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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

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.Gotnrtp bar ffelge ben ofiicisIe 0p-
telling 12,544 ster1rrer. iod ban
her ! Gourmet it 2O,t13 gtenlnter
ii,nob 1863 for Mr, Sex.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

SskNNfE 4AGsHI 4N3S
@olsatba &Dinbeforening msoer
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motro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

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100 Pd. $5.15 We'd Kjgb for $3.50
% Pd. $1.00* andre Varer.
100 Pd.s We'd KJpb for 500
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Knorr's Suppe-Tabletter, 6 Pakker 225c
Wild Ris. Pd. .: 355c
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pr. Pund 23ci
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

II Den s6lste Fonetnag denne Branche. BROADWAY = I'll.
ri Teefon: I. S. 287. N. w. Cedar 1885 81 private LINER.
HOVEDLAGER AT EBlER OVER 40 AAR.

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Tokay- og Malaga Druer, 6 Pund Kurv ................ .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Haitor Spebien, Ger iiSlte 5nroag
par fcrlinoret / at prubife, pil paa
5Snrag prubife / @olgatba &irfen.
alle Meclemmer CO Menigbebcns
Nen11er er annlo0et ON at bcltage /
@u6stie,rsiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

0rebt peo ct Sab. Mnton SSoer-
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Np. 415 Geoar Mpe., ltprteoe for ct
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bapbe bet BOG 1p0en til 6glge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

t4&EsEf-% ~ RG4HFE GTs4,
geo Slit elIer Meparatisa Al
t1hre befsg Den p%elfienote ssl,peIer
Simon Nelion, 209 6. 7tb @treet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

Denver. April "a battle for con-
troll Of the Progressive Earty % COT
orado was fought today az the meeting
OF the state central committee. A
resolution Withdrawing from the state
executive committee the power to ap-
point county chairmcn was presented
by John b. stephen, president OF the
Colorado Progressive league. THIS
resolution had the support ~ the so
called insurgent wing OF the party. A.
was opposed hy influential members o.
the state organization. Who chargsd
that an attempt was being made to
bring about fusion between progres-
slves aud Republicans az the state
election this fall.
supporters of the stephen resoii-
ton declared that under the present
rules the state executive COMMITTEES
exercises dlctatorial powers. stephen
himself declared that his propose
was made 60 Gust clique domination
OF the party organization and assure
control Of the people.
The COMMITTEES convened shortly be-
fore noon, An open meeting was az
be held H. the afternoon, and thu
evening there Il 20 be q banquet Al
which the principal speakers viii ID
Medni McCormick 81 Chicago anc
Henry J. Allen OF Kansas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
NORTHERN MEXICO WILL
HE CLEARED on S~IANtAItDS

Juarez. Mexico. April 6.-Nurthern
ana central Mexico Is being thorough
Is cleared OF spanish residents by the
consti,utionallsts, The latest news ot
" hules,;le expulsion OF SpRniards wac
brought here by Generai kulalio Gu
ucrrel, commander OF rebel forces
ln the state OF san Luis Pot0sl
1--WE have expelled every %Spaniard
from that part OF tho state which We
control, said the general TODAY. land
We control an OF Il except the capt
Ia land the city OF Matehula. In the
state of IacateCas, where General
Panfilo Natcra has possession of all
TERRITORY north Of the capital, IA
same curse has been followed. Z
estimate that nearly 1890 S%paulards
have been dcported from these two
states bee the last two months.
Every consideration has been shown
the unfortunate 'GaChuplnes, az the
MsNicans call the man ot spanish
blood. GENERAL Gutiorros said They
have been given plenty ot time q"
carry away with them their house
hold effects and other pos sessions but
not one has been permitted Ca re-
main inside the rebel lines.
justification for the wholesale de-
portatiuu b. found boy the insurgent
chiefs in Article 38 OF the AcNican
Consututiou-thr famous perniciouH
fore gncr' Iaw which gives McAtcan
authorities the right Co doport unde-
sr.abic ulicus
In diplomatic |lnnruSgc but with
emotion that was nOt hidden, ueuctai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

Mayor Sellers was elected two
years ago by more than Gee majority
and after "A campaign almost az Ett-
ter. aud on the same issues AS those
before lhc voters tomorrow, said
Mr Lewis this morning.
after the canvass u the city In
which members Of this committee
have seen practically evey voter Tor
an Individual talk, I am convinced
h a sentiment In AlbuquoFquo has
not changed, n that while the Nio-
lcnce Of the campaign against the
mayor viii change a few votes u Is
likely TO swing others 10 MT Sellers.
believe ~ viii carry his entire
ticket To victory with him.
we have tried to conduct a de-
cent. truthful campaign Thcr has
been no evasion Of any issue 81
exon III fancicd issue. Not an adj
,ertisement has gone out from this
office which has not been true.
Against this We have been OPP
posed by a campaign OF rotten Ntiii-
ntntiuu. slender ana abuse which ]
think stands without a rival, even IN
this city. where We have had many
hittoriy fought campaigns. IN tho
name 81 reform" ~ ana may God
rave the mark--we have mad a de-
uborate campaign Of wiifui lying
tcntored upon the mayor, a man
Who. during his two years In office
has worked early and late. faithful
10 the limit. FOR the best interests OF
Albuquerque. and without any re-
ward. other than the esteem OF ms
friends. end as we believe OF me
great majority OF the community II
Is true as his opponents-or rather
his encmics-haVo said. that tho
mayor ~ a poor man. That Is al
most the only true charge that hRs
been brought against him,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
DRUMM0ND's
SCREAMS STOPPED
THE WHOLE WORKS
my leased Wlre TO evening HoraId.i

iiy Leased Wire ca Evening Herald
London. April 6.-"Gsnoral' Mrs
Flora prummond, the militant suffra-
gottc. shriekcd so loudly whom she
was a|rraigned az the police court In
connection with the ~suffTagette dis
.turhHuces az the union demonstration
ln HYDE Park nn saturday that she
had to be forcihly removed She
would not allow either the magistrate
or the prosecutor 90 utter an audible
word.
When Mrs prumnluud entered the
prisoners enclosure she shouted az
the top Of her voice that she would
not permit anyone but herself 90
sneak because. she said. the magis-
.%trates and the police courts were do-
ms the dirty work of Premier As
quith.
She then proceeded 90 hombard the
court with vuilcNH of verbal shrapnrl
until she was Carried out hy wurdcnr
General Dfummond was brought
into court three times but on each
ocrusiOn she had 90 be- removed
shrleklug nud struggiing The suit
fragetto's flood of urltory easily
drowned the attempts pf the mnEis'
trate 10 maintain order.
"a ann going ga do the talking today
for % chnngo, Mrs.. prummnnd
yelled and the masistrate save up the
struggle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
A CLEAN ELECTION
is

The people OF Albuquerque; us rank aud Me Of voters % Doth
parties demand a clean election tomorrow.
a is stated by mon familiar sim this campaisn aud ON Is do
tails thut political influences iNing outside u Albuhueique have
caused ue registration of a considerable number os men who live W
Ha,ias and san Jose. ga the south highlands district Of tho scroro
ward and thut on effort viii be- made 90 vote these men tomorrow
90 h dH1lt to believe that any MAJ ur set of men would ne
Drazeu enough Go attempt colonization VI voters In a cS a. small 81
Aumuu,rane We hope and believe that this report Is not true.
The Evening Herald hs taken little part Ia this ctmpalsn hnt
We promise that should ana cnort Vf This kind be made tomorrow, 60
tase q very actNe part IN the subsequent proceedings
There has been enough vlhcaton u the eampaisn.
Tho people Of Abuqucrque dep,'nd a clean election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN
ELks' THEATRE TONIGHT

The Republican cnmpaignora viii
close their work tonight with a mass
meeting la Eiks' theatre, To which
all citizens are invited, and to which
the ladies are especially invited.
The Indian school band will play
and the AndrewB %quarteitc will sing
several numbers. There viii be O
stong battery OF speakers, who viii
make ten-minute addresses, each
speaker de,oting himself to one
special issue Of the campaign. These
speakers viii include Francis y
Wood. Fclix Bnca, J. A. Miller, Ed
ward a. Mann. John J. Cole. George
<. Klock and NJ. u. Hickey. The
meeting VIII open promptly at S:Oo
O'Clock. 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Primary Contest for United
States SenatOrship Brings
Out Heaviest Vote in Many
Years
FOR C0NGR0L OF
r PROGRESSIvES
In New York State People are
Deciding Whether or not to
Hold a Constitutional Con-
vention.


ny Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. J
Birmingham. Ala. ApFli with
fair weather throughout the state,
Alabama Democrats east AN unusually
large vote in the primary election to-
day. Reports received at he head
quarters here of oscar W Underwood.
majority leader u the national house
IL representatives and Congressman
Richmond =. Hobson. rival candidates
for the Alabama vacancy IN the Unit
"a states senate indicate Il probably
will total more than 100000.
Counter claims OF victory we're
made By adheronts OF candidates foI
all offices. supporters Of MI. Under
wood declared their advlces Indicated
a majority for him In central. south.
and north Alabama. Hoosou follow
era claim a heavy vote FOR their can
didate In central. east and west Ala
bama.
In the gubernatorial race, the Bir'
mlnEham News says reports indicat,
former Governor H. y. conner II lead
ing. with Charles Henderson OF Troy
second. Many votes were challenged
throughout the state.
Alabama Democrats today voted al
primaries throughout the state AM
ended the long contest for the vacRhc,
in the United states senate between
Oscar Underwood. mi iority leader 81
! the national house OF representative.
! and Congressman Richmond Pearson
Hobson.
The %protracted struggle was cNpec;
Cd TO bring OUT an unusually heav!
vote, In addition TO nominating
senator FOR the term beginning Marc
4 next, Democrats today voted for
successor 60 an the uneXpircd tern
OF the late senate Joseph r. Iohl
sson and for a governor and othe
state and county officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
TUE FIGHT ON TON NANIoN
A. 4 eTtsALTu SftthER'

..Tbe fight on Tom Naylon, q
candidate for city clerk, as a health
seeker. II on a par with the hght on
sellers. because he Il a poor man
Where would Albuquerque be In n
way of population. laboring men
business men. professional men, I. ~
were not Tor the henlth-seekers
among u.s. About half OF " were
health seekers whe we originally
came here. MT. Naylon has made q
eentiemanly, clean campaign. He rs
a respected citizen OF Albuquerque
and has held various positions OF
public trust with honor TO himself
and 10 the community. The use OF
his health as an argument against
him Is not only weak hut rotleniN
contcmptible. Ton Naylon VII ne
elected by the vote OF a htai'h
seekers of this city.
we predict his election tomorroN
by a majority which viii prove mat
viHncation oannet WIN against 'h'
truth"
The Democratic campaign wiii
close tonight with a big open-air RAT
IA aud band concert at the corner oi
Ceutral avenue and Second street
II Is predicted that this rally VII
bring out one Of the record
rrowds Of the political history OF Al
b-uauerque. Col %iiopeweil who sell
dom appears on the platform - go,
ing to hs one ~ n speakes. hhu
others viii be Isaac Barth. John .
Lewis. Mayor sellers and severn
others. A big bonfire VIII ada u
the celebration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Army Captain Is
Wanted as a
DeSerter
J. H. Griffiths, Out on Word
of Honor, Makes Getaway
to Dodge Court Martial for
Embezzlement

(By Leased Wire % evening Gerald
Seattle. wash. April g. Fifty dol
lors has been offered los The govern
ment for the arrest Of captain j. H.
Grinths. l.. = a.. deserter lie 81
described us being As years old, 2 feet
i0N inches tnil. weight 1876 pounds,
llght complexion light hair, blue
eyes. smooth shaVcn.
Captain Grifhths, formerly disburs-
ing officer OF the United States quar-
tcrmastcI's office in seattle. who dis
APPEARED from HE hotel quarters sat
urday night, Us supposed Geo have fled
from the city. lie had bc,r under
ARREST several weeks confined Ca h'
quarters, on his honor as "a gentle
men, pending court martial on d
charge that he had embezziod $4,000
Of government FUNDS
The court-martiat was tu have as
semblcd today at Fort Lawton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Villa Lining up His Forces for
Assault on Hill-Girt Town
Where Strong Garrison is
Stationed.
MEXICO Is
CLEARED OF SPANIARDS
Washington Fails to Worry
Over Huerta Order Cancell-
ing ExequatOr of Consul
Carothers

-
Torreon. Mexico. Aprii 5-tNia VI
Paso. Tex. April G.-The town "f
san Pedro, twenty-six miles northcaHt
of her. viii In all probability be the
scene OF the next battle.
San Pedro. a hill-girt city whose
naUsral dcfenses must be approached
over a flat country, held q federal
garrison all he time while the battle
OF Torreun was being fought, but this
force was prevented by a rebel col
umn from coming 90 the assistance 81
General Velasco. Recently . COM
parntlvely small force OF rebel ,t-
tempted to take the town, having un-
derestimtaed the strength Of the gar
rlson whose real numbers were de-
1 Vcloped by the attack.
General VILLA has been building up
his force In the last few days for a
renewal Of the assault, The defeat 81
the federals az san Pedro would. u
IL said, remove the last federal force
from this district.
Tho whereabouts % the troops driv.
en- from his clty last week IL not
known. although u il believed that
Nelaaco IL headed for Saltiilo. The
/ Spanish colony ordered cut OF this
city by General villa probably win be-
placed aboard trains Tor Juarez to-
morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Gas Explosion on New Hara-
han Bridge Across Missis'
sippi at Memphis Gets whole
Construction Gang.
ALL DEAD MEN WHITE
RELIEVED NEGRO GANG
Cause of Deadly Eruption I'm
known to Contractors
Bodies not Recovered up to
This Afternoon


my Leased Wire 10 Ercning ne-ald.j
Memphis. Tenn, April 6 Nine
men were killed here today when they
were caught by "a gas cXpins ga ~
caisson number five. OF the new
Harahan bridge, under construction
across the Mississippi river The
men, all OF whom were wn'tc. It ii
said, had Just gone To wogS. relieving
a shift composed OF ten negroes.
The dead:
JOHN LEONARD.
JOHN CLAYTON.
JOHN KING.
j. JOHNSON.
\. WINkLER.
r.. !. FARRELL.
MICHAEL BURKE.
JACK POWERS.
PETER JACKSON.
The oaisson u ninety feet deep. The
negroes. who had just been relieved
IL is said, were in % chamber about
fifteen feet from the surface whcr
they encountered the firs rush of gas
and scurried FOR the top.
According To- reports Peter watson
one of the victims. was not a member
of the shit, but went down 10 tn
Vestigate the origin Of the gas, Wat
sons body was found 30 of thu
com partmcnts nearer the top than IN
other dead and Indicated chat he hat
met death before reaching these fel
low workers.
Up q noon only two bodies. thos'
of Watson and burke, had been re
covered. " would DE necessary, ]
was said. to gc' divers quits befor'
men could be sent into the tube 10
the other bodies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Where to Vote
TOMORROW.


= Vote early.
. The voting places and ward =
. boundaries are as follows.
. First ward. All north ~ q, a =
. avenue and east Of second street =
. Voting place police station =
. North Second street.
. second ward. Al south Of :
. Gold avenue and east OF second :
. street. Voting place. office OF :
. charles Chadwick, between hrst :
. and Second on Gold.
. Third ward; All south of Gold :
. avenue ana west OF Second I
. street. Voting place, ONCE Of u. I
. Dunbar. Third and Gold
. Fourth ward. An north OF I
. Gold avenue and west OF second I
= street Voting place. office of A.
. Hayden. west Copper avenue be-
. tween Fourth aud Fifth streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
nEPVBLIcAN CuAusMAN SAYS
BOATRIGIiT WILL WIZ

Republican Chairman J"hn "
Wilson this morning clelmsu 'he
election 90 o. II. Boatrteht' heP"p-
l.can candidate FOR mayor Dy "
safe majority. banking his eApeota
tions upon the vote Of the two hlsh-
lands wards. which, he aid N0nlo
10 strongly for Boairieht and me
Republican ticket
1--WE believe the heavy registration
shows that the people OF Alouanei-
QUO are thoroughly aroused in inns
campaign and That they are alive 10
M grave IsHues a. stake. said MI
Wilson. This being the case we
have 40 doubt Of tie result Mf'
Isoasright viii carry the 1--WE hiEh-
LAND wards by large majers'ies. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
CARRANZN CONFIRMS
THE SPANISH EXODUS

Juarcz. Mexico, Arm G.-Gcncral
Carran1a today confirmed the report
that General Villa has ordered the eN-
pulsion OF all spaniards at Torreou.
The exodus was to have begun to-
day. but u Is reported that the switch
yards are so %cougested with rolling
stock brought in after the battle,
laden with supplies, that the necessary
rains cannot be made up today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

Mayor u II. b. Sellers Will be elected 10 succeed himself as
mayor Of Albuquerque in tonor rows election b. 500 majority.
This Is the confident prediction OF John G Lewis chairman OF
tho Democratic city committee, and his associates In charge Of the
Democratic campaign. Mr.. Lewis bases his prediction upon a thor
ough can,as Of practically every individual voter n the cts, with
knowledge Of the effect Of the bitter campaign which has been con
centrated upon the mayor. and with the assurance OF his neuten-
ants in every block in every ward. that he Il safe In making this
claim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Constitutional Election In New york

New York, April 6.-NeH YORK
stat, will nave q special election to-
morrow to decide tne single question
az to whether the people want to re-
wise the constitution Of the state next
year.
All OF tho election machinery Of the
state viii be put TO use al a cost OF
nearly SAGE, coo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
VoFE PROMISES TO
SET A NEW RECORD

There is little doubt hat the vote
IN tomorrow's election viii set a new
in Albuquoque city elections.
The registration was the heaviest on
record, ana IN The revising seVerri
hundred new anne have been add
dcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

Cheyenne, Wyo. Aprll 6-Demo-
ana Republican state centrei
committees mel here today 10 pre-
pare for the stale and congregational
Complains Of 1910 A Republican
mass meeting was 10 be held late ~
the day with a Wow 10 %promotine
harmony with the Progressive parry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

Washington. April 6.-Mrs. Wood
row Wilson went motoring today for
the FIRST time In several weeks. She
has entirely recovered from the IN
jury sustained from a fall over a rug
la the white House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

we believe he has a good fighting
chance In the lowlands. But tbs
highland vote viii elect him. We
expect the election of the entire Re-
publican ticket, although we may
fail to elect one alderman. The
election of Thomas Hughes az city
clerk IN conceded"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
More Booze
Goes Into US.
Navy
Secretary Daniels Order One
of most Sweeping on Record.
Bars all Alcoholic Liquor
from all Ships

fBy Iarasei Wire Ia Evening herald.
= Washington APRIL 6-Sccrc- Z
. tary Daniels order barring the Z
. Use of alcoholiC liquors in tho I
. navy, effective after Jul5 ! next Z
. WAS generally discussed iu naval 4
= aud other circles today. The I
. order. one of the most s%Wccpins Z
Q ever promulgated bN the navy I
. department. not only 1hoiishc- I
. the traditional "Wiuo mess of 4
. The officers but viii bar an uico- Z
. hollC liquors Tram every ship
. and shore station of the navy. I
q surgeon General BWlstcd te, I
. commended 10 after an exhaustive 4
Q iugcstlgatiou into tho prohitu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Sellers Will Be Elected
Mayor of Albuquerque BY
FiUe Hundred Majority

Chairman of Democratic City Committee Confidently Fore
casts Return of the Mayor to Office by Convincing Ex-
preston of Confidence. Deprecates Campaign of Will
fication Made by the Republicans and Predicts a Kick
Back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06

Fort william. ont. April 6.-Ar-
A. Nirkers, a millionaire real
estate broker killed himself at his
home here today with a shotgun.
Vicker-. who was married recently,
was a years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
Municipal Elcctions In North DaLola

Grand Forks, s.. D., April g. Mu-
nlcipal officers were elected In q few
Of the smaller North Dakota cities
and villages today. Tomorrow all
township officers and those Tor a ma
iority OF the municipalities VIII be
chosen.