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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
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members should have been elected
FOR the four-year term and two mem
hers Tor the two-y year term. MI Ma
10y, an eleventh hour candidate, re-
ceived number Of votes as can
didatc for the four-yc term ana
also for the two-Venr term u was
contended that Mr. Maioy had been
elected % the four-ycar term.
demand on the city clerk for a Ger
tiiicnte Of election was met win a re-
fusnl. with the result that Attorney
Isaac Barth. representing MIR. Maioy.
began the mundamus proceedings
The elimination came today when the
city clerk issued the certificate for
Mr. Maloy.
Louis \. McRae. low man for the
two-year term. ~ on the board. TO
an appearances and % is understood
that he ~ satisfied with the turn af-
fairs have taken ami VIII not max"
any effort whatever To- gain recogni-
ton az a director.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
CITY CLERK ISSUES
CERTIFICATE OF
ELECTION
Complying With Instructions
of Court H. Charles RoehI
Prepares Necessary Paper
for A. ]. Maloy.

Obeylng the order Of the court
following decision for the petition
81 In the mandamus proceedings CITY
Clerk n. charles Roehl today pre-
pared a certificate of election for A.
4. Mal0y. the certificate testifylng
that Mr.. Mnloy had been elected as
a member Of the board Of education
for four year term, az an election
held In Albuquerque on April l Ia"
Provided Mr.. Maloy obtains possess
sion of the certificate before tonight
he VIII be- qualified Ia be- sworn IN 40
a member of the new board of edu-
catio- which will take over the at
fairs or the Albuquerque city schools
|at o'clock In the Central school
building. -Four other newly elected
members OF the board win assume Of
nce tonieht o. y. Marion. VI. "
Hickey. w. ". strong and Mrs H.
u. Ray
The order requiring Ciiy CLERK
Roehl 90 issue certificate ot eler-
lion 90 Mr. Maloy was caused TO DC
entered late Saturday afternoon by
Judge Raynolds. after the court had
heard further arguments In the pc
tition for The writ Of mnndamus. The
court had ruled Friday that the poinli
raised by the petitioner were Wei
taken ana that the city clerk should
issue certificate. Al tho request oil
Mr.. Burkhart. representing the cts
clerk. the court withheld issuance oil
the writ until further HrRumonu
could he submitted. Following tn
submission of additional argument
saturday. the court announced ina
sufficient cause had not been al
vanced 10 merit reversal OF the De
cislon rendered the previous dny.
The history OF the anairs leadin'
up 20 the Ming Of petition Tor
wrn of mandamus d well known -
the public. AZ the election Tor schoo
1 directors. held April J. there w"r'
Ave candidates IN the field on "a non
uartia,n iiskSt. -, n Marrnn an'
IM. n Hickey we're on the ballot 10
lthe fonr-ycar term ana ". W Strons
IL A. McRae and Mrs u u. RAJ
were on the ballot Cor the iwo-yea
Term The entire ticket was appnr
lentlv elected, hut a question wa
raised by opponents 90 me Ticket srV
eral DAVIS after the election. ~ Ga ia
ieeniitv az the entire ballot " wa
claimed that according 10 law thre
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Louis Ilfeid spent today IN vaien-
Ella county looking after his sheep.
George Fred Murray Is here from
Thoreau for visit ~ several days.
Harry r. owen spent today in Los
Lunau and leaves tonight for Hills-
boro. where ne goes ON legal Affairs
Edward l.. Price. banker of So
zorro. was visitor IN Albuquerque
yesterday, a guest ~ the Sturges.
Oar Ratclin Of Knox city. Texas
~ IN Albuquerque. having driven
overland by team Mr. Rnteiin IS Ia
the market for ponies and mares.
W q. Wenge OF Magdaiena. y. NJ,
and Air. and Mrs. j.. w, Wcnge Of
Joresb0ro. Pa. are In Albuquerque.
guests al the Hotel Combs.
{. y. Hilton. member Of the state
legislature and merchant Of san An
tonic. IL a business visitor In Albu-
querque,
Regular review Of Alamo Hive NJ
will be held "a 80 tomorrow after
noon az T. .. .. r. hall Minnie Gep-
ford. record keeper.
A new tire. for emergency use n
equipping the motor fare truck wac
received al the North Second street
station today The tire and riin
weigh s3 pounds and cost S65.
Walter Plnnell. a bnrber Of Nor
larty, who has n claim In the Estan'
ella valley. n IN Albuquerque today.
Mr.. Plnnol WIS formerly a barber ~
the savoy shop here.
W. r. a. Gierke. cashier OF the
Wagon Mound Trust and savings
bank, is In Albuquerque on business
affairs Mr., Gierke was formerly a
resident OF this city.
y. r. Crisweii. special adjugtor Tor
Insurance companies, leaves t1iiihh'
! ,or santa he 10 adjust the iiodinar
and Sparks loss. which occurred earl,
this morning.
n. e.. frost Of frost a frost, archi'
;ectv. ~ "a Paso. b. In Albuquerque
10 confer with tbs board at ednch
iion regarding plans Tor the new
500. 400 high school building.
The city council viii hold a meet
ing tonight, beginning al o'clock
Routine and unfinished business vii
I
the city hall question having beef
tabled for special meeting.
Dr. d. r. Boyd. president OF th'
University OF New Mexico. left M
morning for santa Pc. where he VII
deliver the commencement address q
the Presbyterian indian missiol
| school
| Mr j. r. Murolll. the ladies iaiio
Of West Tiieras avenue, VIII leave oil
the limited "Wednesday for Sew YORK
AFTER visiting relatives and ifi"nd
| ihrfe Ger few weeks he viii SAL 70
itnly, where he will spend q vacation
~ several months
DR. r. q. TUT gave very IN
arucilve and interesting lecture Z
the teachers and pupils of the I'm
mnculatc Conception school duriul
assembly hour this mnrning pr
Tun told how the children ought Z
take care 81 their eyes. ears, nos
ana throat 'rho lecture was give
al the request of Father Mandarin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

Lame hack is usually caused ny
Of the muscles of the
back, Tor which you will md nothing
better Than Chainberlnins Eminent
For sale By an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
SPRINGER
TRANSFER
MOVE PIANOS


FOREC AsT--New Moxico--To-
n'Eht fair; slightly noidor IN east
poftinn, fteFs n north and east
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

LOCAL WEATHER repori FOR
- hours ending n a. m. May 9
MaNimum temperature. ~ de-
sroes. minimum. a.: range. 81; a.
a. M. es. H=-thweft winds:
fInnr
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eeeeeeeeeNNeeeee1

The foregoing verdict was returned
NJ ~ o'clock this morning by the eor-
oners jury which sat upon the In
quest held on the body OF Roliie &.
snyder. who committed suicide Fri
day evening last. after he had aadc an
unsuccessful attempt 90 shoot his wife.
Mrs. Dora Iseauchamp and other
members al the family. IN the Sny Ter
home. 21O West New york avenue.
The coroner's jury. which viewed
the body OF Snyder saturday morn
ing. re-convened at 10 o'clock today
In the office of Justice Of the Peace
w. W. Mcclellan. 4 number -
witnesses were examined, including
Mrs. Snyder. her mother, Mrs. Beau
champ. brother, William Beauchamp.
and Miss Grace Ruppe, daughter Of
Major y. Ruppe. The stories told
by the witnesses were substantially
the same--that Snyder had arrived
nj the Snyder home shortly after 10
O'Clock Friday evening. fired two
shots through the window. then en-
tered the house and shot himself NJ
ter making a number OF attempts to
break down doors and attack mem
bers Of the family.
Funeral services for Rollis Snyder
were held This afternooni In Strons's
chapel Burial was In Fairview Gem
etery. The funeral was In charge Of
the brotherhood OF Railway Train
NON. Of whlcn .yd~r wns q memner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
NO VAUDEVILLE At
The CRYSTAL

. on account of the installation .
= Of the American Talking Picture =
. Machine, at the crystal, fepuir-
y ing some alterations, there viii =
y be NO vaudeville. The pictures =
. ever. will be- shown as usual
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

=. ~ nnd van uuduuniedlN bc 0f htsl.
ihR bPneat % me alpdehtp 81 the
school
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
SNYDER NOT
IN RIGHT MINO
IS VERDICT
Died from Gun Shot Wound
Self Inflicted While Labor
ing Under Temporary Aber-
ration Induced BY Alchohol-
ism.

= We. the undersigned. Justice 9
= % the peace and Jury. who sat .
y upon the inquest held this bth .
= day OF May. 1919. on the body =
= Of Roiiie a. snyder fpund dead .
= IN precinct ~, OF the county 81 .
= Bcrnaliile. y. ~. ON the second .
. day OF May. 1913, find that the =
9 deceased came ~ his death ~ .
. gunsho, wound inflicted by =
9 his own hands. while iaboFing .
= under a temporary alteration OF =
. the mind. induced by alcoholism. .
. tSigncd.l W. W Mcclellan. JUS =
= tice Of the Peace; +. n. McClos- =
= key. foreman: Frank QUEER l.. .
. =. Moody, Sam Gordon. W. v. =
. shifict. u. l.. WoOion. jurors. .
= Albuquerque n. NJ. Nav 6, ia. .
- -. = =
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Giorleta beer---order case today
Phone S.
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council
First mec,ing Of new school
board
Nature ~ SHE n Faxed.
~ 10 APPLE crops. gushing
Oh wells and other things
seem 80 have not the press
sort Of excited over on the
pecos. The Dexter "Developer"
printed jack rnhhit story the
other day that ought Ia make the
tate Ansniss and sapphire, hts
wife. turn over uneasiiy IN their
ceremenis Here Il n.
You have probably heard 81
three-iegged and three-eyed mon
strosltics OF all sorts. hut even
y. r. Barnum's What II IT." Will
have 60 take back seat. T. a.
wier, Two and one-half miles
moran of Dexter reports finding a
young jack rabbit. possibly ten
days old BY this time. that has four
ears and eieht legs. Instead OF it,
eyes being located In the natural
position. one - on top and one on
the side Of the head. It's four ears
are out 81 gear also, being nearer
the top Of the head. When this
young jack grows up and tries 90
do some ieft-handed grass picking
stunts. he'll have 10 stand on his
head 10 see the grass. with his
eight legs he will no doubt be- able
10 split the wind Mr.. Wier asa
not state what he Intended 10 do
with the freak rabbit"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
STREET FIGHT COSTS
YOUNG MAN FIFTEEN

l.. ~. Lockwood was hncd SO and
costs In police court this morning iof
lighting and disturbing the peace.
Lockwood and several companions
including Harry Fougnclle ana
Charles Isaac staged free for all
in the rear of the columbus snloou
last night, according to the police.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

Important meeting q the city
council
first meeting Of new school
board
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TAIKiNc amour nmEAD

There are ihfee points Of exoellencc iu
which our iifeaa takes the lead ana
koepe Az The atllnl0uz taste, ais-
iainlnf bower and lasting guailiies--
fhe latter preventing q sona stale an
quickly - commoncr bread n lH
made * M hnes quality ~ -four, rs
eioanly made and hnked. and affords
10 most solla aallagaeilon 20 me con-
atmer my \ ioaf, then youil want "a
daily delivery
PIONEER BAKERY
nog wuuth Fieai aiFeet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-24

Photo Engraving Of highest grade
can be secured from the Star. Bulletin
Photo. EngraVlng Plant
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KUHIO TURNS
ALL OVER TO
JOHN COLBURN

Jonah Kuhio Kalanian2ole has plac-
ed all his worldly affairs absolutely
in the hands of John F. Colburn.
through a full power of attorney OF
the California castiron type
The instrument was executed in
San Francisco on January IL, 1913.
before Charles EdeIman, a notary pub
lie whose position Is certified by H. l.
Mulcrevy, county clerk of the city and
county of San Francisco.
In the prolix diction' of that sort of
thing, Prince Kuhio authorizes Mr..
Colburn to receive all moneys payable
or belonging to him, to enforce the
collection thereof by legal process, to
buy and sell land and all other kinds
of property, to transact all and every
kind of business, and to sign, seal,
execute and deliver deeds, leases COW
enants, agreements, mortgages, etc.
The whole thing is clinched thus:
Giving and granting unto my said
attorney full power and authority to
do and. perform all and every act and
thing whatsoever requigite and neces-
sary to be done In and about the
premises as i might or could do sif
personally present, with full power
CT substitution or revocation, hereby
ratifying and confirming all that my
said attorney shall lawfully do or
cause to be done by authority of these
presents" . T. =. ......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-24
THREE BALLOTS NEEDED To
DECIDE MERCHANTS ELECTION

Charles Bon, M. NJ Johnson, T. M.
Church, George G. Guild, D. C. Swain,
George A. Brown, ]. F. Soper, o. A..
Bierbach and j. D. Dougherty were
elected directors of the Honolulu Mer-
chants association for the ensuing
year at the annual meeting Yesterday.
afternoon. being S.-usenf 4. by ballot
from among eighteen candidates. It
took three hallots to accomplish the
result, the bylaws requiring a inajori
.ty of all the votes cast tooelect With
thirty-two voting. the following were
elected on the Frs. ballot. Bon 90.
Johnson rs. Church % Guild o.
Swain 20, Brown Is and Soper n.
Bierbach and harrington tied with
16 each, or one short of majority
The rest of the field ran on the sec
ond ballot but oaly Biertach was
elected with vote of 49, w. r.! Far
Tingtun icing next high man with. IA;
The latter with all the rest individual
ly Withdrew before the third ballot,
but Dougherty and Farrington's de-
clinations were not accepted, and
Dougherty was elected with IS votes.
OF those elected, seyen--Bon, John
son, Church, Swain, Brown Soper and
Dougherty-were named by the nom
mating committee and only two
Guild and Bierbach--by other mem
bers, while Guild was on the original
ticket of the committee but withdrew
and was renominated by member
when II had been decided to receive
additional names before the commit
tee reported. -
Prior to the election aHnual reports,
written and oral, were received. Mr..
Church reported orally for the public
improvements committee, telling of
its dealing with water rates for ship,
ping, it's recommendation of the. water
meter system for the town and of fire
protection for documents in the Jul
dietary building. In the past few
weeks the committee had begun work,
in, conjunction with committees of the
Chamber of Commerce on. desirable
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-24
ISENBERG GETS
BIG OFFER ON
CANADA Lands

Paul Isenberg has received an offer
By CABLE for his interest IN coal prop
erty in the province of Alberta, Can
ada, so large that he is going to &C
cept it. - -
He has been summoned to the
Coast, the message saying his pres
ence there is necessary.
at is an offer from an English syn
dicate,%% said Mr.. Isenberg by wire
from his Waialae residence this after
noon. An amoUne being mentioned to
him which rumOr down town stated
he had been offered, he said he would
rather not mention the figure just now
but he added:
1T is such a tremendous price that
/ could hardly refuse it."
Mr.. Isenberg stated that he would
leave for the Coast in the Mongolia on
Tuesday.
Rumor puts the offer to Mr.. Isen-
berg in seven figures. He owns
three-fifths interest in the property in
question.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-24

In every household. you will find
among the toilet necessities some sort
of a germicide, in the form of either
q tablet solution or powder. Many
of these antiseptic preparations con-
tain poisons.
The value of an absolutely harmless
antiseptic powder, as compared with a
poisonous tablet or solution, is appar-
ent to every one. and that is one rea-
son why physicians everywhere have
strongly recommended Tyree's Anti
septic Powder. Dissolyes instantly in
water, and when used as douche is
unexcelled. A 25-cent package makes
two gallons of standard solution. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Send for
booklet and free sample. 81
J. s. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, d. c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-24
BISHOP QUITS
FEBRUARY Is

Following his conference yesterday
morning with the governor and F.
Klamp, a director of the new Waia-
hole Water Company and his decision
10 quit the territorial office for the
private job, Superintendent H. X.
Bishop, Of the department 81 public
works, handed in his resignation to
the chief executive yesterday after
noon. 1t was accepted, to take effect
February Is. No announcement OF the
selection Of his successor was made
ty Cove rnor FIear today.
Mr. Bishop goes to the ncw concern
as chief engineer and will have entire
Charge ard responsibility of the huge
task of cutting the big Koolau tunnel
anu arranging the entire proposed ir-
rigation system which that company
has been organized to handle. AS an
engineering expert Bishop already has
become enthusiastic over the project
and is eager to attack the problems
which will have to be solved. He says
irrigation Is one of his hobbies. and
anticipates a pleasant time working
out the intricate details of this enter
prise. ~ -. - 49,.
He has begun cleaning up the I'M
finished business now lying in the
public works department, and as
part Of this labor leaves this afternoon
on the WiIht lmina for Hilo. to attend
TO n,.f1ber Of affairs al that port. He
will return on the Wilhelmina Mon
day morning. .e2
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NOTE.

For the especial benefit of Students
and Children a matinee complete with
these wonderful pictures and lecture
will be given Saturday, commencing at
2:3o. Prices, 10, 20, 80 and SOC.
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EXPRESS;
IS MONTHS

Charged with having rifled packages
consigned through the Wells-Fargo
Express Company, and found guilty
when arraigned at district court this
morning. Judge Monsarrat imposed a
sentence of eighteen months impfis-
onment upon H. B. Lai, former en-
ploye of the company.
The charge upon which the young
man WAS tried was that of larceny in
the second degree He was tried on
six counts, and in each instance drew
a sentence of three months
For some time the express company
is said to have missed articles sent in
care of the company. An investigation
is said to have brought to light the
guilt of Lai. The police state that
some Of the plumber has been recov-
cred.
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For the entertainment Of those who
could not get into the Opera House
last night Ernest Kaai, and his organ
ization of Hawaiian troubadours EifIre
peat the concert at the Empire Theat.
er tonight beginning at eight O'Clock.
Seats are now on sale all the rooms
of the promotion committee. and at the
Lox Office in the theater on Hotel
street. The program in admittedly the
best ever. given by, the organization.
and in spite of the fact that the CieFe-
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KAAI TO PERFORM AGAIN TONIGHT

land did not arrive, and the passen-
gers were therefore debarred from
hearing the music and witnessing the
fascinating lula dance, the opera
house was packed to capacity. The
same program, emitting the play, win
lie presented tonight and 1t is safe to
FAY no better form Of entertainment
will be Afforded the visitors for they
viii have an opportunity to see Ha-
waiians as they really are ION their
Eatiye heath Admission will be 50,
ST and Is cents.
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John Wray plays the part OF Han
mock the dope fiend who, as the illegi-
Innate son Of old Rand sis wished on
the young Rand by the dying father,
and as the secretary OF Rand Jr. gets
an opportunity to make love 10 Sister
Cicely and pry into his Patrons shady
transactions. He warns up TO the
part as the play develops, being far
better. in the second act than on his
'fifst appearance It lisa difficult part
md on the whole Mr.. Wray handles it
intelligent.y. 81
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= The popular favorites. the Raymond
Teal Musical Comedy Company. will
open three weeks engagement at
the Popular theater Monday, Jan 81
This company reports a most success.
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THE CITY BEST
= OFFERING To
DATE


II Clyde Fitch had dropped into the
Bijou Theatre last night, and witness
ed the production OF his mastery
three-act drama, The City," by the
Worlds Fair Stock Co, he would
likely have had but few suggestions
for change, and adverse criticisms
would have been fewer still.
The City is the test thing that the
company has done TO date in Homo
lulu. 1t is a strong play, we'll acted
and well produced, and from curtain
to curtain, a small, but receptive au-
dience was held tightly in the grip of
lines, action and deep underlying pre-
blems pictured on the stage
"The City" lis essentially drama Of
real things. II appeals 10 every indi-
Vidual member OF the audience in one
way or another, and the man, or wo-
man either, who can sit through the
play unmoyed, is certainly the excep-
tion. There Is big mora: 70 The
City, and yet the preaching Is 50
cIeyer1y done that IT II only when one
makes a mental review Of the story
that the lesson in its fun meaning be-
comes apparent Usually plays with a
Purpose. spelled with the upper case
p, are highly unpleasant to sit through.
II well done, they wrack the sensible
tiles to point where plasgoing be.
comes q torture; II poorly done they
become laughable exaggeration. Not
80 with THE City. Its moral Is
there, and its purpose Is apparent. but
both are SO cleEerIy interWoyen with
Mr. Films ffntffir ftf and the real.
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full trip in the Orient They will pre-
sent all new bills. The opening bill
will be My Friend from Australia." "
Two shows nightly, and o'clock.
Prices, 10, 20,Sand 80 cents. 49, y-..~ H.
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Legislation, having jointly employed C.
r. Hemenway as attorney to draft
measures.
Mr.. Swift read report he had pre-
yiously given at a monthly meeting
from the committee on trade and fin
ance.
Secretary Lennox read a report
.flom Mr. unger. chairman 4..of the
downtown committee, relating its
work in providing entertainments.
Treasurer Johnson read a financial
ss
(ccntinued on page SIX
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Croquettes. when fried in deep fat,
should stand in a warm place for half
an horr before frying. This will make
them brown more quickly. ..s
n YOU have a jabot which is trouble
some to iron. haste tho piaits In be-
fore ii is washed. then iron and re-
move the threads Use line thread.
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tccntlnued on page six.)