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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08


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today $50 that cmploycs m,sht attend
the afternoon fair program
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Gallup banker, h. 90 visitor In Albu-
Qucruuc today
Nrs Ralph g. EIl Of Demius is ia
the city Tor the mir aud to attend
the Montczuma ball
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08

is said to bc Bread ln which ease
many people lean on us foI their daii5
susteuanec They gst 90 too-suod.
pure, wholesome nourishmcnt that rs
Appealing both I'm smell and taste.
uur Bread. Rolls ana nIscll. are dee
clartd Goo Dor. delicious by ail who osi
thcu- Il you want tu picase your
family and make Thorn strong and
healthy. use our Breed % t 1Yt Rs
dclr us t should boz.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
MASTER PLUMBERS
INDICTED BY THE
FEDERAL JURY

Dcs Moincs. Iowa. June i.--fndict.
mcnts were returned against thirty
six officials and members Of the na-
ion association OF master plumbers
and officials Of state organizations In
Illinois. Wisconsin. Michigan. Mime
sota, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa by
the federal grand jury hero this af-
ternoon The indictments carge con-
spiracy IN restrain of trade in vio-
lation Of tho Sherman antitrust law.
II is specifically alleged that the
national association OF master plumb
ers has been operating in violation Of
law ever since its organization In
1884.
Those indicted include w. ]. Hill
Hard, EImhurst. ILL.,: Frank u. Pat
terson. Springfield. ILL.,; f. d. Horn
brook, director OF the national asso-
cation: Joseph Bixby. Omaha. nation
al state vice president; George F..
Wcntz. Lincoln. Neb., national state
vice president. and ]. B. Cunningham,
Omaha. stcretary state association.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
SufFS, PLAN TO
HOLD up KING

London. Juno I.-An attempt for
sib1y TO hold up King George at to-
nights court at Buckingham palace
IL the latest conspiracy charged to
the suffragcttcs. The Evening Stan
dard. which is responsible for the
story. says the police discovered
elaborate plans for obtaining access
to the court. including forged cards
Of admission.
The alleged plot is credited TO Mrs.
EmmPl'nc Pankhurst Precautions
have been taken. IL is believed. that
will make II impossible to carry out
tho plan.
Police arrangements at the court
are likely TO prove irksomc for the
kings guests. The procession OF car
riagcs arriving at the palace will
have to run the gauntlet of a cor
don of plain clothes detectives and
police stationed at all approaches.
Every carriage will he held up and
every woman will have to produce
credentials.
detectives acquainted with the
features OF the leading militants will
scrutinize the moving throng.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
scuUNhN hNN-ElNKE
SEEKS DIVORCE
FROM HUSBAND

Chirsso. lime J.-Mm-s Ern-ssiu-
~ uusnn-ii-iakr. wearing a hand
some black summer gown. ~astni =
Tau aud making fr-ru-ai use of smrl.
linz salts. catered Judge suili,aa's
court to-day To state her ease Tor d.
,or.c axain., william isapp. Ir.
In on- s<srnrr al the rom stood
the defendant. surrounded by fricnds.
and In another tho singer With her
friends. There was = large crowd Of
oniookcr.. mostly anxious to sec what
prima donna looks like Oft the
stage.
Tho singer accuses her husband Of
being unfaithfui to his marriage
vows.
Elias Mayer. attorney for the COM
piainant. named Mrs. Catherine T..
Dean. OF New York City as co.
respondent. Counsel for Rapp. who
has filed = cross bill. deferred their
statement to the jury.
Nine. Schuman-Iicinkc. the first
witness. gave her residence as 361e
Michigan avenue. Her domestic
traits were remembered by the spec
tators with smiles when. in insisting
that this was her heal home. the
witness said:
when I am here live there and
every day I help in tidtng NJ and
cleaning the place. do washing.
too
She and Rapp separated three
years ago.
Didcct examination by Attorney
Mayer ceased abruptly without any
attempt to So into witness life with
Ram or his alleged relations with
Mrs. Dean.
The singers eyes filled with tears
in speaking Of improving her house
in New Jersey. and she apoloSizcd
for her limited command Of English
She has eight children. one adopted.
and seven by previous marriages
The oldest is 80 years. Ben NJ.
Smith, counsel for Rapp. directed his
first queries to ascertain whether
witness, who was born In Prague,
Austria. SO years ago. has n right to
sue in this country. She said she had
been singing In the United States for
10 years.
"Wcre you at home last Christ
mas?" she was asked.
~ at home last Christmas? OF
course I was. couldn't forget the
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
AGREEMENT TOT
Protect CITIZENS
IN MEX. OIL FIELDS

Waahtnston. u. e.. June 1.-THE
agreement between the rniicd Ssstcs
Great Hritain and the Netherlands.
~ a means Of protecting their citi-
scns in the Mexican oil fields from
spoiiation was officially announced
TODAY In the following statement:
"Thc withdrawal oi the foreigners
from the Tampico oil fields after tho
occupation of Vera Cruz by Amcri-
can forces and the danger OF return
ing while military operations were In
progress have made II imtoesiblc for
the operators Of the oil wells In
every case to meet their contractur-
al obiixations or to comply with the
requirements OF the authorities. As
u possible result. some Of the con-
tract. NAV he cancelled or some of
the properties may be confiscatcd.
and the interests rc-sold.
"Ths matter has been brought to
tho attention of the governments of
the United States. Great Britain and
the Netherlands. Apprcciating the
great injustice to the operators. who.
for their safety were compelled to
leave the district and 40 unable to
comply with their contracts and legal
provisions. the three governments
have formally agreed that they will
not support automatically any
claims 10 interests In the oil regions
acquired directly or indirectly by
their respective nationals since April
20. 1919. which In any way were af-
fccted by cancellation or confiscation
resulting from the inability Of the
bona fide owners to meet their con
tracturai or legal obligations because
OF military operations or the disturb.
cd political state in and about Tam.
pico and Tuxpam.
This agreement in no way. how.
ever, affects any case in which the
owner could have performed his OBJ
legations. or any case Of Legitimate
transfer"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
AUERTA NOW
PROPOSES To
RETIRE IT,

Vera Cruz. June i.-Thc price Pro.
sisional President uucrts demands
for his resignation Ia the legislation
of his official acts since is appoint
mcni to the provisional presidency.
according to adviccs from the capi-
tai today.
This Il said to have been the pro-
posai General Hucrta authorized his
delegates to offer at the media tion
conference at Niagara Falls.
General Huerta IL said to realize
he has only = slim chance OF winning
out, but he Is undcrstood to be de-
tcrmined not to abandon power with
out adquate provision being made for
the protection Of his own future and
that OF the men whit whom he has
surrounded himself.
The Constitutionaiists II is said.
have insisted that no act of General
Hucrta's administration shall ever
be regarded as legal and in this case
General Huerta secs enormous losses
for those who Joined In the floata-
tion Of his loans as we'll ~ personal
risk for the members Of his cabinet
for the new congressman installed
In place Of those whom he imprison-
cd and for thousands Of minor Off
cials and even private citizens who
willingly or unwilling aided his gov.
ernment.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04

C0MST|TUT|0NALST Army WIN MORE
vCTOR|ES--C|T|tS lnO TOWNS ARE
OCCUPIED BY TRIUMPHANT VILLA FORCES

fsasssi iiaeisA hsA ssass bod ls the
ssssh ssas ass Msys@<s ,ss ~ssasss
lsss1s~s al lse sss.s@aa sas4ss. !.
~sss fsaA Gss4aiAlsss toward the
i'ssif.s sosss % The ssa,r u jsii.~o
lie Ass istessasl~1 slt soa@ssaai.s-
siSs s-s~s~s GssasisbaFa Asa that
l.ss,isss. sssssaiss ts f.Esstss
G-ssssi LAstsis n Ssrss,iss east
Of 6.saAisisss ssd y '.i"sssa il
pa.sessiss sf the ssiisasa sssssstisx
that s,ss 9th shs Mssis.s capital.
TAe s~haa-s~s Lsosss. ~i,k . ~ss-
Go at sappiirs fos ths b~ieasa@s-d
federal ssssssns a MssAsiss sas
rs-ssslsa fspa Sis~Aagsiss k-s
freight to-ass ss sAe assssT.-ss hs~ uf
G-ssrsi uss~sss's t'sas,isasisssii.s
tsss.ss, Ths ss;Asjs II 'ks s.ss-i
asssass-a that W ~eaii ais-s.r. is
rus tho cssssissliossiis. fis. i.-
sixkls
tsss mAA-s the uLtsa saPpiy ship
that hAA rsa psoswos.a ~tthis tho
ws~A iso~s issdiss .sppiiss fss the
hass,. s.s.ais~- ssa Eafsi.os of Ms,
ssltss.
a. .~as as the sAussas- .S ~si-s
caused the .hugsias Ap~s ~ The sa~-
sr risss G.sesSt Ossrx"a .asse.si-.i
in s.'iis< ia-s- asA sAr.asiss s~s-
.rsi psosi.sns hArxvs ssa the isss.h
shssl. had ss~vd shes, inin the hss-
bas. i.Airs sh~ srAuns.r Gassh~issi.
'aa~s Nth ssass. was saiNasvd. The
r.d-sai steamer 0~sssai Mai ~ss
drives fsuen the hsshps by the s~.
susaey Of the Observation-Disclosures
sis-. Ths -s-sis hase siss~a esvsiis
In the 4rsp~ssssos ~ Mssssisa's sit
ussisa.
r~saAsaa ii.ssrua. IN Aisusa~y Al
tho soash~sn rsetftc s.mTss,. has
i,e~s iapsSoa--s II T~ric ~ the a..
A~s os 0esessl Osvsps. srsoss'Isx IA
iAsurasssua esarnise sss<. Th- re,
,nss Tor G-s-s.i Onrsspa's sssins'
-~s- sos stated.
coaisaa. capital at the sss'- II that
ssm~. asd osc ot tho sso.' iminst'
ant cities In southwestern ursisn.
has fallen iaio the hsads Al the Cnn,
ssi,uiionaitsss. s1sofdias In official
informaiSoa furnished Admiral How
ard late to-day. The ssrtueious troop.
~csr under command of O~a-ssi Al
amiiio. former governor Of coiias.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
Poiiey Not Announced.
Cxraln Arms Arrive
on Slip Flying cubaa
Fig. 0U Not Allow
Arms b b UuIoadod.

WashtsStsa. D. C.. Juss A-1ha
PsssFsrss 4 a. a,tsoPssd bissk.As
Il 1anpses b Hssssa gsaessis tsst
ihs PssiiSss Il eAssf interest il Nsx.
sess Attain Nae ssAsy ssd aAaisis.
uaiisa officials iaiss1sa q ihs iat-
81 dsvslsPosat saly il ssvs dis-
PATCHES dsaltssa 70 isAieass tAsas
Peliey. alshssgh iAsy iaissnsd ~.
aisah Ds1ees ssA nAys 4 ~ at,a.
ttoa.
II ~ss sasssd-s~a .ixhifissss. how
rsss. ihsi tho .iA'S i~rAssn,-ss ins-
's-.iisiriy after Tsmpsss f-ii iass the
hands At the c.ssiiius Isasilsss IL ~as
sssosssse.i that all Mexican ssif
I-psss sus~ sassiJ-srd -ar-a' and su
hir ksae ~osia b~ sr.axa,srd.
The si-sm~s Assiiis. i-~ssiax ARA.
fns CssssssA. sad which has ssoas~si
the ps-s~ss .isaAitssA. iii~~ the cuts q
flag. whai the rsiird State. woaisi
.io shoaia ituessA bnais ai,-saps 10
isissf~sc With h-s. oftbsiAi. declined
In -, NJ iadissi-s
wh~sh~s the rssi~d asA'-s shit~
~naid t-rsnsis tho Assiiia In iasd her
easxn. ao~ that thr ~n,hasEn oa
arms 10 aRais IN tos~~. ~as ssosh~s
roasplieasiaR f~ssssv In ~hlnh otti'
elsis here ~ aos aSl~ssps Ia offer asy
esrlasstlna.
u ts asdssssnnA here that O-s~ssi
Oss-saa's sdsass~ With .omhiaed
fos.-. af approximately 10000 mea
upoa Osadsiajasa ~iii hc timed 20 ~
In meet Villas troops headed sr.ssih-
ward. In a ."u,bia~-i attack 90 Meai-
eo CITY.
G~aerai Siamiito has h~~n op~rat-
Ing near the city at Coiima. II has
i,-~n known f.r s"mr time. pr~psr.
ins for an assault.
Coiima 1. = strategic point of ron
siderable Importance In the eam-
r,aisn Of the ~r.s coast. II IL thirty
mii~s east of Mansanilio. one of the
four mosi important s~aporta on sh~
Pacific side. and controls not Only
the back country TO Mansaniiio. but
also communication between that
city and the capital. II u on the
coiima river In the heart Of = fertile
valley. The population l. about
:s. 900
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
nu0lta eu1beats b DIoek-
CO 1anDieo md Uniloi
St,ios boeonos AppiD-
ho0smO ald Wltehiof
Movements ciosoly.

o. Bead o. 8 8. cAl,fssaia. n.
sstlas. 4sxies. Jsss 3-tvsA Wire
lsss 10 Sas Dssss. Jss~ >J-csa.
assisstisa bssvssa tn ~sss Goes,
q Asxies ssA As1,ss CITY has hssa
esaplsssiy ssvsssa. according 10 il.
tssnaissa reaching ths American
flsss hsss isdsy. A psssy d cssssiis-
tiaaalssss have eaPssssa IN ssAis
stsSsa ssxsy ailss trsa Iepse. tsshi.
iag al vssassa federal tsssPs,
tasAstsjAss. the ons-sstsr pssins ns
the sssess ef-ssisss. al The rns.ii.
,s,sessii.s arms ~ The southwest.
asa-s soAaSsa al G-h.soi Oss-sne.
has .s-s -ff-ss.siiF sassossa-a.
Three sci-asn. at Ossses~'s Ssmy.
sseusaias In official isfsfn ,iis's
srsshisx Ain,issi itaussd. has sssa
es-sa~s In shu,iins oft the city fr'ss,
the sssisssi capital ~ the east ssa
MsssAs,Iis ssi the Perth. sa~ss as
the usss.
Th~ tsnsaitos ~ rusasisissa ~ss
accomplished by The siauissn-asss
MN ss~ss os lhs-~ fnsv-s. sassrashd.
ID b, G~s-ssi Bi-sa~s. s'a-'ss and
t.Ayisi.. Gss-sai bs~ssss. s~snsins
soashussd arss Nsassssitn. has cut
tho rslisrsa4s aaa telegraph snssssssi.
ssstna k-su-~s Gssdsisjsss ssd that
pnu. llss oajsrslss y Aoss2ssiee.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
CANADIAN OFFICIALS
BAR "Mo1nER JONES'

Seattle. Wn.. June 4.-"4oth.
er" Mary Jones. organizer Of the
United Nine Workers Of Amer.
ica, was not permitted to board
q Canadian Pacific steamer
bound for Vancouver today. be.
ing stopped At the gang plank
BY q Canadian Pacific official.
The United Nine Workers have
filed . protest with Secretary Of
Labor Wilson at Warrington.
Mother" Jones. who had pur-
chased q ticket to Vancouver,
presented herself At the gang
plank Of the steamer, and was
subjected 10 the usual question.
ing by q Canadian immigration
inspector. Asked il she WAS an
American citizen. she replied:
"Yes. and proud Of it." She
gave Ireland as her birthplace.
The inspector looked at her
ticket and said, according to
Mrs. Jones:
You're not going to Vancou-
vcr. You're going TO Nanaimo
to kick up a disturbance among
the miners. and you cans 60
The inspector would make no
further explanation and she was
obliged to step aside. Frank
Harrington, member Of the in
ternational executive board Of
the United Mine Workers Of
America, who has been acting
as representative of the board in
the Vancouver Island strike dis
trict for two years, at once sent
a protest to Secretary Of L:bor
Wilson in Washington.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
YACHT "&S0lu1E"
WINNER A6AM IN
TRIAL CONTEST

nSs. \, ". Jass i.-Wilh . South
~ss ssih Storm s~srPihs the squad
the ps"sp~sts Tor . fair sosl-si he-
iss-s the rival cup aspisssts. N...-
iai~ asa Vshiiie. seemed siiis early
to-day. Neither skipper sAs ihsiiss.i
4" xs oas With the pso~s.@-s u spoii-
ias msinsAii. In the df-ashiss ssin.
The bfr~ss ~As the L-st of the seek.
II "a. bis~iss s-Aris leu ksos. 81
AoSs 81 breakfast lis.s ssa s--ssea Ia
10 ts.srs.iss.
The yacht ltesniuto Soa lsdAs .
race ~hss tho vssi,is dropped ois
of tho soslsss lo s-ssu1 . hss shs
had xoes overheard.
The sosss- sn.iay ~ss asain sa
~isaussd and ie~~sr: four sna half
miles sss"ss the squad In Msiihisnrk
poih' sha sArk saa s-p-si. aiss
ssiirs for the soaaa. sixht.sa miis,.
Tor tho sosSs.
Th- ,sshs N-sniasS s"n iaiss's
trial ssr-s sxAissl Ai-sssd-s Ca~h-
ssn's cup a-frsss candidate. the
stnop NAhiii-. vh~a the latter t-.st
lnss i~n rp~ ~n,b~ss VI her sf-s es-f.
i.ossd and ~As forced tn sssisr irosa
the soas-.s.
Osr of The s~ans~n 0As frs~n n--i b.
. prs i-osi and tho osh-s ~ss taken
In by tho vssisi-. but sos uniii tho
yacht bad dsorf-d hat.ri-s.iy b-hiad
tho R-.aiais. With h-s rival eu, of
the rss- the R~saial- fihishsd ri nse
snd 90. declared the sisa-r after
the s-ssiia .oa,miit-- had .ixnaii-d
that shs nerd sAit oaiy half af the
Z sishi~va milo soas~~
~ luck met vAnisi~ sfs-r sh. i,sd
covered less than fnar miir, ~ tho
ssr- and before the hnsis hat soand.
-.i the hs., mark tn uiad~afi. As
sh- ~ss iastine iaso = sisoas soaih
Wind her deck ~As al = sharp aasi-
and two NJ sh- men M hoard. half
hiisd~d by rain asd spray. and ham.
r~srd hy oiishins. Slipped over the
side. The soasd ~as covered ~ith
white ~at~ and In osvsrs In save the
n~a's lis~s vsstsse huse In. Life
hcits ~~s~ thrown In the sssusails4
sailon sna Il ~as sna~ time hefbs~
oar of them could br dsAsxsa On
hoard. A rscss bnat In tho m~aaiims
had pisk-i ap tho other.
In the meantime Rr-oiut~ had an
easy run tn her firss msrk-. tn"
mishap 10 vsniiic occurred In tho
lee NJ tho Long isiand shor~.
Though vanisic was In tho lead ai
tho time. Nrs"lu'c was fast over
hauling her.
Tho official time NJ Essoiu'c at
tho finish was i:sa:5o. The oiii-
eiai elapsed tim- Was 8! minutes.
~ s~conds.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
KANSAS CITY FEDS ASK
DECISION FOR DLANDiN0

Chicago. June i.-Thc Kansas City
Fce1ral league club today served no.
,,cc IN Pitcher Handing Of the Clcve-
land Americans to appear before
Judge Focll in the superior court
here next Monday when II Intends to
move that a temporary injunction be
granted restraining him from play
Ing with Cleveland or any club other
than the Kansas City Fcdcrals.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
'rspsses Federal
Csap1Dissioa .
Settle Ceal Strife

Wsal,Iaeion. u. a. lin~ =
\ federal commission so settle
the Caiota.io strike ttus'hi~s ~s.
proposed to pr-sidsai Wilson io.
ss~y by senator Oven. ~h" an-
nnua-rd his inieniiaa of Intro
du.ius a bill Tor such . body.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
UNION P|CkETs
'kIIlOiAP' TWO
AUST 'il0jSiR|Ai
MINERS
Esjeral O6cers hses,
ieete Latest Act ef
Strhers.Repsrt Aat
Cebedsle Cu Was
Fired Upsa. No
Arrests

Fsseibty taksa b striker Pieasss
spa tASis arrival il 1ysas1sd lasl
svsaiss. sws Austrian esal miner
bea11 fss & stA vsss aAseAe1 b
tAsis eapsen 10 saisa hssassarssss.
As3d tAsrs vAils uaisa lsa4sss sosgAl
- passssAs thsa 70 jeta ths saiss.
Afterwards having lhs pascs thsy
wsse sssTeaaAed o. ths street ey .
nsb q styiksn vhe ihyeaissed VIC.
lAacs asA sssessd b sws pelses u.
ticsss aaA Constable Ja1ss fssssii.
IN atsess ny thsy vsss thssassaed
WITH death ~hsa iAsy ATTEMPTED -
70 70 1sSsss.
Nishl Cspls,a Harry t.r~is i.nssdI
I'd rar ls .-- that The men ~-s- aos
sisaekea wiihis the eiiy lisiis -
os~ Of iuo Of tho STRIKER. bearded
The .as. To-day the federal sa'hofi-
Ties ss~ mskias an issesiixAsios To
ss~esSsia II Tn. nsn ~ssc employed
., Ss,sts OF whether they arr n~~
n~s IN the dIsevies.
Tho strike. piskess have bros
a~rsssx all ssaiss Al the railroad d..
posA. Nsnesuas sosapiaisis have
lAns9 Inase sanlRt ths : ssesvssy ~
thsss pschsss asd the saioe osfkIsss
have oass shaa oace be~s ~sa,ios-f
10 stop the pssrs,e~. but despite all
orders sad rsuiioas tho p,eh~is arr
sso~iax holder aud committing the
~sm~ acts that led tn ,h" arrest o'
Tony Lamont by the state militia
some lime sso.
The presence "f = mob "n the
ssYc~s. with a number Of th" excited
s,rik~r- sc.,icuiaiins like snsr'
fruit i.-,idirrs attracted public ai'rn-
iion to tnrm in front of yhr Atlantic
saloon. The strikers were apparent
" lryinx To :rcvrni tho men from
boarding the car. hence the inicrfcr.
rncc of the police Was necessary.
iIsic yesterday afternoon = report
reached the hcsdquartcrs Of Col.
I<,ck~st that shots had been Tired mp.
on . Cckcdai, car ncar the power
house. The shots came from the d..
rcctlon Of an orchard in that vicin-
i,y. Captain Rockcnbsch invcstisat-
cd. but was unable to ascertain
whether or no, there was any truth
to the report.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
JURY DlsAaREEs N
sUIIIvAN.H0E CASE

New York. Juno AFTER dclib-
Grating for moro than fourteen hours
n supreme court Jury reported today
that Il was unable TO come to an
agreement In the matter OF S22a.000
suit for alleged breach OF promise
brought by Miss Mac sullivan against
Arthur l. Hoe. son Of the late MIL
lionairc printing press msnufactur-
or.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
ROMANCE Of
MARSH GIRL
AND SOLDIER
SW EETHEART
bL|GHTEO

Eiisahsth 1assh. 10. . very pet.
~ yesag vsaaa. Of Trinidad. slspeA
70 Dsavss lasi vsek nth ClssAs EsI.
wsll. . nsahss ef the state aiiitis.
Dv. Z. J. cashesh. psoaisss, vet.
ss,sasy ssRssa q tbs city. isSovsa
hss 10 beaver sad vsved y al uhas
was hsly. seessdiag TO sepssss. that
~ wosA Nary As gid hinasii. q
Psevest aaysae else tsoa xr1aisg
her.
Aiss As,sh aad her yossy Lsehia.
var wsrs asrestea In DeavsT Sa,s'.
day.
Dy. cashssia declares that The
Aassh girl vss married 10 Charles J.
L. crsaA. Il 0saves. ssEs tine ago.
aaA he's Aeves kssa divorced.
Meanwhile the yossg nAa and
woman have rot hesa permitted 10
eoassnnais the nas,iase plaa which
led then - isave here Last veek.
cartoaid has made d-msns u.,nn
y. y. iI,sdi.k. an attorney. sho RIP
resented tho Marsh eisi three y~srs
asa during = mailer In which sh-
~ss insois-d in .oari. t"r the .'f-
s-ud-r nf . marriage ilrrss- he has
In hi. .-,.s-s-inn proving Ni-s
Marsh. marriage tn - cs".s-
nas.iI.k has 'h- isr~n.~. and IL
show. that Mis- Marsh "a. nv ssir'i
tn Ia csoss. but he refused tn snrrss.
DIR u Ia cast,osid. The ,is-as~ is
d~eovai~d With = large skuii and
csu-s -hoa-~. drawn In hsr'd. TIE
dsnUia Uss made hy IL Csos .
short time h~fns~ he snd his wif-
separated. and u 10 supposed tn depict
the .-niimrn,. he hosr toward her.
a.eosdiak To nusdi.k,
Cart,oaid hopes io obtain ros~~s'
sion nj the marriage ti-rn.r showing
tho k,fi's marriage. then he expects
to prove. Il Is alleged. that. though a
divorce was supposed io have be-n
granted tn Ia Cross. no decree vas
ever entered. CsrboIId's ins~siisa-
tion may extend tn Ia Cross. who
Ia the husband Of another woman. u
II IL shown that he never va. legal
" separated from his first wife he
may find himself u bisamisi. In ad-
dition Mis- Marsh cannot marry
Far~cii without violating the law.
Miss Marsh and La Cross ~cr"
married in Denver three years az"
and they lived together about =
year. La Cross. II is charged. left
his wife. and II was at that time. II
In alleged. he sent his wife their
decorated certificate.
The girl and Farwci!. whom she
met during tho strike troubles
around Trinidad. planned to lcav"
Denver for Enid Okla. If they could
get funds to obtain marriage IL
ccnsc and the services Of n minister
or Justice Of the peace. Carbould .
latest move. however. may he an OBJ
stnclc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
SENATOR CUNluNs ATTACKS
TOLLS REPEAL POLICY

Washington. d. C.. June l.-Scna-
tor Cun,rins attacked tho Panama
tolls cxcmptIo nrcpcal In long
speech today. declaring he was amaz-
cd at tho spectacle Of Americans
giving tothc Hay-Paunccfotc treaty
"a more liberal interpretation than
;hc British themselves claimed for
It."
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-04
STATEMENT OF R. W. DAVIS

81 have not Withdrawn member of the Trinidad Cham
bcr of do not intend to withdraw As member
stand for order heartily and endorse the law
and order policy have been and will continue to boost
for Trinidad and the Chamber Of commerce.-R W. DAVIS