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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
So Called Trust Charged With
Unlswfully Combining to
Keep Independent Manu-
facturer Out of Business.
WEISNER TRIAL ENDS
WITHOUT A VERDICT
Representatives of Union and
Southern Pacifics Lay Be-
fore Wiokersham Plans for
Dissolution.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening HcraIdl

lHA AN@HNh Nhg ~ ENtntNE fatfhfA
Trenton. s. g.. Feb. S.--The feder-
nl government made tta third anti,
trust move against the United Shoe
machinery company. iu civil suit
filed here today. charging the So
called trust with welding nn alleged
monopollstic power and unfair trade
tactics Ia force the Keighloy CON
pony competitor into an uulaW
iui contract for the ieusiE.. sale aud
fixing the price uf an "in-seam trim
ming machine" The United States
district court here was asked to ter.
inmate the contract under which the
keighloy company gave tho United
company the exclusive right 10 lease
to shoe manufacturer the "in-soan
trimming machine" the patent ol
which is held by tho KeiShlcy com
pany. Tho effect of the agreement
is declared 90 be "to pcrpctunte aud
extend q monopoly of tho shoe ma
chinery industry iu the United Shoe
Machinery company Of New Jeraey "
Following are the defendants IN tho
suit: United shoe Machinery com
pnny, Maston Mass Keighley com
pany. Inc. Vineland. n. j.: sidIey w.
Winslow orleans. Mass Edward T..
Iiudd, Newton Mass. Charles Percy
keighlcy William Bottomley Kolgh-
ley aud Charles Keighloy. OF Vine
land. n. j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Will Take no Chances With
Lives Of American Citizens
in Central America, Despite
Congressional Criticism.
FIVE MEN-0.WAR READY
10 SET SAIL TODAY
Will Be Prepared to Protect
United States Interests ON
Both Coasts of South Amer.
ica.
IBy Leased wire % EVenlnE IIarnldI

fBy Leased Wire % Evening nfoFmldI
Washington. Feb s.--preparatfonn
Tor rushing nyo United states men-
o'-war 70 both coaass OF Central
America. 10 meet anr emoreoncv
which may arise there. went forward
rapidly today The gunboal Annan~
olis her crew augmented from tk@
South Dakota ana Coicrado. ulartetl
hast nisht from SAN Diego. Cal. for
Amalpa, Honduras. to stand guard on
the Pacific side. The Nashville &C
New Orleans, La, IN expected 60 put
out for Puerto COrteA Honduras. on
The Atlantic slide. early Monday rnorn<
ing.
The cruiser Dos Molnes. now AZ
Guantanamo, the Cuban naval sta
I tlon, coaling. has been ordered 20 be-
az Blueaeids not latsr than FeosuArN
10. The Denver, which has been
standing by distressed Americans
threatened BY attack from Mexlcan
rebels az Acapulco, In q day or two
will so 10 Aceiutia, salvador. u 10
practically decided that these four
ships. whose movements were decided
upon late yesterday. will be augment
ed by the sunboat Tacoma, now al
Boston. Mass. final orders for her
movement are expected probably to
day From Iss confidential sources In
Central America thla government.
especially Interested In preserving the
peace amona the little repuollca, has
been receiving omiuohs ana apecb-
latiye reports of juntae og depoeo1
dictators and revoluilonists' meetines
here and there. plotting troublc
While the presence of Americas
warahipa would be principally intend
cd 20 provide refuge for Amerlcsus
and other foreign citlzens. there n no
doubt that marines and biue3ackets
might be used In the interior, II sit
uation should arise paraiielnE that
In Nicaragua In the recent revolutions.
when American troops were called
on 20 open a railroad aud engage tho
rebels In battle. There has been sharp
criticism in congress OF this govern
ncnts' Interference In the NlcaraguGn
revolution but Il ~ said President Taft
and Secretary Knox arc ARMY con-
,inced ~ their right 10 use American
forces for the protection of United
states citizens and property whenever
o state OF anarchy exists IN Central
America. or the established govern
ment fails 20 do 50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

London, Feb. S.-"This Gainabor-
ough portrait was used az q targe, by
youthful archers." was the statement
made by an attorney in accounting
for marks of restoration on painting
the possession of which forms the sub
lort of a law suit The portrait was
recently sold for tfg.u0Q
The lawyer said Tho picture had
been hung on the wallis of "a rect0ry
and that the two sons OF the rector
armed with bows and arrows. had used
Il as target The face was the bulls
eve. one archer made an Inner
piercing the ladys neck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Sew York. Feb. S--A primly gown
rd. mlddie-aged woman from Boston.
visited the rockefeller institute Tor
medical research In search OF new
character" very superior one she
thought this could be obtained by "A
sdrgicai operation, inserting Ia her
head new brain
The woman mld she was Miss Emily
Jane Clarke. and that Mrs J. Bcr-
lingett. Of Norfolk. Virginia. was u Sis.
ter aud her nearest relative. Sho was
sent TO the psychopathio section.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Boston, Fob. S--rreasuror Louis \
Coolidge. of the United shoe Machin-
cry company issued the following
statement relative 60 the government
suit hled against the company The
subject matter of the hlli relates 10
contract by kcighlcy company, owner
ot patents on uu Ia sram trimming
machine whereby they gave the United
shoe Machinery company. right IN
lcas" this machine but reserved "a
themselves the URat to sell the ma
chine
1T is a perfectly legitimate contract
""dor The patent hW aud Wus APPROX
"d hN counsel for the company n
waH made on the solicitation uf the
kcighloy company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

nUscd. rcd.eyed ana sncczing Fire.
men rushed into the basement but
quickly rotrcutcd dragging with
them twelve of their number who had
been overcome by the fumes. They.
too. were snoezing
So punRent were the fumes that
only one stream of water could bc
applied ~ the nrc. Those manning
this hose were relieved frequently 90
snocze the fumes from their lungs
The sulphur burned stubbornly Dut ~.
nally was cxtinguishcd
stu sncczing the drcmcn returned
20 their stations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
AMERICAN FREIGHT CAR
HAS EFFICIENCY RECORD
[ny LEASED wire 20 Egenlur IicrnIdl

tBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald I
Washington. Feb. s.-Increased eff
ficiency in handling of freight csrs
during the last siX months has been
equivalent TO Rn addition OF more
than 10000 freight cars TO the
equipment OF American railroads. -
This statement u made IN a report
to Chairman Lane, of the Interstate
commerce commission by Arthur
Hale general agent OF the Ameri
can Railroad association. who says
the figures show the American freight
ear beats tho record FOR efficienc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Houston, Miss. Feb s--Andrew
Williams. q negro, was iynehed by
mob here yesterday. williams was
suspected of having murdered Mrs
John g williams. wife % the deputy
ohancery clerk Of this county. who
was found dead In her home here.
Thursday Robbery was believed 20
have been the murder motive. when
the mob attempted 10 take Williams
from the jail. he offered desperate re-
sihance but was finally dragged from
the building and hanged on a nearby
tree
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
DIAMOND GOES CHEAP
AT DEAD LETTER SALE

Washington, T.. e., Ech. The
dead letter sale. which has Just clos
ID was very successful unc. ~
proceeds amounting To- slo,S6i It
seems likely, however, To- be- the last
one ut IL peculiar type that win be-
conducted hy the government be-
cause "t the introduction of the pHl.
eel post Among IA, articles solu
vus one catalORued as $50 tSs.
schcdul" q, unmountcd diamond, ,
J-6i carats, brilliant cut" Il brought
$3.50, as compared with seventy cents
Tor the lirSt article sold. which VAS
described az "tnau's black Kid gloves
Cs', two silk ncoktics, twu silk neck
bows"
q hrH been necessary under the
prov isiuua ut the postal laws aud res
ulttiuun Geo prepare aud catalogue az.
tiCleB tor sale iu such a. manner AS
90 preserve as tar as possible the
IDENTITY of each parcel 49, originally
posted iu order that the proceeds
could bo recovered 10y the sender or
uddrossc, Within four years from the
date of the receipt at the article iu
the division ul dead letters
VI " Nhlh l' h' lllfld'iithtlt w
continue this method or 10 hold a.,
cumulatcd packages on storage. an
der the parcel post law Ia order ,g
eliminate aS tar Ht practicable the
objectionable lottery features mNOty-
ed In disposing ut articles under tn,
custom heretofore followed. the new
regulations direct Ia effect that par
GELS viii br held in the division ol
sead letters for one year only, aftoi
which no claim tor reclamation will
be considered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS ~
STEEL TI(I 81 CASE IDtT Nj

NoW York Fob y. Resumption "
the hearings la tAo governments dis
solution suit against the United states
steel corporation set for Monday. was
postponed today because OF the hudins
OF certain important documents
Pos,ponement was taken 20 enable
the government lawyers 90 acaualnt
themselves with the contents Of the
documents. which are available at the
corporation office The next hearing
probably viii be February gs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Berlin Gets Report of Over.
whelming Defeat at Hands
of Allies in Peninsula Of
GallipOli.
LONDON HEsITATEs
TO ACCEPT REPORT
Mysterious Correspondence
Between Nicholas and Fran
CTS Joseph Excites Curiosity
Of Europe.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

London, Feb. S.-A sensational re.
port that the Turks suffered o crush
ing defeat at The hands OF the Buigar-
IAN troops Ia the peninsula or Galli.
pol aud lost l5,000 KILLED and 10 OOt
prisonors. which WAS published in Bor.
I'm THIS morning received no connrma.
ton or support from any other sourc,
Today n is doubted here whether
such a battle could have been fought
and such victory won without Rul.
sarian headquarters Fastening Official.
N 20 notify the world \ telegram
received from the bulgarian capital
this afternoon made NO reference to
any nghtiug
u merely mentioned th, departure
ui King Ferdinand for tho field
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

81. Joseph, Mo-. Feb. S.--AA tife
former pony express .lderz" who
could be located have ,eol Invlerd -
attend the unveiilng here 0n Fcbrn-
airy AZ, of "a monument erected In q
local park Ia commemoration Of the
pony express Tho monument Elanda
upon the spot from which the pony
express OF nloneer days used 20 start
for the far west. II was erected b.
the local chapter. Daughters of the
American revolution
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

charge was traccahlc 10 the assertion
by Delegate l. ). shock, OF tho West
Virginia Legislature. that he had been
paid &i.O0O aud Promised more II he
would vute Tor the two senators Ho
has reiractcd the chnrgo ana with
TINT retractiOn the entire accusation
falls 10 the ground" said Chairman
Dillingham; today explaining tho
course taken by the committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
IIen on t.lntr.lnne-

Topeka. kss, Fcb s--A lien on
sraNestoncs Is tho latest proposal "a
come before the Kansas Legislature
senator Wolf of Franklin. introduced
"a niIl giving the monument retailers
% lien ON stones they place over
gfnvrs Ma Inscriptions may be- cary.
I'D un the stones until the monuments
are paid for lf after certain time
The monuments are not paid for they
may boz sold "a public auction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
western iucl Conan, gooL. s,,,,d

san Francisco. Fob. Agents of
the federal treasury department took
possession today OF tho dock-wcieht
books and other records ~ the west.
ern Fuel company vhirh the govern
ment declares has been defraudiug il
~ customs duty Dos weighing fraud
When officers of the company failed
yesterday to produce The books iu
court. as ordered they were informed
that they could take their choice of
doing so or goiug Co iati FOR contempt
or court
Whatever tho books shalt disrlnsr
viii be- presented 40 the federal grand
Jury next Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Loeb A company. who will head the
syndicate 81 bankers to dispose Of
the Union Pacific's holdings of south. /.
ern Pncific'a stock. discussed a.
length, the details of the proposed
plan hut no announcement was made.
n II. Loomls. John q. MIburn and
John g spooner appeared for the Ein-
ION Pacific and Maxwell Evarts for
tho Aoulhern ranlfln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
LIEUTENANT PARKS
PROVES CRACK FLYER
tBy Leased Wire TO Eyonlns HeraIdl

san Diego, cat. Feb. s. First
Lieutenant ! Parks, Of the -Four.
teenth United staten cavalry. received
todny his Aero pilots license after
having made what is believed 10 bo
the worlds record in accurate land
ings. The first time Parks assembled
ne flew for approximately ten min
utes. cutting the figures prescribed in
the Aero club OF Amorlca'e specif.
cations, and landing accurately.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Pueblo. colo. Feb s-Mr aud
Mrs . NJ Proper were arrested here
today charged with tho iilegai sale
of morphine ana cocaine. Detectives
raided the quarters occupied hy ti,e
properH and confiscated u large guam
IT'S ~ drugs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Washington. lN'b. N.-rrcsidcut
TAFT today ,allod special meeting
ut the cabinet tor n"Xt Monday 60
discuss his forthcoming message 60
congress on the budget system. TIL"
president viii lay draft uf IA, meg
sage before his advisers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
DARING DAYLIGHT
HOLD Up IN
CHICAGO
Bandits Rob Merchant of 81,
600 While Big Crowd Looks
on With Open Mouths at
Spectacle.
tRy Leased Wire Ia E,ening Herald.

Chicago. Feb. s--A daring daylight
hold up here today Witnessed by a
score OF passors by ncttod two rob
bers $1,000 The victim was Morris
Noimnn aud the money WAS 10 pay
employees OF Abe Nelson. liquor
wholesaler The robbery at the point
OF pistol required hut u few Sec
onds The crowd stood gaping for q
moment and then gcve chase but the
bandits escaped
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
War Is,,nr,rneut Take Ci,nrgr.

washington. Feb. s--A bin trans
i'rrtne control of the pacinc branch
ui the national volunteer soldiers
home nt santa Monica. 'nbturnie. TO
tne VAR department, was passed bS
the 3rnate today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
FINGER PRINTS FIX
MURDER Of HIS
FATHER ON H0YT
Twsnty-0ns Year Boy Confess
eS to Crime Committed in
1911 When Detectives Draw
in Net.


Chillicothg, Mo, Feb. s.--ConT
frouted BY bloody finger prints iden@
titled as his own. LeC Hoyt. aged el.
today admitted the murder of hts
father Edward Hoyl wealthy cali
tleman. In November, isti. accoE iine
TO County Prosccutor q. 4. Marshall
The elder Hoyrs head waa crushed
with "A mattock. The boy snid hl9
father had been too severe with him
Tho son reported aindlng his fathers
body IN a barn on the Hoyi farm n
WAS believed he had been slain bY
robbers Detectives finally discov.
cred finger prints Ia blood en- an
iron tank In the barn and these prints
were identified as those OF Lee Hoyl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
pnrIfIr Men Merl MIrlrr.hnm.

Washington, Fob. -iteprcHeniu
tives of the Union Pacific and South.
ern Pacific railroads today formally
lald before Attorney General Wick
orsham the agreement for thn dlssa-
luton Of the merger. Mr.. Wicker
sham, the railroads attorneys ana
Paul y. CravRth, representing Kuhn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Washington. Feb s. Memorial dd-
dresses TOR the late senators Robert
T. TAYLOR. of Tennessee. and Gcorg"
= Nixon. ~ nevada aud Ropros"nta-
ti,cs Edmun &C. Madison aud \ G..
mitchell. of kansas we're delivered to-
dal IN the senate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Mont,pcwriu~ Nl-o broke.

Montenegro. like AN the rest of the
bclligcronts la the Balkan war is bad
ly in need of funds The government
Ht 'ctiinjc IL nov trying to place a
small short term issue here. but the
hnanciers have barred their doors and
rcsJlutely refuse To give any assistance
which might prolong the nghtlng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
HEROIC MOTHER SAVES
CHILD FROM DEATH

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb S.
, Rcali1ing that she could not es.
, cape the wheels of an oa-Tush-
Ing HutomObils which was ap.
preaching her, Mrr. Harry g.
Langemo, aged - years, threw
; her is.months-old baby 10 the
curbing Of u downtown street to-
} day and was herself crushed be-
, meath the machine. She was
} fatally injured but her child was
; saved The driver was arrested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
THIS IS THE YEAR
Of THE BIG
SNEEZE
Employees, NeighbOls and Fire
men to Number If Hundred
Join in Explosive "Ker-
Chow as Sulphur Plant
Burns.

lRg Leassa wire ~ EVseiaU Fsstal6 :
Chicago, Feb. s.-This 'yoar 0i
grace MAY pass into history as the
wear of the BIG snce1e," taking rank
With the year of the big wind" The
chorus OF sncezvs was On the hrsi
ioor uf wholesale drug house M
Wcstiake street. ln Two minutes the
wave of sneezes spread over the sec
und moor until presently i25 ein-
ployes. hatlosa coatlosr. and "ker-
chewing explosiVely, rushed into the
street Explanation of the uutbursl
was found in the burning of s25 bags
of sulphur In the basement
crowds. attracted by the gongs OF
the lire engines, rushed to the scene
but retired sneezing. The rumoI
sped TO adjoining buildings and their
occupants emerged on the street, red
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
WEST VIRGINIA SENATORS
DECLARED NOT GUILTY
tBy I.cased Wire to Evening Herahi.) }

Nby i@hhed wire "a Evening hefah')
Washington. Feb. s.-Sennt0rs
Watson aud Chiffon. of West Viz
glnia. are completely oNonerated ct
the charge of corruption in connection
with elections two years ago, la "A
report decided on today by the sem
ate elections committee. The only
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Boulder Colo, Feb. a.--,Fret
Lumsden of Grand Junotion. Colo,
was badly burned about the faca aua
hands yesterday 81 as cxpioaion ~
potassium aid phosphorus in l1t
chemical laesFulory of the unlgefaIIY
% Colorado. Luuadon was prcparlne
explosive calM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
IRoSKEFFII.ER SHOWS
LITTLE IN(pRDVI.NffgN \

brunswick. Ga. Fob. S.
William Rockefvlier was report.
} eu 90 be- little, v any improved
this morning. after hts break
, down Yesterday while he was
, being questioned by Chairman
pulo. of the house money
trust" committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

tn" allied Montcncgrin ana scrvlan
artillery are reported to have done
effective work In silcncing u Turkish
battery on Musellm hilL The Infantry
followed ~ the bombnrdmcnt bs
Iorming th' b'I at the point of tho
hayouot driving the Turks out of their
works aud capturing the position.
soriic Nas attempted by The Turk
ish troops to the south of Scutarl hut
vas Ineffective Two ottoman ships
Wero also sunk ON lake Scuturi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

TODAY's NEws TODAY--
Hou sra ~ IN she HERALD.
sia'y Ceunis = month ~ Is cents
. week delivered ~ youF door,
afty cents by man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-12
OWE THEIR LIVES TO HOBO
Passengers on Western Filler Saved
From Death by Wanderer With
Presence Of Mind.

Two hundred passengers OF he
Iouthbound Shasta limited, the South
ern Pacific railroads de luxe train be-
tween Portland and San Francisco,
probably owe their lives to an un-
known hobo who tagged the train in
time to save 1t from plunging through
q weakened bridge near Oakland, Ore.
The tramp. who was walking south
to Ashland, found q bridge q mile
north OF Oakland, on fire. He hur.
ried back along the track, lighted a
IRE OF rubbish in the middle Of the
roadbed and decided to wait until the
first train came along.
When the Shasta limited came thun-
dering down upon him he picked up
some Of the blazing embers and nag
ged the train. Trainmen we're in
clined to doubt the hobo's story. They
picked him up and the train proceeded
slowly around . long curve and then
came upon the blazing bridge. the
supporting timbers Of which had been
almost burned in two by the flames.
AS the train crew and passengers
stood watching the bridge burn 1t col
lapsed.
The track approaching the bridge
Ninds about in q long curve and It
IL doubtful II the engineer Of the train
would have seen the condition Of the
bridge in time to stop his train. The
Southern Pacific company will reward
the tramp. 1t IL announced.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-12
SAFETY RULES FOR RAIL MEN
Eastern Line Has Commemorate
Method for the Avoidance Of IN.
jurjes to Employees.

The New York Central lines have
begun the publication of a monthly
safety magazine. called Safety, which
is the official organ of the central
safety committee. Here is an extract:
Life Preservers.
II will not go underneath train or
between cars unless %engineman
knows where | am.
Il will report all defects in equip
ment as soon as | see them.
:" will not attempt to open knuck-
les with my hands or push drawbars
with my feet as cars are about to
come together.
Il will not stand between rails In
front OF approaching locomotives or
cars to board same.
Il will always ring bell before
starting engine.
Il will not go between moving cars
to cut air hose, turn angle cock. ad-
just coupler or for any other reason.
Il will always go back the proper
distance when tagging.
Il will not stand between cap and
apron Wnen COai1ng an engine I'M
will always put the apron back in
proper place when through using 1t.
4 will always be on the lookout
for side distractions and will avoid
riding on the side OF cars whenever
possible.
Il will never get on or on moving
cars or engines unless my work alb
solutely requires 1t.
I will not kick cars into a siding
others are being loaded or un-
loaded, or where men are at work on
cars, without proper notice to the
men at work.
Il will do what l a to clean up.
yards and report to proper person or
member OF safety committee any un-
safe condition or practice which !
may see."