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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
POLICE GRAFTERS
IN SHADOW Of
PRISON
Four New York Inspectors
Awaiting Sentence for Con-
spiracy and for Accepting
Brides.
lIiy I.eascd Wire 20 ls.enlng IIerald. ]

By Leased Wire To evening Herald.
Nrw York, Nav Until sentence
Ii passed on Friday no one knows
lust what move VIII be made hy coun.
sci for the defense in the case of the
four former police inspectors Swcc-
ney Thompson, Iiussey and Murtha a.
all found guilty last night oi conspir-
acy tn ohslruct Justice. Each faces
a year in prison and each is also unr
der indictment for bribery II was
intimatod at the district attorneys
office today that Il mas rest with the
defendants themselves wheher or not
they are 90 he tried on the bribery
charge.
II their lawyers make iiEht
against the verdict lust returned Il
h understood that District Attorney
Whitman viii press the bribery cases.
which Involve felony aud carry, on
conviction. q much heavier sentence
than the prisoners now face, lL On
the other hand. the defendants eNpi-
ate the crime of which they nov stand
convicted, Mr.. Whitman may not push
the remaining eases.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
CONGRESS BLAMED
FOR OEPLORADLE
CON DITIONS
IN ALASKA
Necessities of Northern Terri
tory Repeatedly Pointed
Out; National Lawmakers
Stood Still
GOVERNMENT OWNED
RAILROAD ADVOCATED
tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]

[ By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]
Washington, May 'itcapunHihii-
ity for the condition Of Alaska rcbts
squuroly on the shoulders of congress
and no place else" declared Former
Secretary OF the Interior Walter l..
Fisher. today before the senate ter
rltOrios committee. ''The necessity
for legislation 10 open up the territory
has been pointed oGt time after tima.
continued MIR Fisher, "but nothing
whatever has been done.
1T seems TO me-" he said. that
no candid student OF the situation In
Alaska who Is free from personal and
pccuniary interest can have the
slightest doubt Of the propriety OF the
federal government constructing ono
up that territory"
Mr.. Fisher declared himself In IA
vor 0f government operation of the
roads. al least as an experiment lie
said that government operation OF
the railroad Ia Panama had proved
successful and reviewed his advocacy
of his plan 10 utilize much equipment
that will not hc needed at Panama
after the canal is completed.
There can be no development of
Alaska he concluded, unless the
government constructs railroad
from tidewater TO the interior. Pri-
vate interests might build as far as
the coal fields or the copper mines
but no further"
High intereu rates that private
parties would have 20 pay to borrow
money Co construct road. Mr. Fisher
added, would prevent private con-
struction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
VAsQUEZ GOMEZ EXPEGTED
10 ClilA& mo l.N NANnA

10 4,aso. 'fex. Afut ~ w saa
Nasquez Gomez n expected % enter
Mexico soon at Eagle Pass 20 confer
with Governor Carranzn, according
10 word received by the El paso con
sfitutionalist committee. The meet
ing between Madcro's former Wash
ington agent ANA the commander-in-
chief Of the present revolution IN Mex
leo Is looked on With much signifi-
canoe. Il is proposed say heads OF
the movement in Chihuahua and So
nora. 20 combine the constitutionaliat
element with the following of Vasquez
Gomez. which was lost 10 Madero
whom the TWO men disagreed after the
taking of luurcz i've years ago.
Tho power of Vasquez Gomez In
southern Mexico states Is admitted 90
lee strong. aside from the political
popularity of his brother. Attorney
Emilio Nasqucz Gomez. who repre-
sents still another wing OF the radical
party.
Neither of the Gomcz brothers has
accepted iiuerta as provisional prcsi-
dent
Francisco NasQdcz Gomez II in
Washington. Ne said todav h. Cx-
pccted To- go TO the Mexican border
after receiving some advices the ma
turc Ot which he declined 70 divulgc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
CIVIL SERVICE TO
EMBRACE ALL BUT
POSTMAsTERS OF
FIRST CLASS
President and Postmaster Gen.
eral Plan TO Practically
Eliminate Politics from the
Mail Service.
INCUMBENTs MUST
STAND EXAMINATION

hy Leased Wire To- Evening Herald.
Washington. May 1.--Aftcr con-
ference with President Wilson today,
Postmaster General Buricson an
nouncod that an executive order
would be issued requiring that all
fOurih-class pOstmastcrH now IN Of
lice, or candidates for prospective
appointment, should be subjected 20
competitive examination To deter
mine their fitness for the office.
The postmaster general Issued "A
statement explaining the purpose of
the new executive order. declaring
that President Taft's action In put
ting the fOurth-class postmasters IN
the classified service was not sufficient
and that the mere placing Of "a great
horde OF persons" In the classified
service was not IN conformity with
the spirit of the civil service. az there
were no tests To- determine the mer-
lts Of the applicants. Tin, new order.
which substantially amends the TAFT
executive order. retains In the Chtssl-
fed service an fourth-class pOstmns-
ters. but specifically requires com
pctitivc examination and "A selection
by postofhcc inspectors from atnonw
the frst three eligible applicants. The
order places the age limit for appoin-
tees at 50 years.
Mr.. Burleson. In his discussion of
the situation, indicates that the VIII
son administration wishes To- take
the fourth-class pOstmHsters out of
politics. but points out that Demo-
crats az we'll az Republicans will
have an opportunity under compcti-
tive examinations 90 show their Mt
ness.
Postmaster General Burleson aTpU
announced today that Il was the pur-
pose Of President Wilson and himself
10 take into the classified service
probably during the next year. all
postmastori of the second aud third
CLASSES. FOnrth-class offices already
have been coyered by the executive
order
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
officer Struggles FOrty,five
Minutes With Street Crowd
and No One Comes to His
Assistance.
PRISONER DISAPPEARS
DURING WILD SCRAMBLE
Scene Outcome Of
Clash Between City and
County Authorities Over
Vice Investigation.

by Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. I
Denver May H. sheriff Daniel NJ.
plliNan announced today that no
GOULD Go The limit Ia prosecuting
parties connected with the attack
nade on him last night when mob
fscued Rose Hart after the sheriff
Pd arrested her as a Witness before
.ne grand jury Alexander Rossi, ac-
1 psed By the sheriff OF being tho
hdcr of DcnVer's black hand gang. IN
Nd the county jail. charged With re-
ting AN officer. and sheriffs depu-
noe are seeding others connected with
D. assault
a Chief of Police Felix O'Neill today
NJ mitted that he had rcprifnn ndcd the
iNer oi the police patrol wagon be-
use ne ohcyed the sherins order
pd took Ross Ia the county jaii.
u didn't dismiss him" the chief
planned
Il reprlmanded him. howe ever. be-
use he has no business taking any
pdy to the county isil. sullivan had
Nd right 10 arrest that woman with
9t q warrant. and when she camo
the police station and explained
situation ! released her. of course.
III | had been ON the scene.
ould have arrested sullivan him-
and thrown h'm In lnil.'
n wish he'd bteu there then" uar
fvCd sheriff sullivan grlugly when
n ~ iefpcni wRs epcated n. him,
" fbugH thert cr that acorncF.
NJ In the neart Of the business dis
~. Tor f0rty-nve minutes before a
iccman came In sight" added sui
an. - cannot state from my know
ge that there was delay in sending
n patrol wagon after Il was called.
Fire Warden Morford Who sent
the call. tells me the patrol wagon
p "a long time coming.
~ hdd a warrant for the arrest of
pse Hart and / nave a. perfect right
make arrest without warrant.
yway"
II can ind this Hart woman. I
get her before the grand jury vet
Sheriff sullivan was attacked by a
nhcr Ot persons. Including ROssl
Il Jack Hart. when he attempted
arrest Rose Hart. who was wanted
y witness tu testify before the grand
regarding alleged police graft IN
tcndCrluin. The woman was re-
Ned aud sheriff sullivan was badly
iten up with brass knucks before
succeeded IN getting ROsSi into the
rOl wagon.
f'he feud between the sheriff and
Ice department hrst came to the
face two weeks ago, when sullivan
tii.ed before the grand jury that
Ice officers were accepting money
m women of the undcrWorld
Snyur Henry ] Arnold TODAY said
SELL WAS right la reprimnnding tho
rpl wagon driver as that officer
not authorized 20 take "a prisoner
he county iail on orders from the
rim
lose Hart was arrested today aud
ged in iail on "a charge of vagrancy.
before her arrest Miss Hart applied
he district attorney Tor u warrant
the arrest of the sheriff on q
rye al assault and battery, out un
o'clock this afternoon the war
had not bocn issued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
VALUABLE OIL LANDS
SUBJECT OF LITIGATION


RA A""Ht'N tPflr W MN1ufN| NAINM4UtI
Cheyenne, Wyo., May f.-Ilenrlnr
began to-day before Judge !. A. nlaer
IN the United states district court ln
the suit OF the Midwest OH cofnpany
Is secure title 10 valuanlc oil lands
in the salt Creek district OF wyoming.
The morning session Was taken az
with the opening statement 0f doe
s. Vale, attorney for the oil company.
Mr Vaiie coEtendcd that the wltl-
drawai OF the land hy Preside az
libosevelt after the Oh company haA
made Us first iilinEs wus illegal. Ia
that the executive had exceeded MS
authority.
The oil company made inlJr0Tc-
ments ON the property during the In
terVal between the restoration OF iha
land To entry by President TAFT and
It's second withdrawal after cpnHf ~
had enacted a statute expressly au-
thorizing the executive 10 withhold
lands from settlement Tire company
now Is seeking 90 force the govern
ment "a grant II fun title % sho iand,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
PROGRESSIVE WING
OF REPUBLICANS
TO CONFER
Numerous Senators and Repre-
sentatives Plan Meeting in
Chicago for Purpose of Get
ting Together.
fBy Leased Wire ,o Evening Herald.

tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald,
ashiHgtou. May 1.--ProEreRsiN ~
Republican senators. representatives
aud state leaders VIII confer infor-
mally in Chicago saturday or Monday
To discuss plans of the Republican
party and the HdVisnbility of holding
a national convention next fail.
senator Cunmins, leading the move
mcnt, has extended Invitations to lib
cral leaders of the party who did not
Join the Progressive party after tho
chicago convention last June. Sem
ator Cummins said today Ia was NOT
ready to announce names OF sevora,
senators and Representatives who
would attend the conference.
IT VIII not be "A reorganization
conference said senator Cummins
today. but one merely 10 talk things
over"
senator Borah. another Republican
Progressive leader. talked today with
senator Cummins about the confer
cnCe. Some OF the other senators
said tu bo In sympathy with the con
ference plans and who viii attend u
possible, are 3ristoW OF Kansas.
chpp. Minnesota; Kenyon, Iowa; La
Toilette, Wisconsin. Works. Caiifor-
mia, Norris, Nebraska; Gronna. North
Dakota. ana Crawford South Dakota.
Former Governor lladloy of Missouri
is also expected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
JURY SECURED TO
! TRY BLACK JACK
JOHNSON
Former Member of Training
Camp Principal Witness
Against Negro Charged
With White Slave Act Vio-
lations.


thy hAhet'N WtAc tu IfttOlug taefntu. j
Chicago. May IA jury 10 try
Jack Johnson, the negro prize fighter.
charged with violation OF the white
slave act IN transporting Belle SchFei-
bcr from Pittsburg, - Chicago In
1910 waF completed la rpdcral Judge
Carpenters court today. "Nank" KEN
ny, Formerly one ul the dcfcndauta
trainers. is regarded as ono of rho
principal witnesses for the prosocn-
tiun.
Assistant District Attorney pnrkin
in addressing the jury declared that
he would Introduce evidence 10 show
the character % johnson. He said
he would bring out facts detrimental
70 the defendant which occurred
previous 90 his fight az Reno la 1903
and would prove that while playing
Ia vaudeville ongBgcment he WAS liv-
ing with three white gifls Ia The same
city ana that he took them about
the country with him. These women,
he declared. were Belle Schreiber, a
girl named Hattie" and Etn Dur
yen. whom johnson later married and
who subsequently, killed horsclf while
dcspundent over the ignnminy OF hcI
NE with the negro The attorney
asserted also that be- would show bS
Witnesses that Johnsun/haa hSaten
Certain white girls with whom he had
associatcd and been compelled 90 pay
their bills at hospitnii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
STRIKE THREATENS
PARALYSIS Of
INDUSTRY IN
CALIFORNIA
Three Thousand Mechanics
Employed by Light and
Power Companies Go Out to
Enforce Wage Demands
STREET CAR SERVICE
IN OAKLAND HALTED
tBs Leased wire % TsenIas Horald.I

san Francisco, May 7.---Ali trans
porintion and manufacturing com.
panies using light. power and aas
supplied hy the FaCinc Gas and hiec-
tric company. We're affected by n
strike today Of B. 600 mechanics af-
;lliatcd with the Light and Power
Council of California. The men ASK
shorter hours ana, moro pag.
AZ the offices u The council u WAs
said today that the cities concerned
were. san Francisco and Oakland.
sacramento. San Jose. santa Rosa.
Vallejo, Stockton. Mnryviile, Chico,
OrOville and Frcsno
A strike vote was taken among the
various local unions. which. when
canvassed last SUNDAY. showed an
Overwhelming sentiment In favor of
striking Another conference was
held last nighe between a. representa-
tive OF the company and officers OF
the council. The labor leaders were
told fiatly. they say. that their de-
mHnds could not be considered.
The street ear system in San Fran
cisco was but slightly affected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
RaIlrond OfncInI Rc-Irns,

New York. May Tit was an.
nounced here today tnat Thos. S.
Freeman. president of the Interna
uOnal and Great Northern railway
and operating vice president ~ ths
NaK a1d puoi'ht rallNax. han re-.
aiehtd hi3 POSITION ID The iatter com.
pany 60 become its general counsel
lie VIII be- succeeded by u. r. Kear-
ney. heretofore general superinton-
dent Of transportation OF the Missouri
Pacific.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
LINCOLN VOTES FOR
REGULATED SALOON
| ~ I.cnsol Wire 10 Isvenlnr Iicru

Lincoln. Sch. May 7-Vuters Ol
Lincoln. hy majority Of ssi, ycsler-
day decided in favor Of continu-
ancr of present high license policy,
according Go COMPLETE returns avail
able today Tho wet excise board
candidates. Harry Porter. Nicholas
iicss and win ~ Love. we're elected
aud the municipal ownership league
elected but one of its candidates for
city commissioner. ~ j. King IN.
ether four commissioners the first iil
the cltys history will he George Day
ton, r. ! Henslcy. William Schroeder
and Frank Zcprung.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
EVIDENCE OF SLAVERY
IN PHILIPPINES FOUND


lBy Leased Wire % Evening Herald.
Washington, May 1.-lndirect eyi-
dcnce that slavery has existed ln tho
Philippine islands under the American
regime WAS sent "a the senate today
BY Secretary Garrison. AT tho same
time he stated there were no rrcofda
in the war department showing dlFect-
ly or Indirectly whether slavery ek~
listed there nov The secretary sent
his communication Ia response 10 a
resolution offered ny senator BoFah.
who had produced letter from sou.
retary Worcester or the Philippine
government charging that slavery did
exist in the islands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
BRAZILIAN BATTLEsHIP
TO CONVEY MINISTER
[ny Leased MIrc % IsvcnIng neraId. J

Washington. May The Brazilian
dreadnaught Ninas Geracs will bring
Lauru Muolor, minister nf foreign
affairs of Brazil. to the United states.
sailing from klo be Jauciro. and ni
riNing at Norfolk. Va, about three
weeks later IN addition e. repay
INK The Visit made 20 his country by
FORMER Secretary Of State Root. the
special ambassador viii go 20 San
Francisco to select the site tor BRA
zils exposition building. lie VIII
visit this cty, Chicago. Bo1ton and
New YORK aud later sail from Sew
York on the warship which brought
him. official adviccs to that effect
were received today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

Washington. MAY - Maxwell Ev-
priH. counsel for the Southern Pa
clsc lgaliroad company today dis
8sAao1 5atth tgis4Frs lsheFnl 49,
Reynolds the proposed 6isgOlution OF
the Union Pacific Southern Pacific
merger u was the first conference
between the government and the in
teTests Involved since the supreme
court extended the time for dissolr-
ing the combination 10 July I, Moth
ing definite WAS accomplished.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
sTREIT t'AW SERVICE
HALTED IN OAKLAND

Oakland. Cal. May street cars
were halted ami electric lights were
shut on for several hours when all
operative employees Of the Paclfic UnA
and Electric company. with the ex-
students from electrical colleges as
Well az superintendcnis and men who
had formerly worked IN the Operating
departments Of the service. were
called In and tha plants resumed Op-
eratlons. over 500 men are on strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
CARRANzA REJECTS
JAPANESE OFFER
or AID AGAINST
HUERTA
Head Of the COnstitutionahss
Forces Wants Only Mexican
Citizens Enrolled Under
His Banner.
AMERICAN PORTS OPEN
FOR ARMS SHIPMENTS

Thy fA'nscd Wire 90 hvcnlnE Herald ]
Eagia Pass. Tex, May ~ Scent
Sagatani. Japanese. who claimed "a
boar credentials from tho Japanese
consul generai al San ernno.sco.
showing him 10 be the editor OF "A
Japanese papor, In that city. has o..
fered Governor Carranza % recruit a
large body of his countrymen for SER
vice IN the cOnstitutiouaiist arImy. fTe
said he could secure tho enlistment
Of many Japanese who served ~ the
war with Russia.
Governor Carrauza refused the Of
fer. telling sngathni he wanted only
Mexican subjects under his banner
Sagatani told immigration offlcsala
here he was gathering war news for
his paper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

ogden, Utah. May 1.-Stute health
officers are rigidly inspecting ali
fruits ana vegetables shipped ini0
Utah California strawberries pack
Cd BY japanese, with small green aud
decayod fruit on the bottom ana
large berries on top were recently
cOnfiscated and the entire conslgn-
mont denlrnYed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
Worklnsnlnn Gets s.. .OOO, 200.

UrIFOII MIchu NhN I--EINIn los
ChBpelle, a young workingman. to-
day took possession of $1,000. GOO la
cash and real estate lrft by his faith
er whom he never knew When Les
'happclle was AN Infant his parents
separated. his father gOirg west
whore he made a fortune, Following
u divorce both parents remarked Tho
elder Lees Chappelie left another son
10y "a second marriage, but provided
for an equal distribution of tho 81
100000 acquired between the two
boys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
DEFINES POWERS OF
PRESIDENT FOR
INTERVENTION
Can Only Send Troops to Cuba
to Uphold Insular Govern
ment If Senator Bacon's
Idea Prevails in Congress.
Try Leased Wire 90 Evcniug Herald. !

Washington. May Senator Ba-
con. chairman Of the foreign relations
committee rcintroduced today his bill
defining the authority ot the prcsi.
dent for Intervention in cuba. which
prescribes that any Intervention IA
future shall be 20 sustain the authori-
ties in cuba, rather than for the pur-
pose of displacipg them.
81 don't wish to have the inttoduc-
tiun of the bin at this time" said
Senator Bacon. "and arouse any idea
that there is now anything la Cuba
calling tor Intervention There is
nothing to cause trouble hut we never
know when conditions calling FOR tn
tcrvvntion might arise For that rcas-
on II is important that We prescribe
the method of Intervention aud the
conditions that might warrant IT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
RaiIrond Ap,eals.

White plains n. =. MAY I--An
appeal was taken today hy the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road la the case Of Joseph Lauson. "a
brHReman who recently secured "A
verdict of $50. 900 for the loss OF one
leg, the iarHegt ever given in a simi.
lar case 80 ID Ia stated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
Radio. Active waters.

White sulphur SpriuEs, ", VA
May IT, Discovery of radiO-acuNity in
the waters here. made "a few weeks
ago by Or George u. kithlo, viii he
commerciall1cd hy organizing com
pany which viii attempt 90 recover
the oXtremely precious metal u is
believed the proltct viii bC success
tul and that sufficient quantities can
he obtained 10 make the venture high
ly profitable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
OHIO MAN FAVORED FOR
PENSION COMMISSIONER

lBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald
Washington. May IT, Edward eiltE-
gaber OF Vanwert. Ohle. viii De nam-
I'd as commissioner Of pensions. uc-
cording to Senators burton aud
Pomerene Of ohio. who were oon,iilt-
dent Wilson.
r.. l.. Fraaier of Tcnnesaoo was
agreeable 10 Senators Lea and ShlSlda
Tor assistant commissioner Of patents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

Boise. Idaho. May 1.--fdaho'a unw
state board Of education han deoidaa
60 ask the courts 90 define lle duties.
Recently created nY statute ko sun,
plant the state board ~ fcaanfn. tho
new board finds lieelk confronted with
u constitutional requirement that
uorlain duties commented witn &no
manaaement Of lho university muat
ps psEtQEmaa hl Ihl Esg1nis. ...-.....s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

WntnlnHlOn MAY fl~Iho UrOsIdrnf
to-day sent thi following nominations
tu ine senate,
Commissioner of Pensions Cav
loFd "a. Saltsgnher. Of Nunwcrt, ohio.
Ambassador tn lapan--(ieorge W.
Guthrie of penusylXanin.
Register pf the land office az North
Yakima, Washington Rlchard slro-
bach.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
,AZILIAN NEGOTIATIONS
REMAIN STATE SECRET
-I.enscl WIre b IsvenIne IIefnId. J

fashington. May 7.-Attorncy
|cral Nc Reynolds today declined
bond 10 the senate correspondence
cen the state department aud the
I rtmcnt uf Justice In regard to
settlement Uf the brazilian cof-
'NHiOrizatiun scheme, because IN
patiblc with the public Interests. %
did, however. send other papers
Ithc subject.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
InmIIN Cnred of IIookMn,ln.

ogden, Utah, MAJ o.. Following u
period ot some weeks during whicn
time the attending physicians have
worked assiduously. the family of a.
A Shuman. seven in number. have
hcen pronounced cured OF hOokwOrm
This II the flrst appearance OF IA,
parasite IN this state,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
NAVY LEAGUE DECLARES
FOR YOUNGER ADMIRALs
10y LEASED wire 10 EvcnIne Herald.

Washington. May The Navy
league sent committee 10 call upon
President Wilson today aud present
resolutions faroring the movement
for Younger ncci commanders. 70
council Of nRtional defcnse and a
consistent and progressive building
program,
Governor O'Neal OF Alabama, Cot
Robert NJ. Thompson and Perry Bel
mont were on the committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
IInrd IIIllnr Oni OF Gan,r.

|hicago, May i.--t'. 0nndil. the
~ hitting hrst baseman of tho
lhington American league team,
be- uut uf the game probably for
|eok because of AN Inflammation
recently injured toe. Tho team
bed iis first western series of this
BON hero today.