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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
Eddy COUNTY Tax roll.

Santa Fe July 29.-The Eddy coun-
ty tax ron received today by the traV-
cling auditor after long delay, added
to the valuation of the
state, being an unexpected increase
over last year. when the valuation
amounted to $11,795, ISL. The exemp-
tons too, were less this year. being
$233, 025, as against $25a,Sl' EddE
being one of the few counties Wheie
this Is the case. The taxable valua-
ton this year is S4,009,5 52. as against
|s3.S53,090. This makes Eddy county
the seventh in wealth in the state, the
leading six being Chaves, CoiaX,
Grant. Bernalllo. San Miguel and
Duna Ana. Santa tc county viii TINS
year supplant Valencia county IN the
Ieighth place
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
TEACHERS HAVE ONE
MORE CHANCE TO PASS


santa Fe, July sa.-So that teach
crs who failed to obtain the desired
certificate at recent examinations,
may have another chance, the oNamin-
crs and the department of education
are rushing the work of grading the
examination papers. For the follow
ing counties. tho second examination
viii be held ON August Z and 81 Her
nalillo. Chavcs, ColfaN, Guadalupe,
Luna. Mckinley Mora, Quay, Sando-
val. santa Zee. Socorro and Valencia.
For the following counties II Will De
on August Is and 80. the closing days
of the summer school at santa re.
Taos. Curry. Dona Ana. Eddy, Grant
Lincoln, Otero. Rio Arriba. Roose-
welt, san Miguel, san Juan, Torrance
and Union. This gives an opportun'
ity TO all those who flunked to re.
trieve themselves or those with ;
third or second grade certificate e
obtain higher cerification.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
FARMER FADES
AWAY; MYSTERY
( BEING PR0BED
John R, Larkin Of Vaughn Van
iSheS Into Thin Air. Leav-
ing Growing Crops and
Much Cash in Banks,


Vaughn. n. NJ, July 29.-Mystery
shrouds the disappearance of John
X. Iarkin. well to do farmer, who
left his farm. twelve miles north Of
Vaughn. on June ~ and has not been
seen nor heard of since. No attention
was paid TO Larkin's disappearance
until yesterday, when local mer-
chants began to inquire of Luis
Aguilar. a ranch hand, employed by
I.arkin. as to Larkins Whereabouts.
Aguilar had been coming into Vaughn
for month having supplies charged
TO Larkin's account Questioned, Agni-
lar declared he had not seen his en-
polyer for month. According to
Aguiiar, Larkin returned to the farm
from Vaughn in the afternoon on
June 81, accompanied by young
man, an American, Larkin told Agui-
lar not to unhitch the team as he
intended to return to town within a
few moments Larkin and the
stranger started toward town. Early
the next morning the stranger re-
turned to the farm. volunteering to
Aguilar the information that Larkin
had taken midnight train out Of
Vaughn. He did not say where Larkn
had gone. The young man turned the
on horseback He has not been seen
since and Aguilar had never seen him
before.
Larkin Well to DO.
No reason is known why Larkin
should leave the country. His farm
is valuable one, there being eighty
acres of growing crops on the place
at the present time. He has big
sum of money on deposit in CO.
roma bank, which has not been
drawn on since he disappeared, and
also is said to have money deposited
i'm a New York bank. Aguiar says
he has been expecting Larkin to re-
turn and because of this. continued
to live on the farm and keep the
place up.
Larkin is described as being man
80 years old, with a white spot or
blotch in one of his eyes; raw honed,
about : feet, II inches In height,
Weighing 175 to 200 pounds. with a
large nose, and usually wore cap
and when last seen wore brown
suit.
To Engage Detective.
Acauaintanccs Of Larkin in Vaughn
are considering the advisabillty on
securing n detective to probe the
mysterious disappearance or the
man. They are of the opinion tnai
the strange man who accompanied
Larkin away from the farm q menu
ago holds the solution of the ms
terv and efforts viii be made to b.
cate him. and in this way learn th'
reason for Larkin's disappearance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
LOCAL DRUGGIST MAKES
MANY FRIENDS

Butts, Incorporated. reports w.
are making many friends throuS" -
QUICK benefit which Albuqueique
people receive from the slmpie NJ
lure Of buckthorn bark, glycefihe' e'e''
known as Adl.r-i-ka. This reneuy pe'
came famous by curing appenuiOis'''
and il is the most thorough ooNe'
cleanser known, acting on BOTH 'he
.ower and upper bowel. JUST ''-Ni.
DOSE Of Adlor-i-ka relieves eeons'l"a-
ton and gas on the stomach aimos'
IMMEDIATELY,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

santa Fc, July 29.-Capt W. -
Reid arrived today from Ration 10 W. ~
Mrs. Reid and son, Thomas, loi sne
summer school session. IheF - -
rented the Lee Miller house on cast
Palace avenue. ,f,rr,,
Adiutant General and Mrs ilaIIy
II. Herring returned from hoS ~
where they had been guests ~ Da nd
tain and Mrs. Charles de btF'i ,'''ir.,
They came overland in a cha,m ',at
six of Mr.. and Mrs II. v Nauch 81, :
who accompanied them together .r Mio,
Laurie and Miriam Nauchelet caorge
report that cx-Mayor and Mrs ~ 20 /,
T. Veal will leave Roswell IN lhVi, NJ
on Wednesday morning with JUN 'se
and Mrs. G. A. Richardson Tor "
good roads convention. CLERK ,,is.
Sanford, Of the corporation eo'n' a "a
sion, received a wire from ~ '','',na
reserve five rooms at the Montc ,1uad.
for an automobile party that Is ne''u
ed for santa re from that poih'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
Tnalncer Hooker Returns.

Santa Re, July 29.-Engincer p. ;.
Hooker came in today from a good
roads trip that covered the southern
part of the state. He Inspected the
good roads camp at Rincon and sur
veyed the site for the bridge across
the Rio Grande at Arrey. Sierra coun-
ty. Yesterday he started good roads
gang to work at Tularosa toward Os-
euro on the Alamogordo-Car
highway. He also made arrange
ments to start work on the pile bridge
at carrizozo arranging for a pile
driver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
FROM PRODUCER TO
CONSUMER PLAN TO BE
TRIED IN LAS VEGAS


East Las Vegas. A. NJ. July ga
Friday July 81. has hccn set aside
hv the people of Las Vegas for "a
market day. This rs new idea IN
this city and II is hoped that II viii
provo a success The method ot SELF
mn viii be on she farm producer to
consumer basis and win do away
with the middloman and his profits,
Thla Will be good Trims for the
farmer and the citizens of the city
as we'll The farmer can soil for "A
highcr price and the people VIII be
able to purchase at lower cost than
formerly. The town Will set aside a
certain day every week fer market
day if the test on Friday turns cut
as Is promised This VIII greatly in
erease business In this city because
the people will come In from the
country and will trade with tn,
merchants here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
MOTHER MAY RETAIN
CUSTODY OF INFANTS,
SAYS SUPREME COURT
,.,,e,.l O,.-.,es 10 ao..lns ,ou...u


Santa Re. july 2s-The state SUI
premc court today handed down its !
opinion In the interesting case OF EX- |
Pafte Henry &. Mylius. petitioner on
behalf Of Cora Myllus and Vera inoz
MNlius, minors, appellant vs.. Mrs. |
Hattie Cargill, appellee, an appeal
from ChaNes county The opinion is
by Judge Frank W Parker and sus-
tains the lower court in permitting
The appellee. who is the mother, To
take custody of her two infant chill.
dren. who, under decree OF a court
i'm Texas were not To lac removed from
that state. About ten days prior TO
the day upon which the children were
to be returned TO the father the
mother took them Ia Roswell, y. NJ,
without the consent of the court in
Texas.
The court denied the motion for
rehearing in the case of State eN rel
Isaac Beach, appellee Us. the Board
of Loan Commissioners Ot the State
of New Mexico. appellant. from So-
zorro county, regarding the refund
ing the wild animal bounty claims.
The opinion syllabus in the Myths
case follows:
"a judgment Of a court of sister
state awarding the custody of minor
children In a divorce proceeding Is
not res judicata in "a proceeding he
fore a court of this state except as to
facts and conditions before the
court upon the rendition of the for
cien decree. As to facts aud eondi-
tions arising subsequent TO the for
cien decree. il has no controlling
force. and our courts are not bound
thereby In awarding such custody
Findings and eNidencNc briefly
examined and held sufficient to war
rant the action taken In awarding
the custody of two infant daughters
To the mother.
This is habeas corpus proceeding
to obtain the custody OF two minor
childcn. Petitioner. the father Is u
resident of san Antonio, Tex. The re-
lspondent. the mother. was domiciled
AT Toyah, Tex. and removed to ltos-
we'll ~ NJ, bringing with her the
two miners Petitioner and respond.
ent were divorced in Texas. and re
spondent remarked in 1911. short
" thereafter respondent and hel
husband applied 60 the Texas conr
for a modification of former de
cree awarding the custody of the mi
nors. Petitioner appeared ana a con
sent decree was entered ny the court
fixing the rights of the parties as L
the custody of the children, ana pro
viding also, that the children shoui'
d not be removed from the state @
Texas without the consent OF IN
. ieeurt one June ~. 1913, the chill
- ldren were delivered to the respond
! cent AS result Of her application L
, the Texas court for an order on n
+ petitioner 70 deliver them to hei
I About ten DAYS prior TO Septemh,e
/, il. 1918. the day upon which IN
children were to be returned To tn
. petitioner. the respondent remove
: with them to Roswell n NJ withou
the consent of the Texas court an
was keeping them there whom thi
proceeding was instituted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

Santa Fe, July 29.-Judgc William
II. Pope today handed down in fed
eral court an extended opinion in the
important bankruptcy case Of the
Cimarron Lumber company, Of elm
drron Colfax county. lie sustained
the holding Of referee Hugo Seaberg,
of Ration, on the preferred claim OF
u. c. Griggs and dismissed the pc
tition for review but reversed The
referee on the preferred claim Of the
First National Hank of Cinlarron
and remanded the matter to him for
further testimony.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

Santa ra. July 2a President
George ladd Of the state college has
gone from Mesilla Park 10 Denver
TIA attend conference of western
college presidents Who viii discuss
the management of the funds 10 lac
expended under the lever bill which
viii add greatly tn the efficiency al
the state coll,ge work and which On
ablcs tho New Mexico college, Tor
Instance. To send four of its experts
TO lecture az the Santa &c summer
egHARl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

Santa re- July 2a.-The summer in
stitute Of the sisters Of Lorctto is in
session at the convent in This city
some sixty sisters of that order as well
as several of the Franciscan order be-
inr in attendance. The sisters come
from all parts Of New Mexico and Ari-
IONA and instruction and lectures are
given by members Of their orders
from Denver ana st. Louis The sis
ters today paid a visit TO the New
Mexico museum and were very much
interested. especially in the art work
of the late Donald Beauregard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

Santa Fe. July 29.--Judge William
II. Pope. upon his return from the
Mountainair chautauqua this aiief-
noon, placed fiorencio Macias under
Ss00 bond. In default of which he VIII
be held in jail until he gives his tes-
timony IN the Estes cattle smuggling
case at the next term of federal court
United States Marshal A. u, iiudA-
peth brought Macihs, who Is eitlzen
of Mexico in last evening from Dem
ng Macias " mere youth without
funds and friends, apparently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
HIGH SCHOOL FOR
TAOS; FACULTY FREE
,.,.e,., o,s,.,es TO MORNING JOURNAL

Santa Fe. July 29.--The ancient
town of Taos will have high school
for The first time in its long history
when the next school term opens.
Public spirited citizens this week
raised 81 900 to build an addition 20
the PRESBYTERIAN mission school,
which will house the high schooi' anu
the Presbyterian mission board mas
promised to furnish the faculty Tree
of cost to the community.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
sschonI Apnortionment.

Santa Fe, July 29.--The department
of education was Informed today that
Rev. c. c. Hill, county superintendent
of Chaves county, has apportioned
$S,103. or $3.50 per person OF school
age. that is between and p years.
This leaves a balance Of $4,000 IN the
general school fund. The district
school funds are also Overlooking SO
that most of them will be able to have
nine to ten months school and VIII
also be in position TO add manual
training and domestic science equip
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
uanl,r,,p,cy petition.

Santa Fe, July ga petition In
voluntary bankruptcy was filed In the
federal court today by Harley {. Fos-
ter. of Roswell The total Liabilities
are given as si.467.4o, OF which W.
a5S.s3 are secured claims, 81 ,oa4.4s go
TO preferred creditors. and $ibt.lS are
unsecured The assets are given as
S5.0ll. Of which s2,300 are real es-
tate. s1,4fl personal property. S4A
chooses In action, and $l,lts are
classcd az exempt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

to Santa Pc today. Motion pictures of
the procession are to be shown at san
Diego to portray the good roads en-
thusiasm of the state.
The procession will form this morn
ing in front Of the Commercial CLUB.
The route through the city will be
west on Gold avenue to Seventh
street, north on that street to West
Central avenue, east of West Central
avenue to First street, north on First
to Copper avenue, west on Copper to
Fourth street AMI thence north on the
Fourth street road to Santa Re. Auto
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

first ear on the way to Santa Fe, tax
ing views along the route.
The final scenes of the santa Par
hara tie industry were taken yester-
day afternoon when the exposition
boards operator took views Of the
Santa Fc Representing plant south OF
the city. Previous pictures show the
industry from the time Of the cutting
Of the trees.
The first Of the series Of good roads
views were taken here also yesterday
afternoon, when the county road gang
was photographed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
SCHOOL LAND MONEY
Is NOW AVAILABLE


sunni Fu. July w = Stlto Land
Commissioner Il. +. Ervien has avail
able for distribution fer the month
of July SA.sO6.an. OF which S2.e96.02
will 80 into the common school fund.
However. this hardly gives an ado-
uuute idea OF the Immense amount OF
revenue that the state Is receiving or
Is about e. receive from the admins
tration Of state school lands. More
than SiOl. 900 Is awaiting the approval
OF leases and selections 10y the depart
mcnt Of the interior when II Will be-
come available for distribution To the
credit of the schools and various IN
stltutions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
PROGRESSIVES TO
FIX CONVENTION DATE
rsr.c,.. DISPATCH TO MORNING JOURNAL

Santa Fe, July 29.--Ihe prosressNc
county committee will make another
effort to meet tomorrow evening To
fix the time for the county convention;
II is assured that the committee VIII
not provide for direct primaries pu'
will stick to the old-fashioned deie-
gate convention. August 20 Is the
probable date for the convention, or .
week or ten days after the republican
and democratic conventions have been
al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
ALVAN N. WHITE FOR
GOVERNOR IN 1916

Santa Fe, July 29.-Alvan y.
White for governor in 1916, that Is
the proposition that r. H. Boulware
of Silver City. member of the state
legislature, made today in letter to
Santa Fe Mr., Boulware pledged
himself to work politically to that
end among his fellow democrats.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
COLONEL TWITCHELl
TO HAVE OFFICES AND
HOME IN SANTA re

Sanfa No. july 3N.--CoI. TInlph p
Twtchell is having the suite of rooms
on the ground floor of the Griffin
block, at the corner of Palace and
Washington avenues. renovated fQr
his law office and law library, ana
win make Santa Fe his headquarters
and residence in the future. Speaker
Ramon L. Baca, of the legislative
house, will occupy a desk in the of,
fees which he sufrenders To Colonel
TMilchell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
clcoras romero Leaves Las Vegas.

Santa zee. July 29.--Former Warden
of the penitcntiary Cleofas Romero
viii move from Las Negas to Santa
Fe. where he has just completed two
modern hrick cottages. ono Of when
he viii occupy II is understood that
he will take an active part IN repuh-
lcan politics of this county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
What's New in New Mexico
Col. Il. E. TWitcheU viii Lead
Motor Parade in Santa Fe TODAY

Col r. T. Twitchell, chairman Of
the New Mexico board OF exposition
managers Of the Panama-Californm
exposition. arrived here last night TO
make final ARRANGEMENTS with \ H.
koehler, Jr, commissioner Of publicity,
for the automobile parade from here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

moLilists who are To- make the trip TO
the capital may leave the line at First
and Central
The boards moving picture camera
operator will be stationed az Second
ana Central He viii accompany Col
onel Twitchell and Mr. koehler IN the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
NormaIs Wen Intended.

Santa Fc, July 29.--Reports run
the normal institutes in Session ,ie,,
ceived by the department OF ee l,,1.'te,
show a good attendance. Al Ni"S ~
over one hundred teachers arr -
rolled. at Alamogordo thir'y-i"Dp.n, ~, .'is
Carrizozo more than thirty a. ~
eighty-five and at Portales seNe'i's
six.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
livestock from McNIco.

Santa Fc. July 29.-Secundino Ro-
nero Of Las Vegas and James l..
Hubbcl OF Albuquerque. are IN III
pasa to receive large shipments OF
livestock from Mexico. The Hl Paso
papers refer 10 Romero as "A candi-
date for the congressional nominal
ton on the republican ticket in New
ii.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

All cholera Indications quickly de-
sfroycd in fowls with Microhone.
Easily used by putting In drinking
water.
Price - cents. 30 cents and $500.
T.. w. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

Santa re. July Possibly as a
prelude to the good roads convention,
District Judge r. G. Abbott this after
noon listened to arguments Of coun-
sci in the so-called good roads bond
test case. which had Leen remanded
by the supreme court The attorneys
appearing were Charles G. Catron,
Ira l.. Grimshaw. Frank w Clancy
and Summers Bufkhart and besides a
solitary apcctator they had the court
room to themselves with the Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
nemiltancc Received.

O. \. Marion today received 5000
from Guadalupe county for the salary
OF the district attorney of the Fourth
district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
secrniar, of slnlc Ill.

santa Ice. July -. -secretary OF
state Antonio Lucero was confined TO
his home today ny an attack OF Ut
ness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-17

Added to that the cost of equipment and
everything connected with railroad CON
struction has climbed steadily upward
However, we have not only been unable
to increase our rates in proportion to
the advanced cost in everything else. but
on the contrary the rates have been de-
creased by order of the commission.
Request Is Reasonable
"A petition has been presented by a
great majority of the lines of this coun-
try is for per cent increase only In
comparison that is small. Tt appears to
be in very essential and reasonable. l
believe that the request will be granted
by the interstate commerce commission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-17
SEEKING TO GUST
MAYOR OF MORRIS
Argument in Quo WarrantO
Proceedings to Be Heard
This Morning

Evidence was concluded in the quo
warranto proceedings seeking to oust
J. I. Rogers from the position of mayor
of the town of Morris and the argu-
ments will be heard by Judge c, b.
Smith OF the circuit court this morn
ing. The suit Is brought In the name of
the state of Alabama VS.. j. 7. Rogers.
mayor of the town of Morris.
The proceedings were brought on the
petition of T, A. Langford, who alleges
that j. r. Rogers is holding the office
of mayor unlawfully. The defendants TO
the suit include the present mayor and
board OF aldermen of the town of Nor
ris. They contend that Mr. Lansford
who was elected mayor, rendered his
resignation as such and sent 1t in by
one of the members of the council
which accepted 1t and elected Mr.
Rogers in his stead. The latter i'm
mediately took over the reins of gov
ernment. Later Mr.. Langford denied
that he had resigned and attempted TO
assume the duties of the office, but
was prevented by the defendants, be-
ing in possession. Whether possession
is nine points of the law" Will be de-
termined today by the jury which is
sitting on the case. Attorney for the
plaintiff is John w. Altman. for the
defendants Beddow and Oberdorfei.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-17
BOARD OF TRADE =
PLAN PRESENTED
Committee Appears Before
Commission in Regard to
Remaining Streets

The Board of Trade committee headed
by President j. Il. Shelby and Chairman
Robert Ewing appeared before the board
of city commissioners yesterday in re-
gard to the plan for remaining the
streets of the city. The report of the
committee, which was indorsed by En-
gineer Kirkpatrick. was received by
the commission to be acted upon later.
The report was published in The Age
Herald a few days ago at the time
1t was acted upon by the Board OF
Trade as a whole. 1t was indicated that
the commissioners are inclined to
favor it.
1t provides, mainly for no changes
in Ensley street names; no changes IN
Highland avenue, and eliminating the
northeast and southeast street names
as once considered as a part of the
remaining plan.
The report further sets out that the
city engineering department should he
appropriated a sum of money to be
used in surveying and plotting off the
land for several miles outside the city
limits on all sides of the city so that
when subdivisions are laid off, which
will no doubt later be incorporated into
the main city they VIII be in harmony.
from an engineering standpoint. with
the city proper. The absence of some
such scheme In the past is now respcn- =
sible for the present state of affairs. 1t
was stated.