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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-24

Kansas city. Feb. 2f.-Hogs- Re
ceip,s s.00o: market steady; bulk OF
sales. $3.50 $50; heavy, $3.50 $50
lights. s7.5OaS.OO, plah s5.5eHs sac.
Cattle Receipts 1000, including
goo southerns, market strong. prime
fed steers. ss.b0m 9.25: dressed beef
steers. t7.35@s.tOi southern steers
S6.5Om7.SO: COWS. si75m $50; heii-
crs. sg.5Om 800. calves, S6.5Om 1859.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market
higher: lambs. sT.25m $50: yearlings.
ss.OOT6.90: wetEers. M8.0o'
ewes. Soc b.75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-24

&3.s5 q 4.O5; London, 10 - cd.
spelter quiet. $500 $40. London,
n los.
Copper nominal; standard spot and
March tf3.T5m 14.37h.
Tin easy; spot. ssS.50d 1890.
Iron steady; No. 1 northern. $500
G1s.5O; No. 9 northern. ti415a
i.s5; No. I southern, s1t75dt5.25;
80. southern soft. fi475H 1925.
London markets closed as follows:
Copper, quiet; spot, "a les sd flu
lures. IS 2s.
Tin quiet; spot, rs: futures, III
los.
Iron-Cicveland warrants. soc I'D
NJ. Louis sped, ".
st. Louis. Feb. 2A.-Load, t390:
spelter nominal, $500.
The Money Market.
New York. Feb. 2A-Call money
steady, 1 3-fH2 per cent.
Time loans, nrmer; 60 days, ~ q
2 per cent. 90 days, 3-iH3 pei
cent: six months. l-4d3h per cent
Mercantile paper. Ss-4gth per
cent.
Commercial bills, si.s3.
Bar silver. 81 5-Sc.
Mexican dollars. 45o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-24
FOR RENT-Rooms.
FOR sALT---Real Fstate.

FOR sALE-Forty-n Z; acres Of land
under ditch. mostly In alfalfa. In
Alameda; soc an acre. Also t2 acres.
partly Sunder cultivation and another
tract OF n acres at SIS per acre. APP
ply Maxine Chavez. Alameda.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-24
The Markets
Wall Street


inv Iensed Wire "a Evening ncrald.N
New York, Feb. 24.-Lowcr prices
for some American stocks In London
and experimental sales by bear oper-
atora depressed prices slightly for q
time today, but there was a sufficient
demand al concessions TO prevent a
material decline.
The pacific attitude of the British
government regarding the latest com
plications In Mexico robbed the bears
OF their one Weapon. aud they were
unable 10 bring out long stocks by
pressure against the more vulnerable
shares.
Traders alternately bought aud sold
stocks and the general range was con
fined 10 small fractions.
Possibility os important decisions
by the supreme our on RECOMMENDING
today restricted speculation during the
morning. Bonds were irregular.
There was more general weakness
In low priced railroad shares, follow
ing a drop OF y TO ? points In the
Denver and Rio Grande issues. Mis-
souri, Pacific, wabash preferred, Rail-
way Steel spring, and Goodrich were
under active pressure.
Prices OF the auafea "ele
maintained In spite OF liquidation In
the minor stocks. pullman and Del
aware and Hudson rose sharply on a
few buying orders,
The market closed easy. specu-
lative sales made more Of an impress
sion on prices Of the prominent shares
because Of the widening scope Of the
selling movement IN the low price
stocks. Some issues receded slightly
but net results were u-nimportant
Closing prices o. the moro import
ant stocks we're.
Amalsamated. rs IL.
sugar. les bid.
Atehison. o. Ia.
Southern Pacific. % Is.
Union Pacific. i6ih.
steel. 90 SIS.
steel. preferred. 10 Ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-24

LosT-A roll Of manuscript Proba-
by IN Central avenue. Finder re-
% 2oi south Arno. or telephone
iisS J, aud receive reward.
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WOMAN WEAK
and NERVOUS
Finds Health IN Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Creston, Iowa suffered with fe-
male troubles from the time I came into
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WESTCLIFFE BRANCH
WAS WASHED OUT

conideraie damage was done to
the wes;cIiffe branch Of the enver
& Rio Grande Railroad company by
flood waters in the Wet Mountain
valley Sunday night and an engine
was dumped into the ditch near Cole
mans ranch near Hillside in conse-
quenee OF running into n washout in
the darkness. From r. II. Dissmors.
who arrived here from Hillside on
Denver & Rio 6rande train No. 6
this morning. II Is learned that an
unusually heavy rainfall occurred In
the foothills along the eastern sloes
OF the Continental divide last Sunday
afternoon aud that the waters quick
ly gathered and swept away portions
OF the railroad grade. A helpers crew
was sent ont from westcliffe to give
what assistance II could to belated
and marooned trains on the main line
at Texas Creek. II was very dark and
two men were stationed on the cow
catcher to keep q lookout for bad
places In the track. When In the vicin-
ity OF Coieman's ranch and while pro
ceeding clowiy the locomotive ran In
to a washout and turned on its side
in the ditch. where II stin remains.
Engineer Stewart had two ribs
broken in the accident and another
man. who vas or the engine at the
time. but whose name We have been
unable to ascertain. was also hurt
but not seriously. Both men were sub
seQuentiy taken to the hospital IN
westciiffe for treatment.
Mr.. Dissmore says that Denver q
Rio Grande train No. 9. which arrived
here from the west at O'Clock this
morning. was followed through the
Royal Gorge by i've other trains
there being an interval Of only ten
minutes between their running schsd.
uis.
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STRIKERS TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER

into Belgium. German liner cecilie
arrives in Psr Harbor. Maine, in her
blight from British cruisers. Car calls
his people TO arms. Sixteen nations
under arms. representing In popuIa-
tion over ioo.ooc.ooo. of whom but
100000 are on the side of the Aus
tro-German forces and 100000 Of
these are slavs and out of sympathy
with Germany.
August The French win sea
battle in the Mediterranean. German
scout cruiser Panther sunk The
dreadnaughi Goehen and cruiser Bres-
lau were captured. The British squad
ron assisted the French. Belgians
check the German army in their ad-
vance on Iiege and Namur. Worlds
greatest feet gathers in North sea
Wilson offers services as mediator.
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The resolution committee reported
the following. which were unanimous
iy adopted:
"As representatives of the Demo-
cratic party OF Fremont county. we
heartily approve CT the action of the
Democratic state assembly held in
Denver last montl. In declaring, with
out qualification. for the observance
Of law and order. by employer and
employe alike.
We are opposed to violence and law
breaking. no matte. bv whom commit
ted. and we insis. that in Industrial
disputes all parties concerned shall
obey the law. anc We approve Of the
employment of az lawful means to
accomplish that end.
Provided. however that the law AID
order endorsed by this assembly shall
be temeperei with justice and equal
ity; that the statutes invoked to pun
fish the miner for unlawfulness shall
be used with the same force and ef
sect against the mine operator: that
the law whish prescribes punishment
for the petty offender shall lose none
Of its potency and viriiity when
brought against the man OF influence
and wealth. that the property rights
of the miner shall. be held as sacred
as the property rights Of the opera
tor. and that the law and order dec
laration adopted by this assembly Is
not TO be used as a vote-catching
phrase. but shall be a solemn pledge
to the voters OF Fremont county to
guarantee e.lual and exact justice TO
all and special privileges to none.
We favor the appointment Of COM
mission by which the differences that
NAV arise tetvecr employers and en-
pioyes NAV be anicably adjusted In
a fair and impartial manner.
The unfortunate conditions con-
fronting Governor Ammons. which
have hampered his administration
with unforeseen Developments. are
keeniy deplcred. and we pledge our
best efforts to the early restoration
OF amicabie relations between en-
pioyer and empioye-
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your medicine had done for her and
tried it 1t made me strong and healthy
and cur home is now happy with baby
boy. am very glad that took Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
10 all can to recommend it-"-Mrs.A.
B. BoscAMP, 5o4 E Howard Street,
Creston, Iowa
Tons of Roots and Herbs
are used annually In the manufacture
of Lydia E Pinkham's s Vegetable Com
pound, which is known from ocean to
ocean as the standard remedy for
female ills.
For forty years this famous root and
herb medicine has been pre-eminentiy
successful in controlling the diseases of
women Merit alone could have stood
this test of time.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE CompoundwiIl help you. write
TO Lydia aE.Pinkham MedicineCo.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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HINTS FOR SUMMER HEALTH
What to do to be at Your Best During
Hot Weather.
BY DR.. R r.. Daniels.

The summer is by no means an un-
heaithful season. During hot weather
with a little care as TO the food. bath
ing and fresh air practically every
one can have gooc health.
The food We en-; during hot wealth
er. more than anything else. Is 10
sponsibie for summer health or sick
ness. II is q fast that the body uses
up during .he summer Just one-third
OF the heavy food-meat. bread. po-
tatoes and such foods-as during the
winter. For this reason is we are go
ing TO be well In hot weather we must
eat sparlnEly of all heavy foods. Eat
ing too much heavy food In hot
weather leaves considerable unused
food TO fermcnt and deoompose In the
stomach and bowels: this keeps mp a
constant irritation OF the stomach
and bowels and IL the principal cause
for our GUNNER stomach and bowel
disorders Furthermore. the constant
poisoning ~ tho system from too
much heavy food overworks the Md.
neys and liver. causes tha, tired. all.
gone feeling. lowers the disease-re-
sis;ing power and gets the body ready
for summer ami fall diseases
Our summer diet should co olsis. OF
n limited amount Of the heavy foods,
such as meats. breads. potatoes and
cereals. and an abundance OF fresh
vegetables. both cooked and raw.
MIX. buttermflk aue ice cream. also
fruits and melons. are all excellent
foods for summer lunches.
We shouii drink an abundance Of
water during the summer. but we
should not drink ice water. nei.''er
should We 1rfnk o'rectiy after meal
nor in any amount while dieesti,n Is
going on. FOR the reason that con-
stantiy adding frid to the digestins
food delays digestion
A daily sponge bath In hot weather
adds much to the health and com
fort When 80 maci Of the impuritie-
, Ia being carried out Of the body
through the skin q daily bath is al.
most a necessity. Frequent bathing
keeps the skin IN condition to per
spire and thus he ps M to "stand the
heat"
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Judge Charles Cavender Thursday Denies
PIea-in-Abatement for Dismissalof Case;
OverruIes Motion to Quash Informa-
ton; Hawkins Defeated at Every Turn.

Antonio Beatonso Clarence Galloway.
Jonas Devan. J. Edward Deverse.
Louis Di Rienze. Tom Easton. Nick
Faiuglia. Sam Fabrizio. Charles
Goold. Matt GRAHAM. Edward Hadiey.
William Husband. Frank Hedges.
Joe Isherwood. Ed Jones. william
Mcdonald. Felix Pogiiano. Ben Rich
ardson. jenkins Reese. David Robb.
Tony saiardino. Tom Scott. DR..
Frank su;orius. Anthony varzino.
John Yletz rr. and Robert Graham.
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Party of wichita people Here.

A party o. Wichita Kansas. people.
including Rev. George W. cassedy.
pastor Of the First Baptist church of
Wichita. and wife. son Kenneth aud
daughter Rovena. arrived here Tues
day afternoon and will remain in
town for few Gays They made the
trip to Colorado by auto and came
here from Pueblo. being aecompaied
from the latter place by Mrs. Gooding.
sister OF Rev. Cassedy. who is pian-
ming to make her home In Canon
City.
Rev. Cassidy is pastor OF one ct
the largest protestant churches west
OF the Mississippi river and has un-
der his supervision and oversight
four missions besides the parent con-
gresation- The visitors were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude NJ. Benton
Tuesday niSht and this morning.
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wen. Pueblo vI.lser. Sunday.


Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kennedy and
daughters. Missos Louie and Edna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Farmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Spencer and Miss Mabel
Moore constituted party that mo-
tored to Pueblo to attend church scrv-
Ice last Sunday morning. After spend
ing the greater part OF the day In the
Steel city the visitors started for
home. only 20 be overtaken BY heavy
rainstorm -hortiy after passing the
corporate iimits. BY placing chains on
the wheels OF their cars they man.
aged to make pretty good progress in
spite OF the mud. which was Of vary
ing depth most OF the way up the
valley. Tho six flood In the Arhansas
river Sunday evening rendered n un-
safe to make the last half dcssn miles
Of the trip and the members Of the
party vsrs compsl1sl - rsuain IN
vlarsaes svss nieAk ~ m home
vps nnas early 1aen1Ay nsEn,As.
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Resurss from cailsornia.

Miss Ethel Moyle returned to Can
on City on rhursday from Riverside.
California. where she went eariy IN
the summer on pleasure trip -
visited Los Angeles and all Of the
more prominent POINTS Of interest h
that section Of The state.
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womanhood until 1
had taken Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Com pound L
would have pains If
i overworked ed or
lifted thing
heavy, and I would
be so weak and ner-
vous and in so much
misery that | would
be Frustrated A
friend told me what
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Guest Of Or. and Mrs va~ter.

Miss Vera vawter OF Knoxville.
Iowa. arrived here n few days ago
and will make an extended visit in
Canon City as the guest Of her uncle
and aunt, DR. and Mrs. G. A vawter.
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DEMOCRATS
DESIGNATE
CANDIDATES
A. H. Davis Called Meeting to
Order at Florence-W. H.
Esser and Orna Garwood
New Forces Among Candi-
dates.
DESIGNATIONS.

For representatiye-Dr. Allen Bell.
Lincoln Park.
For county clerk and recorder-c.
A. Linkins, Lincoln Park.
For shsrin-w H. Esser. Canon
City.
For county tressurer-Blake Rog.
ers. Florence.
For county assessor-J. W. Angus
tine. Canon City.
For county superintendent of
schools-Miss Anna Garwood. South
Canon
For eoroner-Dr Royal C. Adkin-
son. Florence.
For county suryeyor-A. B. McFaIl.
Florence.
For county commissioner Second
district. George Columbia. Florence.
and c. c. Tedford. Florence.
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WAR DAY BY DAY

July 25.-Austria delivers ultima
tum to se-via. demanding prompt
punishment Ct assassins OF Archdule
Ferdinand
July 24.-cxar pleads with Austria
to extend time for servsa's answer.
Germany threatens TO support Aus
tria II Russia or other nations inter
fere.
July 2s.--servisn capital. Belgrade.
abandoned. Diplomatic relations be-
tween Austria and servia broken.
Troops assemble on servian from
tier.
July es-serviA grants all points Of
Austria's ui.inatum. but later. back
ed by Germany. declares reply unsaf-
isfactory and too late. London. Paris.
and St. Petersburg plead with Vienna
for peace First shots exchanged on
Danube. neir Belgrade.
July 27.--AustiiAns invade servia.
Emperor william deciines TO inter
fere. British War Minister Grey pro-
poses intern5;iorA, peace conference,
France and Italy agreeing. but Ger
many holds on.
July 2s.-AustIia formally declares
war on se-vsa- Russia starts moving
troops. while all nations await EN-
peror wIiiian's action.
July 2s.-Russia mobfllzes I.soo.-
600 men, Belgrade occupied by Aus,
tria- France masres her troops on
German frontier. First English feet
sails with sealed orders. Emperor
william summons his war chiefs.
July 80 so-Emperor william bids
Russia cease mobilization within
twenty-four hours or Germany will
follow suit. England and France ready
for war. but urge peace
July sl.-Hop eof peace renewed
by negotiatilns between crar. empc
ror and King George. while Germany
declares martial law. and all Europe
begins arming.
Angus, i.-Gcrmany declares wal
on Russia a nd ~ithdraws her ambas
sador from ST. Petersburg. German
and French patrols exchange shots
King Georg. teiseraphs ezar appeal.
Ing for peace. Formal mobilization or
dcrs issued In France and Germany
European rsrcrvists In the Unitet
States retu-a In haste to their reei
ments and parade the city singing wal
sonss.
August 2 2-Russla invades Ccrma
ny. Germany invades France. s~it
scriand and Luxemburg. Belgium. me
naced by German troops. appeals e
England for orpotection. Kronprinzes
ain cccilie. ,nroute for Germany viii
sio.ooo.ooo in gold. turns back Il
America
August s-oerman feet wins lrs
sea nght. dispensing Russians In Bal
tic sea. England announces she vii
protect France from naval attack. hu
delays war declaration. Split in BRIT
ish cabinet ovss war policy. Germa'
liner slips out sf New York In VA
paint. German. French and Britisl
| cruisers rep ,rtsd on sandy HOOK.
August >-Ensland declares "a
asaiAss 0ermany and viii protsc
yrslee and rsls,sm mon ne oegnal
: AnrGnn. nmAlaR A ourS a1elemoev fsrc
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Florence.
For county commissioner Second
district. George Columbia. Florence.
and C. C Tedford. Florence
An adiou-sed session Of the Demo-
cratic county assembly was held at
Houston's opera house In Florence
Thursday anernocn for the purpose
Of Designating primary candidates TO
go on the county ticket There were
eighty-niHe accredited delegates in the
ASSEMBLY and about thirty visitors
The assembly vas called to order
by A. Il Davis @, Canon City on be-
half OF Mrs Dorothy l. Stevens. act
ing head o: the county central COM
mittee 7. Lee wheher was made sec
retary Following the organization of
the meeting judgn Augustus Pease OF
Canon City novee that the assembly
go into executive session In order
that properly qualified delegates
might discuss th- merits and avaiia-
bility Of h. variors candidates suS-
ges,ed for A place On the county tick
ct Judge psase stated that inasmuch
as the assembly was a sort of family
AFFAIR there wouil be no impropriety
In asking visitors and disinterested
spectator stor eti-~ from the hall until
such time as the delegates had agreed
upon its list OF candidates TO be sub
tions In September. Judge ePease in
oorporated In hss motion q request
that the han be vacated by all ex-
cept the assembly delegates until a
ticket could be selected. The motioa
was carried and the assembly went
into executive session.
The caucus OF the delegates was
completed about t.so. when the doors
of the assembly icom were -eo7ened
and the above named list Of candi-
dates announced as having been de-
cided upon oy the party representa-.
tives. A vacancy committee consist
ing Of Thomas Cavanaugh OF Flor
enoe. Judge Augustus Pease All W.
II. Trout of Canon City. william c.
Gilbert Of Coal Creek and John W.
Wright Of renrcso was appointed by
the chair.
The nomination Of Miss Anna Gar
wood for county superintendent of
schools was made by c. A. Linkins
of precinct No. es and created more
enthusiasm than any other during the
session OF the assembly. The nomi-
nation OF Miss Ghrwood was second
ell by delegates from half a dozen
other precincts. There were two nom-
nations for sherir. w. H. Esser Of
Canon City and John Fleming OF
Brookside. On a ballot being taken
Mr.. Esser received eighty votes and
Mr.. Fleming eight votes. For county
commissioner from the Second dis
trio George Columbia and C. c. Ted
ford were both nominated. Mr.. Co
iumhia received about twenty-five or
thirty votes moro than MIR. Tedford.
The Canon CITY South Canon. LIN
coin Park and Fsuitmsre precincts
+, were we,l represented Il the assem.
bly,. ~ j, -. ...|
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Trial Set for October 5th;
Defendants Plead Not Gull
ty; Attorney General Farr-
ar Present at Hearing.

plea In abatement for the dismissal
Of the case against the twenty-six
defendants charged with the murder
OF william King. n non-union miner.
during the attack upon the Victor
American Fuel company's mine II
Chandler oa Saturday. April 25
1915. A demurrer TO the plea in abate-
ment was nled bv the district Attor.
ney and was sustained on all essen
tisl points Ly the court
Subsequently, n motion was present.
ed by attorneys for the defendants
TO qunsh IN, Information nied by the
district nttirney against them on the
ground that II vas Illegally drawn.
and In consequence Of no force and
effect Following an exhaustive argu-
ment at the afternoon session Of the
court covering the various phases of
this proposition the application was
refused. veherc5pon counsel fer the
defendants petitscned the court TO re-
suire the district attorney 20 furnish
the defense with n written copy of
the evidence submitted to the grand
Jury in connection with the alleged
killing OF william King. upon which
the information charging the defend
ants With rarde- it based The eoas
refused 10 nrder the district attorney
60 furnish rnch bin Of particulars.
holding that Il would be IN theory.
~ well as in practice. opposed TO
sound public policy.
Having dismissed the several Oh
jeetions Of counsel for the defendants
90 the information as untenahie IN
der the statutes Of Colorado. the pris-
oners. all OF whom were In the court
room. erccp. Frank Hedges. who had
been permitted by Judge Lavender
20 return 10 Florence n couple OF
hours before. and Edward Leverse
and Edward Had'ey. who LEFT the
state shortly after the alleged offense
was committed ard were never placed
under arrest. arose and through their
attorney entered formal plea Of not
guilty. Hedges returned from Florence
~ . o'clock al nirht and went into
cour. and also 7'caded not guilty TO
tho charge Of murder.
The Gag was ret for trial Monday.
Oct. 5th. and attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS were given until Thursday.
Aug. goth. In which to ale = motion
for q change OF venue from Fremont
county In the event they desire to
take the case away from Canon City
for trial. On application counsel for
the defendants was aaiso granted a
reasonable length OF time in which
to deicde whether the prisoners
should be tried In collective ca
pacity or whether q severance would
be asked for ard some Of them tried
NJ individuals.
The defendants were dismissed by
the court until Monday. Oct. sth
each Of them hsvsng previously sivcr
bond for apacrraa,~ in tour at the
required TINA n The sum OF 1900.
Tho interests OF the state were
looked after at ..c hcar.ns OF the
case befors JUICE ca cnder on
Thursday by Aco-asv General Fred
Farrar Of Denvc- Ds,mv Attcrre,
General Nor IN Mont : smcry District
Attorney Gilbert a. Walker OF Dusns
vista and Deputy District Attorns,
n. II. stinamsysr Of Canon City
Counsel for the dsfsudants inolu1s<
Horace N. Hawkins Of Denver as<
5udse Chas D. Bradley q giereaes
~ A~eon Ss~e~z - 80 49, -,