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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
COLORADO LAWYERS
WOULD SELECT JUDGES

Colorado Springs. Colo. July IL
IN plans formulated hy the bar as
sociation mafcriaiize. the selection Of
"a chief Justice II the supreme court
in the future Wiil be made hy the
lawyers Of the state The fourth bal
lot for chief Justice to iii the vacancy
caused hy Justice MuSSer's resigna-
tion is being taken during the annual
convention u the bar association.
which closed with a banquet hefe to-
night. The association expects 10
nave DESIGNATED its choice before
july 90
judge Edward G. siimson Of Den
yer. neW president # the association,
said after being elected today that
the bar association should choose the
supreme court justice. instead Of the
people. Lawyers are better qualified
TO choose member Of the supreme
bench. said Judge Stimson. We are
more familiar with the qualifications
for the bench than the people. and
We expect to adopt some means
whereby this function Viii rest with
the lawyers and judges 81 Colorado"
Officers elected this afternoon for
the ensuing year are.
President. Judge Edward c. slim
son. Denver first vice president.
svsig- alfred x. King. Delta. second
vire president Frederick 4. Sabin.
la Junta. secretary y-treasurer. W. II
Nadiey. Denver
Although no definite place for the
next annual meeting has been select
ed. II was said that the association
would meet next year in this city
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
ST. PAULiS CATHEDRAL
SHAKEN BY VIBRATION

London, July il.-~The effect OF
NOTORIOUS vibration. which threatens
the safety Of such giant landmarks AS
st. fauf.s cathedral. Westminster All
hey and the clock tower Of the House
of Commons. Is being made the sub
ject of careful tests by the national
physical laboratory.
Investigators have learned through
instruments placed in these buildings
that the amount OF vibration is large
" q matter Of speed Of the buses
When three buses were driven past
the cathedral az six miles an hour. no
disturbance was recorded But at
twelve miles an hour. the vibration
Was marked Both vertical and hori-
zontal movements were noted
Plans for q system of steel supports
have already been found necessary
for 81. pauI's. owing 10 the disinte-
grating effects ~ a traffic on which
Sir Christopher Wren did not reckon.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
SECRET SESSION
Of SENATORS IN
CITY Of MEXICO

Me1lco riu lAis 1.-THE senate
acid shofi sesaien this afternoon he
DINO ei''ssd doors Il Is believed that
tne Naeafa Falls protocol was dls-
Guessed
Francisco farbaial the new minis
sef qf ffrclen affairs. met the mem
hetf ui thc diplomatic corps TO-DAY
lhe remnant 81 tAe garrison at
SuadaalHra arrived hefe TODAY rh.
.IiketH report thni General lose
Maria Nier governor 81 Ialiseo. and
commander ln ehief W the fedeal
tnieen at GMdidslAa waH eapinrea
~ the eDnsuiullouafsis amt fhsv
ieAf Nas slAAi Gsnefai iHtio l4neo
one ~ the eunsuiHtiau4Asts ebisfe
fheA also report Waa moffalis woNna.
eu hefpfs entering fiaaealaHfs
fhr general belief f. thai until fhe
ehsmbef ~ aeputie- takes action 4 i,h
reference % the recent eleetIans. u..
hrlion Mili he taken toward ihe ~.
iahiishmeni ~ pra1 imanai eu.efp-
ment
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

the lands. AZ well NJ an other means
Or resolutions vhirh mnY solve the
"graFian problem. ~ punish and ex-
act responsibilities from the Roman
Catholic ciergy. who materially ~
Intellectually have assisted The usurp.
er. Nicioriana Huertar
a lla of Aames Was suggested 10
Carranaa b. 81 II the delegates. from
which he cuul1 select II he saw ~ "A
provisional ctmuet ef = consulting
committee 10 net until the election ~
permanent ufficials Resolutions also
were adopted CoudemninR What was
deciared the activity u the cIergy "a
asniaine thc llueria central govern
ment
This followed fikht la which The
villa delegates attempted f. eliminate
any military irader. inciudiuR Car.
rama. from presidential possibilities
Those recommended as suitable for
the provisional cabinet were lgleelas
aalderon. Luis Cabrera. Antonio Villa
reai. Miguel silva. Manuel BoniIia.
Alberto PAM. Eduardo r. Hay. lgna-
clio resqulra. Miguel Diaz. Lomhafdo
Jose Naecunceilos. Miguel Alesaio no
hlea anl fredtfico Gonzalez Garcia.
An lfupsrtant at ~ the conference
VAS directed against the Clergy
which had taken part IN the present
revolution. The statement said
That members 81 the Roman Cath
ole church sho materially or intel
lectually assisted the urufper Nictofi.
uno ,9uerta should be- punished"
The convention fret agreed that
General caffanxa WAS the supreme
leader of the revolution and General
villa the chief 80 the division nf the
north.
With this ne basis for thc neg0fia.
tions discussion began. each side ad-
VancinE certain suggestions which
1ere voted iaun. modified or adopted
IN full In regard t. the complaint
that General eaffanxs had not assist
81 sufficiently the division of the
north with munitions. resolution
WA adopted after some argument
vhieh called for all divisions ~ the
ennstltntIonailst army to receive
from the first chief all the elements
that Ehey nay need
Certain concessions also we're given
that the various chiefs might have
administrative powers ~ well az mill
tary
The Internal trouble in the state Of
sonvfA WIS mentioned tn an addition
- recommendation calling on General
chfranxa 'tO obtain It solution uf the
epnfutt iH the western state Wharr
General 0breRun. Carranza's western
divisional commander. who was not
represented In the conference. and
Jose Mafis Nayturcna. the constitu. /.
tionailw governor. have disagreed itI
wac suggested also that MAyiofena re-
sign Il he believed such action would i
end the trouble -
'afrhnza wss named a. having sole f
tssht 10 appoint at remove any fed
efai employees Resolutions to push /
the revolution until the last yesilge
- the ex-fedetai army shall diaap.
pear, and matters pertaining 70 the
aerarian and economical problems ~ +
me country completed the parts of +
the Documents as adopted and signed
by the ftsmefa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Five Days and Nights Of Gay
ely Mapped Out; Grand
Lodge TO Celebrate Golden
Jubilee.

- @aHalste f1uexst sssfist tfasen nfsaf
Denver. Colo. Julf J. The ettine
{ uue compiefed tonight far the tveu-
+ ffy-eight annual national reunion
~ the benevolent and Protect
I've order " Eiks 10 D. held here next
week A. part - the reunion VIII be
the golden jubilee ~ the and lodge.
fiye days ~ fun and froiic begin
ming Monday have hesn arranged Tor
the visiting Eiks and tonight Denver.
respiendsni with flags bunting and
myrlsds n earl-eolored lights. awaits
the influx ~ the antlcred herd.
Tomorrow Grand Exalted Ruler
Edward Leach II Ncs York and other
rwni ledge officials vilI inspect the
preparations Tor the reunion.
Monday VIII be devoted "a the re-
ccption ~ arriving delegations and
and that evening the week festivities
viii be- opened formally af the Munl-
eirai auditorium hy public exercises
welcoming the grand lodge officials
and members 0f tho order fo Denver
Governor y. 81 Ammons will make
The welcoming ad6fes, for the state
An Illuminated exhibition run of
the Denver fife department. band
concerts on the downtown streets ani
dancing al the home Of the Denver
Liks lodge uiii be- features of the
entertainment.
Tuesday morning thr gmnd lodge
viii hold ifs first business sessions. rs
meetings Continuing through 10 Thurs
day Al sessions 81 the grand lodge
viii be- secret
a variety ~ diycrsiona have hecn
provided Tor Inc visiting Elks incIud-
ing masred baud parade IN the
morning and entertainment NJ amnsc-
ment parks Tor the afternoon and
evening
six teams have been entered for
he drill competition which opens
Wednesday They represent san
Francisco. Oakland. los Angeles.
Rochester. \. y. Detroit and Boulder. I.
-oio.
Prizes aggregafing ti2sO will be
iwafdcd the winners ~ the first three i
places
An Industrial parade viii he staged /
Wednesday afternoon By the Colorado +
odEe. frixcs t0talling $4,000 viii be i
iWafdcd ia tarious amounts Tor tho
most attractive float, the best mining
md industrial floats. best appearing
y hH'f must hittH'WA' 'NrlNtHf anu !
lther features
The climax ~ the festivities will +,
ome Thursday when THOUSANDS of +
slks viii tramp the streets of Denver
n their grand parade This parade.
llways regarded az the flood tide of !.
ovlaliiy and Ingenuity If every re-
lHieu promises 90 offer new thrills
or participants and spectators Prize
money totalilug f7.2Ga viii De award
u C. the lodec wiih the greatest Ak
reeate mileage attending the re-
Iniun. the best appearance in line. the
rcatest number IN line. the most
nique uniform. the most attractive
loat and the greatest number ~ a.
les In attendance. all outside OF Col
radn. II
A coneer, By the Minneapolis Elks /
ilce club and an open air dancing car
iNm on a downtown street uill fea- !
lre the evenings diversion The !
'cck's festivities viii conclude Friday
nth trip 70 Corona. the top 81 tho :
ontincntal divide
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
NO PERMISSION WAS
GIVEN BY COCKTAILS


Panama. 1uly IL Permission
never WIS granted by any one ~
take photographs ~ the Panama for
tifications. Governor Goethals said to-
night. and be ADDED that. on the con-
trars. when Robert Fowler an avia-
tor. made the flight recently across
the isthmus he was cautioned that il
he made any photographs he must
not publish them.
II Is absolutely untrue" Governor
Soethals said that | ever gave the
editors or photographers OF Sunset
Magazine permission 90 make a flight
and take pictures Of the Panama for
uficaiions- I made II clear 10 Fowler
that he must not take pictures. and
that u he did 50. he was prohibited
from publishing them
Army officers on the isthmus we're
considerably stirred by the publication
Of Illustrations Of the canal fertifea-
tionS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

PIACE WITH HONOR OR WAR
WITH HONOR. CARSON SAYS

iarne. Ireland. July iI-sIf il he
not peace With honor it must De- var
with honor. said Sir Edward Car
son the Ulster uniouisi leader. 10 ad-
dressing the central Antrim yol1n-
teers here to-day. There Is no al
tentative
Sir Edward declared the lflsteritcs
were not aggressive. huf they had
told the government they never would
submit to be turned ont u the i'm
perial parliament and bv that de-
Csriun thef would stand rhet would
win or 80 down together. but there
would be no drawing back
AZ ie The immediate future. the
Ulster leader cnnid see no evidence
81 peace.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
SCOTLAND ORiNGI.MIN
N DEFIANT tI14fBR ATID<

Glasgow, July IL = Twenty
thousand west Scotland orangemen
held demonstration at Bianfyre.
f.anarkshire this afternoon The
grand master II Scotland. the Rev
David Ness. declared their policy re-
earding home rule was "no surrend-
er"
Great crowds Witnessed the process
sion through the streets. and llveig
skirmishes occurred. but only four
persons we're arrested
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
WON IN LOTTERY BUT
FAILED 70 GET PRIZES

81 Louis, July william q. Up-
hon local manager Of the Railroad
UnlmprOyed Land association. was
arrested here today On charge OF
conducting lottery"
The complaint was made by several
=. Louis men who declared although
they won in the drawing Of lots .
said 70 have been conducted bv the
company they could not get their
land.
tphoff said he and his forty agenta
IN st Louis hal sold stock to AT least
5000 persons and had received from
So TO SIS from each. He estimated
that about 80. ee0 persons In various
parts Of the country had Invested
money IN the proposition. Uphoff
was released on s200 bonds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

santa Fe. Juix ~ Nlss Naneiie
Myers SUPERVISOR 1T Industrial n.
struetiun IA NtA Mckee hss Hf.
ranged her Itinerary for the nsAt
three weeks during which SHE ulii
Nisii and address ten county Institutes
she viii start a1 hspanoia. Rio sfri-
na county july ! and II. VIII he al
taos july u and 10, nefnallllo San
aoNal county daiy 20 and "A. Las
'feees bona Aua county July 23
and ~. Porlales Roosevelt count,
Julh 70 aud e.. Carlsbad Edde cotin.
~, July "a and 2a. Clovis. curry
county. July SO aud 81. Carrizozo.
Lncoin county, August ] and : Ala
mogordo. utero county. August , and
:. and Mountainalr. Torrance county.
august and 8.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Severe Attack OF Uonc Cured.

E r Cross, who travels IN Virginia
and other southern states, was taken
suddenly and severely III with collie.
At the first store ne came TO the
merchant recommended Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Two doses OF IL cured him.
No one should leave home on a Jour
ney without bottle OF this prepare
ton For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
TURKS AND GREEKS
ASK ARBITRATION

and Turkey have requested swltzer-
lAnd Co. designate an arbitrator to set-
lie the differences existing among the
members OF the mixed Hreece-T'ur-
kish commission which Is sitting in
question
The commission Was appointed af-
ter the porte proposed To Greece that
the property II Turkish refugees
should be exchanged for the prop
eriy of Greek refugees and that
body pc designated to make d valua
'uon of the property.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Santa ic. July I3.--B Born iulv II.
Isi4. "a 1895 :. M. Ia Mr.. and Mrs.
L. }. he Arg o daughter MIR DE
AFes is manager OF the Postal Tel--
grsph company office IN Santa Fe
and formerly was clerk in the post
office in albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
Same Warden to Rescue Motor Car

Santa Fe, InlN ii-Came Warden
Trinidad G. de naca left for Clayton
tnion county. today TO bring back
his automobile which he had 10 ahan-
con there a week ago on account Of
the flooded roads.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
GREAT STRIDES
MADE ON TRUST
BILLS IN SENATE
COnuniitee Alters Number Of
Sections 10 Measure as Il
Came From House, Making
Them Less Radical.

4 - M4@NtN9 scNHNAh sftrfaA tNhNfr Ntaal
Washington. July ii-Great strides
We're made by the senate Judiciary
and commerce committees today on
the administration antitrust bills and
assurances were given tonight that the
railroad securities measure and the
clayton bill a. supplement existing
trust laws would be ready IN revised
form for submission 90 the senate caF-
+ iy next week.
The commerce committee spent the
entire day on the house bill 20 author
ize the Interstate Commerce commls-
sion 20 supervise the issuance ~ rail-
road stocks and bonds and practically
decided upon one important change
This would strike from the measure
the provision Investing the commis-
sion with power o. direct the plr-
poses for which stock and bond ISSUES
of railroads should be expended.
Much discussion developed Ia tbs
hearings on this point.
Takes Is.-- Radical View.
II was declared that II the commit
tee was directed o. pass upon an pro-
posed improvement. extensions or
other contemplated plans ~ railroads.
IL practically would constitute itself a
board Of managers for all the raii-
roads and would require a staff u ex-
perts almost impossible 10 procure.
The majority 81 the committee we're
% the opinion that the provision In
the bill giving the commission abso-
lutte authority over the issuance Of
securities would be- ample safeguard
AGAINST stock watering and initiation
81 values.
The committee did not complete itz
work. the question ~ exempting from
the provisions II the bill electric rail-
roads which carr on a slight inter
state business having aroused consid-
cradle difference of opinion. Some
committee members believe exceptions
should be made for such electric lines
Another matter left Undecided was
the exemption ~ telephone lines in
cluded IN the Bill as IL stands These
points Will be disposed Of Monday.
Eliminates Pickcting Feature.
The judiciary committee decided 20
eliminate from the Clayton bill the I
section which would make u unlawful /
for dealers IN certain commodities %
refuse 80 sell their products 10 re- 4
sponsihle applicants II was also de-
-ided % strike from the bill the pro-
.ision permitting pickcting on the /
premises of employers in times Of /
.trikes of other labor troubles
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
NOT
RESTRICTED IN
DENUNC|AT|ONs
Seven Hundred Policemen
Keep Guard While Bitter
Speeches Are Made Against
All Organized Society.
81 -e.-ss 'ov--at s-se'.. .r.sss -r-,i

New York. July ii-Free speech
was allowed to anarchist and radical
organizations in their demonstrations
today for their three adherents killed
in the dynamite explosion on July (.
No disturbance resulted from the
voieing Of radical views by speakers
who were greeted with cheers Of ap-
Droval BY bands Of red and black
creped followers and met by curiosity
or indifference from the larger mum
Der composing the crowd Of several
thousand persons drawn 10 Union
square BY announcement u the dem
onstration
Seven hundred policemen mounted
guard during the meeting
trns Not Brought to square.
Complying with the two restrictions
imposed by the authorities. the dem
onstrants did not bring 90 the square
the urns with the ashes Of Arthur ca
ron. Charles Berg and Carl Hansen.
three victims of the explosion. nor did
they attempt 10 form a parade
For the expenses of the funeral
amounting 10 s5e0-a collection was
taken
Alexander Berkman. anarchist. was
The first speaker. He spoke from d
stand decorated with anarchists rel
and the mourning black He had a
red and black iiand on his arm and
2 red carnation pinned to hts coat.
Surrounding the stand we're banners
executed in red and black. one pro
claimed.
'caron. Hansen and Berg did not
iie IN vain
Berkman launched into bitter
attack on John ID Rockefeller
Martyrs To Liberty.
These men have been murdered
by the agents Of the capitaIIstfc
crowd" he said IF 50. John d.
Rockefeller is responsible for their
murders and would net stop AZ this
or maybe the men were murdered
because of their loyalty They we're
either vistims Of a murder plot or
are martyrs to the cause Of liberty.
4 hope they were martyrs ana
we're killed by q bomb they expected
70 use against the enemies Of labor.
We are now ready To resort TO physical
force. We viii get our rights BY blood
shell We are advancing toward
revolution
The crowd cheered Berkman's re-
marks and when he concluded gave
thsec cheers for the dead men.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12

Want high grade employee or the
better grade q servantsT Make use OF the
Nant columns q the Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-12
0RANCEMEN AND
CATHOLICS MAY
BATTLE TODAY
North Ireland Is 10 Celebrate
Victory Of the Boyhe apd
Fear Of Violent Demonstra-
iions Is Expressed.

Belfast, July li-ff the celebration
~ the battle of the Hoyne passez
without collision between Orange
men AM Catholics the nome rulers II
Ulster Viii have passed another rrlti-
cal DANCER point
The Anniversary n the battle falls
on sunday. and eYefy Protestant
church In Belfast. particularly the
Iresbyterinns. vii have references
% the day in the services The DEM
onsiratl0n IN honor of the dag will
take place on Monday, when a great
Procession viii march - DFumbcgc.
four miles distant o. hold the CUSTOM
airy celebration.
i'rofc~fanfs decorate.
The protestant section 90 Belfast Is
decorated more iavishly than in for
mer years Flags and banners bear
Ing inscriptions dcfying home rule
are displayed cyef3Whers. The pres
enee of Sir Edward Carson. the III
ster leader. AMI armed guards sur
rounding his headquarters at Captain
Craigs house. together with a review
~ battaiionH Of volunteers which sel-
erai leaders held today. caused much
excited talk. bot despite such exhibi-
uons ~ high feeline. men IN closest
touch with the people ~ both factions
predict that the occasion viii pass
without any conflacfntlon.
Purely triificfni Crisis
The naiionaiisfs assert that The
noVeuantcrs are working up 4 purely
artificial crisis to friehten the gov
into accepting ihe lords
amendments for the exclusion 1T the
shoie IF Ulster from home rule.
Thousands n members ~ the con-
iiabulary have been brought north %
preserve peace on Monday. but this r.
about the number usually mohllxeJ. !
% repress the feelings ~ the wcarer- /
n the orange and ~ tho errcn on the i
most contentious iay on the Irish +
aiendar /
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-02

be glad you have found pure, honest coffee, with the
real coffee taste. Get package today your grocers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-02
SINITHFIELD

SPECIAL eoHREsPohoEhcn
SM1THFIELD, June 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. l. H. STRAIGHT spent Sunday with
friends at Pricetown.
Chas. Kislig of New Martinsville.
was seen in our town Sunday.
l.. w. Butt. j. w. Butt, and B. L.
Cunningham from Clarksburg, were
business callers in town Friday.
Charley Rodgers spent Decoration
Day at New Martinsville.
c. l.. Frazer from Pittsburg, was in
town Monday on business.
Mr.. Harry and Norval Carmichael
attend commencement.
Chas. Boggs from New Martinsville
was a guest of friends in town over
Sunday.
Clyde Edgell returned home from
Burton, where he has been spending
the past week.
Il. Berry and wife were visiting
Mrs. S. +. Chambers the latter part OF
last week. Mr.. Berry has lately re-
turned from India where he had been
working in the oil fields.
Mrs. j. R. Hammond, who has been
visiting relatives in town for the past
week, returned to her home at Drum
right, Oklahoma, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard and son, AL
bert, Homer Nelson and Ed Eearly
rom Shinnston, spent Sunday with
choonovers.
Walter Emch from New Martins
lie, was business caller in town
nday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-02
FOLSOM

FOLSOM, June L. The ball game
here Saturday between the local nine
and the South Penn nine from Wal
lace, resulted in a victory for the To-
cal-team by score of 10 to s.
Mrs. d. G. Bennett and two sons,
Joseph and Richard, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends and relatives
at Brown.
F. S. Croker, d. S. Sampson, ]. D.
Wolfe, L. o. Hoey and ]. F. McNutt,
who spent ten days in the mountains
fishing for trout, returned home Sat
urday. They report fine time and
brought back same samples of their
catch, also few of Wrinkles
resemblances.
H. L. Robey of this place, spent
Sunday at Pine Grove. What's the
attraction Langfitt?
Good Roads Days were observed
here and a number Of citizens turned
out with their picks and shovels and
the roads show that they were well
used.
The Rev. Mr. Strohmyer addressed
a large congregation at the local
church Sunday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-02
EMBER DAYS
Are to Be Observed This Week
by the Catholic Churches
of the City.

Three days this week. Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday VIII be observed
in the Catholic churches of the city,
as Ember days, They are days Of
fasting and abstinence and occur in
four weeks of the year near the he
ginning of the four seasons. the first
being the week prior to Christmas.
the second, the second week in Lent;
the third. the week after Penticost;
and the fourth, the week after Sep
tcmber the 18th. 1t was formerly
the custom in the churE to ordain
all priests on these days. Impress
sive services will be held in the
churches of the city and no doubt the
services will be rather largely attend
ed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-02

Robert swiger. who travels for the
New Martinsville Grocery Company,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. A. X. Hogg and sons, Thomas
and James, who have been visiting
Mrs. L. Il. McIntire. returned home
TO Hamlin, w. Va, Monday.