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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

RoyE. Parrish of Clarksburg, West Virginia
Republican candidate for the State Senate Tor the
Twelfth Senatorial District, was born IN sardls
e1istric arrison County, West Virginia, and has
lived in Harrison county all his life He is son OF
To Parrish of Clarksburg, a member OF the frfn
ofI4royeiand Parrish oil producers.
He was educated in the public schools OH ar
7ison county. afterwards entering West Virginia
Wesleyan College,at jBucShannon West Virginia,
ofSWhich Institute he is agraduate. He cofnpetzs
ed the law course at West Virginia University and
1910 was admitted to the Harrison county bar
ses H has been very successful as lawyersansh
stands very high with themempers OF the PAL
Mr. Parrish has been interested in politics and mas
red valuable services to the Repubhc an par
y inthe past.
He was elected to the House Of Delegates IN
1912 and made record in the 1913 session OF the
legislature that issseldom equalled II "a s-ss I i
He voted consistently for Judge latham Colt
for United States Senator andMas unaillfously
selected by the Republican members OF the leg1s-
lature to nominate Senator Golf in joint-sess1on
when he was elected. eqGs.. Sc
He voted for and supported the Yost Prohlol-
tion Law Hewas one of a COMMITTEES sOf four ap-
nointed to draft the Workman's Compensation
Law which was enacted
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

He introduced and secured the passage IN the
House of Delegates of a Primary Election Law,
providing for the nomination of all candidates
from United States Senator to County Committee
isn as well as apreferential preference for Pres
dent and Vice President.3ss sse
sa He voted for a resolution providing fora con-
ssSftutional amendment giving the franchise to
women.
He voted for all the good roads laws passed at
tiieast session Of legislature, and is an advo-
cate of better roads.
80 Mr.. Parrish voted for all the progressive laws
enacted at the 1913 session Of the legislature and
was always .ready.to represent the wishes OF the
people. ss,. ~.
He is secretary Of the Clarksburg District Oil
and Gas Producers Association recently formed
for the protection Of the interests of the indepen
dent oil producers.
He is going before the people of the Twelfth
Senatorial District asking for their support on his
record in the last session of the legislature Mr..
Parrish. solicits the support of all the voters,
whether they be Republican, Progressive, Demo-
crat or Socialist
He promises, if elected, to represent al the
people Of the Twelfth Senatorial District and
stand for the laws that will be for the best inter
ests of the people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11

behalf OF Mineral lodge with Nav-
ajo blanket especially woven for him
at santa Fe. ID SHOWS in its center
the pythian emblem in culprs Nj.
wheaton was deiifhted with the rift.
unique among the many romcm-
hrances he has received from pyth-
Ian lodges. lie said TODAY that he
would ship II homo by express to
avoid the possibility ct losing IL ia
carr ing b. with him.
In hip speech al The banquet Mr.
Wheaton evoked thunueruus applause
by announcing his support of Albu-
querquc aH a sanitarium site.
br. l.. u Chamh.rlin was toau-
master at the dinner Addresses
we're made hy Chancellor Command
er Harry y. Cornell. of Mineral lodge.
Grand Chancellor Earnest. Corpor.
tion Commissioner Williams. and W
NJ. Berger.
Following IN H. of the candidates
Initiated last night % o. gulics. ..
singer Theodore Fricde. j o. Hugh
ey Alan Douglas D. g. uugy. Ed-
ward g. Fogariy Fraut w. Dorm.
George g.. Taylor and tuY s Hubhs of
Alhuquerque Harvey A Poorbungh
ui Roswell. Thomas shelter. Ed J.
White Joe Guglicmo. William Pms.
key of Madrid. l.. y Wootters ana
W il. kcgel, of SANTA Fo. Henry A.
Arthur and q. e Maple. of Mndrid
w. T.. Dodd. q. n. Reynolds aud
Isaac Rarth coz AlhuuucrIle.
Telegram from SnIucmc Chanct.ilnr.
Among the many fhinrs tpat the
occasion developed 90 mak, the local
h.s
telegraphcd this morrins 90 Mr..
Wheaton by Thomas J. CarliI. the
suprem. chancellor.
Convey to the pythians." wrote
Mr. Carlin. 'my henriicst greetings.
) wish them Gudspccd boz their rlor-
ious work for the uplifi oi humault,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
rRy Lca-cu wire to Eyeulng Herald. !

iokin March ~ Brigunds today
sacked and burned the city of ino
iokoN killed pr r. Froyland
Norwegian missionary. and wounded
cV0Ia other foreigners including tho
Rev a.. NJ. sauna. another Norwegian.
A force of 500 brigauds obtained
ientranco 90 tho city hy means of
.roachrf. fr"m within. They immedi-
~~~-.~-~-~~~~-s~--S~-~
throw Madoro ana later ned from
McNlru under protection of the Unit
cd States. returned here today with %
party of McXicaus and Americans In
tcrcsteu iu Mexico. They prepared to
ISSUE stotenont later in the day of
their purposes.
From what was told the senate for
eien relations committee last week by
Pedro del Nilar who accompanied
Diaz today. the purpose OF the Diz
adherents. iH to restore peace in Mex
leo hy o. plan thHt would not rccog-
ui2e Hu"rtH CarTauz8 coz villa sem
ators said sanction bad been asked for
"a nuutcr-rcyolutl0narN movement
Members of the party today accom-
the help of the United States in an
armed revolution. They sttd they did
not know whether they ald appear
before the committee ngain or concen-
tratc their EFFORTS on getting "a hear
ing at he state department. General
piaz. it WIS said met senator Root
last week in Washington. and also
senator Fali explaining his purposes
to them Senator ShiV.ly acting
chairman OF the foreign relations com
mittec said today that while the Mex
leans had given the committee some
interesting Information no action or
approval had hcen given to any rev
olutiogary movement
In the plaz party was 4 A. Brown
lee. laWver and mining engineer OF
Ncw York. who ~ developed had re-
cenily asked for conference between
niaz ana secretary Bryan and Prcyi-
ccnt Wilson. Tho request was de-
uioI.
Mcmbors OF the party declared Dinz
had hcrn invited to confer with "n
hieh official" Practically an Of the
party were registered az downtown
hotel under assumed names and
avoiding publi0ity as much as pos
sihlc
Tho inforlatlon that Diaz and
rroun OF followers were ip the city
vHs conveyed moilcHlly 90 tho SIM
mittoe bat Acting Chairman Shlveiy
said that no application for @ hearing
had Conir to him
Senator sheppard OF Texas had
read 20 the senate today several toi-
egrams from along tho Mexican bor-
der indor-iug the senator's recent
declaration that the majority OF tho
people IN Texas were In sympathy
with The ADMINISTRATIONS policy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
CONGRESSMEN n
SHOCKED BY
CONDITIONS
IN COLORADO
Telegram Advises Committee
Chairman Women and Chill
dren are Driven Out in
Binding Snow Storm.
AMM0NS WAITING FOR
REPORT FROM CHASE
[ny I.cascd vic 90 I.yenIne IIcraId. ]

lfiy Leased Wire sa Evening Herald. I
Washlngton March ii-Chairman
Foster of the house mines committee.
which investigated th- Colorado coal
mine strike. today received the fol-
lowing telegram ftcn officcrs ~ the
United Mine Workers OF America IN
Colorado:
''rweuty-throe milltlamen undor
orders of Adiutant General John
chasc this morning demolished strik-
crs' tent colony nt Forbes Colorado
Mon. women and children are home
Ices in blinding SNOW storm. In
hahitants of tho upper tcnt colony
ordered hy militlament 20 ieavc their
homes within IS hours or be de-
ported"
Mr. Foster SAID the committee had
been shocked boy conditions IN tho
strike area
Drastic Recommendation Coming.
Chairman Foster said the con4Uif-
toe stood ready tn report drastic rec
concentrations % conprcss as soon as
Dc could assemble o. data Ne said
that while the committee did nos feel
satisfied that IL has actual proof of
roonage In the coal nelds. t had
fiiiking evidence OF men forced 60
h"c over the mouniains to escapo the
armed suards ana ~ tented cities
rfer which The miln.amcn IN the pas
OF the mine companies stand guard
We have admissions from the mino
companies that they issuod companies
choc8s mFtcnd of issuing postal orders
ns requested hy tho miners and that
they charged the regular postal rates
"n these company checks" said tho
chairman.
Mr. Foster added that politics COM
pllratod the strike situation and that
tho compauy had evidence of trans-
Eression of The rights of the voters
In Colorado. ana Of Violations of tht
state laws regarding tae appointment
~ deputy shefins ifo said that pri-
yutc guards had shifted their machine
suns and scarchliehts from tho Wost
virginia field. which WAS recently the
scene of congressional Investigation
10 the Colorado fields that every man
In that strike district goes armed and
that miners are facing the winter IN
tented colonies.
1T is a dcploIable, shocking siiua-
tion in Colorado. " said MIR Foster "an
awful state of Industrial warfare.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
Each Mexican to
Get 81 AcreS
of Land
Villa Evolves Scheme by
Which Everybody will Get
Rich. Town Lots also to be
Passed Around.
my Leased Wire 10 I3,enIpe ncraId.l }

my Leased Wire 10 E,ening Herald.
Chihuahua, Mex, March 1.-THE
military goycfnment today issued a
decree Tor the distribution uf public
lands, Including those confiseatcd.
amoug soldiers of the present reyolu-
Ion. disnhled veterans uf the Madero
revolt aud widows and orphans OF tho
two rebellions.
IN advance %! survey ay engineers
t Is intended that each benehcIry
wiii receive a farm ~ G. acres
The decree safeguards the gifts
with provisions that they shall not be
subject 10 execution Tor debt nor can
the owner sell The Same wiihin ten
years
Wnle those who have suffered In
the wan viii be given first choice in
the distribution. civilians have right
TO sppiy. and there may hc land
enough for some of them
The decree provides that no person
with reFources equal 10 one Of these
farms shall participate In the benefits
OF the plan. nor will one person be az
lowed to own more than 81 acres
Should an owner of farm fall heir TO
smother he must dispose Of Il within
one year.
There viii be distribution OF town
lots also. The decree excited great
interest here az Il Il the nfst definite
attempt TO apply the conHtitutioaalisis'
plan for solving the land problem.
Two commissioners from General
conireras, who is at the head of the
rebel forces AZ ppdrlrcna afato of
Durango, conferred with General villa
today about the Torreon eampaien.
They said the federal garrison OF Tor
fcon Is about 1000 men and that the
place is surrounded By rebel forces.
u has no communication with the out
sids world, they reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
RATE DECISION
AGAIN DELAYED
BYCOMMERCE
COMMISSION
Hearing on Five Per Cent
Freight Rate Increase POST
poned for Thirty Days.
STORAGE HEARINGS
TO BE HELD AT ONCE
[ny Lcased wlre 70 Esenlne Hrrald. ]

lhl Affsrtu wire 10 EtohAHE Htfot0.
Washington, Match 1.-The inter-
state commerce commission announc-
ed to-day IN connection with the pro-
posed nve Ter ceaf advance In freight
rates by eastern railroads. hearing
iu this city March 2s. 'rcgarding the
storage OF freight az terminals aud
ioading and unloading carload
freight"
Hearings heretofore announced for
March a., 10. and ~ on lake and rail
rates have boon postponed To April .,
3 and & They viii be held hers.
Applications OF railroads to con-
tinue after July I their holdings OF
water lines, under the discretionary
authority conferred on the commits
sion by the Panama canal act will be-
Elm here April and continue during
The month.
The commission today directed ex-
press companies 90 classify Ice cream
as an article of food. The effect will
ne to reduce the rates nearly 90 per
cent The companies have Indicated
thair willingness 10 obey the order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
Telix Diaz Shows up Again in
Washington with Large Re-
tinue Waiting Chance TO
Press His Cause.

President Wilson approved the orr
ders within haif an hour after they
were prepared ANA % WAS explained at
the white House that the plan Co
strengthen the border patrol had been
adopted at the suggestion nf Repre-
sentative Garner of TrXas who told
t1e president and secretary Gtrrison
thAt the people ON tho border had
become very uneasy as a result of the
NergaIa incident ana that in addi-
tiup to preserving the neutrality iHWs
the presepcc OF the troops would do
much to restore confidence on the
border
Secretary GuIuson ISSUED this
statement
"'ro uiay as ter aa possible thr
fears uf the pcopi' ON the border the
president took up with mc the qups-
tion OF sending SOME additional
troops there. As % result have or
dercd the Seventeenth infantry and
tho ninth infantry to bc sent there.
Tar seventeenth infantry Is now at
Fort MrPhcuuu, Co. and the Niuth
infantry is uuW Hi Fort Logan ~.
Root Ark, and Fort Thomas. Ky
They will Doe stationed at present nt
Eugle Pass and at Laredo. ana the
cavalry now ut those places viii De
relieved Cor more oxtrndeh border
work"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
General" KeHu
and His Ar1nu
Still on Job
Refuse to Assist
Stricken Communities in
Getting Rid of the Hobo
Army.
[Dy I.a.ed MIrc % r,cnlng ncrnId. /

By Leased Wire To Evening Herald. I
Sacramento. March ii.--OflicialE
OF Sacramento and Yolu counties
won; .uio conference agan early to-
dag IN an attempt to decide as co tile
disposition of General" KeIleys
army of unemployed, now IN camp on
the Yolo side of the sacrimento river.
Sacramento officials declared at the
outset that they would consent 90 no
compromsc that would permit tho
iohless band to return tn the capital
city. The Yolo county authorities
again appealed 60 the Southern Pa
cific ana Oakland and Antioch rail-
road companies to provide 'rnnspor-
tuuon facilities To- carry tho uram-
ployed back to san Francisco bay but
the companies refused.
Solano. Contm costa ana Placer
counties served notice officially on
lulo aud Sacramento counties todny
that they would not permit tho In
dustrlal Workers tn come within
their borders. This decision. if en-
forced, would prevent the army
from proceeding eastward or west
ward from its present camping place.
While the citizens committees
have ceased supplying the campcrs
with provisions individual members
sent enough supplies today to feed
the entire force
There lies the entire trouble. "
complained a city official III con-
trihutions 10 the army were cun-
fined to loaNes OF bread. so that its
only diet would he bread aud water.
these men would scatter out and md
work within week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
CONFERENCE ON
ItII. NTIONS AT Af.tfA plttfsfA

Aqua rrieta, sonora, Mcx., Mar D.
f--Discusslon WAS revived today re-
earding the relation OF the United
States government with the Mexicnn
couatltutlouausts with reference 90 the
Interests ot foreigucrs in Mexico.
Frederick simpich. American consul
at Nosalos arrived here This morning
and bad % short conference 9ith olon-
eral Dafranza. who was preparing Co
leave on his march into Chihuahnh.
Tho cousutmionalist commander de-
layed his departure ln order 60 ans
wor what was believed To have been
another communication from secre-
tnry of state Bryan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
IRy Leased Wire 70 Evcn,ns Herald. ]

Washington March ii,--Ar that
icmained today 10 make law of tho
hll prov .ding fcr the government
built mlroad in Alaska, was prcsi-
dent " lsnn's signature After many
Weoks of consideration. congress
Yesterday placed its acal Of approval
on thr bin the perfected measure
was rushed over to The government
printing office ia be reprinted and u
wns placed on President Wilson'S
desk today ror his signature. fic WIS
expected TO sRn the bin during che
d3s
Tho finishing tous he's on tho Alas
Kan railway bili so fnr as congress
is concerned were completed late ves-
t"rdey Tho senate adopted the
conference report on the measure
whIh h,d previously been adopted
hN the house and finai action IN CON
Fress camo WHEN Vice President Mar
rhnH and Speaker Clark affixed tholr
signatures to &c.
rhe most stop followed immediate
y WHOM the hll w8s buried tn the
governments printinr shop FOR re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11

Portland, ore March ll.--F. e.
Cromwell was Formerly Ia c!,u service
empinye in the Philippine islands Hc
Was born end rnised in Portland and
on returning here from the orient
he hneume egpged lh the mining
husiefs later his mining and land
Interests took him Co Canada. where
he married. cromwell icft for MrN-
leo last summer and was last heard
ifem on the border in December
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
CNRRNNZN MNkES MORE
PROMISES on PROTECTION

Washington March ti.-Consul
Simpich at Nozales reported to the
state department today that he had
assurances from 'Jrranza thnt lives
and property or Americans and other
lorolsuors would ho projected ana that
au molcstHtiun uf foreigners would De-
avoided Jhroushout the Nogalcs dis
trlct
Cauanzn issued ihe orders on Com
sul SiuWchs protest undcr insfruc-
tions from Secretary Hr5an, protect
Ing agrlnst rchol depredHtious or
GEORGE RVcrldpe's ranch ana ;hc
Ganahl hacienda in the Noealcs dis
trici Curtug has further promised
that thero wiz Pee mo- more assaults
like that ou the son of silas King at
Caco.
The authorities at Tampico have
promised the lmncdiAt. rrl,lsp Of an
American of tho name of Byrd. held
u,ir thnt .ity
Consul Lotchor 1t chihuahua rr-
ported thW thc threatened seizure OF
The ranch OF W. -. Snyman Brit
i4I subject has boon nthh,torii} srf.
titd hs m appeal Co the chief state
authorities uf chihuahua
40 new REPORTS have becn received
at th. department. ng the Benton
BHuch cot Norr1ra cJsfH
secretary Bryan. Uhu laat night pee
ucWtd his demand rar tbe punishment
of Ntrs1ra's sHyers. said to-day ho
would continue tn trfusmii t0 charge
pShaughue-a1 aU tu, evidence gath
cred in that ease,
George Rutlodz,, Mtyiom Npr'n-
western railroad superintendent, tur|
whose wheres bouts inquiry ms hccnI
mndo at the state department vHsI
.ordine tn report from Consul Ed
R aris,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN To
RESCUE MOTHER JONES

ponver March IA telegram
from Adolph Germcr at chicago sdv.
en- out today hy John McI.ennan.
president Of district 10. United Mlno
Workers of America. SAYS
Us Mother Jones still held mil
ihry prlsonerP n 20 Socialist marty
viii inaugnrate nation Wide cam
iinlgn In an effort to secure her re.
iensc. Wire az once"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
RICARDI RUN DOWN
AT MONTE CARLO


Nv ttAN'N Ntft w AffFhAHk AAtftlFs
Lns Angeles. cal, March it.-Con-
siantino y. Riclrdi whose arrest on
his arrival 90 Monte carlo was report-
ed yesterday, lied from Los Angeels
last month just previous 90 the nlinF
OF complaints that ne had emhexzled
$1,000 from clients. The specific
charge Is thar he sold stocks belong
ing 10 John shaw. an engineer. aud
kept The proceeds. amounting %
$1,000. The police assert that this
transaction involved sum greatly in
excess of this amount Just prior 10
the filing of the ombezslement com-
pialnL Mrs. Riccardi who was Miss
May culver daughter of the founder
OF an Indiana mlliiary institute. hled
suit for divorce.
Riccardi Is said tg BE- the son Of "A
Roman pariameninran and before
leaving here he told friends he was
going to Italy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
MINIMIZE IMPORTANCE or
Ali AIR NJ NV ArI.AN

Douglas Ar'z. March ii.-G Ea-
monet. McAi,uu federal consul here.
said today be- mad received UNOFFICIAL
information thut the insursent forces
bcsiegine Mazntlan had mo' "a serious
reverse. There was mo- confirmation.
'onHtutiunnlist officials here and
at Nosales reported that the anair az
Mazatllu WAS only slight skirimsh
with few casualties and had no im-
portant bearing ou the sta,.s of the
Siege.
consul ouyuu ruusfitutlonallst rep-
rosrntatiyo ut Noslics, suid hr would
give fuu Information concerning thc
ensagcmcut as spun as it W1s received
ut rebel hyadgunucra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
NJ TRACE OF MISSING
PORTLAND MINING MAN

pouslls. Ariza March 800 b. o.
Cromwell. tho mining man who dis-
appeared INST DECEMBER after saying
he Wns COINS into Sunufa, Mexico,
came to Atisann from Portland, ore.
hrs. cromwell nuN uI Vancouver.
d. g.. wrote to E A. Packard. a
hauhrr here. that she had asked the
state department az Washington for
.ld in binding her husband.
MrH Cromwell said hcf husband
told her lea "a letter mst December
thHt be- would leave Tucson the day
iulluwing Christmas Tor sonora. going
hE rt, ui Douglas. ne was not seen
here.
Mrs Cromwell believes ho was
either killed boz Mexico pr b. hcing
held 1 prisoner pN the rebels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
nI.OODHoUNDs WENT STRAIGHT
TO TOHnrS TI.N'c COLONY

Denver. Colo, March li.-Goyern-
or y A. Ammons said to-day that ne
had received a verbal report of the
demolition ~ tents IN the strikers
colony ai Forhcs by milliiamen. lie
snid he had instructed Adiutnni Gen
eral Chase % send IN d complete re-
port % the affair In writing
THE history of the Furhes affair
goes back several DAYS" said the
sovernor soon after the inyesii-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11

Washington. March President
Wilson today sent the following NOM
nations to the senate;
Assistant secretary OF the treasury
William = Malbun. of Denver.
United states marshal district oi
south Dakota Thomas ". rauhmnn
uf rhukinton. 5. u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11
Expert Forger Is
Run DoWn in
wd
Man Who has Swindled Sue
cessfully in Half Dozen
Cities, Captured in Mar
shalltown.

liN I."a-ed Wire ~ Evening Herald.
MarshaitlWu Iowa. March H.
James 5. Frear alias : Homer kep-
pei, ugtd 20 who has been known as
husiness man Co his neigh bors &c
state Center uNa, is M iail here to-
uay. chfrgsd vita forgery by the clt-
izcus' SAVINGS bank uf Ayora
He was arrested - detectives who
clim hc s also wanted ia Syracuse,
=. s.. Tor alleged forgery OF eighty
different notes
The detectives claim thar Frear ad-
miuod to them that he operated in
Indianapolis, Moline. lll. and Omaha
and that ho also said he was hisn-
mist having married "a youag woman
at Omaha last necomhor while he had
"a wife at sidney. y. y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11

atcl, applied torch and sword all
around.
They burned down the Asiatic Pc
rolcum and tho singer buildings and
looted the American Tobocco COM
pany's premises
Aiicrward they proceeded To- tho
arsenal whore thoy secured zoo RI
ues. several field guns and much am
mInitien.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-11

The prisoners are Victor Gnerrln-
ger, 26 years old. ono Of the owners
Of the resort. H. y fireman. an in-
Furanco agent, "a years old. Thomas
J.. kinevAn. solicitor es years old
Oscar tinrrison. "a years old. "a
plumbers helper
All were held without hand. The