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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
IL HOTTEST ON uFfOI

q. Paul. July f,-while the com
mittee on resolutions lhborcd with
such questions az sex hygicne. tho
peace movement, a federal board ot
education. and while speakers plead
ed for better salaries and pensions Tor
teachers, political workers of the
National Education ASSOCIATION. the
annual conference 81 which is ~
progress here. continued their actN-
itios today IN campaign Tor the
presidency. such as has never marked
q previous meeting Of the association.
Surprise was created at convention
headquarters when friends OF Dr.
David Starr Jordan of Leland stan
ford university announced that their
candidate would insist that hts name
be Withdrawn from the race n 'ight
were made In committee hy support
ers Of Dr u. u. johnson. Rock HuL.
,. G. the chief opponent OF Dr. Jor-
dan.
No sooner had the possible with
drawaI Of Dr Jordon been announced
than administration supporters sug
gested the presentation of tn anne
Of Dr James ~ Baker. presidea,
emeritus or tho state university ot
y
date 10 oppose Dr Johnson 4 high
officer of the association stated That
such move might he expected
Speaking before tho k.ndersarien
section. T. = Claxton, United states
commissioner of education. sounded
a warning TO mothers who restrain
their children from playing with
other children. particularly those
whom ... nm bad Tie adyo-
Gated "i great big out ~ doors ts
the mcs wonderful kindergarten Ia
existence
Tho A., njr on Of short courses
and ro,ision % the currit itulum in the
commercial high schools ~ the rnnn-
try wera declared necessities for the
proper progress OF modern business
education hy Ear J Galds, mead oi
the commercial department of Btig-
ham Young university. Provo. itah-
before tho department of business
education
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
[By Iaased wire co Evening Herald. ]

Freeport y. Y. July Private
and county detectives continued to-
day their Investigation Of the murder
of Mrs Louise Bailey, who was shot
while In the office Of DR. Edwin
Carman. The inquest into the mur-
der. adjourned yesterday. Is 10 be
resumed tomorrow, provided the
matter is not taken out Of the cor
oner's hands by the grand siury.
Dr. Carman said today he well
coined the arrival last night of the
head of the national detective agency
and hts men
"lf the county had not hired this
man / would have done sG when the
inquest was concluded" he said.
"During the interviews this man and
his subordinates have held with my
wife they did their best. Just as the
county authorities did. To make her
change her story. I believe she has
told the whole truth. The detective
chief is welcome az our house any
time. hope he can find the person
who murdered Mrs Bailey and will
give him all the help possibly can"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

vestiga,c that In behalf Of the state
and for the good of the public. So
that either one would be satisfied OF
the existing surrounding circum-
stances Of Mr.. l.unas death
The arrest Of these three persons
viii not stop us from saying what
we really think is the truth We
can he put In iail as many times as
thcy want to put us. but We will con-
tinue To write what We think about
this proposition. Mr. Luna was too
important man TO be forgotten 80
easily.
Investigation of this case should
be welcomed by an iaw-abiding citi-
zcns personally do not know who
To charge. | think, however, that
the authorities should investigate
thoroughly ! am not asking for "a
peculiar proceeding. Such investlga-
tions are made all over the United
states. do not see why II is not
done in this case.
Something was said Ia the morn
ing apcr To the effect that the arti-
ing paper to the effect that the arti-
printed for political purposes The
Journal must have been misinforun-
ed. At the time Of Air. Luna's death
la Opinion Publica took the same
stand regarding the need OF invests
gntion."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
FUNSTON CONFIRMS
VERA CRUZ
MUTINY
In Event of Attack on Amer
lean Troops by RebelliOus
Huerta Soldiers it Would
not be Regarded as Act OF
War"
tBy Leased Wire TO z,e.aOs nsraia.,

Washington. July g.. -Brlgadier
General Funston ln dispatch t0 the
war department today confirmed re
ports uf mutiny among General
Huerta's forces before the American
outpusts a. Vera Cruz. General
Funston reported the Mexican com
mandcr had informed him of the up
rising ana uf threats or the mutineers
10 attack the American lines. n an
attack should be- made, in view uf
the Mexican cummander'E action in
notifying General Funston. II would
not bee regarded as an attack under
orders
General Funston also infOi med the
war department that Marine Private
Heinrich Thubc. who recently dis
appeared, was within the Mexican
lines and unharmed, but gave no de-
tails.
Brigadier General Funston made
public today copies of the t,ieerams
oNchanged last night between the
American army headquarters ana
Lieutenant Colonel ixunza, command
er OF the MeXican federal outposts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
AMIABIE TONE OF TORREON
NOT REIT.If TED At JUAIIE.Z

~ Paso, Texas. July Reports
Of the sudden ending Of the confer
enco at Tnrrcon, designed to settle
the internal disagreement OF the
constitutiunalist revolutionists. were
received with surprise by observers
here. The amicable tone Of all cx-
pressons from the south was not re-
Elected at this point. where Carranza
and Villa agents still were In conflict
over matters pertaining TO Carranza's
currency issue which has thrown the
revolutionist quarrel into the Ameri-
can courts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
HUGE FRENCH, LOAN
OvERSUBSCR|DEO
FORTY Times
French People Offer Govern
ment Money Equal to More
Than the Entire National
Debt
[By Is'ascd WIre to EyenlnF HcraId.

By ls,ascd Wirs to Evening UcraId
Paris. July 1-Although the Bank
of France has not made any official
announcement BE- was reported on the
b"urse today that the puOliC had ap-
piled Tor more than forty times the
amount df fhe Issue made today nf
$751; 10000 Of the nov government
I per ccE' loan n this should
prove true. the applicuons have
amounted 10 more than the entire ma
tiunal debt 81 France.
The loan ON its admission Co the
bourse today Immediately rose from
%. the price of the issue 90 at.2.
The general market did not re-
spond sympathetically. as is usual
when government loans are sn we'll
received. probably because capital in
France T. under the apprehension
that heavy special taxes are likely
to be Imposed.
So great was the oagerness Of the
public and especially among the
small investors that crowds assem-
hlcd al dawn and formed lines out
side the Bank OF France and other
public offices. where subscriptions
We're received.
A. il was known many people
would be disappointed by not being
anle to get part OF the new issue. a
considerable trade was driven Ia sell
ing positions near the door Some
Of the places sold for as much as
from so cents to one dollar
The government as usual gave
preference 10 persons desiring small
amounts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
WITNESS TELLS OF STRANGE
THREAT TO KILL DR.. GARMAN
Two Years Ago Woman Member of Motor Boat Party
Violent Effort to Take Life of Freeport Physician Who
She Screamed Had Ruined Her Husband and Herself
Mrs Carman Stands by Her Original Story.

that summer before last ne Invited
a Freeport man and his wife to an
outing on Great South Bay l.. l.. In
his motor boat. He would not give
their names
we landed at an stand" Howe
said, and van across David Kennedy
and Or Carman. l knew them both.
The moment we snw them the wom-
an In our party screamed and ran
hack to the boat. Her husband re-
mained. surprised and nonplussed hy
his wife's action. ran 10 the boat
after her. found her on a scat in
Mysteries She was screaming. That
man ruined my husband aud ruined
me. I am going Ia Kill MIN II Il takes
lifetime she picked up paper
knife shaped like dagger and start
ed Co leave the boat. ! caught hold
of her and kept her back and asked
whom she meant. Or. Carman.' she
said"
Howe said the woman refused to
explain her actions When her hus-
band came aboard the party returned
to Freeport
Neither one OF them spoke of the
incident again." said Howe. Il did
not try to find out the reason for u
and never gave II another thought
until this murder occurred"
Howe said he te,ephoned Kennedy
OF the Incident and the latter recalled
ii and said he would notify the po-
lice.
Howe als0 said he had telephone
message from Freeport today that
detectives had gone 20 the woman =
house bot did not find her at home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
President Issues Unconditional
Pardon to Man Who Has
Served "a Years Behind Bars
for Murder.
BELIEVED KILLING
OCCURRED IN CANADA
Indian Bureau Starts Belated
Investigation Which Con-
vinces of Innocence of Vic
tim in Strange Case.
tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald ]

Washington. july 1.-Aftcr thirty
four years behind the bars under life
sentence for murder. Spopec. "a
Blnckfoot Indian. was unconditional
Is pardoned today by President VIII
son. He viii oo released at once
from the federal hospital for the In 70
sane here 10 return To his dauphtcr
at Brownlns, Mcut. whom he has NOT
seen since she was "A baby
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
SCHOONER SNIVADoRE
SEIZED BY I'EDERAI.S

san Franciscu. July IA wireless
message to Catin Frederick Jensen
Of this city. owner OF the Mexican
schooner Salvatore. notified him
that the Salvatore had been seized
by the tederals al Guaymas and that
sheriff Gilberto Almcda was loading
her with his own merchandise. sup
posedly consigned TO Salina Cruz. the
Pacific terminus OF the 'Tehauntepec
railway. Captain Jebscn interprets
the message as strong evidence that
the evacuation ~ Guaymas, often
predicted, cannot be far distant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
THE TWO PUBLICATIONS On
WHICH COMPLAINT ~ BASEu

The publications In La opinion
Publica. upon which complaint
against Baca and his employees ~
based were published on June 20 and
July /, and are az follows. as trans
lated from the spanish
with profound pain and our
hearts filled with sorrow upon max
ing "A record OF the sad fate that
overlook the person whose photo
graph We are publishing today. we
wish To advise the public and more
so the Republicans that at the meet
ing of the central committee held in
the capital city ON Saturday the
27th lasi. We noted the vacant seat
that ought TO have been occupied by
one OF the most prominent Repubii-
cans in political circles. Hon. Solo
mon Luna. And when all there pres.
eGt begun To note that spectacle, that
brought to mind the bitter thoughts.
they commenced To speak. but in Sc
crct. and all through the house you
could hear Il murmured with half
opened lips, that they were saying
something about the absence of our
political friends. one of the things
that was heard most was. Solomon
Luna did not fail accidentally into
that receptacle OF water that served
to dip sheep, they put him there In
said vat. Tit. II was said and In
sad truth, that the nearest OF kin To
such "a prominent person have ne
made any efforts to make secret
inveitigation through the goLd Cf-
ficss OF detective. as has been done
In other cases. but according 20 ru-
nors. Il seems as though an inVcsti-
cation will be started to bring TO
light such a sad ending and when
such a thing has been done and
passed. we will have under consider
GaiOn one OF the most scandalous
things ever brought to our eye"
The above was run under "A pie
ture of MIR. Luna. The article pub
ished on July ! follows az translated
literally from the spanish:
Some kill their wives and others
XIII their uncles SO that they may
retain their Interests. From there
on they begin To pay homage to tho
Judges by giving them meals, and
looking To district attorneys 80 that
things may remain In silence. 9th
ers kill their fathers for money in
teresis. And there is hardly day
passes but that We see In the papers
stories OF the hlRCkest crimes than
human being could imagine. Some
are discovered through Divine Prov
idenoe putting some medium So that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

\ warrant for the arrest of
Elfcgo IlacR ON charge oG
criminal libel similar Co that
preferred against the three cni-
pluyes oT ilaCa's newspaper. la
Opinion IribliCa, last night, aud
under which, after waving cX-
animation. the three men were
bound over to the Valcncla coun-
ty grand Jury this morning at
los Inhas, viii he issucd at los
l.unas this afternoon aud served
ON Baca here following the ar-
rival of the evening train from
Los IAnns.
This information was telr-
phoned tn the Evening Herald
this afternoon folIowing the
commitment OF the three en-
ploycs OF la Opinion i'ulbiica.
pcnding the furnishing of bond
of si,000 cash, which h bcing
arranged by iia,R.
Baca. ln n formal statement
given out this morning. assumed
responsibility for the artIsies IN
his newspaper. Ia Opinion Pub
~ IA. on which the libel charges
are based. and reiteratcd hts ~.
rcT1ion of hts bciicf that the
late solomon Luna was mur-
dercd, although hc denies haV-
inE attempted to fiN the rcsIyOn-
stbility ny inference ar othcrwi-s'.
lntimhtiOns that criminal ac-
tion might he begun agalnst
Bata AMI his newspaper a. the
result Of the publications on June
20 aud July I. by mcmlrrs of
the luna family. were contained
Ia dispatches Ia the Evcning Her
AID last saturday, hut no action
WINS taken until last night. when
warrants werr brought here by
Nalcnrla county deputy shcriffs
and served on Juan Guxnan.
iuis Tirre aud santa Cruz Rom
qhillo. isssecs of Ia Opinion
Publica.
Bond was furnished by the
three mcn and at isos I.unaS Tits
morning when Rrralgned before
Jmstice of the Peace Jesu- Gale
gos. the three waived cxamina-
tion and were held to tho grand
jury in $1,000 bond each. They
were PLACED Ia the Valencia
oounty jail. hut II was cNpsstch
bond would he furnished before
evening. Baca's assumption of
responsibility for the Rrtlslss
complained OF would result. Il
was stated definitely. upon i-su-
Rnce of n warrant for him on the
sanir ciargc. The complaining
witness In all the Casf,- u Edu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
ASK STATE DEPARTMENT. To
INTIItNENE FOR PLANTER

New Bedford. Mass, July THE
aid OF the stat, department In Obj
tanning the Release OF Juan Nciasco.
a wealthy cotton manufacturer. who
Is reported Q" 0e held FOR ransom
by a band of Ialaltistas. was invoked
today By John =, Furnans Of this
city. United states representative of
the Nolasco factories. Furnans. In "a
message to Secretary Bryan. said
that Nclasco ws- threatened with
torture unless ransom Of one mil
lion pesos was uaid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

In his dispatch lzuuza said.
"a portion ct my Infantry outpost
has reyoited and , Hr about to go
out to reduce them e. order
The Mexican commander shid he
notified General Funston because he
desired 20 prevent alarm among the
American outposts in the event ot
the mutlnous troops seeking 10 enter
the American lines. or of any action
occurring In their vioility.
General Funston assured izun1a
that the federal dsserters would 'o
arrested promptly II they approa he'd
the American outposts The extent
of the revolt was unknown 90 head
quarters hut Il is believed n effected
only "a small portion Of the Mexican
force IN front uf the American lines.
Colonel lzunza gut close enough 20
the fleeing outpost 10 the southwest
of Teicria this mnrninE to warrant
him In attacking the niutinecrs but
they did not stop % resist. replying
only with a scattering fire. Colonel
lzunza expects 10 continue the pur-
suit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
WARBURG REFUSES
|NQUISIT|ON BY
Sc NATE
New York Financial Expert
Formally Request Presi-
dent to Withdraw His Name
from Federal Reserve Board

tRt ANaScu WIG 20 h4ttuiik tefnid.
Washington. July Paul NJ
Warhurg or New York today formal
~ requested President Wilson To
withdraw his nomination To be a
member of the federal reserve board.
The president will do so today.
Mr.. Warburg, q member of the
banking houfe ot Kuhn. Loeb ana
Company was nominated for a four
yenr term. When the senate banking
committee began examining person
ally all the 1--WE candidates nomiuat-
ed Mr. WarburR Indicated he did not
wish To be questioned by the com
mittce as a condition To take the APP
pointmcnt Today ne called the
White House Offices by telephone and
requested the president To withdraw
his nomination
There was no indication who the
president might choose To fin the
place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
BACA ARRANGING BOND
FOR HIS THREE EMpIOX

Word was telepaoned Ia Ehego
Baca this morning by Mo-
desto Ortiz that JUN Gus
man. Luis TIRE ana Santa cruz Rom
guillo, arrested yesterday ON nbel
charge sworn out On Valencia coun-
~ by Eduardo Otero. had waived ex-
animation and were held In $1,000
bonds apiece for the Grand jury. The
charge Vas based on the publication
Of articles In la Option Publica. Mr..
Baca's spanish daily. referring 10 the
death of solomon Luna The three
men, who are the lessees of the pa
per, were arrested here last evening
By sheriff Jaramillo OF Valencia
county and taken 10 Los Lunas.
Baca at once moved in behalf OF
the three prisoners. lie procured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
WALSH WINS OVER
RITCH|E ON
P DIN rs
BULLETIN

London, July 5-WcIsh h .
gl'cn decision over Ritcnlc on =
. points. .
eSe~N~NSSeHsAAANANS
London. July Pred Wtich.
lightweight champion of England.
ana Willie Ritchic. lightweight cham A..
plon Of the world. are battling r
the worlds title IN the great arena
OF olympia in the west end ~ Lon.
don tonight AZ the end Of the thit-
teenth round the battle Is about
even.
Father Boulder. an euthusiastIc Ic
advocate of the manly art. officiated
as third man IN The ring
The betting just before tho fight
opened was to on Wclch. George
Considine placing $4,000 at those
odds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
Indifference to Intellectual
Effort and Achievement
Most Discouraging Charac-
teristic of Our Time Says
Speakel
BIG ROW BREWING OVER
PRESIDENCY OF N. E. A.
Jordan Threatens to With.
draw and Opponents of
Southern Man are Looking
for Candidate to Follow.
my Leased w1rc TO rs,sn.ns Herald, |,

lby tHaocd Nrc 90 E7SeusnG Herald
= 81. Paul MINI. ss.y The y
indifference OF the public 20 an .
y forms of intellectual efforts is .
the discouraging characteristics .
= OF our times declared Charles .
William Dabney president OF .
= the University OF Cincinnati. be .
= fore the National Education .
: association today. .
The rich man who employs .
= twenty-five thousand dollar .
= lawyer or ten thousand dol .
y lar physician" Professor Dub =
. ney said. "regards a 1880 col =
= lege professor as good enough =
= TO train his son. Money making. .
y politics, sports and pictue Q
. shows are holding the Interest of .
y the public. The teacher TO the .
. ordinary man. is mere book =
. worm. .
. He made plea for Increased .
= salaries for professors. whom he y
. termed finders of new knowi- .
. edge and makers OF men.
o 0~~~~Neee~~eHN~Neoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
CONSTITUTION NLIsTs DRIVES
BACK At GIAYMAs

On Board 4. = x. California. Ma
zatlan. Mex. July 8. by wireless via
San Diego, July lin the fghting
yesterday outside ~ Gueymas the
constitutionallsts were repu'sed Wiih
considerable loFs, according TO adj
vices received ht federal headquar-
rero shelled the enemy's position
near Cruz de Piedras. The federal
losses are given as several killed and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
PRESIDENT ASKS wARBURG
To HIf'ONSIpER ACTION

Washington. July Later today
MT Wnrburg communicated with
White house officials. and President
Wilson sent him telegram asking
that ho reconsider his dcclination to
serve on the board. Senator Hitch
cock OF the senate banding commit.
tee. about the same time. received a
telegram from MI Warburg declin-
Ing to appear before the committee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

many wounded. Sklrmlshing contin
uea today
Rear Admiral Howard exchanged
today official calls with Governor
Amezcua Iapaz at Mazatlan
The German cruiser Nuremberg
returned today 60 Mnzatlau from
Panama
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
TELLS or STRANGE THREAT
TO kIII. Dit. CARNAN

Philadelphia. July John Howe
Of this city. who was reported TO
have teiephoned David kennedy OF
freeport that woman with whom
Howe was cruisins had threatened 20
XIII Dr. Carman. was found here to-
day and eOnfirsAes the story told by
DR.. carman 20 detectives.
Howe, who 10 la business here, said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
No Explanation of Unexpected
Termination Of Neg citations
Beween Carranza and Villa
Harmony Said to Prevail
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED
FROM GENERAL ANGELES
Juarez Fails to Reflect Peace
full Tone of Report Given
Out at Headquarters. Lead.
ers Still Quarrel.
Try LEASED wIra vo Evcn'mR ucrsld !

Torreon. Mexico, July The Car.
rRnza-Nilla conference came 10 a
close late last night No statement
concerning its transactions was is
sued other than that the points un-
der discussion had been settled salts
factorily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
BACA IN FdalMAL STATEMENT
THINKS LUNA WAS MURDERED

Mr. Baca made the following state
ment To "A Herald reporter this
morning;
fSolomon Luna was my cousin.
The articles In La Opinion PubliCa
were written by me and I contend
that there IL no libel In either OF
them. They did not give any name
or use any language. or point out
directly or Indirectly who was the
party who killed Mt Luna. IL he was
killed.
THE case against these parties
simply opens the doors for the state
authorities To investigate. and after
larcful invest cation by competent
detectives | am satisfied that the
world will know that Solomon Luna
did not fan In the vat. but that ne
WIS Killed.
There are many surrounding cir
cumEtanCcs Ut which investigation
was not made at the time by the rel
atives. There isn't q detective who
has looked into Mr. Luna's case that
does not feel the same as I do: that
Mr. Luna was murdered. There are
n'any surrounding circumstances that
VIII convince any person Of reason
able understanding that MIR Luna
was killed and that cannot he men
toned In an open letter or an inter-
view for publication. because II will
simply invite lihel action. The au-
thorities. and detectives like Fred
Fornoff and others. could easily in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
EDITORS HELD IN JAIL FOR $1,000
BONO EACH, WHICH WILL Be FURNISHED;
WARRANT FOR BACA HERE TONIGHT

Owner of Spanish Newspaper in Sensational Statement
serts Belief that Solomon Luna Killed Although
Denying Having Sought to Place Responsibility. Con.
vctiOn on Libel Charge May Mean Penitentary Sen.
tence Heavy Fine or bCth