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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

ROSWELL STOCK SHOW
FILES INCORPORATION
PAPERS AT SANTA FE

Roswell. y. NJ. May 2G.-In corpor-
alton papers FOR the state Lave stock
show and products exposition TO be
held here were forwarded Co santa Fo
yesterday. The association incorpor-
atcs for S25. 600. 5000 shares selling
at Sc per share.
4 meeting Of M board 81 directors
was held yesterday afternoon, and
chalrmcn at various committees were
named 10 get the various exhibits
ready. Each chairman Is authorized
to act with tho manager. who Is Or,
a. -. Grille. TO select the other mem
beers of his committee.
The following committees were
named yesterday;
Horses and Muies-Cout. Charles Dc
HIcmuud. committee ui seven.
I.rcf Catuc-Charles &. Tunnchlll,
committee OF seven.
I'airying-J. G.. Hamilton, commit
tee Of Eve.
sheep and Angora Go1ts-W. s..
Prayer. committee of seven.
Hoga-F D.. Yaw, committee 81 eve.
Poultry Wv r.. Turner, committee
81 seyon.
Ccreals-M r.. summers. commit
tee Of five.
Fruit. T. Horbst. committee OF
Frycn.
Truck-W J. Wilson, committee OF
seven.
Domestic Scicnc,-Mrs. W.. =. John
SON. committee &C 1--WE
Educatiuu-Coi j. " Wilson, com-
ml'tce 90 nine
Concessions w.. A. johnson, com
miftoF Of nya
Hots-R. q. s%lcase. committee al
five
danuEer Grille ana Director w. 6
Rrid were authorized Ca u"rotiatc a
lease for the city fair grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
COMMERCE Of THE
WORLD READY To
USE CANAL
Authorities Flooded with In
quiries from All Parts OF
the Earth to Know Condi-
tions of Navigation.

Panama, May 20.-Since announce
mcut that The Panama canal PROB
ably Will be ready for through naNl-
CATION by duly this year many letters
Of inquiry rcgardiug The conditions to
be- imposed nave been coming 20 the
canal authorities from all parts ot the
world. o. Is apparent that stelms1ip
companies OF AN the great maratime
nations expect to make an almost inn
mediate use OF the canal.
The communications also indicate
that in virtually all giscs the compan-
ips contemplate e through service
from European Iaris 60 Those ON .ae
Yves, coast cot Nurth. South ana ce,
trail American countries. Anon tte
Inquiries are those regarding tolls.
conditions uf n~ayieation, pilptagc in
entering th" terminal ports ana
through thu canal ana charges tor
this service, wharfage facilities at
Balboa and Christuhal. location aud
equipment OF rrIHir shops. couling
and provisional facilities aud a host 81
other items relating directly Co the
uragc OF the canal
Most OF these questions are address
ed tu the governor of the Panama
canal direct Will" others are sent %
Washington and lr. forwarded Co th,
lsthmus. n De- planned 20 turn them
utci Co tn, newly appointed superin-
tcndcnt Of transportation who will be
instructed by th, Euycrnor 10 supply
the desired Information. steamship
companies which iiready are repre-
scented on the istlmgs have sent then
/ lneaI r.u~r.a.rr f .ta IN rho nuual gI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
HOW TO CONTROL
MYSTERIOUS LITTLE
GREEN BUG ON PLANTS

state College. y. NJ, May 2O.-At
this time OF the year many inquiries
come In concerning small green
bugs on H sreat variety of plants.
shade trees, flowers. garden truck.
etc These are aphidcs. commonly
called plant lice" Since they are
sucking insects they are to be con-
trollcd by "a contact spray OF some
sort For this purpose Kerosene
emulsion, common soap solution,
whale oil soap solution or tobacco
extracts may be used.
Kerosene emulsion, diluted ! part
10 10 with aWter. b. effective but So
often is not properly made ana in
jury is apt to result To The foliage.
Common soap solution may be
made by dissolving laundry Gap in
water at the rate Of ! pound Of soap
Ia 4 or 8 gallons Of water.
Whale oil % solution-thc pot
ash soap being tho best Is made
10y dissolviug I pound OF the soap in
o or 6 gallons OF water. Some kinds
may bee used even I pound 10 s gal
Ions.
Tobacco extracts may be home
made or Of the commercial prcpara-
ton. Small amounts may Doe made
for use by sleeping 1 pound ~ tobac-
60 leaves in 4 or 9 gallons of water.
For extensive spraying, or q the ma
tcriul can he obtained nearby, tho
commercial tobacco extract known as
"Black Leaf 40 Is excellent. II
contains 90 per cent o f%nicotiue sui
phut ana FOR plant lice requires dilu-
tiun with water at the rate of u pint
90 ] pint OF the extract to 100 gal
Ions of water. Three or I pounds Of
soap are added TO this O 60 in
crease the sticking qualities. This cN-
tract b. made by the Kentucky To-
bacco Product Co, Louisville. Ky.
Any Of the above sprays should be
applied thoroughly. care being taken
90 get the spray onto ans OF the curlcd
leaves n onto the nphides SO us On
wet them thoroughly. The manner
Of application OF the spray will de-
pend upon the size OF the plgut u
be sprayed, and upon the nature OF
he plant. whether tree. vine. low
crops Of the garden, Towering plants
or house plants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

who accidentally broke the vessel.
while % Is doubtful that This basin
is really the sacred cup around which
so much legendary romance Of
knighthood days was woven. h has
been accepted az such by "a large
number of Catholics.
The vessel was brought 20 Genoa
ln lt0t hy Guglielmo Embrace.
among the spoils of the conquest OF
Carsaroa. Tradition then said. and
has been followed. that boz this octag-
unal cup. cut from what appeared 90
be a flawlcss emerald. Christ drank
ut tho Las supper. and later in u Jo-
seph OF Arlmathca preserved tho
blood FROM Christ's wounds at the
crucifiNion.
Napoleon Bonapartc. the great
thief as they call him here. carried
IL OF % Paris. In 1907, and IL was
then tested and found 10 he OF glass.
II had slight characterization and APP
pcared To- he finished with the tool
as iu gem engraving. while the color
and transparency were perfect. when
reclaimed by Italy q was sd, badly
packed that IL was broken la the re-
turn and mended with gold niagree.
once before IL left the cathedral. in
1919. when il was given as security
10y he town OF Genoa for money
needed FOR military defense Eight
years passed before Sc was returned
The elder Of the popc's sisters. who
Is ailing. is to Try the air OF Cnstel-
s1ndolfo. whore the puntif has "a
summer villa, which hc has never
seen.
When Pope Plus y mad, this dispo-
sltion for his sister he remarked, 81
wish / could come. too, which.
however, is not 20 be taken too liter
ally. as be has become go fond Of
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with tho arrival OF Or. Ramon VAL
dcz. ..tauamHuian minister IA Lon-
don. politics ocrumo active and thcro
are indications that he viii wago a
heated campaign Tor the presidency
uf the republic to succeed President
porras whose torn expires IN 1916
Dr. valdez is ksown 90 be the candi-
date President Porras favor 10 sue
coed hin and through whom he hopes
90 continue tho policies of his admin
istrttion 10 is understood that pr.
valdez. who now is councillor for tho
department ~ foreign affairs. was
brought back tn panam ma to begin an
early and aggressive campaign.
At present political activities cen
tor about the coming election 90 20
members 81 the national assembly
which takes place in July. Interest.
however BE- only lukewarm. Tho cav
didatcs Of the Liberal party are un-
opposed. the Conservative party not
taking any part In the contest. The
latter maintain they are saving their
strength Tor d presidential election
when they contemplate putting forth
q strong candidate who can win the
favor OF the United States govern
ment officials on the isthmus.
Dr. Valdez probably will be- op-
| posed ia his own party for the prcsi-
dental honor Dy ROdolfo CHAR. scc-
rctarp Of government and justice in
the Porras cabinet. \ split IN the
ranks Of the Liberals Is indicated, hut
probably will not have serious conse-
quenCes for the reason that the party
IL by far the larger Of the two. Sec
Rotary CHAR. q IS declared. has the
support 81 Dr. Carlos A. Mendoza. "A
former president OF the republic ani
ono Of the strongest political leaders
In tho country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
WOOL CLIP BEGINS
To COME into
ALBUQUERQUE
Long String of Wagons Trail
ing in From the Estancia
Valley Country, First to Be-
gin Delivery.
BIG CLIPS DELIVERED
TO ROSWELL N

Tho 1914 wool clip ir bcPlnuluV %
into Albuquerque Every day
This week small deliveries have been
made from thc Estuucia valley, the
FIRST district Co begin making dcliv-
cries in this section 81 the state, and
tuduh Two long strings uf uguns
came winding boo from Tilcrns canyon
with tho first hig delivery of the sea
som. The clip has been heavy in the
Fstnnrla valley section this season
and also In the Jcmcz country, and
as both these districts deliver over
land. the freightcrs will be- trailing in
steadily from now until the first %
June. Local wool buyers and eastern
buyers making headquarters here say
the clip generally throughout the
state viii be heavy this year.
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the Vatican hat he probably would
not leave u if he could.
The pnpal villa az Castelgnndolfo
was for years the favorite summer
residence of numerous pontins, but
has not been visited hy a pope since
1859. when Plus N went there.
There b. nothing magnificent about
h. with the exception Of the view.
but the garden is beautiful and the
air In ]saluhrious The most Import
ant room in the house h. the bed
room of Pius ~. which Is preserved
just a- u was wheu he was last there.
From the balconies Of the villa the
pope's sister viii look down on the
beautiful Lake Of Albano. perched
above which b. the monastery built
hy the last of the Stuarts. or. In the
other direction, the cupoia OF 81.
Peters, across the plain browning tho
Eternal city.
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has crossed America by air, says
eircumaviation is practical. Lincoln
Beachey is abroad studying for his
own benefit and 10 Civ. data 20 the
exposition for use in arranging the
race. The flight across the Atlantic
need not be made az all IL the fier
will submit TO pe~nalization for ship
ping his machine across. Another
feature has been added by the an
n%ounccment that dirigihles will enter.
Rodman Wanamakei Is having n
100000 aeroplane prepared which
will make is first flight for the Lord
Northclife prize Hcrcas the Atlantic,
which viii prove m excellent quail
flying round for the globe race.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
WILL SPEAK
At CARLSBAD
SCHOOL
State superintendent will
Come Here on Return TO
Preside at Executive Meet.
ing of Teachers Meeting.

Especial Dispatch a. the Hcrnidl.
SIuil Fr. g. 50. May 20 state
Superintendent ot Education White
i'ft here thI. afternoon tur carlsbad.
whore hr Be- .|rtrduiod Co deliver the
commencement address before the
Carlsbad hish school TOMORROW night
Because uf serious wtshouts on the
PoruH Valley lime AR White is doubt
fGl whether ho can each Carlsbad Ia
time.
ON mis- return from the pccns valley
MI Whit" VIII stop 300 Albuquerque
60 preside Monday nt "a meeting ~ tho
executive committee uf tho state
Teachers association. Hhich viii fix
dates for tho next annual convention
iu Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

As quickly as an echo from every
nook and Granny whero humanity
dwells has come the worlds acclaim
for the announcement by the Pan
ama-Pacihe international Exposition
that a price of $4,000 win be given
for the circhm-aviation Of the globe,
this sum TO be increased by The
cities Of the world to surpass a total
Of 100000. Rene Quenten has sent
word that the purse should be in
creased TO 100000. and II the pres.
ent spirit Is shown until the date OF
the start that sum may be reached.
From 1000 aviators and 900 aero
clubs Of the world come unanimous
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encouragement Fifty aviators from
fifteen countries are now expected
to enter. Look up" is 20 be the
liberal watchword translated into
every tongue for the 1870 days Of the
race. President Moore Of the expo
sition has deposited the $4,000
nucleus Of the prize. Arnold Kruck-
man, exposition aeronnutics chief,
has started on a world tour TO choose
the exact route. In America, he has
visited Salt Lake City. Denver and
Cheyenne and from these the first
stop or control center Is 20 be
chosen. The Federation Of Inter
national Aeronatique has signihed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
HEAVY RAINS CAUSE .
ALONG THE
PEC0S VALLEY LINE

pnrinlcs, Y. d., May 2O.-t'uusuni-
ly heavy rains nor, and north and
south ot POrtllcs caused considerable
damage sunday nlFht. washing out
considerable track and causing serious
delay 10 Santa Fe passenger service
sundays train was forced to huDk in
NDF. from tIIdl whore UHlf "a mile OF
trark went out Another stretch ~
several hundred yards was waehe
one "a Boaz and at EIida The water
stood "a food d.ep iu the Santa Fc sta
ton. A small ..lshout occurred norm
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tentative approval. The Aero Club
Of America has p2ointed contest
committees on which arc such men
as Vincent Astor, Cornelius Wander
bilt, George J. Gould. Harold +. Nc
Cormick, Ralph Pulitzer, +. a. Nun
sey and Charles J. Glidden. After
the first gap, the world has begun
10 see that the race Is practicable
even with the invention aad skill Of
today, not 10 include the strides that
will be made in the lively, months 20
come. The longest lap Of the 20,2sj
miles will be 1850 miles and the
longest water jump will be GO miles.
Bob Fowler, the only living mar whe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

Work on the Chiriqui railway, In
the western part Of the republic, has
been started. Within "a week after the
ceremonies Incident 90 the %beginnins
Of work at David and which were at
tended by President Porras, supplies
were being shipped by sea 10 Parral.
the port from which the railway OK
tends into tho interior. Tn line will
penetrate the most important ngri'
cultural country OF the republic, and
Is expected 90 prove a great ira 10
silmulant with the coffee country in
the mountains north Of David.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
BREAKING OF THE
HOLY GRAIL"
IS TRUE
Accident to Ancient Basin in
Cathedral of Genoa Said to
Have Been Due TO Dampness
and Old Age.
nnr Lrnsed wa lo E,enlnr ncrnIdl

my Leased Wire IN Evening Herald
Rome. May 20.-Both religious de-
voices and art lovers have learned
with regret that the recent reports
of the breaking of the Holy Grail
beyond repair al the Cathedral OF
Genoa are true, although %satisfac-
tory explanations of the accident are
stiil lacking One expert who ascribed
the brehking uf the ancient basin TO
dampness In the cathedral h popu-
laTly suspected OF shielding someone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
GALLEGOS PLEAD
GUILTY To WIFE
MURDER

East Las Vegas. y. NJ, May 2O.-
Tho returning OF three true bills bs
the grand jury, the conviction OF the
first man placed on trial ON a Grim
iual charge and the arraignmcnt Of
two men charged with murder wc~o
features Of yesterday afternoons ses-
sion Of the district court. Two OF The
indictments were OF men charged
with murder. Carlos Gallcgos and CAS-
intro EnCluias.
Jullcgos. who was arrested follow
ing tho mysterious death of his wife
az their homo la Las Ventnnns early
In March, was arraigned aud declared
his willingness no plead guilty 10 a
charge OF murder IN the second de-
gree. judge Leahy refused 90 accept
the plea, aud upon learning that Cal
lcgos was too poor Go engage counsel,
appointed +. B. Davis, lr, and wiz
ulm O. HayTicu 90 represent MIN. a
short time later Gallogus again asked
the court 90 be allowed 90 plead 60
70 charge OF second degree murder.
District Attorney Charles ". O. Warf
told the court that tho state probably
would have difficulty in couyicting
Galloros of murder in the FIRST de-
Il ENfF NiNN NNh NNNNNlN NNNA INNN NNf NNfA
Do, accepted. The court then announc-
pd his willingness To- accept the plea
OF guilty OF second dcErcc murder.
Tin, Gullcpus murder ease caused
"a sensation gt tho time Of Mrs. CAL
l,roS death. Glllreus claimed hc
awuko in the middle uf tho night ana
found his wife lying dead upon the
| floor. The body was buried. Dis
| trIrt Attorney Charles ". q. ward.
/ learning of the circumstances, ordered
| the body oxhumed, which vas done by
Assistant District Attorney Chester
| Huukcr and Or 81. 4. DesMarais Tine
doctor, after an examination OF the
nody. declared tho woman had died a
violent death, probably having been
yhok,d to death. The arrest Of Gal
icpn- foiioWcd Auer an eVnmiua-
tlun by the district attorney hr % n
fesscd, 30 is declared. alleging that his
wife md 70 supernatural influenza
over him. from which ne wished 10
escape.
Casimlro Encinlas. indicted Tor The
murder Of placido Luccro 90 Trcolu-
tito uu February -, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

canal This subject seems not to have
been settled 40 the satisfaction Of the
companies who desire 60 be informed
whether tolls viii be- charged at al.
and, II so. az what rate. The letters
Indicate that most VI She companies
are preparing for 90 heavy passenger
traffic throush the canal next year az
or about tho time OF the formal OMEN
ing and thence 20 the exposition at
san Francisco.
Schedules OF charges aside from
tolls Tor various services Co ec per-
formed by the Panama canal are m
the course Of preparation and prob
oDly will be- PROMULGATED tn an official
circular from the governors office ln
the near future.
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rh.a-nnl. nf nInrrcnt nrrcd.

Fol sale. ana eggs Tor Matching.
from the Golden Pheasant. the Sill
yer Pheasant the Reeves. the FL
lot, Lady Amherst. Chinese Ring
Neck: these birds do well In New
Mexico climate. their plumuge is
beautiful Colorcd pictures uf the
birds can be seen al A. Chauvius
Wtll paper and paint store. Send ia
your order early. A.. Chauyiu, 1l4
South Third n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
nIG PI1Cos VALLEY CUPS
COMING INTO HOSMEII

Roswell, n. NJ. May 20-Four big.
wool clips hav come in thc last Few
days The Turknett. Pacheo. r J.
Mcknight ana Charles dc Brcmond
clips, amounting to 10000 pounds.
These clips have all been consigned
10 the Roswell Wool and Hide com
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

II has beer decided that the mon
umcnt q Adelaide Ristori, ltaiy's
greatest actress, the funds for which
were raised by international sub
scriptions. shall be unveiled AT civil
dale del Friuli either on August 80
or September g..
Adelaide Ristori's name may be re-
membered In the United States. where
h appeared with Booth during tho
season 81 iNSi-ss. Her last real ap-
pearance on the stage In New York
Nas In Marie stuart" played at the
Bowcry thcater with a gorman com
pany.
h was called the most beautiful
Italian woman 81 her time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
.fREN Oh LEARNS
LANDSLIDE IS
COSTLY
Will be Necessary to Change
Route of Scenic Highway
Over Ration Mountains at
Cost Of 81, 000.


i- special Dispatch 10 Evening Hcrhldl
santa &c. 81 s.. MAY ~ state
Engineer FRENCH was advised to-day
Hs uHHisitut cuaibeUrs sent Goo the
SCENE rf thp landslide uu the Scenic
h.#hvay utrr Ration mountain the
Nf.t uf thc week. hat thr big slide
Boz even more serious Than at FIRST &c.
ported.
The engineers find hat 30 viii boz
cheaper 90 change tho route of the
SCENT highway az THE point than to
attempt 60 remove Tho great mass ul
earth ana rock which plunged down
the m%ouutaiuside The cost Of chang
ius the highway Be- estimated ut not
less man $1,000. The work Is 60 bo
duuc ut tnc
SlIOuny Around tlic slide.
'oluu.i -. Is. ~. Sellers. president
OF the Dccgn-to-Occ1u Highway as
ISOLATION. announced today on receipt
OF adsic,s TINT "a "rhoony' had becn
built around the bis Slide thrc, miles
north of Ration which blocked the
ruld between Ration and Trinidad.
Automobiles ran uuW pass around II
Viii require % lot Of work at once
and $4,000 in cash for an entire new
road around tho slide
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Phone ;. Red Barn. 9it W. copper
for nrst-class hacks and carriages.
W l.. Trimhle a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

n. l.. Moore. Attorney, Cromwell
Bldg. 100 5 End ST. Phone sea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

PCT your loot misory. All how com
Portable your feet fecl. Get a % cent
box Of "iiZ" now al any druggist or
department store. Don't suBer, Have
good ieot, glad ieet, feot that never
swell never hurt, never get tired. A
years foot comfort guaranteed o.
money refunded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
HOW TIL" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET
Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol.
len feet, swoaty feat, smeliing feet, tired
feet.


raw spot No
o shoe tight
moss, no more
.limping with
pain or eraw ing
up your face Ia
agony. "TIZ' Is
magical, acts
right OF. "TtZ'
draws out all the
poisonous exuda
tons which puff
up the feet. use
"TIZ" and for
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81 hero after the train had come
through.
The rainfall was general an owe
this section Of the static and the heay-
Jest of tho season thus far. Aside
from tho damaEc 10 tho railway 10
wil Io OF considerable value 20
farmers aud stuekmcu.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-29

States can get the accurate detailed
record Of his congressman by sending
a postal card asking for it to the Ma
tional Voters League, Woodward
Building, Washington, D. c. Moth
ing can be more vicious than to vote
for Democrats who are seeking to
trail into Office in the wake Of the
popularity of President Wilson, and
on the strength of promises to sup
port the Wilson policies % rather
than by an appeal to the record they
have made when they had a chance
to vote for the Wilson policies"