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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

w soia Saa 'f oss" ros s"ST !" large aSs'
quantities IN California. In the
latter part of the f0's. there was "a
mad rush from every section Of the
country This brought To- the little
town 81 san Frnnciaco characters
from every walk 81 lie. naturally
more Of the rough aud adventurous
element, aud " was NOT long before a
relgn of terror was inaugurated. In
order To control conditions. the cit
liens were compelled "a form them
selves into q vigilance COMMITTEES. This
body. unable 10 control the situation.
led To the formation Of u stii more
respectable organization known as tho
law and order men.
Conditions had finally gotten 10
that state wherein u was necessary to
make an appeal to the United states
government. and finally by Governor
johnson himself. to the president at
Washington on June 2. 1856 John
son issued a proclamation declaring
The county uf San Francisco In a state
of insurrection. His proclamation
also ordered The yisilacce committee
"a dispcrse. An open collision with
he state authorities seemed now i'm
I minent. Al the time the governor
was much under the influence of CHEZ
Justice Terry of the state supreme
court. the most active OF al the foes
/, 81 the COMMITTEES. The courageous
and violent supreme judge could not
bear "a see the law set al naught ON
June - he interfered with an at
tempted arrest which some of the
vigilance committee police We're max
ing. and his Interference led TO a per
aonal encounter between himself n
one Of these police. Hopkins by name.
In the scunle Judee Terry drew a
knife and STABBED Hopkins. The alarm
bell was sounded, the whole general
committee was called out, Judge
Terry was arrested aud taken 20 the
fortress on Sacramento street amid
tremendous popular excitement Hop
kins meanwhile lay seriously but not
fatally wounded.
The arrest OF Judge Terry put the
vigilance committee In a very difficult
positlon ~ Hopkins would die. wOaid
they hang Terry? To hans "A supreme
Judge was an act involving certain
obviously embarrassing responsible
| ties. and II, az later actually proved TO
, be the case. Hopkins should not die,
the case would be q most complicated
one. The friends OF Judge Terry ala
everything In their power to procure
7 his release.
He was finally placed on trial. A
! FIRST he seemed suspicious that he
would not be fairly dealt with. but as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
Great Trials Of History

TRIAL or JUDGE TERRY

the trial progressed he found that his
enemies could be fair. From the be-
ginning TO the end he had the benefit
~ his experience In conducting his
ease and at the conclusion OF the tcs-
tiinonv pleaded his " case and
made q written abatement. Nothing
could ave been fairer. Terry APP
painted az his counsel an able attor-
ney. Miers =. Truett. The attorney
for the prosecution was Thomas J. l..
Smiley. The trini was Degun on Fri
day. June 81. 1866 at which time the
priHoner was charged with a deadly
assault upon a police ofhcer. with re-
slsting by violence the officers OF the
committee of Vigilance while In the
Discharge Of duty and with divers
breaches sf the peace and attacks on
citizens
The defense Mas BASED chiefly on
a sworn righ, az eu officer Of the law
to resist the act OF q lawless body. In
the matter OF Hopkins he claimed 10
have acted IN self defense. Forty
witnesses were examined Cor the pros
ecutton aud about so for the defense.
The trial was continued from day to
day with sessions morning aud even
INK. The general verdict OF the com
munity was " Hopkins died. Terry
should be hanged; u Hopkins lived
Terry should be banished.
The trial wns begun too soon. for u
was necessary "a drag u along until
Hopkins was out OF danger. Then the
verdict rendered was hat the pris-
oner vas guilty on all the charges
with the exception Of murder. During
the course Of the proceedings Terry
demonstrated thai he was quite az
good a fighter as he was q bad SUI
rreme Judge. n is probable that
Judge Terry really enjoyed his very
advantageous position. He refused Ia
make any terms with The executive
committee. They were finally forced
To %releasc him without any other pun
ishment than was involved In his dlsA
agreeable detention In Fort Gunny-
bags for the seven weeks during
which he was compelled to wait fOr
n verdict. Terry was removed from
the supreme bench and little was
heard of him thereafter. except Ia
1859 when he Killed David Broderisk
IN n duel Tie himself was shot dead
in a hotel at Lathrop, Cal, on Aug
| ust u, 1859, by United states Mar
shall David Nagle, while he was max
ing q personal attack upon Judge
Field.
such we're conditions ABOUT the
| Golden Gate before a government was
firmly established In the far western
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

our Republican legislators have new
er been able 10 get any money for
broad expansion, much less for ma
tional advertising.
But for the revenue from lands
given II by tho gov, fnmcn Mt the
bohest OF a Democratic delegate IN
congress. Harvey y Ferguson. This
university would have been closed,
not one year but SIEVE . years when
Republican legislatures <"spd the
petition Of imperial RepGo 'sn Der.
naiillo County for enough rey "a
run 1t properly.
Yet col Wilson. managing n sec
ondary state institution m q Demo
cratic county with Democratic mem
beers In the legislature. has been able
20 get enough money cut Of a Repuh-
lican Legislature to vJnuuct q ma
tional advertising campaign and a
mighty good one az that We con
rga,ulate col Wilson and urge hin
10 60 60 H. lie Is the goods and MS
school " making good n his advcr.
Using Is helping the whole state.
The Commercial club at Ice first
September meeting proposes to be.
gin a campaign fof more money for
the support of the university. In
the light OF recorded Legislative his
tory wouldn't the first big step "a
hat end be 10 elect Democratic
members Of the Legislature from this
county?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
DRUG STORE
HAS ATTRACTIVE
NEW HOME
Handsome Gifts to Every
Woman and Child in Albu-
querque will be Made To-
morrow When New Store
Opens.

After a week Of busy moving oper-
ations the Butts drug store has com
pleted It's installation in its. lew
home In the Combs hotel building,
lls West Central. and will gle q
morrow,
The occasion will be an interesting
one for the ladies aud children OF
Albuquerque. for handsome gifts are
TO be passed around with the we'll
known butt liberanty. To every
child WIN buys a five-cent glass Of
~Orangeade. a pretty toy balloon will
be- given. This is not the ordinary
I OF circus day balloon which eN-
plodes on the siightest excuse Il is
IA balloon made OF good quality of
rubber ~ guaranteed 10 stand up
under any hut rouEhest usage. II
II a toy that every child viii want.
To the ladies will be given. with
every 7b-eent purchase. a valuable
pair Of Finch shears OF the highest
quality.
Moving the handsome Butt soda
fountain vas a big Job. but has been
carried u successfully anG the
fountain with expert attendants in
charge is now In fun commission
again. In the new store the drug
Eists have Installed complete modern
equipment. especially IN the pre-
scription department. where import
ant improvements rave been made
The Butt company In its new home
will be able to give better service
than ever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
MANY BIC MEETINGS
ANNOUNCED FOR
FAIR WEEK
Railroad Rate of Single Fare
for Round Trip Expected 10
Bring Many Members of
Organizations.

Thu state fair comnissinn has re-
reivcd word from W. u. Qrown. gem
eral passenger agent ~ The Uin
Hrande, ~ Pafo and santa " rail.
road. hat tho rate into this ia, FOR
a round trip during air time viii
be a single fare-in other words tAo
special rate for the fair cuts The reg.
u'ar rate squarriy In half
Many organizations are expected "a
take advantage Of the special rate
which will be- In effect from October
: 10 ~. inclusive. During fair week.
October 9 to 10, the following organ.
izations will hold state meetings 10
this city:
New MeSloo state Medical society
October 9. G. and = knights OF col.
umb1s, celebration Of COLUMBUS da3
and initiation; knights Of Pythias
annual convention. october = and 3,
Cattle Sanitary Board. National Mo-
hair Growers association. annual ron.
v%ention; Independent order of odd
Fenrvs. grand lodge. New Moxic,
state Dairymcn's association. annual
meeting; state Federation of Labor.
annual convention. october E. state
Poard OF Emhalmers. October o New
Mexico Funeral Directors. annua.
convention. OctobeS c, Z and s; New
Mexico Society FOR the Study and Pre-.
vention 81 tuberculosis, Disease Pre-
ventlOn day. october Z.
shriners will aock to the city u
take part In Rallut Abyad Temples
ceremonial session on October :. Fred
w. Smith, the imperial p%otc1tate, vii
be here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

oy getting the ONCE, rather than 20
serve the people. II can natter little
In the end which shall win, chaos
u result and a rightcous rebellion
take place before the real condition
can be changed. The responsibility
thus assumed hy q newspaper OF wlde
repute and unqnestioned influence. 9
a serious one. and one u was hoped
would be discharged In such a way a.
TO make Il and It's declared issue safe
leaders for myriad small newspapers
In the state. papers that are willing TO
be- directed and 20 serve the public
veal. but whose honest insight re-
fuses 90 delude the public into n
green cheese propositions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

Even Slight Erup6ons Such AZ
Acne Should Be Treated.

Pimples and other skin troubles do not
nlirhs on the face hkf nitf. 'Thfy come
buhbiing out from within. They are impur-
lilies. Aud ~ let alone or CREASED With
falVta they become chronic. simply becau use
The cause u SIN AZ WORK within. ~ sholld
be- attacked witt :. "a = and the Impurities
In the blood thus rendered harmless.
The skin ~ but a net work ~ hnr blood
vessels. Aud u u n perfectly natural con.
sequence that any Influence IN the blood
that u n condition ~ ~ health makes ~
hrst appcnraico Ia the skin. 1hore are
srftain medicinal properties that follow the
course OF the blood stream and the influence
~ these properties Is that ~ an anlidote.
This u wis = :. -. the hrst known hiuod
puriher, has such \ positive action In the
skin There IL Que Ingredient IN !. y y.
which Peculiarly stimulates cellular or
Elauduihr activity a. seisyt from The blood
~ from this fine net work Of blood vessels
In the hkln. thnFr elements which II re-
quites Tor regeneration,
Thus uimpl.f, acne. eczema, igyuT, or any
Nher blood condition that Httrcks the shin
or seeks an outlet through the skin Is NEE
With thc autldntai eject ~ = y. y.
This ~ Why skin trouhi's vanish 80
Under the Influence ~ \. y \. this nue
net work ~ blood vessels In the skin is
constantly taking FROM the blood the nutri.
ton rrgulred Tor healthy tissue and tho
cause 81 disease is just NJ constantly being
rrmnNrd. scattered aud rendered harmless
These fHcfs are more fuiiF explained IN q
book on skin troubles arut hy The swift
Speclne 90, S3t Swift bldg, Atlanta. Ca.
Nuu win ind =. n = ca sale vt all drug
stores. tset n bottle To .dRy aud Danish ell
fkin a"ttionl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

In New Mckee the supervisors ar"
called commissioners. In New Mex
leo the three Arizona officers OF CLERK
of supervisory. clerk of court and re-
corder are merged In one office. The
taxpayer 81 Arizona are crying out
nj h excessive wages paid once
holders. az weil as the enormous num-
her of Them. The treasurer Of Green
lee county collects ninety per cent d
the taxes from three companies. MY
handling three checks. The copper
oompanles he Greenlee county are ~ %
Ing To nao. a deal by which the mat
ter Of running the county can he
Turned over TO them. They omer To
run the county. and run IL better for
IA. people who rive In Il; having bet
ter schools. guarantee better roaas'
and pas me expenses themselves, let
ting all The other taxpayers OF the
ounty go free % expense. They
would DO this. aud then save sieo o"o
a year. The Arizonn Taxpayers play
In hard luck. but the aoove figures
will show hat the last legislature
tried to hand the New Mexico tax
payers O. harder package than Arizona
has.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
THE STRAIGHT JAcKEr now.

~ EACTfoNARY newspapers and
politicians these days are
doing a c%onsidcralle amount
Of protesting against what they
choose 10 cal putting the straight
jacket on business. through the SUI
peryision Of prices ana methoSs pro-
posed In tho trade commission bill
now pending before the mate
just 81 this time the president Of
the United states hss found II nee
esssry 10 instruc, the department Of
and labor 10 investigate
h faets behind the enormous ad
vance In prices u foodstuffa made
in all trust controlled products. such
40 meat ana sugar. on the ground
hat M European wnr IL the cause,
and which IA some cases have
reached the stage Of estortion.
The district attorney Of New York
IL preparing prosecutions against big
business enterprises which have
aiken adyal ,age OF the wal In Eu-
rope 10 rob the people
The Chicago packers blame the
enormous advances in meat prices on
local conditions"
Bu the prices so right on up. The
poor man who got fourteen pounds
OF sugar for a dollar last saturday
viii get but ten pounds OF sugar for
his dollar tomorrow.
Does any sane man think the wal
in Europe has caused this jump In
prices2
Do not al sane men know that the
raises In the necessities of life are
M mere unjusufiable seizine Of an
opportunity 90 gouse the people,
Wouldn't n literal straight lack
ct" be a mighty good thing To put
ON some Glasses OF business?
wouldn't Il really be sound nation
al economy 10 throttle the powers
OF greed that prey upon the people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
coon ron Goa. WILSON.

NUYE NOTE with surprise half
M a column of severe criti-
cism OF the MANAGEMENT Of
the New Mexico military school at
Roswell in h last issue OF the san
"a Fe Eagle, hecasue that institution
has been advertising Its advantages
In eastern magazines OF general cir
cuiatlon. The Eagle shows that the
Roswell school has spent some $500
In such foreign advertising and kicks
vigoTousl. because this money has
not been spent in advertising at
home, and In home newspapers.
The Herald appreciates oil the ad-
vertising business II can get, but we
believe this criticism, =. the Roswell
school and Of Col. J. W. Wilson. its
efficient head. Ia ali wrong. We In
New Mexico know that the Roswell
school IL "a good school and our o n
who can get appointments TO II get
a mighty good training and a sound
academic education at very iittle
cost a. Cob Wilson can Increase
the business Of the school By adycr-
Using In eastern magazines he is 60
be commended for his enterprise In
doing the Advertising His page ad-
vertisement IN the current number
a the Cosmopolitan ~ "A splendid
advertisement not only for the RIOS
well school but Tor the whole state.
and II II cost 81, 900. as the Eagle
ssys II did. Il IL worth the one
What strikes ~ In this advertising
campaign as mos, notable is the
ability Of the Roswell institution Ia
get the money with which TO adver-
tise.
Ia New Mexico We All know that
the state university az Albuquerque
Il q aplendld institution and hat ius
work ranks with hat OF the best
state uni, critics. Il Il could be ad-
ysrtised Ar extensively az the Ros'
well school " being advertised, u
would draw larse numbers OF foreign
students, attracted BY educational
advantages and climate in combina-
ton. The only reason the state uni
verslty Is moi advertising %natIonal,
is because u haa not the money with
which 10 do the advertising.
We have the president Of Inc board
o. regents of IA uniyel ny ~ au.
tnorlty for this statement
Aibaansfdue and BernGiiilo county
Tor generations. more OF less. have
had ~Repuhilcan members % the leg
fslsfnre At Santa \ working IN a
BODY controlled By the RepuSs'ea'
party. and year after year the Com
snereial club ana uitizens generally
nave p~eiltionea the Republican iegis'
lasurs COS money enough 10 onera''
the university on he fpii and prope'
baNl, - STATE u~nltsfflty. somshos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
COUNTY SALARIES
IN ARIZONA
u.ordsburg LIBERAL

Arizona has for some time been ac-
cused ~ being very e%xtravagant re-
Rarding pnSiic offices. The Liberai
has recently compiled from the Art
zona papers some figures on the pay
OF county officers. and presents "A few
az them. There Is Santa cruz county
with a valuation Of s6.29s,0O era
ham county. with n valuation OF $40
.a2,2t3. and Greenlee, with a valua-
ton OF Ssi.2ss.355. and In the fourth
row II places the figures the last leg
isiaturp tried 10 make Grant county
pay. with a valuation Of 100000.
The Arizona counties are assessed at
their fun value. which makes the tax
rate less.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
BRAZIL PARADISE OF
LAZY FISHERMAN

Fishing and hunting with poison.
a. practiced by the natives Of Brazil
and other tropical American coun-
tries, is described In q cOmmunica-
ti0n to the National Geographic So
.ciefy AZ Washington, ID c., by Dewey
Austin touus -
'.Bfasn Is certainly the lazy hsh,
erman's paradise" he says. W.
only after two years eslneh
among the sseretlve Indians thnt
was Reluctantly taken into their 80
aaenc. sufficiently 90 be perin,'ss'
A. ,o,n Them an one 81 thsE nsh''''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
No Cabinet MeSsing To-day.
Wilson Approves Amendments.


Washington. Aus. 1.-THE senate
spent hours today debating amend
ments Co the biii TO bring foreign
ships under American register. The
amendment 90 permit their participa-
ton Ia coastw ise trade WIS holly con
tested. Senator 0aliinger deelarins
foreign Interests had spent large sums
Of money directly and py way Of
Advertising to break down The cCnsi-
wise laws.
re declared the provisions would
he a greater aid TO Great Britain than
a great victory IN a battlefield.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

A CORRESPONDENT of tn
IA santa Pc New Mexican
writing from Albuquerque
describes the recent Republican pri
mary Ga this county rs follows:
bribery by both sides was
common talk on the street.
Autos and teams scurried In
every direction after voters No
registration was required. 20 that
every stew-bum that could be-
found. no matter where he was
from, vas brought up M voted.
In most instances he was taken
90 the other voting place W. and
a half blocks away ANA voted
again. a drunken drummer
from Denver went from the Al
varado hotel and voted In one
precinct and then in another and
came back n drunkenly
Dragged about il. A big traction
Of the voters on both sides
were rifran who care no more
about who represents New Mex
leo In congress than u Pueblo
Indian cares about the fourth
dimension The two candidates
went to heavy expense for hf-
teen days before. campaigning.
making auto and team trips to
outside precincts. hiring work
crs. strikers. watchers. chal-
lengers. hiring halls. paying for
drinks. printing tickets. etc
We think the correspondent. VIII
seems Ia have a grievance, eNagger
ate a trifle when he says hat mos
Of the voters were "riff-ran' an
that most OF them voted twice. We
the picture ~ near enough To- IN
truth so thai any Albuquerque ma
capable Of observing the primary re-
ferred 90 would readily recognize IN
description.
IN fact, as we have pointed out be
fore, Il is nor necessary to go a ste
behind or beyond the Bernalill
county Republican primary of Angus
fun to obtain full. final and convinc
inc proof Of the need for abollshin
the old Republican election syster
In this state and substituting for II
real election law
The Republican attorney genera
Of New Mexico has recommended
the enactment of a primary law. re-
quiring a simultaneous primary eiec
ton date for all parties. registration
for voting al "a primary. and IN
same penalties for vote buying. re
p%eating and other crimes Of the bal
lot as should apply-and do not
H. our regular elections.
There Is no doubt that the attorne
general Is sincere IN his desire Tor
real election law clean elections !
this state. Unfortunately the ettoT
ney general, although IA Republican
II not In harmony with the Republi
can machine on this Eatter Tn
present system suits the Republica
bosses of New Mexico right To- th
roof They built IL 10 suit their pur
poses.
We congratulate them upon result
obtained from this system az show
In today's spectacle at the count
courthouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

our Summer Clearance sale is now
on. ~ You nave ever attended one
OF uur shoe Sales % know what this
means. ~ you have not YOU viii do
well 10 take advantage OF this one.
c. Mays shoe store. 81 West Central
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

a a Juan correspondent of the
Durango Deomcrat complains be-
cause mice insist on building nests
In his typewriter. Sometimes We
wish mice could build a nest Ia oGr
typewriter. Il must be great 10 have
that kind Of a Job.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

Phone .. Red Barn. al W. Copper
for n~rst-clnss hackA and carriages
w. L Trimbls = Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

Looks like a lonn Of good material
TO see Two girls kissing"
wasting 49, our runEfebsBn~n
each otherSs "aloeAie 0Fatory on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
REVENUE ACTION
WILL WAIT ON
DEVELOPMENTS
Plans for Increasing Nations
Income to Be Held in Abey-
ance Pending Further News
of War Outlook.

Washington. Aug. i4.-Arrange-
ment for war taxes IN the United
States to supplement faInng customs
revenues and how they shall be levied
are being held n abeyance until the
situation confronting the treasury be-
comes mor clearly defined.
AZ another conference today be-
tween Chairman simmons of the SEN
ate finance committee. Chairman Tn
derwood OF the ways and means COM
mitteo and Secretary McAdoo u was
agreed that any deficit should be
made up by additional Internal rev
enue taxes. but IL was decided to hold
another conference next week and In
he meanwhile reports from all Al
lantic Oas customs houses will indi-
cate what the government must meet.
Meanwhile Chairman Underwood
will get the ways and means commit
tee ready to act on a plan.
Ma Cabinet Needing To-day.
Washington. Aug. lf.-No regular
cabinet meeting was held today but
President Wilson called to the White
House individually the cabinet officers
with whom he wanted "a discuss
pending questions.
Wilson Approves Amendments.
Washington. Aug. IA m 2 n q .
ments 10 the shipping law. designed
To open American registry Ia foreign
ships In the European crisis as agreed
by the house n senate conferees
and up for final action In both houses
today have the approval OF President
Wilson. White House officials said to-
day he would sign the bill promptly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

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