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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

were killed
Although hundreds Of shots were
nrcd none was blurred IN lasi Thurs
dey's clash between the union meu
and those .u charge of the mines. No
attempt has been made 90 operate the
mines since. Mr. Hachc. the receiver
said to-day BE- was not likely that an
other attempt would be made TO oner-
ate the digeings until The goyernmen.
had taken some action.
The situation IN the valley wa quiet
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03
j. S. TROOPS
CONTINUED from PAGE oncj

miuc ON Prairie creek. assaulted the
guards. drove pn non nio employees
nnd puiied the nTes from beneath the
ioliera
Tho iniunctiop Was then eruntod
ana later the court appointed Frank
in hachD receiver Tor inc company.
On iuly ~ the mines aFain were att
"a sed, fhe rppies 81 nse mines were
burned snd Two company employees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

Heavy. Impure blood makes a
muddy. pimply complexion. head
aches. nausea. indigestion. Thin
blood makes you weak, pale and sick
ly. For pure blood, sound digestion.
use Rurdock Blood Bitters. 800 at
al stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

Mon who were af The sIo. awards at
Kansas City last Wer, when Neis cur
tls shipment of cattle. including the
W big steers. we've u~ulosdrd say the
spectators surely yelled when The two
uig animals walked out OF Tile cat.
Their weights were 1850 und 1850 re-
%spocttoiy. Mr. Curtis is 800 Kansas
CITY looking after tho animals and
VIII place them ou exhibition az the
ROYAL Fst stock show 20 bee held
Their. shortly They sill probably bee
shipped to California Cor exhibition 10
The exposition next year They are O.
good advertisement Tor the Ncw Mey-
ieu liV, stock industry -Ft. summer
Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

Abraham Lincoln circle No B. J..
Of c.. A. r.. Wit mold their repulaf
meeting tomorrow afternoon az . 81"
iu the W %. W. hall ON Central ave
nue.. Lunch Will he served
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

John Snyder has returned to Ala
moRoriQ ron wilcox. Arizona, where
D., bad been scouting 1round for good
cattle. Hs bought 500 head. WHOM
be- U.s. shipping to Tularosa to carty
over. He bought also go COWS ana
calves TOT jap Thomas who is en-
barking in the cattle business Ma.
snyder says tnc ane Boz Arizona is
very n1e and that ctile are 100 good
condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03
LIVESTOCK
News and Gossip of the i4'
Range in New Mexico


one hundred dollars each for an
even dozen 81 two-f rtr-old hcifDrs iq
the sa%tisfactOry price "a p0rtales stocK
farmer b. receiving for calves from
his Hereford herd The animals are
from the Hawkins herd and we're
bought by q. W. Williamson and W.
- Oldham. heads of the two Poria1es
banks. whb are also goius extensively
into lie stock with "a view 20 entour-
aaing better breeding and the iteding
ot stocN Tor market in The Portales
district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

good breed of cattle and are thoroush
stotkmen.
A tract OF over $4,000 acres Of state
land Naa sold lasi week bt Major
Fritz Muller. agent OF the commits
siouer OF public lands DO New Mexico.
Co John ! Muir of f.ordsbure. an ca.
tensiNe cattle raiser. Mr. Muir was
the only bidder paving S3.Oi per acre
or over $4,000 FOR the land. The
large tract ~ situated in the Playas
valley. south of ~epar and is divided
D. the Arizona and Sew Mexico rail
road % is especially adapted Goo
gfazing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

Msit Hoes Of Cimarrou hua ,hipped
a large number uf steers ,o Texas
where the, Will be- fattenod during
The winter for the market To has
contracted for tho delivery OF goo
head this TAN AND the bulk af bis
shipments are y,t Go boz made ointr
cattlomcu have herds in close proX-
unity to the stock wards. and these
WII be- shipped soon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03

Thomas - While. one ~ the most
widel yknown stockmcn boo the west.
and for thirty years connected with
the H. g. ~ cattle nufGt. died last
week at his home Ir Roswell. aged 5l
years. Erghts dlseHse was the cause
OF death. He was 60 arofhtr Of J..
Phelps White. manager Df the l.. b. -
widely known stockmcu ia the west.
Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03


W. ~ Doughton. ono NJ the county
commissioners Of curry couaty.
brought 81 head ~ bog bulls back
from Arizona last Friday. and the cold
rain. added 90 the ipue trip. caused
Nj poughton 90 lose Us head. The
loss occurred within "A hours frpm
the time the bulls were uuloaded
Pneumonia chiiis b. sIid to have caus-
ed heir death. So sudden and acute
was the attack, IS oi The dead bulls
were stretched out upon The ground
within "a radius nf 90 feet MI.
Uoughtou Il not % man who LAYS
down when ne meets with toyerses.
ana already ne h. making arrange
mcuts Co return 10 Arizona for more
bulls. lie t~elegaphel fo the same
msn that he Was euming. MI.
Doaehton has three hundred tons OF
opsillse and his i've .ilos. enough Co
feed a hundred head of stocA for
about s0 days
a. w. Culr and company received
1900 lJmbs WednCsdIy. from local
grpeers around Fort sumner some
81 these viii be shipped 90 Kansas,
where they will be tei Tor the mar
Net, While the balance VIII nN i1firnr4
for tle market here iu th. Ntllc'.
one OF the largest land deals made
in curry county w recent months was
rousummated last wees WHOM -hIplas
Brothers cattle company purchased
se,ca sections ~ Santa Pc land known
as 'hc de DIveria ranch % miles
northwest OF Clovis from the railroad
company 40 % consideration said to '"
about $4,000.
This gives the Shlpiey Brothers
.ompaus q ranch Of D. lions vIlch
they Gre improving BOO good shape.
having last week u1ioaded two cars
of lumber for the purpose ol makinS
siorN sheds. More stock stock water
viii bc developed, concrete TANKS COM
structod and %uuildinas improved They
have the ranch wei stocked with "a
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
KILLS OWN WIFE
 IN JEALOUS FIT
"chappies" Admire His Wife's Shapeiy Limbs.

DULUTH, July 28.-Henry John. son of this city. today shot and kill ed his wife,. who, because of the hard times. had taken a position with a, "corn cure" company and was bare. footed in a window demonstrating the corn cure, showing her pretty feet and shapely limbs to the pub lie.
 Johnson fled after firing the shot, but was pursued by mob and would have been lynched but for the time ly arrival of the police, who arrest ed the murderer and drove the crowd away.
 : When taken, to the station Johnson said that he had tried for months to secure work in order to support him. self and wife, but had failed and that he did not want his wife to show her limbs in the window. He also said that the .'chappies' who crowded about the window and view ed her work and saw her legs made many remarks about them until he was driven almost mad by jealousy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
FIGHT GAME BELIEVED
 DOOMED IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-There is every indication -oday that the prize-fighting game is going into the California state election in the fall already licked. The proposition which, if it passes, will put the sport down for the count, is not up to the legislature, but to the voters them selves. It is on the ballot as an in- itiative measure and if a consensus of opinion signifies anything, the ma jority in it's favor is a certainty. The fight promoters themselves show no enthusiasm in opposing it. Either they have already grown rich enough and are ready to retire or they con slider their cause hopeless. but not a word are they saying against the abolition of the fighting craft throughout the state In fact, they say openly that they think 1914 will see the last ring battle in California, until another election at any rate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
STRIKERS WIN THEIR DEMANDS Public Sentiment Forces Street Car Company to Reinstate Discharg,
 ed Empioyes.

ST. JOHNS, N. E., July 2S.-This city has been the scene of one of the bitterest labor wars ever eXper- fenced in Eastern Canada. A few days ago the street car company dis charged several of it's oldest employ es for activity in organizing un- ion. Immediately after the men were discharged general strike of all the company's employees was called and resulted in tying up every line operated by the company.
 When attempts were made to op. crate with non-union employees the strikers attacked the strikebreakers. Troops were called to protect the company's property. A mob num- bering thousands, whose sympathies were with the strikers, gathered in the streets and a pitched battle re- suited. Many of the strikebreakers were roughly handled and a number are in hospitals.
 Through the influence of the may or and commercial organizations the company's officials have been pre- vailed upon to grant it's employees the right to organize and have reinstat. ed the discharged employees.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
MORE RIOTS IN
 CITY IF DUBLIN NationaIists Parade and Smash Car Windows-Troops Suppress
 Them Without Orders.

'. DUBLIN, Ireland, July 2S.-Riot ing in this city continues. Six hun dred Nationalist volunteers paraded the streets today and 4.0o0 people followed, keeping step and singing Ireland's flag is seen everywhere. The police made no effort to stop the rioting, and the volunteers and paraders stoned all the street cars, breaking the windows.
 The lord mayor of this city is fur. ious at the fact that the commander of the British troops called out the soldiers and cleared the streets with out first being called upon by the city authorities to do so. The com mander stated that if any more riot ing occurred he would establish mar tial law and suspend the civil auth critics.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
NJ MEXICAN LAND
 F0R R0THCH|LOS
Carranza eHars of Sale at One Cent An Acre, But Says It Will
 Not Go With Him.

TAMPICO, Mex. July 2S.-Gen. Carranza, when told today that form CT Provisional President Huerta had received $5OO,000 from the Roths- childs. giving vast tract of land in Lower California for one cent an acre, reiterated his statement of several weeks ago in which he stat ed that the rebel government would not recognize any of Huerta's trans actions.
 The southern advance of the reb- els on Mexico City has been blocked by the federal troops, who are re- naining loyal to the new government and in spite of every effort to bribe the officers they remain steadfast.
 The peace conference between ag- ents of Gen. Carranza and President Carbajal will be started in a few days when the matters, which now cause differences, will be discussed and settlement effected.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
MURDER TRIAL
 |S NEAR END
Caillaux Proves That Dead Editor Was Some Crater and Made
 Lots of Easy Money.

PARIS, July 2s.-The taking of testimony in the trial of Mme. Gail. laux for murder has been completed with the exception of number of documents to be. introduced by Gail laux who stated to the court this morning that in as much as Le Figaro had charged him with suborning witnesses he would present the docu- ments proving that Le Figaro had received huge sums of money from the Hungarian government to boost fol| that country and to manufac. ture public opinion in France against Austria and for Hungary.
 The will of the late Calmette was introduced showing that in a few months. while in charge of Le Fi- garo, he had amassed a fortune of 12,500.000 francs. Evidence was al- so introduced to show that the money was made in a suspiciously short time and that the editor received large sums of money from the Hun garian government. Other graft was also exposed.
 Public sentiment is again changing in favor of Mme -Caillaux and the pathetic story of the widow is for gotten.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
ORDERS ARREST PR|B|LOF GUARDS
'McReynoIds Takes a Hand In Scan. dai to Westward-Sends Cutter
 to Scene to Make Arrests.


 WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Attorney General McReynolds today telegraph ed to Deputy Marshal w. R. Scam. nell. who holds a commission as dep uty marshal stationed on the revenue cutter Tohoma, to arrest all of the employees of the government who are implicated in the debauchery of the natives of the Pribilof islands, and who have allowed the slaughtering of seal pups for meat for the Indians.
 The. wireless operator has already been placed under arrest and now the balance of the men are to be arrested and given. a preliminary hearing before John J. Hudson, also an officer of the cutter, but hold. ing commission as U. s. commits sioner.
 The men. if held. will be tried by the floating court
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
JuNEAU-DOuGLAS DIRECTORY
 HAS BEEN ISSUED

The first issue of the Juneau-Doug- las city directory has just been is- sued by Walter G. Fox. It contains exclusive of churches, schools. busi- ness firms. corporations, etc.. 2,447 names of persons 16 years of age and over residing in Juneau, and 1.279 re- siding in Douglas. A careful census shows 674 children under the age of 1S residing in Juneau, and 436 re- siding in Douglas. making a total population of s.121 for Juneau. and l. 714 for Douglas. The total population for the cities of Juneau and Douglas and the adjacent communities within radius of i've miles is, accord ing to the census takers of the di- rectory: 7.53S.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
SIZZLING REPLY
 FROM ROOSEVELT To Barnes Suit Is Planned By the colonej-Wili Make Every Effort
 to Land His Enemy.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y., July 28.- Col. Roosevelt plans issuing siz- zling reply to the Barnes suit, when he promises to expose the connection of Boss Barnes with the red light scandal in Albany.
 Roosevelt is leaving no stone un' turned tosmake sure of the evidence with which to substantiate the charges made week ago that Barnes was a grafter and boodler. A small army of detectives and sev. eral law firms are working to help the colonel. From all parts of the state come letters by amateur de- tectives, who claim to have the dope on Barnes" All clues are being in- vestigated but many of them are found to be false.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
CH|NK DOCTORS
 MOSTLY QUACkS
ss Report Issued By the Rockefeller Medical Investigators Now
 in China.

pEklNG. China, July 2s.-The Rockefeller commission, which has been Investigating the practice uf medicine in this country, issued a report today charging that most of the doctors practicing in China were ''quacks" and that but small nuln- Der of the medical practitioners were qualified to doctor sick cat.
 The report also states that much disease was prevalent in China and that all the doctors in America could be used among the Chinese and still to properly care for the health of the Orientals.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
DECLARATION OF WAR ON SERVIA
Armies Europe Are CosedA Troops Border of Servia and Capture of Russia Wants To Fight Withdraw Money From
 Banks---Great Britain Will Be Involved.

victory. It is believed here that the withdrawal of the .Servians from the border and into the mountains is for the purpose of allowing the Russians and Greeks to reach Servia and aid in the fight.
 Would Limit War to Austria and
 Servia.
 Sir Edward Grey also proposed that the powers make every effort to limit the war between Austria and Servia and to prevent the Rus. sians, Germans and French from be- coming involved. The outlook, how ever, is doubtful.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

sition was offered, as the Servian army had been withdrawn.
 LONDON, July 2S.-It is reported here that Austria will strike at Ser via today, sending the first troops over the border to capture Belgrade, which has been evacuated by King Peter and his army because of the inability of the Servians to fortify the town. Every effort is being made by the English foreign office to pre- vent the war which threatens the peace of Europe and which is al- most certain to involve the nations of the world in the bloodiest war since the days when Napoleon went ill for the conquest of Europe
 England Proposes Mediation.
 Sir Edward Grey has proposed to the powers that France, Germany Italy and England offer to mediate the differences between Austria and Scrvia and Russia, as the Russian government has indicated that war on Servia will be war upon Russia and that the Russian troops have been ordered to cross the line into Austria when the Austrians cross in to Servia. It is reported here that an entire division of Russian troops have been sent from Odessa across Roumania, which is under Russian control. and into Servia to aid the Slavs in the present fight so that Aus tria may not commence the war with
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
Enoiand's Fleet MobiIizing

Eneiand's Fleet MobiIizing.
 LONDON, July 28.-England's fleet is mobilizing, the ships have all been recalled from detached service and the home fleet of three large squad rons will concentrate at Dover. The Mediterranean fleet will also concen- trate at Gibraltar and at Malta.
 Germany Refuses Mediation.
 Sir Edward Grey has received a note from the German ambassador stating that Germany refuses the of fer of England for mediation and that they would aid Austria under the agreement of the treaty binding Ger many, Austria and Italy.
 England Must Fight.
 Because of the treaty between England, Russia and France, England will be forced to aid Russia in the present difficulty and it is believed England cannot allow the extension of. German territory or influence.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
VALDEZ ELECTRIC
 PHONE ] LIST } OUT

The Valdez Electric Company to. day printed temporary telephone directory. which shows 265 names on the list This directory is on card convenient for hanging up. A month later the company will get out a telephone directory in book form.
 The directory gives all the separate numbers at Fort Liscum. showing the person calling up just what number to call for. thereby avoiding delays. The company has direct telephone wire through from Valdez to Fort Liscum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
STEAMSHIP MARiPosA
 coMEs FROM WEST

'~ The Mariposa arrived in Valdex at l o'clock this afternoon from Ship Creek and left within the hour for Seattle. taking the following passen- gers from here:
 Sineva Martensen. Mrs. c. Thom- as. Miss Myrtle Thomas. Jim Davis. Mrs. M. Lakson. Edith Carlson, A. c. Bowling, w. Dolan. E. c. Keesler. Dan c. Clark. Jos. Jacovitch. c. J. Todd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
French Socialists Parade.

PARIS, July 28.-Violent anti-war demonstrations were made here last night by the Socialists. The mobs paraded the streets singing the rev olutionary songs and the police were unable to stop them until the troops arrived from the barracks and they charged the mobs. Hundreds were injured and eight hundred arrests were made by the police and troops, who finally cleared the streets and drove the crowds away. After the demonstration the streets were lit tered with hats, canes and with torn clothing
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

VIENNA, July 28.-Rejecting Eng lands proposal for mediation, Aus tria this afternoon declared war on Servia. The formal declaration was made as soon as the five army divis- ions reached the frontier. It has been reported that three divisions of the army have occupied Belgrade. the former capital of Servia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

Captain Whitney. inspector ot hulls. and Peter c. Peltret, inspector of boilers. passed through Valdez on the Sampson after making trip to Bristol bay to inspect hulis and boil CTS of the craft in westward waters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
Mobilization Rapid.
Run On German Banks,

BERLIN, July 28-The runs upon all the banks of Germany continue, the people fearing that Germany will be involved in war with Russia and
 (Continued on page g.,
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

Russian Czar Wants to Fight
 ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S-Em- peror Nicholas II is defiant and re- fuses to listen to the ambassadors of the powers, who wish him to can
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
STEAMER SAMPSON
 LEAVES FOR SEATTLE

s The s. s. Sampson. of the Admiral Line. arrived in port at 2 o'clock this morning. sailing for Seattle at 3 with the following passengers:'
 For Seattle: Mrs. L. A Brown. For Juneau: R, s. Gibson. H. Ober. C.. P. Bunnell, A. H. McNeil. J. M. Elmer. F. w. Perkins was second class passenger for the states.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
osphsun Tonight

orphsum Tonight Mining Copper In Utah. interest ing scenes. Feeding . Big City. educational. The Mesh Bag, excellent drama. Ramatax. one thousand feet Of ex. cellent, comedy. '
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

Austrians Occupy Servian Capital.
 PARIS, July 2S.-The news has been received here that two corps of the Austrian army have crossed the
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

Pineree! Fineres! PinSres! g. Blum & Co. sole agents for the Pingree shoe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
Weathsr Report

Weather Report g. Barometric pressure .........29,9 ,946 Temperature at I p. m. m.......... .56 Maximum temperature ......... ...68 Minimum temperature .. ..... 40 Mean temperature ............ .54 Precipitation. trace.
 Cloudy. light breeze. wind and rain from 6:46 p. m. to ' ?. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28
5. 5. ALAMEDA ... PASSES JUNEAU

The steamer Alameda, of the Alas ka Steamship Company. passed Ju- neau at 1 o'clock this morning for Skagway and should leave the Lynn canal port this evening and arrive in valdez Thursday night or Friday morning,
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

eel the order to mobilize the Rus sian troops upon the German and Austrian borders and to stop aiding the Servians. The mobilization con- tinues and troops are being sent to Russian Poland and to the Galician frontier of Austria.
 czar Issues Statement.
 The Czar has issued a statement in which he says that for the past seven years the Austrians have been continually causing trouble in Flu. rope and are anxious to extend the borders of the nation southward, talk ing in all the Slav countries; that Russia, as the protector of the Slav race, has been forced to conclude that Austria desires war unless she is allowed to enslave the entire Slav race.
 Mobilization Rapid.
 The mobilization of the Russian troops have been more rapid than ever before, as the Russians are all willing and anxious to fight. The Greek priests have called upon the members of the church to aid their fellow Slavs, who are being oppress- ed because of their religion and the response has been rapid.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

Pingres! Plnorssi Pinersel You'll see some clever shoemaking in the Pinsree shoe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

border of Seryia and occupied Bel. grade the former capital. No oppo- sition was offered, as the Servian army had been withdrawn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-28

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