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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
TO REORGANI PARTY
ALONG P1tDgsIttsSSIVE LINES

Chicago. May i2--First steps to-
ward "reuniting the Republican par
ty' we're taken az conference of
Eepuhlioan United Snies senators
and other leaders Of the party held
here today The conference decld-
ga 10 cali upon the Republican Ma
tloual committee at its moeting schcd-
uled Tor May 2t, at Washington. 20
issue call for national convention
This year.
TO reorganlze the party along
Progressive Hines" senator Albert y.
Cummins Of iowa; senator VIM. II.
Borah. OF Idaho. and CORNER Gov
crnor Hcrhert =. 8adiey togetner
with the other leaders "a the confer
cncc agree that the proposed conv"n-
tion shall change tho basis of repre-
sentatlon ln future conventions and
make other radical changes SO 'ha'
party shall stand "for constructive
and progressive activities IN tho af-
fairs of government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
Los ANGELES JURY
DIGS INTO NASTY
MESS OF VICE
CHARGES
Blackmail, Official Protection
Of Evil Resorts and Luring
Young Girls from Marrow
Path Among the Allegations
WOMAN DEFENDANT
UNDER HEAVY BAH
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

| ty AFnheo wire "a Eteuiog HcrNii,
Los Angeles. Cal, May i2.-Misa
Emma j. Goodman. alias Josie ROs-
enberg. pleaded not guilty today to
two grand jury indictments charging
pnndering. she is charged with nav
ing been the means Of Introducing
irene Marie Brown-Levy. " years
old. ana cleo Helen Barker. ~. to
George u. BiNby. the Long Beach
millionaire. indicted on charges of
having contributed to the girls dc
linquency. she Is In inll in default
Of t20.G00 bonds.
II WAS announced today that the
inquiry Of the grand jury this week
would revolve around the following
questions:
WAS there hlackmail ring in
Los Angeles made up of women, de-
tectivcs aud men of uncertain char
ncter who 'bled wealthy men within
their grasp
Are ccrruin resorts protected hy
police and private detectives?
The relations of certain men and
women 20 the presence of young girls
In lodging houses uf ill rcputv.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
AMERICANS SEIZED
At NOGALES FOR
SMUGGLING
SCHEME
Town Marshal, Two Soldiers
and Luckless Barsendex In.
volved in Alleged Conspi.
racy to Help Mexican Reb.
els.


my Leased Wire 20 Ilyeuipw sIssaio.f
Nognies.s Arl1, May --Cas
wnsht city marshal Of thn towns
Jack Wilson. bartender and two
private runstca STATES soldiers Uess
arrested here eafls .adas By military
authorities plot il rnnss..-s -
which Il was ms alleged olan 10 aseat
ammunition from the cavalry cnmn
and the railway WHrehouna here for
the purpose Of selling II 70 the lnnnr~
gent Scrorn state troops.
ahipment Of 12s,eO0 carlfidFee
n reported smuasled osar the Inns
near here during last night IN ak au-
tomobiica. II also Is said that tha
remaining parts Of an aeroplane.
completing the portions secured laen
Wceh at NoEaiea. sonora. were eilpn4a
through the border patrol Atinfor
Didier Masson and hts rnochanic, uha
on receipt ~ some aerop7Nuo nafia
on Saturday pretended 10 leave lnr
the south. reaEpeaFed ~ the Hfeeiean
town and departed on q special train
which came from the eant aarlf co.
day. and proceeded 10 the lnaufnent
front above Gnaymas after recoi1lug
The supposed shipments of nfnmuni.
sion and aying machine parts.
The federals from Guaymnn this
morning found themselves surround-
"a al BntamOcaI, the frat station on
che southern Pacific north OF she
Guaymas and Empnlmc nuif port.
Confronting them from the north
We're the state troops which last week
won IN three days desperute naht-
Ing which forced the HueEtn soldiers
hack toward the guilt Fpnm the fed
prai reRr the consllsutlonnlls,a Of
Colonel Henlamin IliM have rhl on
retreat. u H. reported that there ~
littie water and food ~ Batamocal.
only goo fcderala were left at Quay
mas, while HiIl's men are said 20
have Fetaken Empalme
Among nearly 500 dead bodies
found on the field above Guaymaa
were identified today the bodies of
Lieutenant colonels Reyes and vIlla-
senor, Of the federais. ard Major
Gotta of the state troops a largo
group OF panic stricken federnla to-
day hed toward uuaynns, many
|ahandoning their arms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
EUROPEANS MAY SHIP
WOOD PULP DUTY FREE


z
Washington. Mas 1.-THE customs
court today decided that European
nations are entitled to the free entry
of wood pulp and paper under the
most favored nation clause of their
commercial treaties with the United
states because the free entry privilege
Is granted a. Canada under the My
operative clause of the Canadian rcci-
procity agreement
The court also held that the treas-
urv department had placed a correct
Interpretation on tine canadian reci-
proCtv act Immediately admiuing
wood pulp and paper free without re-
ciprocN action D., canada. Dissent
ing opinions we've delivered.
Norway. Russa. Austria Hungary
and Germany claimed the right of free
entry 81 wood puiu and paper from
their respective countries Former
President Tart declined Go grant tho
request aud referred the question tO
The courts
u cannot Doe stated whether the
treasury department or the depart
ment of iusticc VIII appeal the case
90 the supreme court n has been
the attitude of the government to op
pose all appeals nom the custom'
court hccause thc aot creating th,
court says the decision 0f the custom.
court shall be nnal Tho fact thai
the question involves the interprftu.
tion of treaties may cnuse tho gov.
ornment GO appeal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
BEACHEY RESOLVES
TO QUIT WHILE
QUITTING IS
WORTH WHILE
Aviator Complies List of Dead
Air Men and Decides Game
Is Too Dangerous for 0rdin.
ary Human.
WRIGHT ALONE DIED
WITH HIS SHOES OFF
lBy leased Wire to Evening Herald. J

Try Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. ]
San Franoisoo, May i2.--Lincoin
Beachy viii never ny again. accord
Ing to "a statement h. made at the
Olympic club here last night.
"You could not make me enter an
aeroplane al the point OF gun" he
solemnly declared. I'm done.
Look" he held up a roster of ayia.
tors. Those who nave died were
marked with am asterisk Beachy
looked az list for some time In silence
and thcn began Co read the names:
Wilbur Wright" tthat was the
first one), "he died natural death.
IN" only one In the list. Here are
those that smashed. Todd ShriVer.
Molsaut. Ely. JOhnstone. Hoxscy.
Welsh, rsrmalre. Gnl. Badger Hur-
rict Quimby and twelve others.
Those dead boys were like broth
crs to me ln Chicago last Septem-
ber kearney's mother begged me not
to teach Horace any more tricks.
Kearncy. who was there. turned to
her and said Mother. must be "A top
liner In this game. must be- ~
good as B,achy or take hack seat.
/ must try the same tricks he does
Poor boy. three mQnths lister ne
was dead"
THE wife or walsh begged him 10
cut out the spiral Rcachcy does
thrm he said must do them 10
ann io get the money
charlie was doing the reverse
spiral two weeks later ut Trenton. y.
j. a wire snapped they picked hin'
up dead I was iG Albuqucruue, y
A.. at the time, Gurus wired me.
was not scared. | know nothing
would happen To me, But felt that
. had murdered poor Charlie.
a Few days mtcr his body passed
| Albuquerque In the train with hi'
widow and two fatherless babies. Mrs
/ Walsh became hystcrical
You made charlie do To- she
said some time later ] sent som,
| tickets to- Mrs Ely. She sent hack
: the tickets, writing.
" Eugene would be- with me now
/ lf nc had never seen you fly.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
IsCE RIOT IMMINENT
IN MIAMI MINE DISTRICT

Gl0be, Aria, Nay l2-AlthOuni8
Miami was quiet today followins the
race riots between American and
Mexican concentration employees yee-
terdny, feeling was stiil tense ami
peace officers feared another outbreak.
More arrests are expected 70 fol.
low the inquest over Jose perea. the
Mexican who wRs stoned 10 death a.
is then that it Is expected trouble xiii
develop. The posse sworn In b. sher-
ln Frank Haynes - st.A oa duty and
vigorous measures are DeinF taken 20
prevent further riotous outbreaks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
WILSON CONFIDENT
CAUCUS TARIFF
WILL PASS
SENATE
President Devoting Attention
Toward Recommendations
on Currency Legislation Al
Extra Session.
QUESTION OF PUBLIC
HEARINGS UNDECIDED


10y Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Washington. May l2.-rhe tarin
revision fight. shifted from the house.
viii he renewed In the senate tomOr-
row when the Underwood bill comes
up for reference to- the fnnnce com
mittec. The senate was not In session
today The house today met To dis
pore of what some party leaders refer
TO rs "chit kenfeed" with the an
nounCed purpose of adiourning al
most Immediately For three days a
beginning of regular adiournments
FOR similar periods until the first week
of June.
President Wilson does not expect
that The tarim bill viii be amended in
any important particular. lie has not
suggested that any schedule be re-
opened. has not been Informed that
the senate contemplHtcs changing the
work OF the house and is confident
that the measure VIII pass the sem
ate. So certain Is he that such an
end ~ In sight thar he probably viii
make known informally mis- views on
currency this week.
The president expressed those views
today hut did not express himself az
90 whether there should Doe public
hearings I'm the auance committee
The house wHs in session only q
few minWcs, Even minor legislation
failod Co matcrialize. ana the series ot
three days adjournment was begun.
The house VIII meet next Thursday
and thereafter on Mondays and Thurs
days until the nrst week Of June
MANY members have gone home VITA
an understanding between the lead
ers of the parties that no legislation
involving any disputed points shHll ne
brought up in the meantime.
ln the senate some Republican op-
position his ddcei0ncd to the Pen.
rose amendment to force public henri
Ing. by tno hrtnce committee. Thi-
dcNelopment Indicates that the Demo-
rfutr pnn of uo hearings viii be
carried oui. isTourh reference of m,
lil mas b. delayed while the RE-
publican lenders debate the Pcnros'
amendment for several days, begin
ming tomorroV
subcommittee of the finance COM
mlttsc and chairman simmons con-
tuurd consideration today OF protests
ana briefs to the Underwood schcd'
ulcs nl,d hy Vnried interests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
OHARA VICTIM OF
'FRAME-UP IS
OPINION or
WITNESS
Treasurer of Cook County Adj
vised Lieutenant Governor
to Pay No Attention to I'm
morality Allegations.
CHANGES EFFORT TO
BLOCK VICE INQUIRY


lby Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Chicago. May % -w.hen the state
senate committee investigating an al.
legation of immorality against Lieu
tenant Governor Barratt O'IIara re-
summed ita hrHrlns today william
O'Connell, treasurer of Cock county
took tho witness stand
O'Connolrs testimony wus confirm
atory of that given by the lieutenant
governor ON sunday u was through
the former that OHara rcoeiYud his
first definite Information of tho Maud
Robinson affidavit. Ogonncll said
that he was visited bs lilchard A.
sullivan. a deputy sheriff of sprinr-
field, iil.. with information Of the exc
istenoe Of the affidavit IN effect.
Sullivan warned O'Connoli that unless
O'lIara ourbod the Vice investigation
at Springfield the affidavit would be-
mnde the basis at public charges. This
document made no direct charge ~
immortality but related circumstances
which might be constituted as sup
porting such a charge.
O'Conneil talked the matter over
with OHara and In the end advised
O'Hara to let the alleged frame up"
against him run It's course.
O'Connell. explained that Sullivan
came te him as friend Of samuel
Davis. liquor dealer OF Springfield.
who had possession OF the affidn yit.
because O'Connell was friend Of the
Dunno administration aud might be
interested in preventing a scandal.
sullivan told O'Connell That Davis
had been summoned as a witness he-
fore The vice commission 0f which
OgiRra is tho chairman at its iirst
sitting AT Springfield. but that he did
not want to be witness. Davis pro-
posed 20 use the affidavit as club
over O'Hara 10 avoid tesiifylng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
FUGITIVE
INDICTED FOR
MURDER
Grave Charges Confront Man
Who Crawled Through Sew
er and Escaped from Leav-
enwOrth Penitentiary.

liiy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !
Davenport. Ia. May i2.--Clyde
Stratton, under arrest as pekin. lll.
who recently escaped from the Leav-
onworth federal pcnitentlary by
crawling through "a sewer, has been
Indicted foV burglary, robbery and
murder in Rock island county llli.
uuis
i'hc Indictment was made public
today.
ID is claimed Thomas Jefferson
held for the robbery OF the bank OF
silvis. December a., 1919. has con-
fesscd that Stratton assisted him "a
rob the bank by beating up the own
cr, j. Lee Crowder. who later died
~ his injuries. pekin authoriiie.
promised today to turn stratton oyll
to Rock island county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
GERMANS ORGANIZED
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
tBy Leased Wire 20 evening Herald. ]

London. MAY i2.--rhc Olympic COM
grcss as Lausanne brought out point
edh. chiefly u private conversation
among iD members. tho astounding
thoroughness of the German urganizn.
ton for tho next olympic games In
berlin n 1915. according to adrices
circulated here n ls said that four
departments OF the German govern
mont are concerned with the orgHniza-
tion of athletic clubs ana private
subscribers aro contributing on "a
large scale. American training mcths
ODDS are neing closely studied ana
widely adopted At the preliminary
opening uf Tho sindium next month
Emperor william wlli blow this highly
organized society irfn name and uli
young Gcrmuuy viii be in training
and hy 1915 ne ready 60 uomprie M
every branch oi the games.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
BOAT CLUB VICTIM
OF SUFFRAGETTE
VENGEANCE
Valuable Craft Destroyed in
Fire Started by Militant
Females; Property Worth
$4,000 Burned.
Try Leased Wire 60 IgvcoinE HcsaId J

,
london. May i2.-Ono Of the bands
of militant sunragettes, assigned TO
interfere with the pastimes of the
men OF the British isles. celebrated
Whitmonday. winch ~ a general hoii-
day here. by burning down the head p
quarters OF the Nottingham Ron, club
on the banks Of the river Trent. The
structure contained many valuable
racing and other slns The loss
was Si0.0d0
Tho fire ut the boat club wns IN
douhtcdly tho work of suffragcttes,
tho police bclic,e Three oil cans
and woman's bonnet we're found
nearby.
Officials of the Midland railway
received AN anonymous letter today
saying
"1t is my duty to inform you that
desperate act win be attempted in
fcw days 90 wreck main line eN-
press
The railway authorities think the
| lotcr may be e. hoax but they ar,
taking precautions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
RISES
TO BLOCK PLANS
OF CALIFORNIA
PROGRESSIVES
Opponents Of Anti-AIien Leg
islatiOn Invoke Popular
Government Privilege; De-
lay Enforcement Of Law.
POLITE PALAvER WITH
HON. JAP PROCEEDS


10y AHANtu WtFe 20 flEfuAuE ttnfaausl
washington. May ie.--President
Wilson beiicges negotiations between
Japan and the United states over The
allen land Legislation IN California are
NOT ln sn alarming stage. but that the
interchange of viows thus far haf
been along frank and friendly lines
clcnlatcd 20 remove the appearance Of
Discrimination against Japanese sub
iccw
The president, discussing the sub
icct informally to-day. took the position
that the ebb bill would not violate
the treaty between Japan and the
United states. lie intimatcd that
Japnn's protest was not foduded on a
claim that thcre was an snort 10 dis
eliminate against Japanese on the
ground nf their alleged inelisibiliiy 10
citizenship.
The president revealed that the
question of NATURALIZATION had not en-
tered the discussion with the japanese
ambassador but that of course, un-
deriylng the bin. F was realised that
the federal courts nad not fnaily pass
ed on 'ha question of elisihliiy.
q was upon the basis that the Jap
anese we're not accorded the privileges
OF citizenship that appearance OF dis
elimination written In the hill had
arisen. and IL was intimated az tho
white house that Tor the present. tho
hope was that the legislation In CALI
fornia either would be vetoed BY Gov
ernor Johnson or delayed by u refer
endum 10 permit smoothing over son1
features OF tho situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

New York. May i2-An unknown
foreigner from DIS actions believed to
be- q maniac. Was shot aud killed sun
day afternoon in tlc botanical gardens
of Bronx park by Policeman Frank
Anderson. The ftuceman got his re-
polyor into action after Il thrilling
nght in which the men repoatedlf
slashed at the officer win "A suletto
A group of women and children whom
Tho mnu had previously attacked and
N huso screams bad brought Police
man Anderson to me scene, witnessed
tho nght aud lis tragic conclusion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
POLITICAL DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE FOR
REPUBLICAN,
PARTY ILLS
Governor Hadley Believes Re.
union With prOgressives
Would Pull G. 0. P. Out Of
Doldrums.
CUMMINs AND B0RAH
CONSULTING EXPERTS

Chicago. May l2.-Aper the confer.
encc OF Progressive ntpublican lead
ers here today. former GoVcrn0r
IIadley of Missouri stated that "a
coalition of the Republienn party aud
the Progressive party n not only de-
sired but n heins sought"
Mr. liadley explained that this end
was being sought by the attempt TO
reform the Republican party 80 that
conscientious Progress.ycs who ieft
the party last fall could rcioin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
UNITED FRUIT MAY
Be TARGET FOR
TRUST BUSTERS
Attorney General McReynolds
May Instigate Litigation as
Result of Eight Year In
vestigation of Company.
Lny I.eascd wlre DO IsycnIne neraId. ]

lBy Leased Wire tO Evening herald.
Washington May Ia federal
auti-trust suit against the United
Fruit company was discussed at the
department OF Justice today az a con-
ference between James 4. Fowler as-
sistnnt To the attorney general; VII
liam :. Gregg, special assistant. and
'ohn r Stanchfield and r. y Wilson.
attorneys for the company. The
representative Of the company de-
fcndcd 1t against charges of violation
of the sherman arti-trust law.
For several weeks, by order of At
torney General McReynolds. the fed
cral grand jury at New York has hcen
investigating the situation II W un-
derstood the inquiry is practically
ended, The investigation of the cor
poration has been conducted hy he
government intormittently over q
period ct eight years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
DAUGHTERS 10 DEDICATE
FE TRAIL MARKERS

lhg leased WlTe 90 EVtIIInn Herald.
Kansas City. MQA May 1.-THE
dedication Of tweuly-nine memorial
markers on che SANTA 70 tyafi be-
tween Kansas City and New HrAnklln.
Mo-. win hesln ThuFsday according
to plans completed foday. Tho Ola
trail committee of the kansas city
chapter OF the Daughters of Amer
lean Revolution. win conduct tho ccr-
anionles on iso-mlle motor "trip.
Tho work of dedication WA END aate
uraay az New Franhlin. when Governs
Or Major win esslsl Ia the cefemonls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
JOHNSON DELAYS nEPIN
TO BfgYANls LATEST PLEA

NrTunentn, May l2.--ioVefuor
Johnson win not telegraph repiy TO
Secretary Bryans messaeo asking him
10 veto tho aliea land bill until later
this Afternoon and possibly not until
tomorrow.
He was busliy enGaged this mornlng
In drafting farewell message 10 the
legislature. which is 10 adjourn today
and u WAS said that he would not
take up the reply to Mr.. Bryan until
he had completed his recapitulatlon
of the work of the session
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
TatnI Auto Accident.

Eaiispeu, Mont, May ~ Mrs. u.
B Oudiand, wife of wcll-kno wa
contractor was instantly killed aod
Rev A. ~ stephenson ot llcl'na,
was soriouslg injured when an ario-
mobile In which they were riding.
plunged over "a nfty-fout omoank
ment near Columbia Fails. Fiva oth-
er members of the party escaped ser-
ious injury.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Rome MAY IA solemn ro beum
was celebrated iu 81 Peters sunday
hy Cardinal Rampolln IN thanksgivinr
Tor the recovery Of the pope. Thous-
nnds attended Am the churches
were Illuminated In the evening and
at St Peters $4,000 lanterns and
torches were utilized In Illuminating
the facade aud colonnades.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
snIcIdr KIIl. rhroe cmId,en.

Welmcr. TDN. NluY Is""NTI"t
shootine ono of her children 10 death.
Mrs. Victor sla,ik set fire Go tle
eInthing uf herself and two other
slaVik children at their home hero.
They were dead when Officers to',ed
their way into the dwelling The Voc
man is believed to have hecome tnd
4 dpulv insane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
MEXICAN CHARGE
cAI1s OK nuyAx

Washington, May i2.--Don A. AL
gara De la Terreros charge a. af-
faitcs ~ tho Mexican sInhasEs called
on Secretary Bryan today bnt would
not state that any assurances had
been given or prospects set forth ~
recognition by the united states nr
the Huerta government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
slN nrowncd In WlsconsIn.

Wuusau Wis, May ~ -GusidVe
Jahnkc. four of his children, ana n.
Roho. were drowned in the Wisconsin
river ut Strollcrs hr'dge IN the south
orn part of tho CITY. when a small
motor boat struck o submerged pier
and cupszed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
IMMORAL ALIEN WOMEN
LIABLE TO DEPORTATION


WASHINGTON. May ~. The govern
mont's contention that it has the right
under the ACE OF March l6, 1910. to
depori undesirable alien women 'nny
time after found practicins Ques-
tionable pursuits was today upheld by
tho supreme court boz the ease of Hell
ena Buguiewitz, of Denver. Colo. At
tornoys for the woman contcndod tha,
three year Limitation on this right to
dcport. found in the act of February
90 1907. still existed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
Pro.cnt Tor ncrnllnr,ll.

NeW York May i2--Arrangements
for presenting 20 Nine. Saran Bern
hafdt laurel wreath Of gold and ST.
fyr from tho dramatic profession in
tho United states and the allied arts
la recognition ~ her work Ia the ele-
WALTON OF dramatic are were perfected
al 4 meeting here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
SUPREME COURT HOLDS
UP IMPORTANT CASES
[BY I.eased WIrn to IsNenIng IIeraItl. ]

Washington. May i2.-rhc supreme
court recessed today until May 20,
without announcing decisions in the
state rate or other important eases
before Il. Il II understood an at
tempt viii hc made 90 decide an be-
fore final adjournment for the SUM
mer on June =.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
PIPE LINE employees
KILLED BY LIGHTNING


iiy Leased WiIe 60 Evening Herald,
Colllnsyilie. OKLA. May ie.-~FiVo
employees me Texas pipe time eom.
nany were instantly killed today py
q stroke of lightning ana two others
were probably fatally Injured Thr
men we're driving to the company
oil aelds. three miles from town, when
the noli struck them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
Fighters Matched.

san Francisco. Cal. May l2-
Johnny kilhano the feathcrwoiTht
champion. and Jimmy Fox of san
Francisco. have heon signed Tor a
ten round nEht a. the Oakland
Wheolmnn'a club June 5.