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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14

your dimrmiug the mine guarda?'
senator norah asked.
Yes They did
Mf Gla#cock sald that Doc believed
diet the mine 0Wuefs opposed the
declaration of martial law
"rhe situation was" said Senator
Horah. that these afmed milne guards
in this district wofc causing the dis.
tufhanoo ana jon nrdor 10 get rid Of
them you declared martial law. is that
riehtY
"rhat Is not exactly &C. These men
wcro la there. They were Ia control
and the miners were contending with
them for supremacy and In order 10
/ quiet The situation, ] declared martial
law ! want a. aly TINT I hoiicvc that
/ never acted more e0nselcntiously Ia
my lie than when / took charge Of
that diairia'
Attempts 10 question tho governor
as 10 the iustflcaiion of the first dec
laration Of unrtial law were stopped
hy tho committee
eThis committee viii never pass
upon Tie good faith of the governor
in declaring martial law said scna-
tor gorah aud the limo Of questioning
was halted
The attorneys for the miners ascer- I
tainod from the former governor that
he raised some of the mllltiamon af- .
ter the flrst declaration Of mariiai /
law 10 positions as mine guards va cm-
ploy of the operators. Hc said that Z
hc dld not know how fnr the men had .
antagonlzcd The miners in their per.
Torrance Of guard duty.
Ibid you think thoso men IN the
pay OF tho operators were competent
police force 70 guard the Interests or
operators and miners alilycg' asked
Attorney Belchor The governor
could not say.
Major Davis who testified this
morning said thut "a report was made
to him that mining camp nc Acme
had hcen fired 0n. He end that he at
once went 10 Acmc ana met "a MT.
Foltz. connected with the Baldwin,
Fcliz agency. who said he was also I'M
The shooting.
"Mv investigation showed, - said
Major Davis. that two men cons
nccted with the Baldwin people had
done the shooting. Mr. Feltz said he
would turn the men over To me and
then he lct one get away on q train
got The other one. "a virginia boy.
Hc was sick and ! pnt him I'm hos
piia a dag or two later he es-
capped.
"Thcre was scarcely man in Kan
lwha cuuniy who had not taken sides
IN this struggle 30 he continued. "Ev-
aryhody was nroludeod or biased one
Nay 0r another"
senator Borah wanted TO know II
bis bias and prejudice aid not oxtend
10 The members of tho military court
Major Davis aaid hc knew nothing OF
HE operations of the military court
Representative S II. Avis who wa-
county prosecutor when the trouble
began testified that lurles secured IN
ne district courts could not De de-
pended upon to try cases arising out
lf strikes because Of the widespread
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14
MANY ARRESTS MADE
OF TURKISH SUSPECTS
Ier aosnlae .ousnA. sesel.. leAs,n ulnll

Constantinople, June Nearly
200 persons have been arrested as the
result of the assassination of Grand
Nizier Mahmoud scheflSet Pasha.
Damad Sail Pasha, who is suspect
cd Of completely in the plot because
his signature was ON check for It
large sum of money found In the pos
session of one of the accused men. is
the son-in-law of the late Prince An
med kemal ED Din, brother Of the
sultan
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14
CONSPIRATORS INFORMED
FOREIGN EMBASSIES

london june ia dispatch to a
news agency from Gonstanunople SAYS
the conspirators connected with the
assassination of the grand viNer went
SO far as to notify certain OF the for
eign embassies of the impending out
rage assuring them of tho safety of
the foreigners and inviting thcm cven-
tually to land troops The dispatch
adds that the embassies failed to take
notice Of the communications
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14

Kceleaned oais keep your hcrscs
from coughing. Our Racine cleaner
removes weed seed. dust. trash, Hight
grain and everything except the heavy
OATS. II would surprise you what
comes out of sack of oats called clean.
Would he glad 20 show you the clean
or in operation.
L.. ". FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14
SLIDES IN
CULEBRA CUT OF
PANAMA CANAL
Increased Activity in Move
ment of Earth Causes Grief
for Engineers Who Are
Building Ditch,

Hanam0. june I3--Ihero has heen
Increased activity IN the slides in
Culehra cut in the last twenty-four
hours A new movement Yesterday
on the east bank covered all the
tracks on the east side, choking the
drainage ditch and overturning q
steam shovel
The cucaraeha slide started fresh
movement this afternoon. filling the
cut 10 the 6f-foot level
Another slide which Is likely to give
serious trouble developed Thursday
ON the west bank OF the canal near
Empire
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14

Today is Flag Day. You
still have time to secure one of
the big Silk Flags at the Jour-
nal office today. Display your
patriotism.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14

The Journal still has a limit
ed number of the big silk
Flags. Celebrate Flag Day
today by securing one Of these
flags at the Journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-14
Can,t Kccn i1 sncrct

The splendid work of Chamberlains
Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and livor troubles has ever
been known. For sale by all dealers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-16
HUMAN HIDE

Human cuticle reacts peculiarly to
stimuli. The makers of billiard balls
test the. smoothness of the finished
article by rubbing it against the
cheek. Certain areas of the tongue
are very sensitive to different f1avors,
while about an inch from the tip is
a little patch which is the precise
spot to dump Objectionable medicine,
for in that region the sense of taste
is absent. If one marks on the biceps
of the arm a little space, and test it
with the warmed head. of a pin, some
spots will feel: just pressure, others
warmth and pressure. And if one
has little red ink on the pin he can,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-16

Professor William Howard Taft,
who was once president of the Unit
ed States, is no longer quite as big
as Pixies Peak. The professor, burst
ing into song of praise, has just an
nounced that he has lost 50 pounds
and eight ounces of meat since he
left the White House, a matter Of
something like nine months.
He is now a Liliputian Of only 271
pounds.
Prof. Taft, warning all and sundry
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-16

portly men against quacks, gives the
following prescription for folks who
feel.a burning desire to peel their fat
off in layers: e.. --
1.-THE doctor interdieted potatoes
and all starchy things. He cut from
bill of fare all fat meats, absolutely
forbidding pork and other meats
containing much fat. don't touch
pastry of any kind. 1 must be careful
about my allowance of sugar. 1 am
permitted to eat lean roast beef and
lean mutton"
mark out just where these warm
spots" are. In fact, the cuticle seems
a mosaic of warm and "cold'
spots. And there is said to be place
above the knee where, one can drive
pin without pain.
- -O-O-
United Cigar Stores Co. summoned
a proprietor of a cigar store to court
in Philadelphia for infringing on it's
trade. mark. When they got to court
they found they were mistaken. The
sign read United Cigar Store. He
didn't belong to the combine.
-O-O-
One in every three people in Aus
tralia has banking. account
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
LEO, THE BOLD MES

en- GIrner SAYS real life i more
.vcitlug than nickel novels. And Leo
.,nows For Leo Is a messenger boy.
Leo has gone and pulled OF a stunt
hat puts il all over anything ne ever
read
Leo has captured lone,handed,
bandit that has been terror2lhg. q Dls
nv after a police force of 1000 men
and a couple OF automobile loads OF
bandi, hounds armed with Winches'
Ter rifles, working day and alShl lor
weeks, failed 10 get him
Leo IS 10 years old and works lot
he Western Union Telegraph CO, ~
chicago Last Thursday ne was ON
Clark.st. trolley car when 'p bounced
no bandit. held up The conductor
erabbed his money box and backed
N keeping the car full OF passengers
covered with his gun
Leo irmped TO help the CONDUCTOR
took after the bandit chased hlm
Town the street in fusiilade ot Dul'
cts seized a gun from bysiandef,
cornered the bandit in an alley. ana
was sitting on the bad mans chest
when policeman arrived.
The policeman, Of course, took the
credit But here is the true story az
verified by eyewitnesses and az toll
bv Leo when he got back TO the Once
and apologized for being late. because
he had to catch a guy Tor me po-
lice"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
ACCUSES Y. W. C. A.
EMPLOYMENTBOAR
Woman Declares She Was Over
charged-Denial Is Made
by Association

Mrs Sabiua Davis, a widow. made
an ordinance complaint in the re-
2order's court Monday charging that
the Y W g. A. employment bureau
had accepted a registration fee from
her, contrary TO the law and had also
charged her more than so cents for
a position drawing a salary OF less
than $50 a month. also contrary to
the law.
Mrs Davis alleges IN her complaint
that she was required 10 pay regis
tration fee OF so cents and that she
had TO pay s. on receiving the POSI-
ton. The matter VIII be heard In
the ordinance session next monday
Mrs. Marion Laing, Y w. &C. A.
employment secretary. says that Mrs,
Davis charges are absurd
We have had Mrs Davis on our
books for about two years and re-
Gently she seems disposed TO make
trouble, said Mrs Laing "A short
time ago she went TO the mayor ;
Office with a story about her alleged
treatment in our ONCE, but when We
went 10 the Office and stated the facts
in the case TO Secretary Fitzgerald.
the matter was dropped II Mrs.
Davis has made complaint against us
in the recorders court ] have no
knowledge OF it."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
POLICE WOULD BE
RID OF INSANE MAN
DOwney Indignant Because
County Authorities Don't
Deal with Lunatic's Case

Supt Downey. OF the Detroit po-
lice department. is indignant because
man. arrested as an insane person
last Thursday evening, Is still In the
bull pen" or the Central station
for want OF a better place TO keep
him, while no effort is being made
by the county authorities to have
him committed TO the county house
In Eloise.
Efforts have been made by the
superintendent TO have the man re-
moved TO the county jail, where
there is padded cell, and where II
would be impossible for the man to
do himself bodily harm, or to St.
Mary's hospital, /but he has been un-
successful as neither OF these insti-
tutions will accept the insane man.
Joseph Spilman. 90. OF No. 19l
Meldrum-ave., Ia the man In ques-
ton. He was brought To police
headquarters Thursday night by his
parents, who declared they wanted
him kept safely until papers 10 com
nit him to Eloise could be obtained
Meanwhile. he has been creating
pandemonium In the cell block, re
moving all OF his clothing, crawling
up on the rafters over the cell, doing
a few steps OF the tango, and DARING
al the policemen in the vicinity &c
enter his cell and engage in combat
He fell exhausted 10 the floor OF the
floor OF the cell Saturday morning
after being unsuccessful in an az
tempt 10 batter his brains on
against the iron bars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
BERRY BROS. SUE FORMER
EMPLOYE FOR $40, 900

No sooner did Berry Bros, yarnisn
manufacturers. get judgment against
The estate OF the late Alfred Hooper,
former member OF the firm, for up
wards OF $4,000. which they claimed
was due as an overdraft by Hooper,
than they started similar suit
against Pierce F. O'Connor who was
also IN their employ
The firm Is suing 10 recover $751;
600 from O'Connor, representing that
most or the money was received as
an overdraft
O'Connor is now a patient In ST. 10
sephs retreat 10 which institution he
was committed as an insane person,
in December. 1911 The plaintiffs set
forth that the overdraft was made
some time before O'Connor was sent
20 the retreat
The defense is practically the Same
as that in. the Hooper case. namely.
that the money was taken as salary
The case is being heard by a jury
In Judge Murphys court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
HOWARD Is INDORSED
BY SENATE FOR JUDGE

WASHINGTON Feb. PA favor
able report on President Tafts nom
ination of Clinton w. Howard as Judge
for the federal district OF western
Washington. to succeed Cornelius Han
ford, who resigned under fire. was TO
day made 10 the senate by majority
of the judiciary committee. Senator
Poindcxter. OF Washington. waGed a
desperate contest against Howard IN
ne committee. The domination viii
DE with all others this week, as the
Democrats and Progressives VIII re-
fuse to confirm any more appoint
ments al this session
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
HOSPITAL PROJECT
COMES UP AGAIN
Matter Is One of Several his
cusSed in Mayors Cab
met Meeting

In the mayors cabinet meeting
Monday afternoon. the municipal hos
pital proposition was again discussed
II was understood before the meet
ing that Joseph > Stringham, mem
Der OF the board of trustees OF Har
per hospital, would present resolu
ton adopted by sthe board and asking
the mayor and his cabinet TO consiteI
plan advanced by Controller Heine
man several weeks ago, OF building
additions to several OF the hospitals
now established in the city In this
way the city would provide room for
the care Of city patients and at the
saiEe time II would save the expense
OF a SGu0.0 600 municipal hospital which
is now being asked for.
The plan is 20 establish a municipal
detention hospital in the downtown
district 20 take care of disturbed
patients Will be taken care of in the
various hospitals Most OF the hos
pitfalls are willing at the present time
10 take care OF the citys patients,
but they lack the necessary room
The only hospital that has voiced
an objection TO the plan is ST Mary's.
Most OF the city cases are now being
handled there
There is a project on TO have the
new detention hospital made a part
Of the new municipal building: This
matter was also under discussion in
the meeting. as was the question OF
O. flg 80 Iagf hn aRtn
plan, the Fairgrounds proposition and
other questions bearing on the gen
eral welfare OF the city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
DODGE REFUSES
WATER BOARD PLACE
Former Commissioner Tell
Mayor He Can't Spare Tine
from, Business

John Dodge has turned down the
appointment on the water board Of
fered him by Mayor Marx several
weeks ago
The mayor conferred with Mr..
Dodge, Saturday, and attempted "a
persuade him to accept the appoint
ment, but he refused, saying that lie
could not spare the time, from his
business. Mr. Dodge expects TO leave
next week on a short European tour.
Il have not thought OF anybody
else for the place. said Mayor Marx
Monday. II still hope TO persuade
Mr.. Dodge TO accept. He is the right
man for the place. His previous ex.
perience as a member of the water
board and his mechanical knowledge
makes him a valuable man. sin
cerely hope that Mr.. Dodge will dc
eept the position"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
SLAYER PLEADS GUILTY
TO SECOND DEGREE

SALEM. Mass. Feb. % A re-
quest that the trial OF William 4.
Dorr OF stockton, calf. charged
with staying George r.. Marsh. an
aged Millionaire. be halted and that
plea OF guilty in the second degree
be accepted was made when Judge
Quinn ordered the resumption Of the
rial today The court took the mo-
ton under ad,isement until this ar
ternoon. and, In the meanwhile con
suited with chief Judge Aiken. ~
The Superior court, regarding the
propuety OF aceding 10 the request
The penalty for second degree muir.
der is Imprisonment for life Dorr
is said hy his attorney, G.. Neal Rar-
ney, 20 be on the verge OF complete
mental and physical collapse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24

tie and no jewelry at all on his pow
erful hands
Commenting on the Wolgast- Murphy
pht saturday Richie said that he
confidently expected Wolgast 10
make better showing against the
Harlem boy. joe Rivers. he said, Is
ccming along in great style.
4 am not egotistical said Richie.
e; Azure that there are lot oil good
lightweights in the making. Wolgast
is q disappointment. but Rivers is do
.ng all that his friends can expect of
him However, Will be rCaQy %
meet aspirants for lightweight honors
as soon as We conclude our vaudeville
engagement About that trip TO Europe
We have not definately decided ON
that Anyhow, Europe is only "A few
days trip from New York and We
could jump back and forth most any
time"
Richie visited the city hall during
TIE morning. and was cordially r. cely-
ed by Mayor Marx who told Willie
that he always admired a fighter
Billy Nolan he~,ed "A sigh wneI the
conversation turned to Bat Nelson.
TO think that q fighter OF NC.son' 5
fame VIII continue 10 lower himself
TO fight hird and fourth-raters, said
Billy. Why in his prime he wouldn I
look AT the pugs Wfu are pIaChing
bin around the ring today II Bat
needed the money wouldn't say a
word But Nelson is weil fixed, and
there is no earthly reason Why he
should want 10 20 on allowing cheap
pugs 20 make q human punching bag
out of him There is limit to- fight
er's endurance Bat has, nearly roach.
ed the limit His hands are all brok-
en- up, his insidcs have been pounded
cut of shape and hts head rocked so
cftcn than he must be greatly weak
ened physically tie - like a bulldog
With his front teeth extracted. The
Old fghtng spirit is there; 0u The
hrnting machine is a mere shell
Nothing like that for me. remark
ed Richie | want 70 make my pie
So that when go down I will be able
to retire for all time and let tie other
fellow take the knocks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
NOT SALTS AND
PILLS. ASCARETS"
II Constipated, Bilious, Head.
achy, Stomach Sour,
Take a Cascaret

You men and women who can't
get feeling right-who have head
acne, coated tongue. foul taste and
FOUL breath, dizziness. can't sleep,
are bilious. nervous and upset,
bothered with a sick, gassy, dis
ordered stomach. or have back-ache
and feel worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Casearets. or merely forcing a
! passageway every few days with
salts, cathartic pills OF castor oil?
This Is important.
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse and regulate the stomach
remove the sour, undigested and fer
menting food and foul gases; take
the excess bile from the liver and
carry out of the system all the con
stipated waste matter and poison IN
the intestines and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighter
you out by morning. l0-cent DO,
from any drug store will keep YOU
stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg
ular and head clear for months
Don't forget the children. They low
Cascarets because they taste good
do good-never grippe or sicken.-Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
RITCHIE SAVES
HIS COIN FOR
INVESTMENT
Little Fighter Says He Has His
Eye on Enterprise Out
West
DISAPPOINTED AT
WOLGASTS SHOWING
Expected michigan Wildcat 10
Make Better Showing
Against Murphy

Willie Ritchie. lightweight cham
plon, is wise little hgnter lie
has head on his shoulders that he
intends 10 use for other purposes
than ducking jabs and uppercuts.
Richie makes no bones about COM
mercializing the hght game, and he
has combined his fortunes VITA
Billy" Nolan who knows how TO
make every punch leave the Imprint
Of dollar sign
AT present Richie is prancing IN
front OF the calcium rays at so many
hundred per week, while his clever
little manager Is following his pet
hobby answering correspondence.
Billy Nolan has guided the fortunes
of many fighters I'm his day. but in
Ritchie he has boy with a mental
Ivy that measures up TO the occupied
pace in Nolan's dome.
Richie is appearing IN the Broad
way theater this week, having a l5-
weeks contract with the sullivan
ronsidine people. Until he con-
GUIDES his vaudeville engagement he
man" and not pugiist tie Will
not entertain any fight plans until
he has finished under the very sat
factory terms on his present con-
tract. Then perhaps Nolan and his
nrotege will HE themselves TO Eu-
zone to hob-nob with the continental
blue bloods and incidentally collect
few foreign coins
II want TO take peek az Europe
hefore my eyesight fails, SAID
8itchie in the Cadillac hotel. Monday
morning
n nave never been abroad and !
confess that am anxious to see a
httle of the world while am youL5
md al the height OF my career
There Is nothing bashful about
Ritchic. there is nothing forward
4bout him lie bears his pugilisuc
onors lightly just as anybody
would who had made a success ot
lis chosen profession early in life.
l!uchie a - years old tie admits
nat the lightweight houors are very
dear 10 him in more ways than one.
And the chances are mat the
donors will stay with Richie for
ONE niue lliict AlNi' - ~ N''''ir'
81 his losing his head The great
white lights have no attraction for
him. lie declares that he Will not
mink OF marriage until he is through
.nh the hght game. 4 young hghter
,uh these IDEAS Is bound 70 succeed
he does not meet With a railroad
lccldent.
Also. Richie Hkes 10 count green.
GLOW and blue bills Of large denomi
.ations Even now he holds clear
tiles To two fine pieces OF residence
roperty in restricted district IN
san Francisco Besides he owns a
.w small honses IN the western town.
Now am saving my money so
,lat can make a substantial invest
fnent in a western enterprise before
long. said Richie There Is no
Ieason why a prize fighter should 90
crazy and throw his money away.
there Is M. staken idea about our
money coming easy The average
Gshtpr ha, 20 work darn hard for his
money and take knocks that the av-
arage individual would not take iof
talf million
Richie Is olean-cut iuteiageni-
looking fellow. He dresses very mod
rstlv. even more so than his Illus
r-ious predecessor Bat Nelson.
Diamonds are noticeably lacking
f-om Ritchie's street makeup lie
wears a small pearl horseshoe in his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
PROTEST AGAINST
STREET CAR SERVICE

The Northwestern Business Mons
association viii adopt resolutions Mon
day nlsltl protesting against the car
service and general conditions OIL the
Fourteenth through" cars. The meet,
ing viii be held in the home Of n. VI.
COX. chairman Of The committee ap-
pointed by the association 10 corduct
an investigation of street car condi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
HEALTH OFFICER
TALKS ON EUCENlCS
Says Segregation or Sterilization
Is Only Way of Dealing with
Predetermined

Health Officer Guy J., Kiefer ad.
dressed the Baptist ministers con.
ference Monday morning, in the
Moodward-aye, Baptist church on
eugenics.
There are only two practical
courses omen in dealing with the
f. eble-minded. DR. Eieter said
Either they must be segregated. OF
they must be sterilized These arc
the only ways IN which the breeding
OF feeble-minded children can be
checked"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
HOW 1 CAUGHT A BANDIT
BY Leo Gunner

1T was like this. was comm up
town, an all at once the trolley stops.
[ looks back, an there is a guy Win
a gun stickin' up the con The con
has his hands up IN the air like he
reachin' to ring up fares with both
hands, an the tough mug has his gun
stuck right up against the cons head.
The women an kids on the car
IL yeIlin' somepin' fierce, and some o
the skirts " THROWN fits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
HIGH COURT ORDERS
TRACKFROM STREET
Southern Pacific Ousted from
Business Center of Port
land, Oregon

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-RemOval
OF locomotives, trains and tracks or
the Southern Pacific railway from
Fourth-st., the business center OF
Portland Ore. was ordered today by
supreme court decision. Dismissal
in the Oregon courts OF the railroads
suit. TO enjoin the city from removing
the downtown tracks under a city or
dinance, was affirmed by the court.