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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
CHAVEZ LAYS or FOR
DAY 10 REST ANKLE

Because he wrenched his ankle
slightly during training sunday, Cha
yez yesterday laid off boxing, not car
Inc 10 take a chance with the lame
foot However, the injury is inconse-
quental and will in no way interfere
with his fighting next Monday night.
TO entertain The crowd last night,
frankie Fowser, stable mate Of Cha
vz and who Manager Ross asys is
ihe coming Welterweieht champion.
boxed Jack Torres Fowser's showing
was % revelation to the fans. lie is
fast. clever and hits like heavy
weight. He did not attempt 10 extend
himself with Torres but devoted him
self 20 blocking and sidestepping Tor
res Pushes and swings Fowser will
endeavor 10 teach Torres some Of the
Timer points Of the boxing game, as
the local boy has the material for
making a top-notch lightweight in the
opinion of boxing experts. Manager
l'oss Is particularly enthusiastic over
Torres.
chavez win work out this afternoon
at O'Clock He expects TO resume
boxing today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
FRENCH POLITICIAN
CHARGED WITH
CROOKEDNESS
Editor of Paris Figaro Asserts
That Minister Of Finance Is
Debauching Office to Get
Campaign Funds,
tsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL ls.sso WISH

Paris. Jan. l2,-On the eve of the
opening Of the last session of the
present chamber Of deputies. public
interest is absorbed IN the charges
brought by CASTOR Calmettc. editor
Of Figaro. against Joseph GaillauN'
the minister OF finance, NJ. Calmette
asserted that A. CaillauX offered TO
nay $1,000. 600 TO NJ. Schneider, the
legal representative OF the heirs OF
Marcel preu, who have entered q
claim against the government on con-
diuon that 80 per cent of the amount
be turned over TO the radical party s.
campaign fund for the coming elec-
tons NJ. CaillauX has issued three
categorical denials of the charges. The
editor Of Figaro nevertheless persists
IN his assertions.
NJ Schneider tonight denied that he
had ever seen or spoken TO NJ, Cail-
laux ON this subject or had commits
stoned any one to do So He calls on
NJ. Calmette To produce the proofs OF
his affirmations and announced that
he viii take legal proceedings against
Marcel Prieu was a French mer-
chant of Brazil Thirteen of his
ships were seized by the brazilian
government in 1880 ON the charge
that the customs regulations had been
i cyaded Eventually Brazil paid to the
French government an indemnity or
! S3,000.000. preiu claimed this mon
cy on the ground that his ships had
been unjustly seized. His claim was
rejected and has been repeatedly RE-
iected by every minister Of finance.
Since Prieu died in poverty in 1892
his heirs have formed a syndicate 20
prosecute his claim.
NJ. Calmette also charges that NJ
! Caillaux has tapped" the Compton
| National dEscompte ana other hanks
to the amount of $4,000 10 be used
as q personal political campaign
FUND. Alexis Rostand president of
this bank Emile ullman. managing
director. and Emile Laffon. director
Ian deny this. NJ Calmctte persists IN
the truth OF his charge. although he
admits that he Is unable legally Il
prove them
NJ. schneider said tonight that there
Is no syndicate composed OF the heirs
Of Preiu He added that he and some
friends purchased the Prem claim
some time ago and had already spen
$4,000 in obtaining evidence 10 sup
port the claim. lie further alleged
that Calmettc on the night of Januar,
S. sont friend NJ. Deponvielle, e
bring him 10 see Camette at the III
CARO- office, promising that If h'
would go his fortune was made.
NJ. Schneider refused Go accompany
DePonyielle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
lHNNY LEWIS IS A
ZEAL FIGHTER #
LOOKS COUNT
o,o Francisco Featherweight
'', md His Manager Arrived
asst Nighti Will Start Train
ing Today

aoarance counts for anything
y eohting line, then Johnny
~ ,''s should be a champion IN ms
lew" avis. accompanied by his man
','a r. J. Malouff. arrived last night
sSs, nenyor. Lewis win start train
i'u'' NAV for his bout with Benny
lns next Monday night az Elks
I"g He win do several miles o.
'" ad work This morning and this even
i,u' g,srtine al 8 o'clock, will box az
w. Noc Mexico q. C. gymnasium.
w, r.,,gr FLOYD win be his principal
Earring rs partner while Al smaulding
in II tralner-in-chief, taking charge
otfowls until after his battle Monday
rlaht with Chavez.
fowls z one Of the most promising
mo boxers SO far as looks go, that
gr s,epped foot in Albuquerque. He
,'solidlv built. with head wen set on
n. ehoulders keen eyes and features
,.srire email resemblance to a fighter,
.soon, for the tell-tale cauliflower
oors He is a Hebrew and proud Of
tais fact ,,
~ have $3.50 to wager my boy will
win over Chavez" was the statement
made last night by Manager Malouff'
~ nm confident that ] can beat the
trinidad whirlwind" remarked Lewis,
N an an the trail of Johnny Kilbane,
bo ttleholder. and would box Kill
h,,o for nothing lust TO get him In the
ring he continued How's this for
tho confidence? II wasn't said in a
Bnppadocio way, either
Lewis has been boxing about two
yoars. during which time he has
fought some Of the best feather
Weights in the west. as well as in the
east. His record is remarkable for
the number Of knockouts recorded.
0ut of twenty principal bouts he has
engaged in. eleven ended in victory
for him by knockout, he secured
two decisions and fought five draws.
According To his record he has never
been defeated. He has beaten Babe
picato By Knockout In five rounds;
has won from Eddie stanton I'm ten
rounds. has two draws with foune
Abe Atten and with Young Earlen-
born, giving away weight TO both OF
The latter two boys, and has two draw
decisions with Willie Candle.
Lewis has fought before clubs at
Oakland, san Francisco. Vernon and
Los Angeles. in California, and at
salt Lake City and Denver That he
sill prove a formidable opponent foI
Chavez is conceded by his record
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
RIGID OPIUM BILL
PASSED BY CONGRESS

Washington, Jan. 1.-TWO bills im-
posing stringent restrictions upon the
manufacture sale on Importation Of
opium were sent 20 the White House
today for the presidents signature at-
ter the house had accepted amend
ments made ~ the senate before the
holiday recess,
one measure imposes tax of S200
"a pound on the Manufacture of snok-
ing opium limits It's manufacture to
citizens of the united states and pen
Allies violation Of the revenue regula-
tons hy fines Of $4,000 on imprison.
ment for five years or both The other
bin prohibits the importation of opium
or Us derivatives except for medlca
purposes and PROVIDES fine on impris
onment for violation Of is provisions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
INTERESTING DECISION
BY SUPREME COURT
IN TRESPASS CASE

Santa ZEE, Jan is.-The state SUI
preme court today handed down an
opinion in the interesting case OF
Mary Ben Whltehin appellee, IS. The
Victoria Land & cattle CO., appellant
from Luna county The supreme court
reversed the lower court which had
given the plaintiff and appellee, ST.
59f.25 damages for trespass Of cattle
Of the defendant company on lands
claimed BIZ appellee.
This was an action brought 10y Mary
Bell Whitehill, against the Victoria
Land a. Cattle CO., for the recovery Of
damages for trespass hy cattle upon
certain lands claimed by appellee, un-
der desert land entry The COM
plant alleged residence OF the plain
tff, corporate capacity domicile and
place of business Of the defendant and
further alleged possession of the lands
described by plaintiff plaintiff claims
damages in the sum Of $4,000, for
which She prayed judgment.
The defendant, appellant here, am
swering denied knowledge or informa-
tion, sufficient to form q belief, as to
the ownership and right of the pos
session i'm plaintiff Of the lands de-
scribed, and denial Of the trespass all
legged and further answering set up
that the lands were unfenced.
The cause being tried TO jury re-
suited in a verdict, assessing appenee's
damage at $t,591.25, Judgment was
entered and the defendant appealed.
Judgment Of the court below was
reversed and the cause romanded.
The syllabus by the court reads:
An attempted exercise Of iurisdic-
ton by the land department in the
acceptance Of an entry, including
lands reserved from entry hy the gov
eminent, where the reservation from
entry appears as matter of record
in the land office is void. as TO the
lands reserved. for the reason that il
Is an assumption OF power in excess OF
its jurisdiction. and the same can be
shown rs q defendant In an action al
law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
.BABY'S TERRIBLE
SKIN HUMOR CURED
Milk-Crust Formed Solid Scab, hut
Kesinol Cured IN -Four Days.

Detroit, June q. 1919" About a
year ago my two-months-old baby
was troubled with what they call
milk-crusts. The lower part Of her
body was a mass of sores II began
with small pimples. then they turned
to one whole schh. The scnb would
break open and then II would bleed
She suffered much. as she cried night
and day
For one month tried everything
but without relief, until ! sent for "a
sample of Resinol Ointment and Resi-
mol Soap. Upon the fist application
/ / noticed a change, and after four
1 days my baby was entirely cured. !
cannot praise your remedies too high
/ ~ and recommend them to an my
4 friends" (Signed) Mrs. Henry Mosh-
Ter. 1874 Lewerenz Ave.
You need never hesitate TO use Res
4 mol II is doctors prescription,
that has been used hy other physl-
clans for eighteen wears In the treat
ment OF eczema. rinRworm, pimplcs,
and an sorts of skin affections II
contains absolutely nothing that could
liniure the tendorest skin Practically
4 every druggist sells Resinol Ointment
and Resinol Soap For free trial.
write 10 Dept 4O-R. itesinol, Balti-
more. Md Refuse limitations sold as
lust Ike Resinol
a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
SAFER AND HUMPHREYS
SIGN J1' WITH CUBS

Chicago. Jan t2.-Nic Safer. the
first haseman whose acquisition by
tho Federal league has been rumored.
set doubts az rest today when his con-
tract for three years more with the
Chicago National league team WAS re-
eeived hy President Murphy This
afternoon threeyear contract signed
by Pitcher Bert Humphreys also was
received by Murphy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
PRINCIPAL
ATTACKS HIS PUPILS

Parsons, Kan. Jan. @ ward
school was thrown into "A panic today
when Frank Llewellyn. IT, principal
suddenly seized with a M Of insanity,
attacked number of pupils Eight
women teachers were unable 10 auell
the excitement and all the pupils fled.
Two officers subdued Mr. Llewellyn
and placed him under guard.
one teacher was ehoked in "a strug-
gle with Llewellyn and severely
bruised.
Llewellyns attack Is believed 10
have been the result Of brooding over
trouble caused when he attempted 10
stop fight between two school boys
last ober lie was accused Of
strip = J.of the boys and a suit
for ~ Sas filed against him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
RECEIVERS NAMED FOR
RAILROAD COMPANY
tnv aonn,ao JOURNAL SPECIAL lrAsso WISH

Kansas CITY, Mo. Jan i2-lonis y
Posner Of New York. and Alexander
New Of this city. were today appoint
ed receivers for the Missouri, Okla
homa and CUR railway according to
an announcement hy Mr. New VINO
is chief counsel for the road The
action was taken hy Judge william
O.. HOOK in the federal court In 81,
Louis.
The railroad, which Is planned 70
connect Kansas CITY and the Gulf Of
Mexico has been completed from
Denlson. Texas. to Baxter springs.
Kansas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
SECOND EASTMAN GKOW
STAYS WITH CfNCINN ATT

Cincinnati. Jan. 12-Soeond Base
man Groh Of the Cincinnati National
league, today signed contract to
play with Cincinnati for the next three
seasons Grah exhibited three very
liberal offers from different Federal
league clubs, but after conference
with President Hermann Of the local
club, concluded 10 refuse them all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
prcnnred lor lhc Morst.

"Ahl' sighed the boardcr who was
given 70 fhapsodies, as they sat down
to the Christmas dinner, IF We could
only have one Of those turkeys thit
wc used to raise on The farm when /
was "A hoyV"
"Oh, we'll" said the pessimlstic
boarder perhaps Il is one. You
never can tell, Ladies' Home Jour
nal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
Mr.. AND MRS, SAYRE TO
RETURN HOME SOON

Paris. Jan. l2.-Francis Bowlef
sayre and wife, formerly Miss Jessie
Woodrow Wilson, were the guests OF
honor today at d luncheon given by
Ambassador and Mrs. Myron T. Her
rick.
Mr. and Mrs. Sayre, according 60
their present plans, will sail for New
York on Wednesday on board the
Majestic from cherbourg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
SANTA FE W0MAN'S
BOARD OF TRADE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Santa Fc, Jan. l2.-~fhe woman's
board of trade one of the best known
womans organizations in the state, to-
day elected the following officers:
Mrs. II. s. Kaune, president Mrs. A..
E. Hcnehan, first vice president; Miss
Eugenia Manderfield. treasurer; Mrs.
Anita Chapman, corresponding Heere-
nry. Mrs X. j. Crichton. recording
secretary The board has 1aurished
exceedingly under the retiring prcai-
dent Mrs. Arthur Seligman There
being tie for second vice president,
the election of that officer. as well as
third vice president was postponed
luntH the next meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
TAX ROLLS FROM ALL
BUT FIVE COUNTIES
HAVE BEEN SENT IN
rareerAl olsrArca 70 aoanine JOURNAL

SANTA Re Jan. l2.-State TraVeIlnF
Auditor Howell Earnest. when the
state equalization board met this fore
noon. had received the assessment
rolls from all counties except Chaves
and Eddy, tied up by litigation, bona
Ana county, held under a mechanics
lien. and san Miguel and Union eoun-
ties the last named held to facilitate
the collection Of taxes. Santa Fe
county reports taxes coming in rapidly
although scores Of suits are being fled
under the new law to secure a reduc-
ton Of the assessment ON the ground
that II is erroneous.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
EASTERIY MD KRuEGFR
JOIN Federal. LEAGUE

Los Angeles Jan. l2-Ted Faster
". catcher Of the Chicago White Sox'
and Arthur Kruger, outfielder Of the
Los Angeles Coast league team. sign
ed contracts today with the Kansas
city Federal league club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
THIS WILL lNIERESI MOTHERS,

Mother GFag's Sweet Powders for Children
Vefian relief for Feverishness, Headache' bad
s'oa.aeh, Ieothng Disorders move and regulate
ne bowels and destroy Worms. They hteak w
s-'i.s f. = hours hey are 90 pleasant 70 ine
yssle Children like them. Over 1000 Testimonials
.ed by Mmhcrs for " years. 7hsg nsrey fI.l
9Vla Vf al Druggists, 25c. Sample msllfd fREk.
address, Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, \. l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
Willard, rate in Jury.s Hands

Los Angeles. Jan. 12.-The jury ~
me case of Jess Willard, charged with
violating the state Law against prize
fighting reported tonight that it had
Neen unable 60 reach an agreement
g Judge Craig ordered the members
leeked up for the night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13

Heartburn, indigestion on distress
I the stomach is instantly relieved
ny hERBlNE. It forces the badly d.
sesled food out of the body and re-
slorfs tone In tho stomach and bowels
ffiee soc. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
nasIng nnrred In plllshurgh.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. 12.-Mayor
Armstrong who assumed office week
ago today issued an order that he will
Kermit no boxing matches IN this city
until further notice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
HARRY WILLIAMS SENDS
~ HIGHLANDER CONTR ACT

New York. Jan President Far
fell Of the View York American League
club. received today the signed con
tract Of Harry Williams the first
baseman who was purchased from the
Galveston Texas league club last Aug
ust
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
M'KIFF DECIDES TO
PLAY WITH BALTIMORE

Baltimore, Md, Jan l2.-Ezra Nc
Kiff the only reported hodont of the
Baltimore international league club,
tonisht signed a contract with the
club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13

Wanted Clean cotton rags a
Journal office
Evening star., 1914-03-08

laughed at the idea, telling him that there
gold mines in that part OF the country
At this he few into rage saying that he had never
before been called liar by any He also said that
this was gold that had been hidden in years be-
FORE and with that he showed me map that appeared
perfect in every detail The fellow talked sensby
and seemed so much in earnest that at last
vinced in spite of myself.
Before l knew what l doing l found myself
bravely facing the elements My companion preceded
me- walking with head bent, and seeming to pay at
tention whatever to the torrents of rain
In this way stumbled along for an hour, some
times sinking nearly up to knees in the mud. The
blackness intense that could hardly make out
the dim outlines of my companion as he plodded along
in front of me- and than once tripped and fell
sprawling my face in the mud.
As trying to make up my mind to tell my friend
that l going farther he stopped in front of
large clump of bushes. Pushing them aside, we en-
tered what appeared to be long, Taking
by the hand he led me for distance back into
it. At last he stopped, and could hear him fumblng
about in the dark In few moments he appeared to
find what he wanted; for he gave grunt of sat1sfac
ton, and lit two lanterns that he found there.
After my eyes had become accustomed to the dim
light looked about expecting to the treasure that
Evening star., 1914-03-08
Winner of $40 Prize
AN EERY HUNT FOR GOLD
By Robert G. Wood of Charleston. w. Va.

"HAT evening, as l sat in the lobby of the only
hotel in C, could see through the clouds of
tobacco smoke visions of my angry boss telling
get orders, matter what the conditions
were, to get out.
Suddenly was aroused from my reverie by someone
tapping me the shoulder Looking up,
fronted by large, uare-shouldered man who ap-
peared to be laboring under great excitement. He
asked 60 the of the lobby with him. he
had something Of great importance to confde to me-
and did wish to be overheard
In few moments found myself in obscure
of the lobby listening to the mans story. He said
that his uncle, dying after prolonged illness, had left
him map showing where there a rich gold mine,
which distance up the mountainside. As it
another mans property, he wanted me to help
him snuggle the gold away, that it could not be
claimed.
Evening star., 1914-03-08
Winner of IS Prize
HE BELIEVED IN SIGNS
Rv " II IF OSaoe Iowa

r HAD been making August Blanks town in Southern
Minnesota for several months; but received
order from him. He always had the grum-
bling of being "hard up business being slack,
and if trade didn't pick up he wouldn't stay the bus
ness much longer.
knew that drugstore in town of two thousand
couldn't help but do good business and also knew
that my competitor the road got good fat order
from that store every trip he made.
One June when | stopped off there l got some card
board and printed sign which looked real classy and
read like this
THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
WILL BE THE LAST OF AUGUST
l put it into my grip and walked to August's
store As usual August was there with the line of hard
time talk
l said, Il think l have something here that may
help you and you have been about close up the
store for long account of slack times it may
prove benefit to you" 1 opened my grip and pre-
sented the sign.
l could see twinkle in the old fellows eye as he
looked it over; but he simply grunted and told he
had no order.
l didn't know how well my scheme worked until the
following trip July, when strolled into his store and
beheld sign hanging of the showcases August
put out his hand and said:
"Youve done it. That sign has attracted more at
tenton, caused inquiries, and believe brought
enough extra trade that afford to give you
ORDER
Evening star., 1914-03-08

the concern Instead of four hundred dollars commits
sion, got nothing but the pleasant prospect of looking
for another job
was almost stunned at first but after had learned
the facts realized that could withstand such
blow. 1t that by mistake the price of
manufactured bed springs had been put my price
list at figure lower than the Of the materials for
making them Perhaps that also explained my tre
mendous success salesman.
Evening star., 1914-03-08

was going to put Easy-st.; but instead l only
saw damp clay and rocks.
Hearing slight noise behind me, l turned; but
too late moose dropped over my shoulders, pin
ming my arms to my side though they held in
vise and in instant was lying bound and helpless
in the mud and slime.
Then the whole thing suddenly dawned upon me.
Here was in the power of ravng maniac who thought
that this yellow clay gold left there by his
tors
AS lay dimly wondering what his next move would
be- he said that he had brought there keep guard
over his treasure till morning, when he would return
and carry it away. He going to reward me for my
help by putting to death the first thing the
He gave cacklng laugh, blew out the lanterns,
and walked out of the
/ tried to loosen my bonds but gave that up
useless as the man had done his work well that
could neither hand foot. Twice | fell into
light troubled sleep; but awoke from each trembling
all over, and the cold perspiration breaking
nv face After awhile however, mind and body could
stand the strain longer, and dropped off into
consciousness.
When l awoke was lying on the bed in my
the hotel Someone trying to force whisky down
my throat
was told that my late companion, who was lunatc,
had returned the hotel and gone direct his
A little while later guards from private asylum
for the insane located nearby had the hotel and
asked if answering the description of my friend
had been there.
On going to his room they found large suitcase half
filled with clay, which the man was running through
his hands Upon seeing the guards the man began to
crnge and babble like monkey. After awhile the
maniac began humble something about filled
with gold, and guard that he had left over it.
The clerk, remembering that had gone out with
him, put and two together and explained to the
guards. They told the lunatic that if he would show
them the they would get the OF the gold be-
fore they took him home and the fellow led them direct
to the cave, where was found.