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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
ROCKEFELLER AND
ASSOCIATES To
CHANGE PLEA
Court Grants Permission to
Amend Today to Men In
dicted in New Haven Case
Nature of Change Not
Stated.

Ncw YORK. Nov gO-Thc three
bleas Ia abatement filed hy william
Rockefeller and eight others OF the
~ directurs of the New York. New
Haven aud Hartford Railroad com
papy. under indictments aliegiuF ,lo-
lution 81 the sherman antl-trusi law
We're oyorruicd ln the United States
district court here hate today The
governments dcmurrcrs were sus-
tanned
william Eoe kcfellers standard on
millionaire. today h%esougnt permission
Of the federal court Co change his
plea 90 the indictment CharRing him
and twenty either fornieF directors u7
the New York Now Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company. with criminal
violation 81 the antitrust law. Mr.
Rockefeller aled a plea Do abatement
last Monday.
Mr. Rockefeller will be- Joined In his
application by Robert ". Taft Charles
a. Booker William Skinner and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
Foiussr Nous.

Torharh Gcrmany. ~ said To- have
the most profitable town forest
known; u Yields a1 ANIMAL net gain
Of fi2.ii an acre.
The state school ~ orestry az Bot
tineau. North Dakota announces that
q Will have one million trees Tor dis
tribution 10 the citizens 81 the state
durng 1913.
Apple wood. used almost exclusives
"a for saw handlct also furnishes the
material Tor many s~o-callea brier-
wood pipes and particularly for The
larke wooden type used in printing
signs and posters
What a. supposed to be record
speed Ia gcitinE men 40 "a forest nre
Is reported from oresou, whecr on
ono Of the national forests q ranger
went 4 town, hired ten men, u got
this force 10 the Gre twelve miles
away within As minutes after he was
notified by telephone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

wages of employees Is concerned that
ihey become $50 saiicitous for the long
su1oring public. s little group OF
financial pirates viii exploit some
tlHr0ad ana place burdens ON the
purlIc which generations yet unborn
WIN have to bear and you hcar not
oven % whisper of The rights or suffer
iugs oi tine public
Attorney James NJ. sheoha1. retain
ri hy The railroads, said that he
would reserve opening statement un-
$50 the representation of evidence Tor
the employees informed what line OF
ucfcnsc would Doe required He added
"Wc VIII contend, of course, that
thc present rate of pay is fun fair
and adequate. We have no quarrel
v,th Alr. Stone aa 90 the high class Of
men rcqnired to run locomotives. nor
Boz we question their responsibilities
ard Ihc arduous nature OF their du-
unr
lID said wages were adjusted Dol
1850 ly mediation and arbitration
ana tilt while in his view che pres
ut a~rfItrat.on should have Co do
Urp Ulth ehanges IN the last fouI
veula Mf. stones opening remarks
concerned $50 increased Responsible
Tics and hardships which have de.
vejopcl iu the lust % years and most
go which INC railroads assumed were
aaly considered 10 1910.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
Elaborate Plan for Three Day
Celebration Now Being Ma
tured Under Direction of
Prominent Women.
OPEN AIR FESTIVAL
IN ROBINSON PARK
Meeting of Every One Inter
ested Called for Thursday
Afternoon at $50 in High
School Auditorium.

a hroe-day community celebration
OF Christmas. with d municipal
Christmas tree as he central feature,
is the project Of a number ~of-promi-
ncnt Albuquerque women who today
saw their plans fully launched 10 is
proposed 20 hold this celebration ia
Robinson park. The tree. which VIII
~ lighted electrically ANA Tor W;,ich
current installation win be- do
mated by the Albuquerque lighting
company VIII Doc Illuminated Tor
three evenings. probably Christmas
eve, Christmas uieht and the night
after Christmas. and around 90 each
evening appropriate services with
old-time Christmas carols. win Doe
held.
The project BIS In uo sense one for
charity u 81 proposed aa 70 rolcbra-
tpn in which the whole potnmunity
VIII Doe invited Co participate and
which VIII provide The most unique
ana most enjoyable observance OF
Christmas This city hos e.,r had.
The community Christmas tree. a.
"a form of Christmas charity. has
been tried here many times in thls
"hAfAt NAA INV Ah 'IN LNf JUN ANfN
to join alike. u wilt hc lp Che FULLEST
sense a municipal observance 81
Christmas. The muula .psl Christmas
tree has proven splendldiy successful
in other communities and there Is no
doubt of its complete success here.
with the thorough going Organization
which lt s. proposed 90 uut behind
the plan.
a general meeting to which every
interested man. woman ald chlld in
Albuquerque is invited. bias been
called Tor next Thursday afternoon,
December sd. a. $3.50 O. clock in tho
high school auditorium At this time
the plans oC tho original committee
viii he presented and an DlEaui1auou
Tor their execution Will ur formed.
Gifts Tor the project wHI Doc invited
and 30 is now planned Co. -et up Il dial
az tho corner OF Central attnrr and
Second street on which thr dailt total
Of tbe gifts viii bc recorded There
Will. however, be no soliciting. as one
essential feature 81 tno plan .a that
every effort n its behalf and every
g.ft bee s-pontaueogs ana voluntary.
The Committee on organization
Wishes 30 distinctly understood that
everyone Interested is invited 90 az
sud the meeting Thursday afternoon
n the hleh sshoei and participate la
thp making of definite plans lor the
festival.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

ris. STATE ,s Clcofas Romero
TAursday, Dcc. t7 Fleischcr rs.
Day; Province 49, chavez
Sub-hnsc T. Attacked
Joe Barnett has started suit AGAINST
J.. ST. Abous lemau Go prevent tho
latter from continuing 20 subict TN
promises az ms West Central avenue
to George Etoch FOR "a lunch room
and restaurant. 10 Is alleged that
Abousslemau hired the store with the
express agreement tnat IL was 90 bc
conducted by himself as "a fruit and
candy store and that nc would not
Fublcase without the owners permits
sion.
Recently EtoCh. IL Dr. alleged. made
terms with Abousslcman aud started
"a lunch room in tho place, barnett
says ne ordered the restaurant BUSH
ness stopped. hut NO attention wsus
paid 90 him. He wants an injunction
cstopping Abousslcmnu from puttins
the premises 90 any use except for a
fruit and candy store Temporary in
junction was granted by Juegc Ray
nolds, and tomorrow afternoon
Abousslemnn and Etoeh will be given
an opportunity 20 present their side
10 thc court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

the field, was made public. NevI
.thclcra the military critics iu The "a
itgla of the allies. according Go u
patches reaching London. rem
convinced that the German inyasl
OF Russian Polatd has suffered
check which only tho most rtreuua
efforts OF the German command
c"u save from deseucrating into N
asteT
A news report from Petrcgrad 4
forth that thc Germaus. appnrenI
ignorant of tine extent of the RussD
opposition aiouF the Nistuia. or hoI
ing this opposition in contempt, tnr'
heavy forces against the Russian cd
ter lestinr very thin lines of cod
municntion between their wings n
created situation said % ho withu
precedent in the hstgfy of mihta
strategy
In the meantime thc resumption
tho Russian offensive resulted .u.
wedee. dominated by LODI. bed
thrust into The German center
the Germans can hold their lines
communication with their wings
tact they may be uble 20 withdra
la Tho view al British observe
without suffering d.saster.
Berlin aud Vienna continue to
port thnt the battle along the rive
Nlstula and Warta is proceed
without decisiVc result. aithou
minor successes, attended with I
rapture of prisoners and guns. d
siaimed Tor tho Austrian and Germ
n~nnrntlnna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
our cITIzEN's DEMAND
I'ully Complied WIth-AH Aibnqner-
zoe Resident Furnished IL.


There are few items which appear
ln this paper more Important 40 Al
n%uquerguo people ban the statement
Published below Ia thc iirst place.
10 g. fium a citizen of Albuquerque
and can bo thoroughly relied upon.
IN the second place 80 iEdisputaply
proves hat Doan's kldney Pills 10
their work thoroughly and not tcmi'
p%0rarlil. Read this carefully;
Mis- D. Fournciie. f1l $ Broad
way, Albuquerque, says - have
recommended Deans kidney pills -
many of my friends o. acqnaint-
anccs ana thcy have learned of their
value like myself. they ali Trims
highly of them. Some wears aFo ]
used three boxes az Donn's kidney
Pills and was cured of pain ln my
back that had troubled me Tor
many years was also relieved OF
rheumatic pains, ana J have never
been bothered a. any extent since.
L hold just as high an opinion ~
Doau's Kidney pills now, 80 J did
when I publicly recommended them
some Ysars ago. ] haYent needed any
kidney medicine since I am ccf-
lalnls erateful for The cure Doan's
Is lnsg Pills mnde"
Price 1or. az 7li dealers Dont
simply ASK Tor a Kidneg rcmedy-gei
Deans kidney Piiis-the same thai
Ma Fournelle had. Foster Mnburn
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
DISTRICT COURT IS
IN SESSION At
OLD TOWN
Judge Reynolds Back from
Gallup and Preparing to
Try Cases in Which Juries
Have Been Waived.

Judge IiaJuoldH and the court at.
tachos have returned from Gallup,
here the district couf term Tor No
klnley county has been held. Wed
nesday Judge Reynolds Viii begin
hearing ctses in which lurics have
been waived The list follows
Wednesday. Dee. 2 D. m Hhseh
1871 co. 81. Meyers Co.
THURSDAY Dec. 3. z D. Armiio
gs. piatefo.
Friday, Dec. e. 10 a ms chavez
SIS Tartagila Trimblc Va Mahhoub
saturday. Dec. o. 10 O. M Chascs
Vs. Apodnca
Monday Dee. z. 10 a. M; Dodsbn
rs. N~ewianders Nat EYbber Co. SIS.
Oieson q Exeter.
Tuesday, Dee. 5 schwentser Sc.
buhbs Mirabai ~. hod9Facco
"Wednesday. Dec y Fernandez 40.
~ Satedra; Bamhini ts McMiilin.
Thursday Dee. 40 Radaracco -.
nAi de- MPCC; clayton 81 rittman.
FRIDAY, bee 1is schrodt ST. Tru-
lilo. a. a.. ~ Fdy a ~ Wkf 50.
sup J.. q 3D. go.
saturday. Dec. clayton NF.
Lynn Zee ~. nutts, ihf.
Monday, Dee a. sandoyal ys car
abaial. Etoeh ys Western Meat g
Tuesday. bee 10; cliy ss shoHt.
CITY Y- shoat STATE w. Nizsi a HAT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
PETROGRND MORE Careful
~ us CLAIMS TOD

PetroFrad. nov. 30 .tVla Loadol
Sis hundred prisoners. sever gul
and many wounded fell into Russil
hands in yesterdays lighting 90 4
west 90 Lowicz. where the RusslaI
took ten miles 90 German trenuh|
between GioNne and sohota, accor|
ing 90 information received todd
through Trustworthy sources,
Glorno Is rs miles northeast
LODI and sobotu e. 20 miles aorth
Glosro The troops were protects
oy triple oarthwerks and vito a
fenscs
~ is scmi-omoiaily announced tlI
the Germans nave received roinfarc'
ments in f1e shape ~ Two infant
divisions and one cavalry division.
The es4upation OF Gioyno, niola'
and soDoia stralshtens ana ~strcnstl
ems the right wing, which is said
have widely o~ufnankcd the Germe
left. ~hrlnsing the Russian right fro.
90 20 20 miles IN be- advance q
Strykow who're a battle nov - raj
ing, and puts the German center ui
der an attack from Giovno and iod
Military experts are 81 che uplhie
that the situation today around Los
Is FAR more critical than IL WAS On.
iuF the initial ~reversef around Wa
saw "a month ago. They point OF
that the Gcrmau army D. zoe mil
from Thorn. its hasu and the Ia
that the occupation Of us present ~
sliion was so rrecipitate indicat'
that the line of rctrest vas NOT We
organised
Military observers alfo maintn'
thai the uermans win be great.
handicapped hy the withdrawal eve
should lhey execute the movement
fairl5 good order
The extent 81 che Russian adFanl
IN East PyusFia between the Man
lakes ana The river Aaseftph h. 90
cialiy sisted 90 BE- one days march.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

James s. Elton These defendants
hicd pleas Boo Abatement with Mt.
Rockefeller last Monday. ~ their
application Go JudEc Sessions. thc de-
PENDANTS Gud not Indicate The nature
oi me plea they wished 90 make
Under tne plea boz abatement they
sought Go have tho indictment dis
missed sa tile ground that It was de-
t|cctitc.
Applications Tor permission 10
chango their pleas We're made also by
-. Newton Barney, Frederick r..
Brewster. Henry * McHarg and
Georec r. Haker.
a Vigorous areumcnt agains; the
sraltiug ~ fuch permission was
made by Assistant Attorney General
SWacacr
Judge sessions granted permission
tn all niu men to change their pleas
Substitute pleas were not offered ut
once however, and agrecmeai proc
cecdcd ou the original pleas Ia aoate-
ment.
other technical grouncs apon
which AIR Rockefeller and hls assoc
cintes sought 20 have the indictments
dismissed were that the powers Of
Tho grand Jury had expired "a month
before the Indictment WAS returned
ana that The Indictment had been
qunshed uecause two stenugraphcrs
were present during the erand jury
deliberations.
81. Saa. her, rCplsiur, said the
cQosraplcTs were sworn aHsistanis
GO tAe United states district a%ttoruel.
lie also contendcd That ,he federal
law bestowed upon ludses the power
to extend che terms of Grand iur.cs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
FRANK WALSH GTTs
ON JOB IN DENVER

Denver Colo. Nov. S0. Frank -.
Walsh. chairman OF the federal ln-
dustrial relations commission. hold a
series of conferences today. prcpara-
tory to thc strike Investigation which
viii hc opened hy the commission on
Wednesday Mr. walsh conferred
with various representative Of the
United Mine Workers and the miue
owners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
CONSIDER COLORADO sTRIiNE
At INDIAN APOIIS MEETING

t~udanapolis Ind, Nov The
Colorado coal strike situation was 20
form one ul the principal topics OF
the ADJOURNED meeting Of Che ,Vce1-
tive boari OF thp United Mime Work
ors of America GO inc union head
quarters here today John b. white,
IresiIou' ct the organization said
the unfinished business joe over from
che Philadelphia meeting also would
be considered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

Guthoim rcpTesentlnc the Interstate
commerce commission Mr. Gutseim
announced hat an attempt viii be
made Go obtain an accurate analysis
of an tho financial transactions m
which the road has been invoke
The testimony win then bee turned
over Co the interstate commerce COM
mission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
RtSsIiN CLAIMS ARE MORT
CARIFtL ~ TNtrS ApPItAu

London Auf. 30 - 30 q. ~
References % the Russian success in
North Poland have become someah hat
chnftcnedf since the c%autiuna1l Fe
port Issued ay drama Duke Niehoias.
commander nf tho Russiau forces in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

fairs OF tho PcFc Marquette, DOW lH
tho hands or receivers, Has begun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

Unnecessary f0ushness' is o pif-
Iina sian on the wrist % apply 20 the
Penn tackier. H. should nave been
plnohed. Yet one supposes H. is a
yoanr man IN 5000 stanaing with hts
associates. and REGARDED a. an entire
- sentiemaniy exponent ~ pure anna
ietr Sport.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

Washington. Nut. Proposed
increase n ircieht rates, e%xtcndlng
t-hrnughout lne middle west and Ncat,
afftefIug many uiusscs ot freight
wrrp suspended Today by the inter
rtnlr commerce commission, pending
irfcef Ettluu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

Stallings soon scattered these play
crs 20 the four winds. Killing retired
from base bail. Brown died last year
and DicksOa vent over 20 the Feds,
together with Mcdonald and Camp
boil Houser dropped into the minor
lctgucs and so did Jackson. Miller
season, while Sweeney covered second
base for the Cubs. Dcylin played
scmi-pro bail in New York. Stailings
thereSorc. built up a new team ace
cording 20 his own ideas and refused
to depend on icgacies.
Rnssel Ford. pitcher Of the Buffalo
Feds, has conquered all the laws Of
physics, according e. John N. Ward.
lie says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

Le. hc Herald want aa do your
work..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

CONTINUED from rage one,

on thg German Qualifications east
Of Darkchmcu Jailed. WITH heavy
LOSSES Go tho enemy. from whom
we captured "a Few ofA ers and
600 men
south If The Weichaei tNis-
tula riycrD tho counter attacks
which were mentioned aestvrday
led 20 satisfactory rcsulta. Eigh-
teen cannon and more than i50e
prisoners fell into ug, ksada
Nothing OF note nos occurred
in southern Poland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

Paris. Nov. So q 30 D. M The
French official commnnication giycn
uut in Paris this afternoon fuli0wF
''in Belgium the enemy Ii remain
ing on the defensive. The artillery
nrc hos been feeble and wc have
made progress at certain points ln
the vicinity of faiye We hold securely
the positinns We occupied Nofcmpcf
2Sth
"ln the region of Soisscus tacTo
has been Intermittent artillery ire di-
rcctcd against thr town
"in the Argenne several attacks on
ina town ~ Dagatelie were ropuised
by Qua troops
There has been "a ycry heavy fog
the height of the Msuse
In che Woeyse District tae enemy
boubardcd the forest a. Aprcmout,
bal without result.
There y nothing So report in tae
Nusges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

ris: State Vs. Clcof1s Romero
Thursday, Dec t7 Fleischcr rs
DAY. Province ta. Chavez
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-15
FOOTBALL STARS
BEGIN PRACTICE
o'Keefe Will Again Coach
the Grand Forks High
School Team.

Football practice will begin this
afternoon for the local high schoo
team under the direction Of Coach
Hurry Up Heinie" O'Keefe, and
Captain Charles Dryden.
From now on the boys will be work
ed steadily every night, in the effort
to build up team which will fitting
ly take the place Of last years scor.
ing machine.
Although there are a number OF
holes in the line up, which it will not
be easy to I'LL, Coach O'Keefe, has no
doubt that he will be able to turn out
an aggregation which will do credit
to the local school, and strong con-
tender for the state championship.
In the mean time Manager c. X.
Baarman is hard at work on the
schedule for the season. Negotiations
are under way with number of
schools including Grafton, Park
River, Minot, Duluth and Fargo.
There will also, it is expected be prac-
tice games with the high school al
umni and the state university.
The signals for the coming year
will be handed out by Coach O'Keefe
this afternoon.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-15
East Gfand Forks
TWO MORE SENT
TO COUNTY JAIL
Police are Investigating the
Charge That Man
Was Drugged.

George Germain and Thomas
O'Leary were this morning each SEN
fenced to serve 80 days in the county
jail at Crookston by Judge William
Rasmussen in municipal court. Ger
main was sentenced for vagrancy and
the latter was sent over on a charge
of disorderly conduct.
Six other men were arraigned in
court this morning charged with
drunkenness or vagrancy, but their
sentences were all suspended pending
good behavior.
The local authorities are keeping a
lookout for two men who tried to
dope" a man called Erickson in the
Olson Brothers saloon Monday. Ac-
tcording to Erickson he left the bar
room for short time and left glass
of beer standing OH the counter.
When he returned he said there was
white substance on the beer and
that 1t had very peculiar order.
The men disappeared after an Of
ficer was summoned by Erickson.
The latter claims that the same
stunt was tried at Duluth by two
men and be believes they are the same
men who tried to. dope him yesterday.
These men dope men and then go
through their clothes and rob them.
The two men went to the woods yes
terday and no trace has been seen
Of them since.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-15
COMMITTEES TO
ADVERTISE CITY
Commercial Club Bodies are
Preparing Interesting
Folders.


Various committees Of the CONNER
cial club are getting out pamphlets
and booklets to be used this winter
in advertising Grand Forks.
The publicity. committee, Of which
Il. A. Bronson is chairman, is getting
out an envelope folder illustrating the
new building that Is being done lin
Grand Forks this year. The past sum
mer has been one of unusual activity
IN the building line, approximately
100000 in public and business struc-
lures now being in the course of erec-
ton.
This committee also is preparing a
pamphlet entitled Grand Forks in
Winter" This is a companion to the
booklet, "Grand Forks in Summer"
It sets forth the advantages of this city
IN the winter time, giving an excellent
idea Of the different sports and at
fractions.
The conventions committee is pre-
pairing an interesting eight-page folder
setting forth the advantages of the
city. 1t is profusely illustrated and
contains an excellent account of the
city as a whole. 1t will be distributed
to every member Of the organization
that Is to meet here during the next
year
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-15
STYLE SHOW IS
GETTING CROWDS
Grand Forks Finds it Fash
ion Week is Drawing
Many Shoppers.

If yesterdays opening of the annual
fall style show is any criterion, Grand
Forks merchants will have one of the
most successful weeks in recent years.
The preliminary showings were made
yesterday, and unusually large num-
bers of buyers were attracted to the
different stores.
Today. "Wednesday and Thursday
are the big days however. and many
out-of-town purchasers are expected
in.
The feature of yesterdays opening
was 'the show at the Odell companys
store last night The latest In wom-
ems and children's wearing apparel
were displayed by living models. The
place was packed to capacity. The
various hats. cloaks. furs and dress
coats We're displayed in an exception
ally attractive and interesting man
ner.
A Victrola concert was given by the
Stone Music company.
Other stores adopted equally at
tractive methods for displaying their
fall goods.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-15
Certt1ii11.teed
ROOFING
BUSINESS SECURITY.
Stegnntion In All Countries, Not
1nSuring This Security.

One of the most important
questions Of the day relates to
the extent to which q govern
ment should interfere in the af-
fairs of business. The success
full man has always had to run
the risk of attack. Safety from
unreasonable interference by
government or attack by others
leads the ambitious man on to
his greatest exertions. In some
countries. as in parts of Asia,
government rapacity has made
1t dangerous for man to ac-
necessities. In such a society.
nothing but poverty and busi.
ness stagnation can exist,
Governmental Intervention in
the affairs of business should
extend only over such things as
are necessary for fair publicity
and truthful statements. Under
such government, business Sc
curity Is at its best. Individual
ity and initiative are encour--
aged; the country is progressive,
ana It's future prosperity is we'll
guarded. But as soon as legis-
!ation begins to deprive the pro
Queer OF square deal. or where
business is regulated" by peo-
pie without the experience and
necessary training, business Sc
curity will be transformed into
business depression. A govern
ment should be limited to its
natural functions of Just and
reasonable legislation for the
greatest good Of the greatest
number Of people, and should
never show favor8 in order to
''catch votes" or to secure CAM
paign contributions.