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Evening star., 1914-11-08

saloon playing poker UP to midnight, and
can bring a dozen to prove 1t.
That's your affair, and guess you can
settle it in court tomorrow. Meanwhile
come on, McMurdo, and come quietly if you
don't want gun across your head. You
stand wide, Mr.. McGinty; for l warn you
l will stand no resistance when l am on
duty!"
So determined was the appearance of the
Captain that both McMurdo and his Boss
were forced to accept the situation. The
latter managed to have few whispered
words with the prisoner before they parted.
What about" he jerked his thumb up
ward to signify the coming plant.
"All right" whispered McMurdo, who
had devised safe hiding place under the
floor.
"I'll bid you goodby," said the Boss, shak-
ing hands. "I'll see Reilly the lawyer and
take the defense upon myself. Take my
word for it that they won't be able to hold
you."
a wouldn't bet on that" replied the Cap
tain. Guard the prisoner, you two, and
shoot him if he tries any games. III search
the house before l leave"
He did so but apparently found no trace
of the concealed plant When he had de-
scended he and his men escorted McMurdo
to headquarters Darkness had fallen, and
a keen blizzard was blowing, so that the
streets were nearly deserted; but few
loiterers followed the group and emboldened
by invisibility shouted imprecations at the
prisoner.
Lynch the cursed Scowrer!7 they cried.
Lynch him. They laughed and jeered as
he was pushed into the police station. After
a short, formal examination from the In
oh Inx fN fto
mon cell. Here he found Baldwin and three
other criminals of the night before, all ar
rested that afternoon and waiting their trial
next morning.
But even within this inner fortress of the
law the long arm of the Freemen was able
to extend. Late at night there came a
jailer with straw bundle for their bedding,
out of which he extracted two bottles of
whisky, some glasses. and pack of cards.
Evening star., 1914-11-08
Prevent Stuffy Heads Due to Colds

Absolute and immediate relief from cold
in the head, clogged nostrs and all their
attendant ills has been found. by the. use
a professor at the Universi,v' Sa of Minnesota s
Put 2 qts. boiling water in small bowl
jar; stir in two tablespoonfuls Benetol hold
head and bowl with heavy towel to confine
vapor breathe deeply 10 minutes. Your
head will clear. You will sleep well. Again
in morning and you're feeling fine. Best
druggists carry Benetol. If yours doesn't,
send 25c for bottle to Benetol Company,
Minneapolis, Minn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
FOURTEEN WARRANTS
ISSUED IN PULASKI
Labor Law Cases Are Compromised I'm
East Radford. Although Accused
= Pied Guilty.

= Agents OF the State Labof" Depart
Hent who have been breaking all rec
ords recently in the prosecution of
gases involving violations of the State
labor laws were again actively on the
JOB yesterday Reports received bt
Labor Commissioner Dohcrty from East
Iiadford and PULASKI showed a number
of new warrants issued and four new
convictions.
:, In all OF these cases the evidence was
worked up by Industrial Inspector j..
gerhard Ciinedinst, who has been
making long jumps and turning I'D In
unexpected places for several weeks
while conducting inspections and prose
cutting violations of the laws. In East
Radtord yesterday morning ii compro-
misc was apparently effected in four
cases The official repor; shows that
gil OF the accused pleaded guilty. but
me trial magistrate dismissed the cases
without imposing 4 fine. The accused
concerns that escaped penalty after
pleading guilty arc: Walker e Sublett,
U. II. Walker. manager; w. Il. Roberts
a. Co. w. II. Roberts. manager; tho
leader store. Herbert Artz, manager
and the Model Millinery Shop. Mrs A..
y. NOEL. proprietor. The charge in
each case was violation OF the ten hour
Htw.
In Pulaski Inspector Clinedinst sworc
out warrants Yesterday against, the
propr;etors or managers of fourteen
business houses and manufactures
charging violations OF the State sani-
cary law in eight cases and violations
Of the ten-hour law in six cases All
OF these cases we're set for trial in
Rhiaski. Thursday, November IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
TODD ELECTED BY GAME
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting and Election of Omcers
Takes Place at Husiness Mems
Club,

At the annual meeting of the vir-
sinia Game and Fish Protective. Asso-
citation, held last night at tho Busi-
ness Mems Club, officers to serve dur.
ing the ensuing year were elected as
follows: president, William Todd; frs,
Vice president a. F. Hunt; second vice
president. w. p. Patterson: secretary
treasurer, Charles Is. Cook. Executive
legislative. membership and press COM
mittecs will soon be appointed by the
newly elected president.
Reports were read in the meeting
last night by the president, secretary
and treasurer, showing that good work
has been done during the past year BY
tho association, and that limited funds
are on hand with which TO carry on
the work as outlined. The membership
of the association now numbers 500
and large representation was present
at the annual meeting.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one,
and various matters of interest were
thoroughly discussed, including the ap-
pointmcnt OF state game commits
sioner and OF regular wardens. whose
duty 1t will be TO that laws provid-
ing for the protection of game and fish
are rigidly enforced. The association
hopes to accomplish much this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
BANK WINS VERDICT
IN P|N|CHEFSkY SUIT
Husband and Vito Had Money De.
posted to Their Joint
Account.
EITHER EMPOWERED TO SIGN
Husband Drew Money Out, Where.
upon Wife Sued Bank, Claiming
Husband Had Signed Her Name
Illegally.

Mrs. Jacob Pinchcfsky sued tho
First National Bank In the CITY Cir
cult Court for s2o1.e2, which she
charged a the bank paid out to her hus-
band, Jacob Pinchcfsky upon an i'm
properly executed check. Tho fury
which heard the evidence YESTERDAY
Ieturned verdict for tho bank, and
the plainttf lost her suit
The case was the most peculiar tba
mas claimed the attention of the CITY
circuit Court for many a day. II
appears from the evidence that Mr.,
ana Mrs. Pinchefsky deposited the
money In question, to their joint credit.
mo signature card. on hle with the
bank' however. empowered either or
poth OF tho parties to sign n valid
check against the money on deposit.
Mr.. Pinchefsky. exercising his pre-
rogative as husband and copartner
IN the account. made, out n check for
the amount on deposit. signing his
name and that of his wife to il. It
was paid By the bank without question.
CHARGES HER HUSBAND
WITH FORGING HER NAME,
When Mrs. Pinchefsky learned of
her husbands act, she brought suit
against the bank. charging that her
name was forged to the check and
that the hank had no right to nav ~
Furthermore, she claimed, tho entire
amount on deposit was her money,
given to her by her father. Mr.. Pinch
efsky stoutly asserted in court ycster-
day that the money was his, deposited
BY him from the proceeds of his gro
Gerry business.
Judge Scott instructed the jury tina t
the burden, OF proving that the check
~as forgery rested on the plaintiff.
1t was instructed to give due weight
also to the signature card. which gave
either party, or both. the right TO sign
valid check against the account. The
jury. after remaining out more than
an hour, returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. holding that the check was
properly executed and signed By both
parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
SHOT THROUGH LEG
Lynn Jones DodRcs Two Officers md
Avoids ArrcHt.

Willie Loving, colored, was shot
through the leg by another negro, said
to have been Lynn Jones. early ycstcr-
day morning following a quarrel over
. cuspidor In shoe shining parlor at
Eighth and Cary Streets. The negro
was not seriously injured.
Jones escaped after the shooting, and
had not been captured at an early
hour this morning. He narrowly es-
capcd being apprehcnded by Traffic Of
Hccr ". q. Clarke at Ninth and Main
streets while he was Being pursued
by Traffic officer X. w. Grafton, who
had hurried to the scene OF tho shoot
ing from his post at Seventh and Main
streets. The negro cvaded Clarke and
fed toward Virginia Hospital. ana is
thought TO have found a hiding place
in Jail Alley bottom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
GOVERNOR RETURNS
Viii ProbnbI. Call General Assembly
for First wednesday, In january.

IL is probable that Governor stuart
SID call the General Assembly into cx
iraordiHnr! session The first Wedncs-
day IN January, the date contemplated
ny the Legislature when the act Great :
mg tnr Tax Commission was passed.
thc Governor returned 10 the city YES
terday. but said. in reply TO "a query.
tiia; he had not had time TO give the
matter his consideration.
Jhe Governor devoted yesterday TO
executive matters and received half n
score of callers .5mong the callers
Was Richard Evelyn Byrd. candidate
Epr The Hubernatorial chair at the cx-
piratlon Of the term OF Governor stuart,
Gld Robert l.. Pennington member OF
>tJie House OF Delegates from Lee
County: Both were favored with long
Interviews.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Court DIsml.ses church sousbb,,

PreliminRry skirmishes IN Jackson
Wards war We're won by the allies OF
Rev. Wingfleld Scott in Police Court
and James Williams were dismissed By
Justice Griggs. With a courtroom
crowded TO overhowing with partisa MS
which the church CONGREGATION had
been divided. 1t was shown to the JUS
tice that a. L. Launders was not a
had overstepped his bounds by .butting
into" the .squabble and swearing out
warrants for the two men. The court
The trouble 10 said TO have been start
cd over payment for several articles
OF furniture which the little mission
church had purchased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
RACE TRACK GAMBLERS
MUST SERVE JAIL TERMS
Supreme Court of Appeals Confirms
Decision of Circuit Court Of
Norfolk. County.
OUT ON BOND OF $4,000 EACH
Will Forfeit This Amount II They
Fail to Return to Virginia for Jail
Sentence-Last Case Is Disposed
Of-Governor's Course INDICATED,

The crusade conducted by Governor
Stuart and Acknowledgement John Gar
land Pollard against race track gamb-
ling In Virginia has been brought to a
successful elimination in the Supreme
Court of Appeals.
The judges OF tho Supreme Court
silenced the fro Of tho bookmakers'
guns this week. Yesterday IA writ OF
error was refused Lewis II. Smell. the
last Of the race track gamblers to APP
peal from the Norfolk County Circuit
Courts decision. On the preceding day
tho same Ill luck befcll Bookmaker
Cobe. They are two OF the thirteen
men who were fined for unla wful boo,x.
making on the jamestown Jockey
Ciuos track last spring, when Attor-
ne!-General Pollard. by direction Of
inc Governor. visited the race track
and subsequently directed the prosecu-
|, tion or the men arrested.
Eleven of the thirteen bookmakers
paid a fine of sa00 each and received
conditional pardons on their promise
not to return to Virginia. Two of the
thirteen appealed from the decision OF
the court.
MUST FORFEIT B0ND
or SERVE JAIL. TERMS
The refusal Of the Supreme Court
70 interfere with the verdict of the
lower court means that the two men
Will have To serve six months In jail
each and pay their fines IL they re-
turn to the State. They arc out on
bonds of $4,000 each. If they fail TO
return, they forfeit their bonds.
Other business was transacted by
the Supreme Court OF Appeals ycster-
day as follows:
Privilege docket
No. !. The Virginian Railway Com
pany VS.. Echols. Argued by G. A.
Wingheld and II. T. Hall, for the ap-
pcllant. and by Mr.. Colhoun, for ap-
pellee. and submitted.
No: 2. Waters executor VS.. Trefourct
ct ais. Partly argued. and continued
until to-day. )
The next cases to be called were
announced as follows:
Argument docket
No. ]. Hairston VIZ. Hairston.
No. ?. City OF Norfolk vs. Southern
Railway Company
No. 3. Stcinbach VS.. Steinbach.
No. 4. Crlsmond's administrix rs.
Jones ct al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Additional Warrants served.

Wafrants charging ]. $. Llpford, tho
charge OF violating the Mann white
slave act. with nonsupport of his wife
and child and with II capital crime
against Miss Marie l.. Sledd, who is
we're last night entered against him
AT the First Precinct Station by Detec-
tivcs Atkinson and krcngel. These Of
hccrs arrested the man on the white
slave charge come time ago, and his
case was continued by Justice Griggs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
DIES FROM WOUND
Paul stafford shoots Himself on First
Day of Hunting Season,

Paul Stafford, of Nottoway County.
who, shot himself through the body
wniie hunting on the first day Of tho
morning at the Johnston willis Hos
pital, to which he had been brought
for treatment. The body was shipped
Stafford leaves a wife and three small
children. one Of whom Is just three
weeks old. The load of bird shot en-
tered the mans thigh and took an up-
ward course.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Suspected OF Stealing CbtcLen.

TIC Case aRulnst Daniel Gallimore
and Alfred trarvie. both colored. WHO
are charged with being suspicious
characters. suspected of stealing sew
eral chickens from 304 North Third
Street. was yesterday continued nm
I'll November g by Justice GriRgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Failn to Get Diamond.

Annie Jones yesterday. in the Law
against Ell. Rowley. administrator OF
the estate of Henrietta jackson. for
5000 diamond ring. The court de-
cided In favor of the defendant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Held for Asylum AufI,oritie,.

inmate, OF the Epileptic Colony at
troiman lAkers. was yesterday oTdered
TO be turned over to officers OF that In
stitution~ by Justice Grigss In the TO-
lice Court. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
THE BUSY LITTLE BEE
HAS NOTHING WHATEVER
ON G. 0. P. LEADERS

Santa Fe. oct 1S.-About the bust
est people In New Mexico today are
the leaders of the republican party.
who are making frantic effort TO
save their candidate for congressman
from hamiliating defeat
Judge John X. Merle VIII 80 10
san Juan county in the next few days
IN an effort to offset the nroads on
the republican vote in that county IN
dieated by the drift Of prohibition
republicans for the progressive can
didnte. Francis g. Wilson. senator
Thomas 3. Catron, who has not peeh
in his seat in the senate for more
than two months. is due TO continue
his political meanderings through
New Mexico, CLAYTON county beng
his next stop The republican eantli-
date Tor congress returned Yesterday
IRON CarrNozo. Tie viii speak tomor-
row night in Las Vegas ana aitcr
three days tour Of San Miguel when
under normal circumstances IS heaVl-
IN republican, viii stump Nora Col
fax. Taos and Rio Arriba counties
Corporation Commissioner huSu
r. Williams will devote the hnal
DAYS Of the campaign to his home
county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
DUAL LIFE ADMITTED
BY ASCARATE ON STAND

Santa Fe, Oct 1S.-That he had led
a dual life was admitted on the stand
yesterday by Ricardo Ascarate of Las
Cruces on trial for the murder of his
wife at Carrizozo, Attorney General
Frank W. Clancy Of this city assisting
in the prosecution.
The defendant had known his pres
cnt wife. whom he married soon al
ter the killing of his first wife, for
nine years and had lived with her
from time to time, five children be-
ing born to the woman. lie also ad-
mtted that his first wife was en-
ciente when the bullet ended her he
but insisted that she has attempted
suicide While jealous of him. In fact
he complained Of the jealous disposl-
ton of his wife. saying that he had
been drinking moderately on the nlsh'
of the killing, but was not drunk, that
when he came home, Mrs. Ascarate
upbraided him for his infdelity and
then picked up Il revolver he had lalu
beside her bed and discharged it. lie
ran into the bath room and looking
back saw the pistol in her hand lie
begged her to desist, but she put the
revolver to her head still accusing him
Of infidelity He grappled with her
and the weapon was discharged, the
woman falling back on her bed dead
Such was the story he told ON the
stand. The case is to go to the jury
tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
Visitors to Museum.

Santa Fe, oct. lS.-Anywhore from
1.-TWO to six automobile parties, being
the advance guard Of the hegira TO
southern California, that will become
la regular torrent next year. visit the
museum of New Mexico daily and
more than one party declares i would
have passed on without stopping had
it NOT been for the attraction of The
museum and It's art and archaeology
cal collections Among those who reg
istered today were. j. pohlman, Trini-
dad Mrs. John Kelly. J. f.. Kelly
fern Kelly Albuquerque; Mrs. &. f..
Kelly, Charles Kelly sullivan, ms
Mrs r. Cochrane. 4. Cochrane, san
Francisco. Calf; Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Wigges. Colorado Springs, Mrs
u. G. Wilson and family, Montrose,
Colo. NJ. H. Hicks Chicago, III Mar
tiniano chaves y Chavcs and Juan
Montoya, Magdalena, y NJ j. a.
Markart, Alamosa. Colo; 4 NJ shupe,
Carson. r. NJ; John Mockle>, Santa
Barbara, Calf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
SANTA FE'S TAXES
AMOUNT TO ABOUT
$4,000 EVERY DAY

The Santa Fe railway company 5
taxes have increased INS per cent in
the last ten years according TO re-
port received here yesterday. ENi-
IDENTIFY this increase is not In tune
with President T. +. Riplcys idea OF
the rapidty IN which the cost Of llv-
ing for railroad should advance,
for he takes shot az governments
"a taxing machinery in his nineteenth
annual report To the company's stock
holders.
The Santa FEES taxes for 1914
amount to S5,525,5S5.3O. This Is near
~ $4,000 every day in the year.
While the companys taxes have
Increased ISIS per cent in ten years
President Ripley SAYS the invest
ment IN the property has Increased IN
that time less than 40 per cent and
the net income available for taxes.
interest and dividends has increased
less than A. per cent our taxes re-
qnire IA per cent Of the total net
income available for the purposes
named In the last i've years oar taxes
have increased SO per cent They
have increased more than 20 per cent
since 1913"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
FRENCH IS PROUD OF
SHOWING NEW MEXICO
MAKES ON GOOD ROADS

SPECIAL CONTEMPORARIES 70 MOANING JOURNAL
Santa Re- oct lS.--Mith seventeen
good roads camps maintained by the
state and the various counties plug
sins away at building roads. New
Mexico is beginning TO make "A show
ing Of which State Engineer james 4.
French is exceedingly proud. He in
spected yesterday the piece of road
the county is building on the north
slope Of the Tesuque divide and found
1t q splendid piece Of model ROADWAY
over which Arthur Seligman. of the
county road board has reasons to be
enthusiastic
w. f Jacobs has moved his camp
on FL Canine Real 10 within two aud
IA half miles of the bridge site at Ar
rey in Sierra county, and w. l..
Smythe has crossed the Alamosa IN
the same county and is nearing Gu
chillo with the good roads work. w
+. Jacobs has gone to eastern QUAY
county to locate bridge sites over tnc
Revulte and to locate the Panhandle
read east of Tucumcari.
Otero county has made special o.
min levy for the road from Sacramcn-
tos to Weed and from Alamogordo 10
Las Cruces, in addition to the resN-
lar 3-mil levy, thus making a total
road levy Of mills, setting an cN-
ample which it is hoped other coup-
ties will emulate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS
SOON TO BE BEGUN BY
4 EMPIRE ZINC COMPANY
,.,.e,., eo--.s.o~o,aes 70 .osssa JOURNAL

SPECIAL corstsPosprscE 70 MORNING JOURNAL
silver City, n. NJ, Oct. 1S.-That
the Empire Zinc company, a subsld-
larry corporation of the Mineral Point
Zine company, is to begin extensive
operations at Pinos Altos and Han
over. is Indicated by a visit being
made to the company's properties
by Arthur Thatcher. j. II. Troutman,
]. A. Nanwater. l.. q. Rowland, +. h.
Paul. c. A. Schmidt and c. r Brown.
Accompanying the party are the en-
gineers of the Empire Zinc company
The company has decided on the
erection of power plant and mill at
Hanover, and a mill at Pinos Altos,
II has acquired a valuable copper
and iron mine at Hanover, known as
the Copper Queen. Water from the
underground workings of this mine
is Of sufficient quantity TO operate
power plant and can be piped to the
mill site at comparatively low cost.
Tramways are being built connect
ing the properties with the railroad
at Hanover, and a tramway will be
built from Pinos Altos to Silver city
The Empire company contemplates
the early acquisition Of extensive sui
phide and carbonate zine claims near
Hanover.
The Hanover camp is showing re-
newed activity at the present time.
and in addition to the Empire COM
pany, other mine owners are develop
ing their claims and shipping ore.
The Home group of patented claims
last week shipped car Of copper
ore which netted $1,000.
The report comes from Pinos Al
tos of the early erection there OF a
community ore treating plant. The
electrosatic or HUFF process Will like
~ be embodied in the plant together
with stamps and amaleamation ana
wet and dry concentrating methods
used
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOU?


How many people suffer from an
aching back
How few know t1e causr
VI VI hurts to NoOr 0r Iil~
If YOU suffer sudden darllng phlns--
III YOU are weak. lame and tired,
suspect your Kidneys
watch for natures signal
The first sign may Pc headache or
dizziness.
scanty painful or too frequent uri-
nation.
Nervousness or constant dead
tired feeling
Avert The serious kidney diseases,
Treat Mo weakened kidneys Win
boans kidney Pills,
remedy especially for sick kld-
news
Endorsed IL Albuquerque by your
friends aud neighbors
A. smpier prop shoe store. 2is $.
Second S. Albuquerque. say Ahoul
four years ago ! began 10 be troubled
by weak Kidneys Ny back was latHo
aud felt al tired out Two boxes
nf Doan's kidney Pills cured me ana
have stayed cured
SIR Simpler s onls one of many al
buquerqlie people Who have gratefully
endorsed Doan's kidney Pills. If your
back aches IF your kidneys bother
Vuu. don't simply ask for "a kidney
n mrdy ask distinctly for Deans
Kidney Pills. the Same that Mr. Slim
pier had the remedy backed by home
testimony 50e al stores. Foster
Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo, y v
when Your Back is Lame Rcmem-
Dor the Name
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
Hunt saved From GnIIoMs.

santa Zee, oct 49, ATTORNEY Reed
Holloman who went to TucumcarL
his former home to defend Frank
Hunt. charged with the murder OF
John swazea and W NJ. Jones near
Ogle last spring reports that Hunt
has been saved from the eallows by
a second degree murder verdict The
strand jury IA Tncumcaii found twelve
true bills before it MAS discharged
YESTERDAY 4 man who had three
watches several knives ana q hand
fun Of dimes and nickels in his peck
cts was arrested by the city marshal
at Tucumcari as a suspect helnH
charged with having committed a
burglary at Santa Rosa,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19

Santa Fe. oct 1S.-tnlted states
senator Thomas Is. Catron yesterday
bought Ia the cicneeuilla grant OF
more thun 3,20O acres for $500 % 40
public sale hy Special Master John T.
McFic who sold the grant under a
decree Of the federal court for sur
veying fees due the government. The
grant is Just south Of Santa re and
has some excellent farming land good
water and plcndld reservoir slte
The amount bid covers the surveying
fees and costs The suit had been
brought hy the United states arainsi
~. X. lIutchings and +. j. Franklin
Of oklahoma City