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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
RIO ARRlBA COUNTY
BOOZE SELLERS ARE
HAVING MUCH TROUBLE

Santa Fe. oct. l4.-Rio Arriba
county is a storm center in more than
one respect nowadays. More Rio Ar
rlba countlans have been arretsed OF
late for relieving the thirst OF Pu-
eblo Indians than citizens OF any 9th
er county and the latest victim Is
Teofilo Salazar, of somewhere near
San Jose de Chama. for whom Unit
ed states Commissioner NJ. T Dun
leavy issued warrant this morning
Damacio Gaia and Soltero ORTIZ
San Juan Pueblos. We're arraigned
before Federal Judge W. II. Pope on
Monday on the charge Of bringing
whlsxey into the Indian grant. TheN
pleaded guilty and Judge Pope was
about to sentence them. when ne
suddenly asked: who sold you the
whlskey?" They replied ''reofilo Sal
azarr Hence Salazar may have tt
face the court and sentence was sus-
pended as to Cata and ortiz on mo-
ton OF Assistant United States Attor'
ney f.. c. Wade, Jr. so that they may
testify against Salazar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
IPHELPS-D DODGE COMPANY
TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
OF BIG MILLING PLANT

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE 70 nossiso JOURNAL
silver city, y. NJ, Oct. l4.--That the
Phelps Dodge company is to begin the
immediate construction of the int
mense milling plant planned for its
extensive camp at Tyrone in the Bur-
70 mountains * the news received
here. following the visit TO Tyrone u
few days ago of H. j simmons. gem
eral manager Of the FL Paso South
western system. and directors Of the
Phelps Dodge corporation.
The building of this mill proves the
confidence which the company has in
the Tyrone and the future of that
camp and since large number of
men will be employed in the building,
il will mean "A revival of operations
there. curtailed at the breaking out OF
the war in Europe, which caused big
slump in the price of copper
The work of the test mill which has
been In operation several months, Is
finished so far as determining the
method that will he used In the new
mill for the treatment Of ore. The
oil flotation process. which was given
"a thorough tryout by experts on the
Burro mountain ores has not proved
the success accomplished with this
method in Arizona and II it is used at
an in the operation Of the new min
will be applied only in subsidiary
way. il is said.
The resumption of mining activity
at Tyrone Will have good effect on
the entire Silver City mining district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
BARBED WIRE THEFT
PUZZLES AUTHORITIES

Santa Fe, Oct. l4.-The disappear
ance Of thirteen perfectly good spools
Of barbed wire has been puzzling tbs
federal authorities at the Jieariila
Apache Indian agency at Dulce, ile
Arriba county. In order to ma oul
what became Of the wire, unitee
states Commissioner NJ. T. DunleaVS
this forenoon issued Il warrant lol
the arrest of Manuel Lobato. on th'
charge Of stealing the wire. The war
rant was sworn out by Deputy tnltee
States District Attorney Il. c. Wade
Jr., and a deputy United states mar
shall left posthaste for northern hl'
Arriba county to bring Lobato Z
Santa Fe.
Having served sixty days for sellinl
liquor to Indians, and thirty days fol
failure to pay his fine of sloo ant
costs, j. n. Sanchez was today re-
leased from the penitentiary by Unit
ed States Commissioner NJ. T. DUN
leavy upon taking the oath OF poV'
nj
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
Distribution Of FUNDS TODAY.

Santa Fe, Oct. 1f.-Treasufer T.
n. Marion win tomorrow make MS
monthly distribution Of funds all put
Rio Arrba county having RENTED
its September collections, Eddy couh-
tvs remittance being received TO-DAY
and amounting to $l,62O.1l WINE
practically all the funds are pletho-
ric TO Overlooking, three OF the Iunds
are having hard shedding toward the
end of the fiscal year ana thai III.
cludes the salary fund because OF
the constitutional Limitation mus
the anomaly presents itself 81 inc
state treasury having from nan 20
three quarters of million dollars %
It's credit and yet being unable al
certain seasons of the year to pay III
run obligations that are due
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
MRS. TYLER MD KIDD SEEN
IN THIS CITY ny OFFICERS

Under sheriff Dick Lewis received
"A telegram from Paul Tyler of RoN
sunday To the effect that uscar Kidd
Mrs. Tyler and q box years old evil
dently her son, were ia albuquerque.
TYLER said in this telegram that he
had bought her q railroad ticket to
Los Angeles but she got off the train
here ION instructions from this man,
referring to Kidd.
Mrs Tyler was located hy the under
sheriff and Deputy Sheriff A, G. Burt
less Tuesday in the Palace hotel here,
but they could not find Kidd. Mrs
TYLER and the boy departed TUESDAY
might at 1s3O o'clock on santa re
train Ne. / for Los Angeles. Deputy
sheriff Burtless and station Master j.
T.. Sinclair watched her get on the
train They made no attempt to de-
tain her having decided with Under
sheriff Lewis that the circumstances
aha moi warrant the detention of the
woman. They had only her husbands
telegram.
sinclair said last night that the
woman arrived here last week. soon
Iafterwurd she telcgraphed to kidd AT
Roy. he learned He saw Kidd here
Monday That was when he appear
ed at the Santa Fe ticket office ana
tnslxed for a refund on Mrs. Tylers
ticket amounting to the fare from
here to Los Angeles, He gave his
name as Kidd at that time. That was
j the only time Kidd was seen here by
fan officer lie evidently left thai
night
Mrs. Tyler went to the station ear
/ " Tuesday evening. She was smhl
woman. neatly dressed, with brown
eyes and brown hair, about a year,
old She wore red hat as her nus
bands telegram said she would cas-
lily Identifying her to the officers. SUI
sat in the waiting room with the boy
waiting for the train. The elileel'
watched, thinking that kidd migh
meet her there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
CONTEST PRECIPITATED
IN SANTA FE COUNTY

Santa Fe, oct. 1i.-Santa re county
is face to face with county hlsh
school contest precipltated by petit
ton from Cclrillos and southern Santa
ne county asking for the establish
ment Of such a high school at Ger
rlllos. over year ago there was
similar petition with sufficient mum
Der of signatures for county hlsh
school at Santa Fe, but because Oh
protests from Santa Cruz, IN northefh
Santa Fe county, which also wants
county high school, it has been huhs
up although the law makes 1t man
datory for the board Of county cohi-
mlssioners to call an election "hen Il
petition properly signed is submitted
Attorney General Frank w clancy
has ruled that two or more county
high school propositions may be Noteu
upon at the same time ana santa re
county will therefore vote very soon
on two if not three propositions Oh th's
kind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15

Santa Fe. oct. lf.-For the hrst
time. the rural teachers OF Soeorro
county, holding first grade certificates
outnumber the third graders, who are
being gradually eliminated in all oi
the counties superintendent Sanchez
in his annual report to the depart
ment Of education today, shows that
the rural teachers in his county NUM-
her seventy, none of whom receive
less than $50 a month, while four re-
ceiye 500 or more per month. TWEEN
ty-nine have professional or llrst-
grade certificates; fifteen have sec
ond grade, and twenty-six, third
grade certificates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
.ALAM0GORD0 OFFICE
AGAIN GIVES TROUBLE


CorrseroHbAhtt 10 N'""fH" f'.''''-
Santa Fe, oct IA THE bitter post
office fight at AlamoRarde has Gu
tered upon lts second Stage by the
Of l., r. Hughes to sue
coed j. NJ. Hawkins who resigned Two
months ago to go to Oregon Tor u
year. Protests have been Med win
the postmaster general against me
Of Hughes 10y the friends
of G. w. Morgan, editor Of the AM
nogordo News, who was candidate
for the place These protests VIII now
be sent to the senate committee WIN
view Of holding up and eventuaiiN
defeating the nomination.
Hawkins has been postmaster ~
twelve years ile IS a brother OF Az
torncy w. 4 Hawkins of the ri fas'
a. Southwestern and n fofmor news
paper man. who has worked on th'
Los Angeles Times, the ll Paso Her.
Iald. the Santa re New Mexican and
the Aiamogordo News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
Lordsbure Pioneer Is Dead.

Silver city. n. NJ, oct ii.-Judse
NJ. w. McGrath, Lordsbufg pioneer
and one OF the leading democrats OF
Grant county. died Tuesday at ms
home there. following an operation foi
appendicitis performed week ago
Judge McGrath was the father OF
sheriff II. j. McGrath Of Grant coun-
IL and was G6 years old. He WIS q
pioneer OF the county and organized
the first school system ana served a'
the first school director of his homt
town For twenty years he was JUS
tice OF the peace ut Lofdsbufg be'
sides the son. a widow survives. the
funeral Will be held at Lordsbutg tax
ing place there tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
PAUL TYLER IS
FATALLY SHOT
BY OSCAR KIDD
Infatuatlon for AootberS Wife
Leads to Terrible Tragedy
at Roy Little Chance for
Wounded Man.

Roy, \. NJ, oct li,--paul Tyler a
prominent young man of this place,
was shot by oscar Kidd aged 2s, this
morning about . o'clock, and little
hope for his recovery is entertained.
lnfatuation of Kidd Tor TNler's Wife
is given as the cause leading up to
the tragedy Kidd had boarded at the
TYLER hotel in Roy, but had been or
dered to keep away on account OF his
attentions TO Mrs, Tyler This morn
ing he returned To the hotel, ostensi-
hly 10 get some clothing that he had
left when he moved Tie was met by
Young Tyler armed with a siN-shooter,
who ordered him away Hot words
followed, as "A result of which KIDD,
who was also armed, drew his revolN-
CT and shot TYLER in the abdomen.
on the attempt of Tyler to return the
fire Kidd shot again, inflicting anoth-
"a wound i'm TNlers shoulder.
After the shooting Kidd and bert
Jay. friend who was with him at
the time, concealed themselves IN a
blacksmith shop until the arrival of
Deputy sheriff ~ NJ. Hughes, when
tho former gave himself up jay was
taken into custody as an accomplice
While the men were under arrest the
father Of young Tyler drew his gun
and attempted TO shoot Kidd, but was
loverpowercd and disarmed
The wounded man was rushed Ia
the Dawson hospital IN an unconscious
condition. but before losing conscious.
ness statement under oath as to the
circumstances Of the shooting was
made by him His chances for life
are considered slim.
After his arrest Kidd made a state
ment to Deputy sheriff Hughes IN
which he claimed to have shot Tyler
IN self -dpfongp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
Of
/. CLUBS ENTERS ON
|. FORMAL PROGRAM
Additional Delegates Arriving
on Later Trains Swell At
tendance at Big State
Women'S Convention,

silver City, \. NJ, Oct ~. -- fhe
New Mexico Federation Of Womens
Clubs today entered upon its stated
program. Many late arrivals of dele
gates from over the state swelied inc
ALREADY large attendance and the
meeting is sure to be the most sue
cessful ever held by the federation
The days sessions were given over
TO routine matters for the most part.
The social features included a lunch
con at o'clock. at which the silver
city Woman's club was hostess, ana
the drama Lohengrin, presented AT
the Elks' opera house tonight III
which local talent. assisted by Mrs.
Ada Pierce VIM. of Albuquerque
participated
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution are meeting In conjunction
with the state federation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15

Santa Fe, oct lib. e. Herman
dez spoke both IN English and Span
in at the mass meeting held AT Las
Cruces on Monday night ii whlrh
state Senator II - Holt presided
and tsidoro Armiio was interpreter
X. r.. Mcbride introduced the sneaker
and also made vigorous address
on the platform besides those men
tioned were WIN 7. LaPoiht, editor
OF the Las Cruces Citizen; capt }. 6
Bcinberg lose Gonzales, candidate
for the house: Sheriff Jose K l.ueer,
and $ r. Parks All reports fror
bona Ana county indicate that tbs
county will 90 democratic on Novem
Der
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15

Santa Fe. oct. 1.-THE copies OIL
the federal regulations in connection
with the migratory bird law received
by the game warden's office snow
them to be very strict. There Is
closed season for all shore birds I'M
til September [. 1918. Water fowl can
be shot only from November 10 rep-
ruary /. Doves and Wild pigeons can
not be shot after sundown or pe.on ire
sunnp. Ninety days in jail ana ~,
fine or each, is the penalty proV'osV
for violation of the law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
Texans Indicted.


Santa Fe, oct. 14.-The school en''-
dren of New Mexico are to be gwen
the opportunity to sign peace peliliois
addressed to the ear of Russia' ,ie
of Germany and Austria 'ne
l,inps Of England, Seryia and Belgium
and che presidents Of France ana foi
tneal superintendent Of Publle IN
strnetion Avian n White this forenoon
received an appeal from the ehldreh
neace petition committee of New forh
signed BIZ number Of men ana won.
en- eminent in the nation asking 'ha'
the model petition enclosed be eircu-
lated among the public schools az
much to instil sentiments Tor peace
and against war aud armaments as
with the hope Of persuading haisfi
wilhelm and his fellow monarehs t
refrain from further warfare
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
.|NTERMOUNTA|N
CASES CONTROL
RATE DECISION
Such Is Intimation Of Inter-
state Commissioner Glenn
entS in Letter to Chairman
M, S, Groves,
.-se,,, eo-.s.,oso.se. 70 .o.ras iov~s.li

lsrsciAt corstsronosecs 70 aorsiAo lou~NALi
Santa Fe, oct ii.-rhat the deci-
sion of the New Mexico rate case ncwI
pending before the Interstate Conn
mercc commission win br hrgeN
controlled by the decision IN the eel-
chfated "intcrmountnin' eases which
ARE also before that body is the In
tmutiou of Interstate Commissioner
ludson G, elements In letter 10
Chairman NJ s. Groves. of The state
corporation commission.
As to when the decision may be-
expected, Commissioner Clements
does not attempt prediction boNond
Ia statement that il is confidently eX-
peeted that all these matters VIII be
adjusted within comparatively
short time"
Mr Clements letter which was
written from Washington on October
o. is as follows
"non NJ. $. Groves Chairman state
Corporation Commission. Santa Fc,
y NJ
My Dear SIR. Replying to your let
ter " the 9Th instant and also Your
message by wire respecting the prob
lahlc time within which this commits.
sion viii promulgalc decision IN the
New Mexico rate eases 10 which YOU
refer. write "a say that much eun-
sideratiou has been given To the rec
ord IN these cases Az you know,
rates from aud into Sew Mexico IN
almost an directions are involved.
( New Mexico Is within what Is gener-
lnllv tho intermountain territory as
outlined In the so-called ntermom-
tain rate eases determined by the su-
preme court at the close Of us last
term. which involve the adjustment
of rates In that territory ne related
to the rates TO Pacific coast termin-
ais. A YOU are aware, In these eases
the commission prescribed differing
percentages from zones IN the east ns
the measure of the greater charge
which might I've made to the Inter-
mountain points thnn 10 Pacific eons'
points. Following and ia consequent
Iof this decision Of the supreme eonii
which was rendered considers bly,
more than two Years after the com
missions decision ~ the matter, th'
earrlers presented 20 the comm ~
some propositions rcspectine ihe it
tails of admRment Of these rates. an'
that matter Is now being investiKat
ed bv the commission with a view y
AN early determination. II seems man
; lfestlv proper hat whatever is dom
lin the New Mexico cases about whicl
you inquire In The adjustment @
: rates. especially in regard 20 the long
: and short haul feature. should n'
. done In the light Of thu ultimate az
mstment Of the intermounleln rat
situation covered by the suprem
+ COURTS decision. In order that Their
: may not be confusion aud conflict u
& the general adjustment Ia this terri
tory
1t is our confident expectation tha
; all Of these matters can he ADJUSTED
within IA comparatively short time
and there will he no DELAY IN the ais
: position Of the New Mexico cas-
= other than that which. as above In
dicated. max be essential Ia order e
: preserve consistency in our action II
dealing with the two cases inNolVln
B rates In the same territory
$ yours very truly,
, "Jt'DsoN c. CLEMENTS,
I Commissioners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
MONA BELL AND
sALAzAR ARE TO
Be TRIED HERE
Variety Of Interesting Cases
to Come Before Judge Pope
When Court ConveneS in
Albuquerque
,.,se,.. o,s,.reH TO MORNING JOURNAL

SANTA Fe, oct 1.-THE criminal
and civil dockets for the Santa Fe
and albuquerque terms Of federal
conrt we're called today by Judge w.
u Pope. Among the more notable
cases set for Albuquerque were that
aaalnst Gen. Jose lnez Salazar, Mex
loan federal commander, indicted for
neriury. and against Mona Bell, In
dicted for white slavery. Also the
case against Frank Keene, the we'll
to-do silver City cattleman, accused
Of the same crime The case against
Nicolas Gomez. charged with writ
ing and depositing in the mails an
obscenc letter address to Miguel
Rodriguez of Albuquerque, was set
for october 20 at Santa Fe He plead
cd not guilty.
Ray Watkins escaped trial because
Of his youth. He is one of the Two
boys 1T Alma, Socorro county, ac-
cused of breaking into the potsoffice
At that place. The Indictment against
him was dismissed on motion OF
United states Attorney Burkhart.
The bonds of AbCnno Romero Jose
pacheco and Mateo Vazque2 were
forfeited because they failed TO APP
near in court and bench warrants
were issued for them. The bond OF
Miguel Chavez of Albuquerque. was
not forfeited because Chavez Is be-
,ng held in Jail at Albuquerque.
The case Of William II. Parker
who asks $4,000 damages from the
Santa Re railroad system because Of
his land being flooded because of the
construction of an emabnkment and
culvett on the Belon cutoff, as he
alleges. was removed TO the federal
court from the district court fc>
Guadalupe county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
Icnienc, shown spicanovich.

Santa Fe, oct, li.-Because the
jury very strongly recommended
mercy. in fact, would not have found
the defendant guilty except with surh
a recommendation, District Judge z.
Ic Abbott today sentenced a Spiea-
novich. the Montenegro who struck
PIT Ross John Hunt Of the Madrid
coal mines, over the head WIN ~
iron bar, to only six to nine months
on the charge OF assault with dead
" weapon The testimony had broush'
an admission from the prosecuting
witness that he had been the asgres'
sor Is drawing knife and hurllns
stone At Spicanovich, but had de-
sisted when spicanovlch made an
other rush at him and felled the p'
\ hfe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
A GOOD COMPLEXION Z,
MEANS PURE BLOOD

Everybody that wants 2 fine glow
ing youthful skin. should take old re-
liable Foods sarsnparlila, physl-
clans prescription. which gives u
clear. healthy color. When Your blood
liz made pure. pimples, DOLLS, hives,
eczema disappear.
fanguor, loss or apnetlte' urea
feeling, weakness are symptoms OF
impure. unhealthy blood.
Hoods Sarsaparllla purifies tho
blood. Get a bottle today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
ao,crnor Signs Foundation

Santa lec. oct. r. - Governor Me-
Donald before leaving for his ranch
at Carrlzozo yesterday where MIS-
Mcdonald expects 70 follow him on
Friday. signed the reqnistion Of Cow
ernor Hunt for Leandro Afehulela
and seferino Baca, wanted at Flag
staff, Coconlno county On The com
plant OF f. W. Payne, on the charge
Of check forgery. =. r, Pulllam
sheriff Of Coconino county returned
To Albuquerque this afternoon 10 take
the two men who had been arrested
In santa lie by Deputy Sheriff sefe'
irino Baca To Flagstaff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15

Santa Fc, oct 1.-THE hrsl case
to be fried since The petit Jury wac
discharged VIII Dc that Of j. g COZ
Inns ~ The ia Joya Land De
,elopmeni 90. which y huiidins O
high, line canal out Of che Rio Prnii"e
above Velabde. rio Alliba county
The case is sci for friday belefe
District Judge T.. c Abbott
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15

Santa re, oct. li,--The CITY authV--
rifles today advertised for bids for
the paving Of the streets on two sides
Of the Plaza The bids viii be opene q
IN Monday evening and the contract
viii be awarded Immediately as the
city and the state will cooperate III
the work the state paying at the
same time the portion OF the PLAZA
in front Of the Palace of the Cover
nOrs,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by focal application as they Saneo resle e a n
,ra 49, qness and that Il by constitution
W Wy comedies Denfness is caused by an innan,ea
condition u the mucous lining Of &c Ensia sga
lupt snpni or iinperfent hearing. aud Whef
Il Il entirely closed Deafness i the resnt. az,
unless the Inflammation can o. iateu Vn' ~ a' Y
This tube restored to it. normal eondi.len ns''
49, lii ha deatroyed forever. nine NrsFef vht
ten are caused BY Catarrh. when y nath'nk ."
nm lntamed condition of the mucous ,afi d.
We VIII give One Hundred nei'ats i't a H., N
az peafness feaused by csiafrhi inat emmy "
cured Nv Halls caiaffh Cure. send Tor 's'
lars. free. ~,,r.swy = "a ToIedo. D.
sold by Drugssts, ISe
Take Halls Family RUS for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
roned IN Whole system.

"chamberain's Tablets have done
more for me than | ever dared hope
for writes Mrs. Esther Mae Baker
spencerport. \. =. Il used several
hotties of these tablets a few months
ago. They not only cured me Of bill
loils attacks. sick headaches and that
tired ont feeling. but toned mp my
whole system For sale by all deal
crs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
ur. wlui~on Appointed Notary.

santa Fe. oct IA - Governor Ne
ponald today appointed Mrs Tempe
Willison, of Santa re- ho'ai' pu''s'