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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

DO NOT peel the rhubasb. Cut II
into pieces and weigh a. Allow hnlf
pound AZ sugar go each pound ~
rhufarb. Put In a preserving kettle
and heat very slowly. Add q few
whole cloves and small stick 81 Gin
namon. Simmer slowly until u ~
like lam.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
Good Things for
Next Winter
By Jean Hubs

tsoosrbrsry Catnup.
five pounds 81 aooseherFlcs.
-Four pounds Of sugar
Two cupfuls Of cider vinegar.
one and one-haif tablespoonfuls 81
cinnamon
ono tablespoonful % cloves.
one tablespoonful 81 nllspica
Pick over wash and drain the
nooseherriee. f'ui them In kettle
and odd the remaining ingredients
Bring 10 the ioiiing point ana bet sim (
meF for two hours Fill bottles and
zeal
snircd Cniranta.
seven pounds oi currants
Five pounds 81 brown sugar
Two cupfuls OF vinegar
Three tablcspoonfuis of ground
cloves.
Three iahlespoonfnlr 81 cinnamon
Pick over the cnrrants very care
FULLY. wash and drain them. Put
them IN kettle and add the suea-
and vinegar. Tie the spices In cheese
cloth and add them. Heat gradually
a. the boiling point and let simmer
tor an hour and q hair. Store In a
stone JAR and keen IN a cool dry
place.
Saited Cherries.
place rHiher under ripe cherries ~
a brine composed Of four ounces 81
iait to one gallon Of water. lie, stand
for two days. Then add two more
ounces os salt. Let stand three weeks
adding an extra ounce ~ salt each
week. Then put up In cans. cold. and
seai Rinse In fresh water before
serving like olives.
Cherry I'ickIcg.
pne quart vinegar
Two ounces 81 salt.
one half ounce Of mustard seed.
Poll together; put cherries in cans
and pour the hot liquid over trem.
Drain the next day. boil the vinegar
again. pour u over the cherries. and
"a hen stite culd cover
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
MORNONS SCORED
AT CONFERENCE
WORLDS CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP
CONFERENCE HEARS I'M
PoRTANT REPORTS

Portland, Ore, July The Worlds
Christian Citizenship Conference
meeting in sections this morning con
sidered immigration, Sabbath obser.
walton and Mormonism.
The report Of the commission on
Mormonism, presented by Prof. o. f.
Davis Of New Richmond, wis.,. urged
that the federal authorities make a
thorough investigation Of the Nor
mon church and that the church be
forbidden the use Of the mails be-
cause Of the circulation Of alleged
reasonable and seditious utterances
and literature.
The report further urged that con-
gress unseat or refuse to seat any
person guilty Of polygamous practices
or who paid supreme temporal az
legiance TO church leadership" and
that Utah should be brought under
direct and strict jurisdiction of the
United States by constitutions
amendment.
Rev. Wilson Of Philadelphia pre-
sided over the immigration confer
ence; Walter Laidlaw, Ph. D Of New
Work, chairman Of tho commission
made the report and addresses were
made by Lieutenant David Q. Bosio
Of Italy, Prof Rernt stoylan Of Chris
tiania Norway Dr S. Motoda Of To
kio, Japan, DR.. William Hay Of New
Zealand and Pyong K. Yoon OF Seoul.
Korea.
The conference on sabbath obser-
vation heard the report Of its com
mission, presented BY DR.. Albert +.
Moore Of Toronto. Canada, and an
address was delivered BY Or. James
RenWick Wylie Of Beaver Fails. Pa.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
Small Rebel Loas

Ri Paso, Tex, July S.-No effort IS
being made BY the feedral command
er in Juarez to retake the towns Of
San Ignacio and Guadalupe, captured
yesterday morning BY the rebels Of
Toribio Ortega's command. The reb-
els have established headquarters at
Guadalupe which is just 40 miles from
Juarez, and announce their intention
Of holding the place until Pancho vii
Ia arrives with his force to attack the
border town from the west, when they
will move in and attack from the east.
ortega now has ZOO men with him. In
capturing both Guadalupe and san Tg-
nacio, both of which towns are On the
Texas-Mexieo line, the rebels lost one
man killed and none wounded. They
claim to have killed II federals. Ii
at San Ignacio and six at Guadalupe.
The flight Of Juarez residents to Eg
Paso has temporarily stopped, the
citizens Of the town evidently believing
that they will have time enough to
get out after Villa appears within fir.
ing distance Hospital arrangements
have been made jointly BY the MILF
tary authorities at Fort hss and the
Red Cross chapter Of El Paso, to care
for any persons wounded in El Paso
0f any wounded who may cross to ri
Paso from the tight. The Red Cross
offered to cross into Juarez and care
Tor the wounded on the battle grounds
but the offer was declined By the
Mexican officials.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03

Joint legislative investigating commit
tee, State Senator Frawley, chairman
Of the committee, at the opening Of
the investigation today directed the
committees counsel to prepare a
complaint in order that the legislature
may find out If there is some method
by which we can punish Mr., Platt."
Platt was one Of the witnesses call
ed when the committee began its in
yestigation Of the methods employed
by George w. Blake, a Commissioner
DESIGNATED by the governor Of his in
vestigation Of the various state pris-
ons. Members Of the legislature al
lege that the methods Of the COVER
nor's investigator demand an inquiry.
They charge that Blake has failed to
file vouchers for part of his draft on
state funds. Blake followed Platt as
a witness.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
JUAREz ATTACK HAS CEASED
REBELS AWAITING GENERAL VII
LAS ARRIVAL BEFORE CON-
TlNulNe BATTLE
Ell PASO MECCA OF REFUGEES
SERVICES or AMERICAN RED
CROSS IS DECLINED BY JuA-
REz COMMANDER

Mexico City, July s,-Fedeal troops
today executed General Ambrosio Fig.
ueroa, who obtained great prominence
in the southern states during Madero's
revolution against Diaz and was later
in the army as commander Of the
rural guards.
He was captured at IguaIa de la In
dependencia, state OF Guerrero. The
news Of his execution was telegraph
ed here from the headquarters Of Gem
eral Juyencio Robles. the federal com
mander in Cuernayaca.
Figueroa with his brothers took
leading part in the rebellion aaginst
the present administration.
Provisional President Huerta pro-
poses to send from Manzanillo two
boats Of reinforcements for the fed
eral troops fighting against the rebels
in Sonora. Part Of the men win be
dispatches to Guaymas and the re-
mainder to Punta Lobo with the OBJ
ject of reaching the town Of Altar.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
NEW TRIAL is
DENIED CHACGINgI
CASE APPEALED THIS MORNING
TO THE SUPREME COURT
-RoND is NAMED

This morning at the session of the
district court attorneys for Editor
Chacon argued motion for a new
trial and rshearing. 1t was denied by
the court.
A motion for an appeal to the su-
preme court was then presented and
bond placed at $500 pending the
decision Of the supreme court was
named.
The many friends Of Chacon at
Albuquerque will denbtless be sorry
to hear Of the new developments in
the case on account Of the fact that
no petition can be used now that an
appeal has been requested. The gen.
eral opinion is that the supreme court
will uphold the decision Of the dis
trict court
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
]. ". ". BANNER BURNED

Portland, Ore, July S.-An Indus
trial Workers Of the World banner
hoisted in a grove where residents
of Sandy small town in the Cas-
cade mountains, had planned to hold
their Fourth Of July celebration, was
shot down by the towns people, drag
ged in the street and bnAped. News
Of the incident, which occurred on
Tuesday afternoon, reached mere to-
day. The banner was raised by mem.
bers of a telephone line crew. The
crowd that shot it down marched
with its trophy to the Sandy postof-
flee. There hollow square ewas
formed and while the town band
played America" the banner was
burned
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
BuIsars 5eBy Reports

Sofia, Bulgaria, July 81 The autho
fitles Gere absolutely denied all state.
H1ents issued in Belgrade reporting
the success Of the servian troops. An
official statement sent out today says
the Bulgarian troops repulsed the
servians and captured a number OF
villages on the banks of the Zletnovs-
ka river in Macedonia. Afterward or
ders were given to the Bulgarians to
cease fire and they returned to their
former positions. The servians are
said to have suffered heavy losses.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY

Colorado Springs, Col. July g.
Mrs Eugene Utz of Chicago a mem
bers Of the Turner's who are visiting
here following their Denver eonven.
ton, had a thrilling experience to-
day with a runaway horse, while tax.
ing a horseback ride with friends.
lGe animal became unmanageable
after she left the stables and ran
more than two miles before members
Of her party succeeded in bringing
# to a stop Mrs. Utz was badly
frightened, although apparently unin
jured, but in her flight lost valuable
gold watch, several articles OF jewer
ry and $12 in money.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
"a Stitch in Time

There might be a modern
version Of that old adage to the
effect that "A penny spent in
time will often save a dime"
Nowhere is the truth Of this
revised adage more easily DEM
onstrated than in the proper
use Of the best newspapers Of
the day.
If you are planning g trip, il
you wish to go to theatel, a
lecture. to churcn If you need
to buy practically any article
Of ordinary use, spend your COP
per for a good newspaper and
turn to the advertising columns
for the latest information on
the subject you have in mind
Make practice Of doing this
and you will find that you save
yourself both time and trouble
and that many a dime that
might have been wasted has
either been saved or spent in
such a way that you nave at
tanned the maximum Of value
from it
Needless spending wasres
more money than willful ex-
travagance.
In justice to yourself, you
must keep in touch with what
is in the market. Buy a news
paper and save your dimes BY
reading the advertisements reg
ularly
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
BULL MOOStRS end
PARTY CONFERENCE
ADDRESSES MADE TODAY BY
WELL KNOWN MEN OF
THE NEW PARTY

Newport, r. l., July b. "Conserva-
tion" and social and Industrial jus
tice, called by the party leaders by
products Of progressiveism. were dis
cussed at the closing sessions today
of the progressive natlonal confer.
ence. Among the speakers were Gif
ford Pinchot, former chief Of the bu-
reau Of forestry; Herbert Knox Smith
former Commissioner Of corporations
and Oscar straus OF New York, pro
gressive candidate for governor Of
that state last fall
"The conservation question Mr.
Pinchot said, lies at the root Of
every material human problem, for It
is the problem of shelter and clothes
which are nothing but natural re-
sources prepared for the use Of man
There are only two great forms Of
exploitation the exploitation Of the
earth by men and the exploitation
of men by each other The whole
question Of equality Of opportunity
is just the question Of the right OF
the average human being to earn and
enjoy his fair share Of the natural
resources on which all human life and
welfare repends
3
Mr.. Smith said that the natural re-
sources were one of the central is
sues in the progressive advance. THE
progressive program he said, de
mands that the benefits of our mat
ural wealth shall be equally distrib-
uted to all citizens. This is not now
tho case Partly because Of fraud
partly because Of crime, but mainly
because Of our mistakes in national
policy; we have placed the bulk OF
our national wealth in private hands
for nominal price !"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
Who Are victors?

London, July S.-Accounts of the
fighting between the former Balkan
allies In Macedonia coming from the
victorious capital of the nations con
cerned are conflicting. The servian
and Greeks are issuing reports of the
defeat Of the Bulgarian troops, while
the latter state Just as emphaticalIy
that they are advancing toward Sa-
Greeks. and at the same time against
the Seryians along the whole fine
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
RuIaarIans Out Guns

Belgrade, servia July 8. serwan
representatives sof the fighting on
Tuesday between the BuBlgarian and
Servian armies state that the Bull
garians abandoned several entire bat
teries Of field guns, many rifles and
much ammunition. One thousand Bull
garian prisoners are said to have
been taken by the servians, who de-
clare that the Bulgarians lost 500
dead and 1900 wounded.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
VICTIMS IMPROVING

Gettysburg, Pa, July 3.-All of the
victims Of W. B. Henry of Philadelphia
who ran amuck in the dining room OF
a Gettysburg hotel last night are re-
ported today to be doing well. Charles
Ensor, who received the most danger
GUS wounds, is not out of danger, but
the doctors say there is little likeli-
hood Of his death unless complica-
tions arise.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
DEAF MuTEs ORGANIZE

Waco, Tex July s--As guests Of
the Brazos club Of this city large
number Of deaf mutes from all parts
of Texas assembled here today for a
three days conference. The chief
purpose Of the gathering is to organ.
ize state society, having for its OBJ
iect the social and political better
ment Of those who are deprived Of
the powers Of speech and hearing
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
Yours very truly
THE AMERICAN CITY.
H. S. BUTTENHEIM. Fditol

II. .. bU lh4INt1ElMs EQlL0f
HAS Las Vegas a chance Of being
the town sought for by Editor Butten-
heinz" asked Mayor Taupert. THE
citizens Of the city can answer the
question. In my opinion Las Vegas
should stand but little chance Of being
the city wanted.
~Of course continued the mayor,
1--WE have plenty Of beautiful shade
trees and parks. a beautiful railroad
station and some mighty pretty build
ings and residences.
There are many progressive resi-
dents in the city who have gone to
the expense of putting in curbing and
making their residences really beauti-
full. There are many others, scores
of them, who merely keep the city
back on account Of taking but little
interest in the appearances Of their
property They allow the walks in
front OF their residences to fall to
pieces; do not find time to cut grass
and keep the weeds out Of the front
yards. In fact they have no civic pride
whatsoever. Il is to these people
that we owe the fact that Las Vegas
.is not the beautiful city it should be.
AT this time, when the city has an
opportunity Of securing some valuable
advertising free, we are not prepared.
The receiving Of this letter should be
.a lesson to the people Of Las Vegas
and should cause them to 60 ahead
and make the city beautiful one. A
little work by each resident would re-
suit in the city being ia position
next year to send photographs to The
American City which would eclipse
all others sent il from towns the size
Of our city
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
cAokEs So ro nEATIl

Philadelphia, July g. Charles Arr
orc, 20 years old, Of 3t25 Mingo ave
nue.. choked to death in bed today on
his own tongue.
Aioro had been suffering froin epi.
lepsy for some time, and was having
4 fit when his sister. Mrs. Anna Mario
returned home. she summoned a doc
tor but he did net arrige until astsg
Arloro had died His tongue had stuck
iu hs throat
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
MceRAW Is SUSPENDED

New York. July 8 President Lynch
Of the National league announced to
day that he had suspended John J.
McGraw, manager of the New York
Goants, and Pitcher Brennan Of the
Philadelphia club for five days be-
cause of fist fight between the two
after the game in Philadelphia last
Monday. In addition Brennan is fin
ed s1OO,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
BULGARS LEAVE ARTILLERY
THE sERVIANs ARE REPORTED
TO HAVE TAKEN 1000 Bull
eARlANs PRISONERS
ALL SIDES CLAIM VICTORIES
KING CHARLES OF RoMANIA OR
DERs THE MOBILIZATION OF
ALL HIS SOLDIERS

! saloniki, July S-The battle be-
tween the Greek and Bulgarian troops
which began on Wednesday, resulted
in complete victory for the Greeks,
according to official reports, The
Greek artillery silenced the Bulgar-
ian guns and the Greek infantry then
pierced the Bulgarian lines at Daudli.
The Bulgarian troops were eventually
driven away from the plain of Kill
kish.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
TokIo GOMEZ aNor PRoVENo

Toxic, July g. The court of appeals
today pronounced the finding of mot
proven on charges Of torturing pris-
.oners brought against the public pro
curators Of the district g5urt at Ut
sunomi va who were alleged to have
examined some persons accused Of
forgery for periods of l6 to 20 hours
At a stretch while the defendants
stood handcuffed and were given no
opportunity to rest
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
FILE j. P.-s. ?. DISSOLUTION

FILE U. P.-s. p. DISSOLUTION
Salt Lake City, July 3.-The decree
dissolving the Union Pacific-southerf
Pacific merger, which was received
from st. Paul and filed here yester-
day will be entered on record next
Monday morning in the United States
district court, the original court of
Jurisdiction. The suit Of the United
States VS.. the Union Pacific Railroad
company and others VISA filed here
5n February |, 1908.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03

1 He added that he had no specific
/ arrangements with any member O.
congress for its introduction.
This resolution was used in New
York as a basis for an attempted re
cancellation between Edward Lauter
bach and the Morgan firm, said Sen
ator Cummins.
Martin insisted he knew nothing Of
that Under questioning Martin tes-
titled that the resolution was intro
duced in the house in practically the
fern he and Lamar agreed upon.
Did you tell Representative stan
ley who finally introduced the resoln
ton that Lamar had prepared it?"
4 don't thing So"
did you try to SUPPRESS that fact?"
Not in the least"
Active part Of that lobby is the
navy league" he added
j. p Morgan. Jr, and Herbert Sat
terlee OF Morgan and Company, he
named as interested in the Navy
league
The result Of their lobbying has re-
suited in the United States paying
Of millions for obsolete
ships and useless armor" said Mar
tin.
AT the close of Martins testimony
the committee took recess until
4:sO p M when G Harold Howell
Of the California Fruit Growers asso-
citation will be examined.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
anoc.n sEMMENs DEAD

Cincinnati, July S-George tDoc)
semmens, physical trainer Of the Gin
cinnati National club, died here today
from the effects Of the heat. Two
weeks ago he was operated on for ap
pendicitis and had just left the hos
pital.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
i. W. W. MAN SENTENCED

Paterson, N j. july Patrick
Quinlan a leader for the Industrial
Workers Of the World, today was SEN
fenced to prison for not less than
two nor more than seven years and
to pay fine Of $500. He was con
yicted recently Of inciting riot among
the striking mill workers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
REcK PLEADS alnl-rY

New York July g. William Beck.
tie young repair clerk VINO confessed
yesterday to the robbery Of s9S.0ae
worth Of gems from the Fifth avenue
ewelry firm Of UdaH and nallou
pleaded guilty today after the grand
Jury indicted him for grand larceny IS
the first degree.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
STRIKERS IN cIrvs EMPLOY

Cincinnati. July 8. Seven non
union ice plants seized yesterday by
order Of Mayor Henry T Hunt were
being operated today BY the board Of
health in an effort to relieve the suf-
fering caused by the strike Of en-
.gineers, firemen, drivers and helpers
The plants are in charge Of striking
engineers and firemen who were or
dered to return to work by union Of
fioials under an agreement made with
the mayor.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
War is Declared.

London, July S.-War is to be de-
clared by servia against Bulgaria at
Uskup for which place King Peter
and Premier Pachitch departed from
Belgrade this morning, according to
the exchange telegraph company The
proclamation will state that Servia
has been provoked by Bulgaria to de-
clare war
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03

Douglas, Ariz, July S.-FIghting was
resumed this morning at Guaynas, ae-
cording 70 official advices from Her
mosiilo, this making the sixth day &
the battle Between the feedrala ana
constitutionalists Tie rebels assert.
ed they were in control Of an except
the central portion Of the city
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
AN INTERESTING LETTER
EDITOR OF THE AMERICAN CITY
WANTS VIEWS OF PARKS,
HOMES, AND ETC.
NOT PREPARED SAYS MAYOR
A CHANCE FOR SECURING GOOD
ADVERTISING WILL BE
PASSED UP

Mayor R. J. Taupert has received
the following letter from Ii. S. Butten-
helm, edito rof The American City, a
publication which has accomplished
much toward beautifying cities by the
suggestions which are offered through
its columns monthly. The letter is as
follows:
Zl-1- June y. 1913.
Hon. R. J. Taupert, Mayor,
East Las Vegas, N. Mex.
Dear Sir:
We are tying to find the town in
the United States, with population
of less than 10000, which has either;
(D The most beautiful park.
(2l The finest shade trees.
(s) The best equipped playground.
(4) The most artistic lighting sys-
tenn.
(5) The handsomest public build
ings.
(6) The best paved streets (includ-
ing roadway curbs, cutters and side
walks,) or
% The most attractive railroad sta.
ton surroundings.
If your municipality claims distinc-
tion in any one Of these respects, we
want to suggest that you send a good
photograph or two for possible use in
a future issue Of The American City.
Should you happen to have any be
fore and after" views showing striking
contrasts. these would be particularly
welcome.
Hoping that we shall have this op-
portunity of giving your city some de-
sirable publicity, which win cost you
nothing but the furnishing Of the
photographs, we are,
You're vprv tr,1I,f
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
esuFFse ARE SENTENCE Ep

London. July Two militant So
fragetias, Kitiv Marion and c
Elizabeth Given. wefe sentenced
Day p three years penal seVIlua g
setting fire q ths stand IS M
Hurst pork course on n a
susH s70Q0o aaMas
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
suLzER's SECRETARY IN BAD

Albany N. z, July s.Because Of
the refusal Of Governor suIzer's sec
retary. Chester G. Plat. to produce
certain executive papers before the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
Roumanian Army MobIIIzed.

Bucharest, Roumania, July S.--King
Charles ordered the general mobiliza-
tion of the Roumanian army today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-03
TODAY IN CONGRESS
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Washington, July 81 S.-senate: Met
at 2 p. m.
Lobby committee heard Henry B
Martin.
Adjourned at 2:03 ,. m. till Monday
House. Not in session. meets Sat
urday.
Rules committees continued work on
resolutions to investigate Mulhall
charges