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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
BRUTAIAY ASSAULTED AND
SHOT. DECLARES MOVER

Chicago, Dee. 27.-M. J. Riley. Chi
caRo representative OF the Western
Federation 81 Miners. today received
telegram from Charles u Meyer,
president Of the federation, In which
Meyer. charged that he was shot In
the bnck while In his hotel room and
dragged out OF Hancock Mich, by u
mob OF guards and members of the
citizens Alliance. The telegram reads:
Iron Mountain. Mich Dec 26.-
Tanner and myself were brutally as
saulted IN my room In the Scott ho-
tel. la Hancock tonight. 7 was shot
in the back and dragged for more
than a mile and "a half through the
streets OF Hancock by a mob of Wad-
dell Muhon thugs aud Citizons' alli.
ance men. put aboard "a Milwaukee
train and threatened with death u
dared TO return. But nave the press
say this for me: that the cause Is well
worth the suffering which | have un-
dergone. The cause OF the striking
miners is just one and they viii
win.
CSigned.) CHARLES n. MOYER."
Officers OF the Chicago Federation
OF Labor have called a mass meeting
for tomorrow To protest against the
treatment Meyer says he received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
CHARLES MOYR BEATEN SHOT And DRIVEN OUT OF COPPER STRIKE zEBY MOB

ters early today.
The local union men were bitter In
their denunclhtion OF the "kldnap-
ping" Of Meyer.
IL was declared al the Calumet un-
ion headquarters this morning that
President Meyer Of the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners was shot In the
shoulder and head before he was de-
ported by unknown persons from the
copper strike district late last night
This report can not be confirmed.
II was said by local union officials
that the kidnapping" will have no
effect on the future conduct Of the
strike. although they believed Il would
result Ia congressional investigation
which federation leaders have been
urging for several weeks.
Sheriff Cruise is investigating the
Meyer case but so far has been un-
able 20 solve the mystery
There was little indication that re-
lief from the committee OF citizens
would be more acceptable To-Day 20
victims OF the Italian hall disaster.
than II was yesterday. Some mer-
chants reported that they had filled
numerous orders for black dress goods
intended as material for mourning
costumes, but none would admit thar
these were traceable 20 the relief
committee That body accordingly
was again confronted with the task
Of disposing of the s25, 600 for which
Il has az yet found no takers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
WESTERN FEDERATION
DEM ANDS INNf.SGIG ATION

Denver, Colo, Dee -s-Ndhohdl
officers OF the Western Federation ot
Miners az headquarters today sent
telegram To secretary of Labor Will
son asking an investigation Of the
dsportation of Charles n. Meyer.
other telegrams were sent to various
local ORGANIZATIONS OF the federation
directing them Co hold mass meetings
In protest against the attack on the
president OF the union.
OHcers OF the union stated t'al
after the receipt OF Information from
labor attorneys ln Michigan, efforts
would be made 20 secure redress by
constitutional means.
This is the second alleged kidnap-
ping iu when Meyer had hgured.
with William -. Haywood and George
A. Pettiboue, he Was arrested ln Feo-
ruury. 1909. charged with tho murder
of former Governor Stcuenborg NJ
Idaho. The arrest was made ola a
rouuisition made by the governor oi
Idaho and honurcd by the governor OF
Colorado. and the three union officers
we're hurried Go a special train o'-
fore their counsel rae time 10 secure
Writs OF hubeas corpus. After the
prisoners had been taken To Idaho,
habeas corpus Writs were sworn "ut
In that state, bot after prolonBed ilti-
CATION the supreme court of the Unit
ed states rendered an opinion that
tho so-callcd kidnapping Of Meyer
HAYWOOD aud pettlbone was legal
rhe union officers were acquitted ot
the Steucnherg murder In "a notA1it
trial an which Harry orchard made a
! dramatic confession ms which no
! claimed he had been hired AS "a whole
sale slayer be- the Western Federation
of Miners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
MOVERS HEAD swATHED
IN DIOODT BANDAf,E

Green Bay, Wis. Dec. Gin being
depOrted from the copper range last
night, Charles H.. Meyer, of the West
orn Federation of Miners, says ne was
shot. beaten, dragged through the
streets Of Hancock and guarded on
the train until o'clock this morn
ing when the train reached Claiming.
Mich
Meyer talked with an Associated
Press reporter here this morning
when his train arrived. His head,
sWathed In a bloOdstuined bandage,
protrudcd from lower berth az he
spoke bitterly of the treatment which
he said was inflicted on him The
train stopped here fifteen minutes and
then proceeded 90 Chicago, whcde u
Is due this afternoon.
II was assaulted In the Hotel Scott
at Hancock by members of the Ctu-
zens' Alliance aud man named Wad-
dell Malone, gunman," said Meyer
81 was terribly beaten. shot In the
back. dragged more than mile
through the streets, threatened with
death ny hanging and finally placed
aboard Chicago train on the Chica-
lRo. Milwaukee and 81. Paul railway
about $3.50 o'clock last night | was
guarded by two thugs until the train
reached Claiming, Mich about :
| "a. m
"a committee of fifteen men, led by
an attorney for the Calumet and He
/ clH Mining company, named fedcr-
man. had been m conference with me
and had barely let the room. when
/ the mob arrived.
II believe the strike Is won In the
/ Calumet district I expect to return
Ito Calumet In a few days undcr gov
ernmcnt protection, state aud ma
tioua1H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
ROY GLOVER WILL
FACE TRIAL FOR
KILLING BOER
VETERAN
Detectives Declare Slayer OF
De Villiers Purchased Two
Automatic Pistols Previous
to Tragedy in Los Angeles.
INQUIRY MADE INTO
ALLEGED MARRIAGE
fBy Tcaaed wire 20 Evening Herald. ]


Los Angeles. Cal, Dee. 27.--Infor-
nation obtained by city detectives
which showed they declared. that
Roy Glover. the san Antonio land
agent, had purchased two automatic
pistols prior to the tragedy OF last
sunday In which tho former Boer
soldier. Daniel De villlors. met death.
resulted today in an announcement
from the district attorneys office that
Glover would be held for trial
DE Viliers was shot when he at
tempted to enter Glovcr's home osten-
sibly TO see his former wife, who
claims now 90 be Mrs. Glover, and
his two little children. who were
brought here by Glover last October.
Glover declared he shot De Viiliers
la self defense. After the shooting
an undischargod automatic pistol was
found beside the body Of the ex-
soldier. and az the inquest the former
Mrs. De Nilllers said she had Wit
messed the struggle between tho two
men and had seen De Nilliers with
a weapon Ia his hand just before he
fell mortally wounded.
NJ. j. shannon, deputy district at
torney, said today that the informa-
ton regarding the alleged purchase
by Glover OF the two weapons con-
WINGED him that u was necessary TO
hold Glover. II was announced az
the same time that Glover would be
held FOR preliminary hearing We'd
nesday and that In the meantime in
uulries would be made regarding the
marriage OF Glover TO the former
Mrs DE NillicrG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
CHARGES
OF INHUMANITY ON
PART OF STATE
MILITIA
Committee Of Colorado Fedora
tion Of Labor Investigating
Alleged Outragcs ia Coal
Fields.
FIRE BURNS DOWN
SHOP AT s0PRIs MINE

TBy Leased Wire 10 Evculne Herald.
Trinidad, Colo, Dee 27.-The coni-
mittee OF the Colorado Federation o.
Labor named 90 Investigate outragcs
alleged 90 have been committed by the
militia In the strike zone, today Qnes-
toned Robert Uhlich. the union ore
ganizer and strike leader now being
held In the county Jail on a murder
charge growing out ~ the yecons bat
ties between strikers and armed
guards In the Ludlow district while
held as a military prisoner az the city
talL Ulich wrote u letter TO John Me-
Lennon, president OF the Colorado
Federation OF Labor, In which he de-
clared that military prisoners were
tortured IN almost inhuman manner
and given only ecanty supply OF
food. John Lawson, chairman % tha
committee stated none OF the find
inRs would be made public until the
investigation had been completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
SOUTH WILL Be
BEEF CENTER,
ALLEGED
Will Be Principal Source of
Inexpensive Meat for Long
Period, Declares Agricultur-
al Bureau Chief.
IN Leased wIre DO Isvrnlng IIeraId. J

tby Leased Wire TO icvcning Herald
Washington, Dec. 2f-rhe dCclara-
ton that tho south for a long period
Is TO be the countrya principal source
OF cheap beet is made Ia "a Etatc-
ment submitted 20 the nouse COM
mittee on agriculture by George NJ.
Rommel, chief Of tho animal hus-
bandry division OF the department OF
agriculture.
no northern farmer or any farm
or." added AIR. fsOmmeL "can raise
beef al less than five cents "A pound.
hut We have and are doing that IN
Alabama. IN the northern feeder is
raising beef right on his farm he
must get more than five cents
pound lf he Is fattening Il Is an
open question how much II is going
To cost. Feeding h more or less
speculative. a northern feeder eN-
poets his profits 20 come not from
the added weight directly but from
the Increase la the Neluo Jf the orig
inal weight OF his cattle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
INQUIRY INTO CAUSE OF
HyTrE AT Coal, MINE

Trinidad, Colo, Dec. 27.--Flre OF
unknown origin early today destroyed
the blacksmith shop al the sopris
mine of the Colorado Fuel and IRON
company az Sopris, five miles west
OF here. The loss II placed af $4,000.
A volunteer fire brigade, including
members OF the military detail az the
camp made Intellectual attempts to
put out the fire, hut succeeded IN
keeping Il from spreading 10 nearby
buildings. An Investigation into the
cause % the blaze Is being made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
TRANSPORT SUMNER
BRINGS 80 REFUGEES

Washington. Dee AL Rear Admir-
ni Fletcher reported 60 the navy de-
pnrtmcnt TODAY that the army tranb-
port sumner had sailed from rampico
FOR Galveston Texas. with 30 retu-
gees The sumner WIS sent to Tam
picO when the fighting in that port
endangered the lives OF Foreigners.
Admiral Fletcher said there waR no
change In the situation az rnmpicn
Rear Admiral Henry n Mayo has arr
rived in Vera cruz and VIII assume
command OF the vessels Of the Fourth
division.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
HOWIING MON NUMBERED
SEVENTY 1--WE. SAYS MONEil

Chicago. Dec %. Charles ". Moy-
or. beaten and shot and run oni oi
Hancock, Mich by q mob last night
arrived here this afternoon. We was
taken Co "a hotel, but later in the dtf
will be removed Go "a hospital whore
a surgeon viii probe for the huNet
ln the muscles of his lefi shoulder
Amplifying his talk with reporters
a. Milwaukee, Meyer said that james
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
No OiIICINL NOTICE
RECEIVED Ar LANSING

Lansing, Mlch- Dec. 2D- Nelthrr
the executive officc nor the attorney
generals department had this after
noon received any official notice of
the Moyer incident al Calumet last
night This forenoon strike sympa-
thiZers in the copper Coantry tole-
graphed to Governor Ferris "a Vlgor-
Gus protest against the attack on
Meyer but no word had arrived from
the sheriff or prosecuting attorney.
Governor Ferris is at his home in Big
Rapids.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
pn,lnr or AIlIliIn.

Trinidad, Colo Dee. az state Au-
dltor Roady kcuehan and q. N, Ice,
assistant adiuiaut general arrived
here this morning and began the dis
ribution of the second installment Of
pay Tor the national guardsmen on
strike duty mere. The pay IN Tor ten
days only. ending November &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
Absolutely False, Says
CGIumetand HeclG Man

TBy LEASED Wire to Isyeulng HeFaia .
. Calumet. Mich, Dee. al =
. "Any charge by Mr.. Meyer that =
q / had any part In the occur y
. rencos of last night at Hancock
O is absolutely and unqualifiedly y
. false" said James McNauRhton .
. at the Calumet and hecla COM
. pany. today ~ passed the cv- =
. ening in Calumet, accompanying =
. my wife, ealing on friends. ana =
= later walklng across the street y
. from their home Go q social club, .
. / certainty could not have been 2
. In Hancock at the time indicnt- .
. ed" An Associated lirnsa repre- =
. sentative saw Mr.. McNaughton .
. ln tho club about oii5 o'clock =
. last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

Grafton of Miners, who WAS sent out
OF the copper strike district last night
was awaited with no outward show of
anxiety al the local union headQuar-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
[By LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald. !

=
Los Angeles. Cal, Dee. 2f.--John
Bostlek, the confessed train bandit,
today was sentenced to be hanged al
san Quentin for the murder OF n0r~
ace r. Montague. the PASSENGER agent
who was slain by BOstick when the
latter held up a Southern Pacific ex-
press train az IN Monte December 1.
BONlck was taken before Judge
Gavin Craig IN the criminal depart
ment OF the superior court shortly
before noon today and before II
o'clock struck he was back In the
county prison, a condemned man.
preparing 20 leave Tor san Quentin
tonight Ga meet death on the galiows
within ninety days. The entire pro-
coedings. from the time the bandit
was arraigned IN q township Justice
court, until he passed out Of the su-
prri0r court. condemned, occupied
Just two hours and rs minutes.
When he came into court the
youthful bandit and slayer WIS hard
~ able 10 talk audibly ana Judge
Craig udmOnlshcd him 90 speak loud
err. In whisper kOsuch waived all
rights accorded prisoners as 20 at
tornoys. delays and methods Of pro-
cedurc, and then Ia answer 20 the
question. "Are you guilty or not
Ruiltyf' he answered Guilty and
sentence was Immediately pronounc-
ed. Judge Craig saying that the OF
Tense charRed--the murder Of Nom
taguc. who appeared In Pullman
coach Whiio hostick was rOhhlng the
passengers WAS an oficuse that mer-
tied no lcss than death on the gal.
lows. Bostick bowed his head and
wns led back 10 JAIL.
The case OF BoHuCk WAS ended Ia
record time, Hr was captured Tues
day In san Francisco, brought here
Christmas dag, cunfesslng to sheriff
Hammel ON the Way. and today he
was sentenced 60 die for his crime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
TO START WORK ON
PLAYING SCHEDULES
OF BIG LEAGUES


Chicago. Dec. 27.--Work on the
1914 playing schedules OF the Amori-
can and National leagues VIII begin
January 9 at French Lick. Ind. Pres
idont DrcyfuEs of the Pittsburgh club,
and Secretary Heydler of the National
league. would meet him at the lndi-
ANA resort on that day. Secretary
Harridge Of the American league VIII
accompany Mr. Johnson, April "a,
has been definitely agreed on as the
date for opening OF the next season.
but when the schedule can be com
plotcd ls not certain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
Fifteen Ruffans Declared to Have
Burst Into Room at Hotel After He
Rejected Non-U Union Aid for Calumet

General Manager of Calumet and Hec Asserted to Have
Threatened with Hanging, Declares Story Is Lie and
He Was not in Hancock at Time Meyer Promises to Go
Back and Win Fight After WOunds Heal in Chicago;
Congressional Investigation May Result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
kIDNAITNG or MOVER
BITTERlN DENOUNCED

Calumet, Mich, .Dcc 27,-Word as
to the whereabouts ~ Charles ".
Moyer president Of the Western Fed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
PRESIDENT Of THE MINERS
FEDERATION ALLEGED
VICTIM Of OUTRAGE
BY CITIZENS

Charges Members of Citizens Alliance and Thugs Dragged
Hin Through Streets of Hancock, Michigan, Put Bull
let in Him, Administered a Terrific Beating and Kept
Him Guarded in Train with Instructions Never to Re-
turn to Strike District on Pain of Worse Fate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
CONFESSED BANDIT
TO Be HANGED At
SAN QUENTIN
John Bostick, Murderer Of
Southern Pacific Passenger
Agent, Pleads Guilty and
Is at Once Sentenced.

q Los Angeles. Dec. 81 Be-. .
= tick. the train bandit. confessed .
= his name Is Ralph Fariss ana .
= that hls father rs James Fariss .
= railroad man who has been in .
. the employ Of the Southern Pa y
= cific az bakersfield, Cal, for rs .
q years .
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05
Deadly.

Il understand that a number Of wo-
men have learned TO smoke cigars.
said the frivolous observer
Il don't believe it, replied Mr. Meek
ton. The kind Of cigars that women
buy nobody could smoke. "-Washing
ton Star.
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Friends ana Enemiaa

Whatever the number Of a mans
Trends, there VIII be- times in his life
when he has one too few: but n he
mas only one enemy, he is lucky in
deed If he. has not one too manv
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sew York and Florida SDecizI.

inscription q HIS ? AZ z<zzz &C 442xN.
This train consists C Pullman 1rz~Szze
S00uas state Eo0w- 4sseT3lE. ZsnzzE and
= 7gsrE- a5ks<rEx1as csxE- 5s4ze1 ~ sre1Ea.
sid j. brilliantly Lighted szr0zE ksnsus TX
electric 81 Special 1EzrE keznE zs-Ezxsssss
for each esrEz. 29fOrosnE r-~s@rz e0Hzosrx
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Coed Tin.

shc1ld Ike 70 secure an audi
sncs with yoEr wife II yoa wsu
consent 20 Dc the audience Il ought
20 b ezsy enough --F5custon Pos.
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Sarcastic.

softly-rd have you to understand.
sir, that I'm not such a fool as / look
sarcast-W Well, then. you have much to
re- thankful for
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,coRyFiEAt. 81. by Joseph 3. BowIes.)
Very Similar

Mrs EcTu-Although / have been to
school and college and an supposed
TO be educated. always mix uD those
TWO countries-Rococo and Morocco.
-Meggendorfer Blaetter
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05

We know nov xny the chicken
crossed the road. because we found
the sgg-CNrsesfon News and couri-
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Riches are like sea water, the more
you drink the thirstier you become
schopenhauer.
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Palmetto Limited No. &c.

DAILY Czrrylng flzr0zsh Coaches.
Ele-t5c Lsshred Pzlsusa Erz-s1x
Room Sle<per1 Lznlzg Ears 1zckscL-
vile 20 se@ YORK
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DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY On. Il. j. AILEs
Food Specialist
TO OVERCOME HABIT or
oREREATfNG-

How much gasoline Is needed
% run an aLstomooile7 IL In
10 more difficult 70 answer this
than the question, how much
shall ! eat? Few people have
= normal appetite, most Of us
eat too much, and when ~s
come 70 realize the injury done,
usually ~ serious injury 70
health, wish 70 DC told how
much 70 eat as we'll as what
lndiscrifniaats mixing and I'm
natural seasoning OF foods de-
stroy the normal appetite, so
that the best way 70 restore il
Is TO gradually discontinue
these habits Or. 3. w. Child
writes me that he has found BY
testing the practice with pa
tents that the habit OF over
eating Is more easily controlled
BY eating one or two articles of
food AZ meal than In any 9TH
er way, the method HAVING
proved very successful In cases
OF excessive appetite. However.
such . change must be made
gradually.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-05
Rurcen-sharIno = Dun,

1t is the duty Of each generation tn
bear it's own burden.
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Only the Belief of snoba.
Tie IDEA that trade is vulgar is ona
OF me siiiiest IDEAS that ever came
into the brain Of man.
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Fla and West Indian Linitedso. 81

CzrryinE Through FREE Reclining
Coach Chair Cars Electric Lighted
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars Jacksonville 10 Sg~ York
Lecas Farlor Car jacksonville 10 Augusta.
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cezst Line Florida Nal No. 30.
DAILY
Carrying Through Coaches s1d Zee
trie-LSEhie5 Drawing Room sseufns
Cars jacksonville 70 New York
stops ~ Meal Stations
Lezz8 Sleeper 3ncksamyzE5e TO Sssznnsh.
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All Too Frequent Mistake.
The soul Is intended to guide the
body In the journey through life. the
chief mistake which man makes 4.
that he permits the body to gujda a..
soul.-London Truth.
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Fer Reseryzsenx afher
- " FRfToT. Passenger ksrnf-
15s sEreea- nsHse. r.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
NEW RACE TO RULE
WORLD DEVELOPS
ON WEST COAST
TheosOphical Society Organ
ICES Colony in California
from Which Is to Spring the
Near Perfect Human.

Chicago Sept A new race OF
Arvan stock which O. destined 10 rule
the world. Is developing on the Pa
cific coast, according To- prominent
theosophlsis from all parts OF the
country who gnthered here today TO
attend the opening session Of tho
twenty seventh annual meeting OF the
American section OF the Thcosophicnl
society. which VIII hold daily sessions
until next Monday.
one Of the principal matters TO be
considered n the development OF the
society's fifteen-acre tract at Klatona,
Cal, now used as the headquarters
for the organization and bought two
years ago M cost OF 100000. a
school has been opened for the cult
with sixty volunteer workers. The
ultimate plan Us 10 use Klatona. which
n In the municipal boundaries Of Los
Angeles, for the organization OF a
ebony which g. 10 DE the nucleus 81
n new race or physical type In AM
erica which theosophists believe Is
now forming in this country.