since then the Japanese have
been staggering under the cruel bur
den OF taxation necessary tu meet the
immense financial obligations in
CURED Ina the great war.
There H. not single Japanese
statesman who does not know that
hls government could not borrow
funds in any market to engage in a
conflict with the United States.
without money war N impossible,
particularly war with Il rich and pow
erful nation.
The suggestion that " California
should deny right of ownership la the
soil 10 persons ineligible 10 become
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

(National Crop Improvement serticol
The county farm hurenu in charge
Of the county agent is ~ reality an
Agricultural Commercial club corre
lating an of the different forces DIS
the county The county agent opre-
SCENTS the a.. 3. department nf aaricul-
turo, the State Agricunufal colirre,
the commercial club. the bankers. The
grain exchanges and othor national
associations.
ID ia his work to become mol only
gdViRer Go the farmers, pnt t0 hurnoss
an Of tht forces in county to wurk
together. What he must have o. tenfn
work
one OF hls first duties o. ia learn
IA SOIL conditions, und tn pas each
land owner into touch with me prupr
ar Information 10 build up hn innd.
TIE asks the agricultural ouIlaEe iof
aid boa short courses. iHstiini. do-
mcstlc science, fcin demonstration,
seed testing. draineEH tics fhff send
INK him exports te help him un Hil at
these subjects Pic forms hlf iHrmsIs
clubs in each township and organizes
his county committees on Hnrlnl Nie
shipping and marketing covering uh
kinds of products. uiflfu uud other
iogumca dairying poultry. horucul-
turp. 1.-Two stock hrcF etc iio fIHHs
au the farmers Clun7 and grnngeT.
and gets each locDl chapter Goo cone
slider ail of these questions in tho
work bcing carried on hy ihe farm ~
in the township,
The grain exchanges and ether MAJ
tionll associations lend nrH'fiHnc' uii
corn. wheat oats, rro, barley. hay ana
holp Win the pure seed breeding.
Tho commercial Climb ana nuul ~
inin the organization. nnd Hrt 800 fhc
committees ou finance. CREDITS i1tlH
accounts. transportation, luN lnnl
lord aud tenant fiioa aud permanent
improvements of on KINDS
the marketing committee N r"r
hapa the most important io hiul u
employs gn attorney WHOM necessary
and protects ihe iufagrne Of rr'r
culgeu. Whether he hrlnneH tn enc or-
gnui1tion or not WIZ investigate Atl
complaints and putting no Weirh ni
| the entire organization inrt ui ~ ih
! sisi that commission mon play iHir
/ Thcy also fer attnr thr proper n4Dh
l ing and traffic muiters In connection
with thD various riuh on various uh-
! ifCie
~ obtains concerted action on
road huilding rnd hne "a STRONG com
mHios iu foe tlmt ihe county DiilfIil'
deliver no rnudT. an0 tnnt aperii'f
/ plans hrp mGdo to Improve ihc rtad
mile ny milo. aud lo uwiuinin tnem
by draggiuM 90 otherwise aesoiains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

cltlgens Jnpnn might. In sudden
fury 81 Indignation. be driven % de-
clare war against the United states, a
a mere irridescence Of daring dipiom-
acy.
The japanese mobs may Shrek un.
der the leadership Of the yellow Jan.
anese press. fer lts hurts the pride
81 the people ~ Japan 20 be clnsaed
IN any way with the Chinese, whom
they affect "a desplse az an inferior
and bnrbarous people. but the Japan
ene government has not the rcinotcsi
iden of reeorting 10 arms whatever
California may decide 10 do.
Japan Is not only without money
ana credit, but II II aware that the
Panama canal - rapidly approaching
completlonfand that when the water.
way between the oceans II opened the
whole Atlantic feet 81 the United
states can be swung into the Pacific
ocean In few days.
with its Atlantic and Pacific forces
united at the present time. the Amer
lean navy could confront Japan's a..
teen battle ships with AZ least thirty
three battle ships, eight OF them belns
dreadnouRhts.
II II true that practically the whole
Japanese navy IL kept In Pacific wat
ers. while our active and reserve Pac-
lfic fleets consist ~ one battle shin
ana about twenty cruisers.
but " " well known fact that.
should great emergency require Il.
the Panama canal could probably ne
prepared FOR the passage Of our great
Atlantic fleets. active and reserve, BY
the end Of this year.
No. the Japanese government may
be sensitive about the proposed laws
OF California. hut Il n not thinking
about war with the United states
The Japanese are naughty. hut they
are not fools.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

quarantine IS continued GA the a4tlfe
finfee nf feNAs uud New Mckieo ard
portions ~ Arizona California. Colo-
rado, Nevada and rtnh Kentucky
has been freed ~ thls disease thfpinh
tho Joint efforts ~ federal aud state
authorities and progress Is being
made IN the other stnto2.
The portions ~ states remaining IN
quarantine are as follows
In AFizona. Navajo aud Apache
counties.
IA California, The counties o. Teh-
anna Mendociuo. ilaan. Bltte. Yus.a.
suffer. c0insn. Lake. sunoma. Napa.
Soiano. fulo. sAcrdisnni4. Caiottrns
san Joaquin, Contra Costa. Alarin.
san Franciscos san Mafcu. Alanieaa.
stanlslaus. Santa Ciara. SANTA cruz.
Monterey. san nenito. Fresno. MERGED
Mar'copa MADEIRA, Teiare, KINGS
Kern. SAN Luis Obisuo santa anr-
hara. Ventura I.os Angeles. Orange.
luSeraide, San DIEGO. and lmnesial.
"a Colorado, the counties of ltAne-
JOS. iiin tifanbe. Saaunrhe. isaaf6a no.
tostlila. las AnlmRs. Haca. Weut,
prowers, aud Oiero tnd portions 81
Montezuma. "a Plata. and Atchulete.
Ia Nevada. the counties - fliko,
Humboldt and White Pine
In Utah. the counties ~ naxelder.
Tooeie. Iuab. Willard. SEWER. sannela.
riAh Salt Lake. Davis. MORGAN.
weber Cache. Rich. summit. Waeafrh.
Carbon. Emery. WAYNE. Grant,. Aud
tiuia
Copies OF The order CSC. l9f1 giving
The conditions % the quarantine maF
bt obtained on application 20 lhc chlef
Of the bureau 81 animal industry
United States department 81 agfIcul-
ture, Washington. n. q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
JOHNSON GRASS A
REAL PROBLEM N
MESILLA VALLEY
Committee of Fibab Club APP
peals to Farmers for Aid in
DISCRIMINATING Pest of the
Agriculturalist.

Las Cruces. n. NJ. May s--The
Following manifesto against the pes
iifesous johnson grass has been pub
liAhcd here:
Our Iate Legislature failed 10 pass
any law 20 assist in controlling and
eStermsnasinG Johnson grass. Your
committee believes that our repre-
hentatives lahOreS faithfully 90 carry
Out our wishes In this matter But
There are parts Of our state where
Johnson grass IL considered an i'm
portant crop, and the REPRESENTATIVES
OF those portions were unwilling 10
90 anything that might endanger
their crop.
Perhaps IL makes little difference
60 the farmers Ia bona ANA county
that no laws hearing on this subject
were enacted. as the determination
and control of this grass must rest
with the farmers own exertions.
Therefore. your committee recOm-
mends and urges all farmers TO arise
90 the seriousness OF the situation
and 30 20 work with all the inteili-
gence and energy they possess Ia get
rid OF this pest. We believe that u
Is simply this--the farmers must take
the Johnson grass or the Johnson
grass win take the farms. There are
al present many superior tracts OF
land In DOna Ana county which. on
account of their being infested with
this grass. have not a market value
of fifty per cent of what that value
would be II the Johnson grass was
not on them.
II is not probable that farmers in
this valley yet know the best way OF
getting rid ct this grass. Therefore
your committee recommends each in
terested person 10 begin at once with
whatever means appeals 90 him, and
do his best 10 ind some way for sue.
cessfully accomplishing the task. Al
ready several farmers whose farms
are infested have made the declara-
ton that the grass has To leave their
places. This N the spirit that VIII
bring success--laW or no law. Let
us an work together In this matter.
Let us see To II that the grass Is kent
on the ditch banks and where u Is
now growing let us get IL out. Your
committee believes that large part
% ,he real Vame OF this valley de-
ponds upon concentrated. cooperative
work I'm this matter. viii each one
do his part and do Il now?
HIRAM HADLEY.
r.. y. HIMBERT
J. W. TAYLOR.
johnson Grass Committee of the III.
bah club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

90 conditions This Is one Of his most
iinpufluut committees.
Through hs public schools he takes
$50 ihe subjects with various commit
ines on hnne aud social life. libraries.
sopd testing and other contests. forms
Hcinol and home gardens. boys and
sillF ciutf and as many other thinss
aa ht csn find enthusiasm to uEior-
take
All uf which shows that the county
HReuf has somcthinv moro 90 de- thstn
merely ro about advising farmers
how tu du lt'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
Insnlre,l pntriniIsm.

The late senator Hoar was once
lmportuned 20 lend his influence Ia
behalf of q chronic office seeker. II
was not "a difficult matter 20 crafty
the applicants ambition hy securing
for him a place as consul at "A GUAM
which was not considered highly
desirable ofhce. The newly appoint
ed official had served but a short
time, however. when his wife, UNI
able withstand the malignant climate,
sickcned and died. Dlsheartened
and discouraged, he resigned his post
and returned home. Some years
later the senator wuE mildly surprised
az being again approached by the for
mor consul who asked for reappoint'
ment 10 his old berth Perhaps
can do something for YOU" said Mr.
lIoar. hut. considering your tragi'
experience there. your request SCENT
u little strange"
~ know" explained the aspirant
n trine ruefully. but YOU see, sen
ator. I'm married again. Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
sCAB QUARANTINE IN
SHEEP CONTINUED IN
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

Waahinston. - g.. May Shy an
order issurd hy tho secretary OF aari-
CULTURE Ore take erect May J.. the state
of Kentucky ls released from che
quarantine tar sheep srah. and tie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

NN"g - =
There a. host ~ pills. powders,
tablets ana whut-nor FOR rheumatism.
but they an lack the first essential so
bcing natural medicine To begin
with. rheuindtigm In simply name
given Ia designate variety of palms,
and can only be- reached by irrl-
eating the entire blood supply with a
naturally nssimilntivo Antidnte True.
the pains may be ensed with mar
cotlcs or the acids may be- noutraiized
FOR the time being. But such methods
merely tcmpori1e and do not even lead
60 % cure There is hut one standard
rheumutiam remedy. and IN sold IN an
drug stores under 10" name Of = \ s.
II contains only pure vegetable
elements and W absolutely free NJ mere
curry. iudide ~ POTASH ar arsenic. ana
has proved wonder Tor every form
~ rheumatism.
The reroveries 81 an iyneN ~ rheu-
matlsm nv the use ~ \. - = Ia n hne
tribute 20 the natural efficacy ~ this
remarkable medicine. for II IN aHslmi
lated just 40 naturally. Just a. specih
caily, and Just ns well ordained ns the
most acceptable most palntabie and
most readily dlgeatcd food 10 not
faii 10 get bottle ~ X n \. to-day
You viii be ast0nished AZ the resuitn
N your rheumatism Us ~ such nature
that you would like 10 consult a great
specialist conndenilsliy. write 10 The
Medical Dept, The swift specific GO
lsY swift Bids, Atlanta. Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

u would surprise you TO know ~
the great good that IN being done by
Chamberlains Tablets. Darius Dow
Itey. OF Newberg Junction, N. D..
writes. My wife has been USING
Chnmberlain's Tablets ana finds them
very eifeCtual and doing her lots OF
good" II You have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them
trial, For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

Maude W. Mnehiet. Urinary Eancnslom." a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
COuntyUnit Plan

For Obtaining Inn
Conditions
County Agricultural oon'ncrcni fnrean.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

THIS n the time of year when good
alfalfa II scarce. We have some thnt
can not he beaten. y. W. Zee.
Phone 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
IIlRAM HADLEY,

Johnson Grass Committee of the ri.
bah club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

There Is report bvn- circulate
that am unable 60 attend Oh "r
practice ON account o. 800 health &
oi.h 10 say thar am uroreer nhf
'gauy and in better teafh tlan 3
have been for lHarteet Feir.. A..
report % the contrary are msli0ioH
falsehoods DIR q. % GlSf.
nf'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
Twenty-three out Of The Twenly.four out Of
twenty-five

Twenty three of be twenty four who wearing
Tdpcs Hasr and who have them after season.
viii tel YOU they good hose hc price, three
f. . Sl00
lle twenty fourth will Tell you hey JOSH ordinary
hose and He probably won't hear from ,he tsny.h SO
we have majority Of IS oul Of Is who fully ,pprc-
cste The lru.ld goodness Of IdplcS Hose. drr, pairs
for 500
Tho -ecc, Of their satisfactory service lies IN tbc makeup,
hr-c.py heel tee ard ,oc thrccioch garter top az Of
special vegetable dye that won't make the yarns tender
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
If We Were to Tell You

That never before in history has there been
such Dress Goods Bargains as these" would
you hurry any to get what ycu want! Do you
think the bargain would be greater? Do you
believe that advertisers who use such Strong
sauce" keeps fully posted on the bargain his
tory? To all The above, we don't
AT the present these are the best bargains we
have to offer in Dress Goods and we have
cause to know, without excessive enthusiasm,
that these are good bargains.
54-nob Wool Suing plain on side, plaid the reverse
$50 Grade a, ............... .......... Sl15
s4neh Heavy C'oadng soft t,yo-oued diagonal good
$500 quality Al ........ .......... ....... Sl65
45-nch Wool Ottoman three popular oolon FOR suit and
dressc.; $l.75 grade at ..... Sl35
54-inch fine Wool Eponqc in Copen and brown $3.50
fabric q ......... ...... ......... $l95
54-inob CIosur heavy diagonal chcvio appro-
pirate shades. 81 so fabrics At ..... Sl95
36.inch Wool suitngs priced regularly soc
3e-ineh Crepe Sin Brocado Use goods a, ....... 5oe
These prices apply only fabrics designated and do rot A.
feet like prices other dress goods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
Thirty Women

May G-i r. attractive SUI bargain IN the Annex There
ore jo.l thirty sa,f special display -a-N 'a5i carried
over from and the p1ro tags lhcm read from
$500 90 5000 The styles rood enough 10 escape ho
"'a, osr, and Do, fabric. fine Tor knookaaoul suit
most an woman should feel dressed zap Of these suits
81 $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

Social Character NrE Fipk.u
Education Mra hpl.
Amsloa Appeal .r Buffe
America Woleoms l.m Heu
Russell
Tho Westminster GuI Di thc D.l.
trail Presbyterian Chmu wiiI
Monday N1..mIer l0 . Dl.n.
Win Nr Dram tiHk Igl.
The loIoaIlg question 100 c1ap'.
NJ the Ncu America $50 ue u.e..
J what o1H.ri1ui.us hal r
Continents made % ourcounty
what D. tho ul1me1taI .Iiar
atare %, America. az Tnsns a.
rived
What rterf0 .uiHeg'
uas started b. Adorir ludH,n
VIVA. .arge eleull of ol p9r
uaiion d indirectly tht.c'
Wha, the l..ory 600 Ur.
/ OF Chinese .umIrraf0'
What a.a fhe %. Iers Y' H.
cams. Hir4a hrmeans Do i.
+ country
Gsp three diflrHccs bDtN',.
| Asiatr ana elropea Immigrant
cite amplos n Asiatr M
/ T.Yri.EIpg ID. the ia State,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

The Junior class 70. the u.-H
school entertained thi football team
and friends with masquerade
dance az the houe = Nr aud Nr.
% sockRcU los Van Buren,
street last uistf 1he affair N'.
lighI, ENJOYABLE Delicious r'.
raahnr.ts were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
VISIT TIE ANNEX
Why Of Course!

You can actually buy as good shoes here for $3.50
sell al sIlg These selling $3.50 look IN, Sl0O
part an w. are testing them out m actual $500 service We,
ihe price only $3.50 Gurrcal kidsin and palcuup-io-
date button models thai "a h>c a glove. or COURSE We
have plenty Of Loo model, that nwardv inn'icaiy
better al their price, and those famous WCkERT CAR
DINER fire shoes are here Decides
CAREFULLY EXPERT SHOE SERVICE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

a0l4. Character Mu Fipkn
Education Mrs trl.
Amolca Appeal .r Buffe
America. Welcome l.m Bernie.
Russell.