davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
INDIAN SLAYER is
RELEASED ON
$1,000 BOND
San Juan Garcia Goes Back 10
Acoma to Await Session OF
United States Court in San
Ia Fe.

with rho consent of United States
District Attorney rurEhart United
states Comm a-loncr a. r.. Whiting
this moruiae accepted % bond for
$4,000 and ordered thc release cot san
Juan GorDH who has been in the
county IHI .nr pust Two Nocks Garcia
au Indian merchant -ruW ,ho Acomr
pueblo IH charged with t1, killing ot
Albert Leeds another indian Ace
Dprdiur iu IHe story told Gee conn
missioner L.DJs Was slain Dos Garcia,
who shot through the window ot his
store whore Leeds was trying 90 eff
feet tu rutrrec. The kiNIug occur
red at night % waH shown that The
victim of tno killing had removed his
shoes and uukod noisolossly up 90
ihe Garcia slore at thc time hr was
shot Tho urt story of tho occur
romeo io rHah tho Indian authorities
mere wps tu .ho cnrc. that Lcods had
been mistaken for 70 providing animal
and rhot Garcia denies This and dee
clnros hD .huI thy man iu defense of
his store which is als' his home,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
TOOTHSOME CANDY
At WOMAN'S CLUB
B AZ A A R
Good Things to Eat at AT.
fair Held by Local Organic
alton of Ladies Friday.

Dainty candies. tho kind chat make
your mouth water and taste like
moro. viii bo among tho good things
dispensed at tho huuur Geo be held
on Friday by the Womaus club af
the club building Tho homemade
candy booth Is COINS to Doc one of the
most attractive features W iho uo-
zaar. The ladies in charg. are Mrs.
y. "a BRIGGS. cha.rmau; AIRS u %.
strong. Mrs. e.. ~. Conner and Mrs
q. a. khtlcr
The chairman OF the art and china
booth is Mrs Woouen. assisted hy
Mrs, Mueller, Mrs. Aspinwau and
Mrs. Cannon
Mrs. Felix Haca Is to Dee iu charge
81 the apron booth, assistad by Mrs.
Fred Garfield and Mrs Brewer
The nncy work chairman la Mrs
Potter assisted Dos Mrs. e.. %. ChrE
and Mrs. Henrs Hyro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
VIVISECTIONISTs To
Be CH0PPING
UP HUMANS
s 0 0 n
Speaker at view-With-Alarm
Congress Makes Dark Pre-
dictions as to Torture Cham
Der.
$50 CHILDREN HAVE
BEEN USED, CHARGED


Try LEASED WIRE 20 Fvcuing iiciaid.l
washington. Dec. iD"The world
h. roine % demand an accounting
from vlyiseciors." declared ur Albert
Leffinrucn " phiiad lphia ga loday's
session 90 ne lntef national anti-Ni-
yisoction aud Animal Protection con
eress
M the Vivisectionlsts can secure
for the charity hospital" he added,
'fhat absolute power and secrecy
which has been gained in animal cX-
perimentation. then within the life
time Of men now living human beings
VIII take their place ~ material for
investigation of human ailments"
Vivisection d fact and IS so wide
spread as % be called general" de-
clarod Frank stephens Of philadel-
phia. tie Faid there was no longer
any question Of that charge.
After attackinc whnt he called
''rrlodmann's barharitios." Mr.. Ste
pheus charged that nr Kari Won
Rnck 90 Asheville. y. g.. had ac-
knowledged having used 3ae children
900 of them from the Baptist orphan
age az Thomasylle ~ g., furnished
''hy courtesy" of the house physician
there. 90 experiment upon. Tho
obituary Of Won Ruck's experiments,
said Mr. stephens also win be thc
obituary of any children upon whoin
he and his assistants experimental.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
UNITED STATES IS
AGAIN IN TRAIL
OF SALAzAR
Federal General Who Jumped
His Bail in New Mexico Is
Again Sought for on Charge
Of Smuggling Arms Over the
Border.

United states officials Ia New Mex
leo have heen advised Of the issuance
of "a fresh warrant for the arrest ana
detention Of Federal Gcntrul jose
ynea salazaf. noW on his why to the
border with The fifteen hundred ref
urecs who escaped following the sue
cessfui VIVA campaien ln Chihuahua.
on enc charge ~ smuggling arms and
ammunition across the border
Two years aao Salazar WAS indict-
Cd in the United states court for New
Mexico ON a smpgahne charge tie
jumped his bond and the bond was
paid.
Yesterday a new warrant was is-
sued and sent to the United states
marehnl for the western district of
Texas 90 BE- served ihc frsf time sat
azar shows himself on this side 0i the
border.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
TRUST LEGISLATION
PROGRAM IS
DISCUSSED
President and Chairman Of
House Judiciary Committee
Talk Over Methods of 0cto.
pus-Fishing.
tBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. ]

IBy leased Wire to Evening Herald
Washington Dec. TO- President
Wilson's trust legislation program
was discussed at "a conference go the
white house today between the pres
idcnt and Chairman clayton of tho
house Judiciary committee and Eov-
eral Of its members The c0mmiticH
already has begun hcarIngs on
number of bills and tho president win
later send 90 congress special mes
snRe on the subject.
II was the first conference the
president had had with any consider
able number at members of congress.
on tho trust question and was taken
Ia indicate that as with the tariff and
currency questions the trust program
would be handled through the COOP
Grafton Of members of congressioual
committees
u had not been determined whcth-
er gli tho antitrust bills ~ the house
VIII be- handled Boy the Judiciary conn
mittce, or whether some win bo taken
ln hand by tho committee ON intcr-
state ana foreign commerce Iu 90.
senate the legislation win Doe Zoo charge
az Senator NewiauGe of Nevada. chair
man az tho Interstate commerce COM
mittCc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
FEN KANSAS CITY
BANKERS FACING
FRAUD CHARGE
Men Formerly Connected
With Trust Company which
Failed At Expense Of Small
Savings DepOsitors.

fny Leased wire 20 Isrenlne 1goEaid.i
Kansas city, Aiu.. Dec. lp.--Ien
men formerly CONNECTED with the de-
Gunci American Union Trust company
81 this city were indicted hy the fed
ernl grand jury today on q charge Of
uslnr The malls 10 defraud The sav-
fnrs az nearly 1900 persons mostly
of limited mcuns were Involved Ia the
failure 81 the trust company two years
ngu shortly after u had absorbed the
All Might and Day Bank or Kansas
city. Those named " the lndict-
ments are: ~. W. Richardson. Van
couvrr. ~ g., formerly president q
The Trust company John W. Thomp-
son. judge of the probate court 81
N0daway county. Moi W. L. Meyer
Chicago; J. BainbrioRe zones, Hor-
ncli. n. ~; Thomas J.. Watkins. Los
Angelica. Cal: A. n. Fuller Seattle.
Wash; George H. Davis. Ernest y.
Martin. Thomas A. Roberst and John
w. BeeFy. Of Kansas City.
Two indictments were returned
against each II the ten. ono charg-
ing use Of the malls TO defraud and
ihe other the making Of fraudulent
AIIM AMI"N ~ NNNfAAANtANAt" AIANA~W INV
malls with fraudulent intent" Wit
neeses before the grand jury testified
the Trust company was wrecked.
The american Union Trust COM
panv began business In Jnnu1rg
1871 In July Of the same year 81
absorbed the All Night and Day bank
with las deposits OF 100000. un
December 80. 1911. the trust com-
pauy WAS closed BY order Of John q
sNangcr, ntate bank commissioner.
"a was announced that l;s deposits
were a little more than $4,000 its
capital stock sle2.950. nE assets
f2ss,o00 and rs bills payable Si93,-
GOA
IT, deposits for the most part
wer, made up Of the SAVINGS of small
salaricd workers Their losses later
we're made good ty the mockholder.
~ the bank but investors In IN,
concern. il A eharged. lost aboLf
500, 000
The All Night aud Day bank has
been founded about two years befor.
rs absorption by the trust company
ana was tho first institution Of il
kind in Missouri
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
CRYSTAL FEATURE
IS PRESIDENTS
PARDON"
Taft and Cipriano Castro Are
Among Prominent Figures
in Film to Be Seen This
Evening.

no Jess -Httiinr 10 plot than con-
spiracy 90 Hull tho Panama canal
is Chat ot .plcndid Exclusive Scry-
Ier Slim f0 boz seen tonight 1t th,
crystal thost.r. ono of me best feat
uros 100 this service ypt brought here.
% is entitled THE Presidents Par
don" und amung the bis figures who
move through tho story 1907, oE i'rrs'-
dent William O.. Tat u tho United
states unl py-PDrisdgut 'iprIno
Castro OF Nuuczuola. one ol many
stirring features of tho film .H tho
trips wgd. over thr ocean lE Fruk
Coffin 90, noted uFiutpr in uis air
.uil TeuEs interest. suuiiu- and
dramatic situations and gripping ar-
ton Dnnr.0.r.zo tho lim through
out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

The newest merchandise at
the lowest prices ever offered
in New Mexico at our big Pre-.
Inventory Sale which begins
tomorrow. We will give $50 in
cash to any charitable cause
if anybody can prove that
prices on our entire stock OF
merchandise are not 25 pei
cent lower than any of our
competitors. We defy competi,
ton. We lead; others follow.
THE MODEL COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
TOO MANY WEALTHY
JURORS DELAY
PROCEEDINGS
Rich Talesmen, Associated
With Defendants, Found TO
Be Disqualified in Western
Fuel Company Case.
[Rr 5000 WIre 10 I..enlng IIeraIl.

lBy Leased Wire 40 Evening Herald. ]
San Francisco. Gal. bec I0- Whom
the trial of eight indicted officials OF
the Western Fuel company charged
with defraudiug the federal govern
mont. was resumed in rho United
States district court today. 81 was With
the prospect of the remainder OF thc
day being given over entirely to the
work OF niiug the jury box
This has not becu un Cnsy tasN,
for tho nlosmon are an men nf
wealth and most of them occupy soc
cial positions which have brought
them in CLOSE personal contact Win
the defendants for many ycurs Sov-
oral 0f the talesmon examined ycs-
terday expressed frankly "a confic-
tion that ihcy could not give un Inn
partial verdict because OF their close
friendship for one oT more OF the ace
cused coal barOna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
ALBUQUERQUE FILM
COMPANY ASKS
$4,000
Communication from Secre-
tary of Picture Concern to
Commercial Club Requests
Bonus to Come Here.

IN answer Co the question. often
asked OF late. as Co when the Alhu-
queraue Film company proposed 20
bring rs company OF players here w.
". Rogers. secretary treasurer OF the
company has written President Kase-
man OF the Commercial club. IN his
Mir. Rogers quotes
portions of a lettcr from O. y Ham
iiton. president ol the hlm company,
in which the latter suggests that the
people of Albuquerque contribute
$4,000 to the hlm company. the
money 10 be used for the building 81
studio here. Mr. Rogers points out
the manifest advantages ~ having
the company located .u this city per-
manentIy instead OF in Los Angeles.
The payroll of the company accord
ing 20 the letter go the Commercial
olun is ut present $4,000 weekly ana
ls shortly to be- Increased to $4,000,
and this money together with an
equally large amount for expenses
outside the payroll would ho spent iu
this city
The Albuquerque company has al-
ready produced two feature pictures
and another viii hc finished heior,
the end of the present week. Buck
Connors. ono of the members Of tho
company. wen known On Albuquerque
is now Boo El paso with O camera mar
taking pictures Of the war scenes Dol
Iuarez and surrounding torritori
which ave to Doe used 800 feature pie.
ture 90 Doe turned ont shortly.
MI Hamilton is expected in A'hu
Gucrdue SUNDAY WHOM be- Nin uI 70
ably have something definite to ru
before the directors OF the CONNER
Clal club ana the business men gen.
orally.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE HROMO Qr1NUt uh
let's rem, 30 cause There BE- onlA
ono "BROMO QVGNlNE" n ha.
signature Of y w. GROVE on box
25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
TOMORROW 8 P. M.

Standard Calicoes and all
you want. Value, SC a yard,
On sale from 3 to A P. M. at
800 the yard.
THE MODEL COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

soc boxes Mlcrozone Roup Care
lee,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

rhone 3. Red Barn. 3l1 ". Copper
for first-ciass hacks and carriages.
W. l.. Trimbie q Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
MATTHEWS
AGAIN BREAKS
INTO JAIL
Prize Figher, Arrested for
Vagrancy. Protests Bitter
ly Against Alleged Hostility
Of Police.

Pierce Matthews. th, prize fighter
Wus Iu police court this morning
charged with vugrln,s tnis being ha
second appearance before hIs honor
within the we,k. Matthews was are
rested this morning about 1880 by
Captain D'Gndy ln court the pri--
un,r pleaded NOT guilty ana protest
cd bitterly against what hc termed
the hostility OF the police toward him.
Ile denied that no. Was NIErHut
.uid hc had meal ticket and money
100 his pockets 4 search failed 81"
reveal tho cash and Matthews was
rcmuudcd for hearing ut this after
noon lic was he'd away Co cell.
sin protesting that he was the vice
tim OF an outrage and that the pc"-
pic Of Albuquerque did NOT "pprr'i-
utc the money which was brought O"
tho city bv tho nstic fraternity What
if We do occasionally bring % woman
along Don't the women spend mon
IS with your merchants exclaimed
tho prisoner us The door changed h"-
hind him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

ELIAS Gurci1 aud John Pollock, tw"
Young men who said they were ft"m
Ias V,p8s were picked up hy ih"
police last night and held until thI.
morning Thoy were allowed O." rn.
Jose Castillo. from uld M'Nr", 1r.
rested hy Depot Master Ed Sinclair
for drunkenness Was fined $40 or ten
DAYS
judge craig this morning suspend
ed thr thirty dnE sentence imposed
yesterday ON Francisco 'hayea 90
woman. ana John Clark negro who
with Ramon Garcia were arrested
Monday for disturbing tho peace The
Ch1yos vomun promised t0 sim mo-
moro. The negro agreed Go lruro for
cuba. whore hc has family and
was allowed to go. Garcia th" third
member OF the trio. who also pleaded
for louioucy. was found unworthy ans
must serve his sentence in thc county
hastilo.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
/" "ALL-WEATHER" TITLE
SUCCEEDS "NON-SKID"
Goodyear Company's New SIipIess
Type of Tire Receives Name Aptiy
Descriptive of Uses.

Hereafter a popular type of product OF
the Goodyear Tire & Rubber CO.
Akron. Ohio. is TO be known as the
"All-weather' tread tire. This name
takes the place OF "Non-Skid" as de-
scriptive of the slipless type of Goodyear
tire.
Only few years ago nOn-skid designs
for tire treads were considered a novelty
by motorists. The automobile public next
began buying nOn-Skids for use in win
ter or under special weather conditions,
and now there is general recognition of
the fact that a tire tread, II properly con-
structed. can insure safety and additional
piles at all seasons, under a multitude
of conditions.
The proportion of Goodyear Non
Skids" sold to total Goodyear tire sales.
has been increasing by leaps. This sale
is no longer seasonable matter, but
keeps up the year round. The tire users
have come to realize the Goodyear Non
skid" is useful. safe. and economical in
all weathers-hence the change Of name
There is no change in the tread design
itself. II presents the same edges and
angles. and offers the same strong resis-
tance of skiddlng on any surface These
edges remain sharp under wear, and the
raised blocks widen out at the base, dis
tributing the strain to the tire fabric
evenly, as in smooth tread tires. The
blocks are distributed regularly, with
their points in theN direction OF travel
insuring smooth riding.
The growth of the Goodyear Non
Skid from a seasonable proposition, a
few years ago. to an actual "all-weather"
tire for thousands of motorists, Is con-
sidered noteworthy tribute to this feature
OF Goodyear experience and building skill
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
POWER TIRE PUMP ADDED.
Now Part of Equipment of the
Cadillac Compnny's Cars.

while we feel justified in laying es-
pecial stress on numerous mechanical
features which are exclusive Cadillac de-
velopments, such as the two-speed di-
rect drive axle" says f. c. Howard,
sales manager of the Cadillac Motor Com
pany, yet We have other features look
ing to the motorists comfort, which, in
their way, are just as important.
For example, We have added to the
standard equipment of the 1914 Cadillac
a power tire pump. Any experienced
motorist will realize how much that de-
vice adds to the pleasure of driving and
how much 1t eliminates in the way OF
worry and discomfort.
The pump is small mechanism attach
ed permanently to the motor. When the
tires need~air all that the driver has to
do is to push a lever to connect the
pump with the running engine, the action
throwing small gears into mesh. The
pump is now working and the only other
action necessary is to attach the hose
from the pump to the tire valve. The
engine does all the work. The tire is
thus inflated without the back-breaking
labor and hand pumping, or without run
ming around to a garage or tire depot
where compressed air is on tap.
1T is well known that the labor of
pumping up a tire by hand is so irk-
some that many times a driver will run
his car on tires Debated below the pres
sure needed for economical driving. Tire
manufacturers, in fact, have declared
that the limited mileage secured by many
drivers is due to the fact that they shirk
the work of keeping the tires filed up to
the proper pressure. Thus our power
tire pump will be found a sorrce of tire
economy as well as one Of comfort
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
STEVENS-DURYEA PLANT
STRAINS AIR In SHOPS
All Dust and Foreign Substances Are
Removed from Drying
Atmosphere.

T. Lemar Jackson. local distributor of
Stevens-Duryea cars, in discussing the
manufacturing equipment Of the COM
pany's body plant, Interestingly de-
scribed a department that shows the
care the company exercises in the manu-
facture Of its product. To put a finish
on their bodies that will remain fiawless
for years, they equipped a drying room
in which the ventilation is controlled
mechanically.
1t is well recognized in the fine paint
ing art that the two most i'm
portant things in getting a durable,
lustrous finish on a surface, are, first,
adequate ventilation; second, the removal
of ali dust and foreign substances from
the drying atmosphere. To accomplish
this, the drying room is supplied with
air by mechanical blowers. The win
dows are sealed tight, and the air is
changed continuously, being drawn into
the room through a series of screens
made up of cheesecloth.
The destructive gas is pumped out of
one set of f1ues, before 1t has time to
form a chemical union with the pigments
Of the finish. and thus cause spotting
on the surface. Drying in the pure
clean atmosphere, there is not the slight
est flaw on the surfaces of their bodies.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
MONEY SAVING DEVICE.
Empire Gasoline EconOmiEer Said tn
Produce Good Results.

Among the many automatic devices and
money savers on the market for the use
of motorists, the empire gasoline econo-
mizer stands in a class by itself. The
reason for this is that it has been put TO
every known test and has come out with
flying coIors, 1t is stated. This is a device
that increases mileage per gallon Of gaso-
line: that decreases carbon = per cent;
that makes the motor ruD cooler; that
gives more speed and power.
1t is attached to the intake manifold
and controls from the throttle. There
is no spring tension or separate contro!
used. When once put on a car the owner
can forget its existence and the daily
economy will continue. 1t is manufaCt-
ured by the Brow-Taylor-Greene Com
pany.
There is no carburetor made" says
F. NJ. Greene. treasurer and general
manager that will give a perfect mix
ture. Until the present time no one has
been able to supply enough air with the
raw gas to vaporize as 1t should BY the
use of our device We thin the vapor with
air about one-half and get better results
as to power and speed and economy"
According to Mr.. Greene, the device
will give excellent results on any inter-
nal combustion motor either two or four
cycle. 1t can be installed in one hour.
The headquarters of the Brown-l aylor-
Greene Company are at 1875 Michigan
avenue, Chicago, ILL.,
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
MANY SELF-STARTERS
TO Be Seen AT SHOW
Latest Devices Will Be on View at
Automobile Exhibition in New
York in January.
SEVERAL KINDS NOW in USE

Among the many new and interesting
things that ought to prove OF great in.
terest to motorists at the National Auto
mobile Show to be held in the Grand
Central Palace, New York, January $40
are the self-starting devices which this
year will be found in the majority OF
cars to be exhibited. The self-starter is
not a new device. but so rapidly has II
become perfected and popular-in its two
years of existence that today practically
all large cars and a few small ones are
fitted with self-starters.
Whereas self-starters in the past inter-
fered with accessibility, they now are de-
signed as to avoid this. The apparent
complication of pipes, wires, and similar
features have been greatly reduced. so
that the self-starter today has reached a
high standard of construction. Self
starters are of several kinds. Some de-
pend on the storage power in springs,
air tanks or batteries until wanted, when
this power is applied to turn the crank
shaft and cause the engine to begin its
functions. Others simply insert the COM
bustible charge into the proper cylinder
and by its ignition cause the engine TO
take up its rotation and work. Both
kinds have their advocates and arguments
in their favor.
EOIn luG Nlt"pOIll VI inc user lucIt ID
little difference so long as they work.
But since any mechanism may at times
fail, the user prefers the one that seems
to be most certain.
The electric starters use storage bat
teries of not large size, into which a
sufficient amount of power can be carried
to run a small electric motor for some
time. This motor gears to the engine in
such a way that it turns it over. but as
soon as the engine takes up the work
the electric motor drops out. Finally. it
recharges the battery and leaves it again
ready for use.
The other form of starters carries gas
or gas-and-air under pressure TO a sufi-
Cient amount TO cause them to flow into
the cylinders where, being ignited, they
take the place of the proper charge un-
til the engine has been turned over suffi-
Ciently to draw in the proper mixture.
There is also third kind Of starters,
which. while not self-starters, are often
classed Herewith. These are simply de-
vices for cranking the engine without the
use OF the usual hand crank. Ropes or
straps to pull or pedals TO push or stir
rups TO stand in and let the weight turn
over the engine come into this class.