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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
POPE BENEDICT
URGES EUROPE
TO CEASE WAR
Pastoral Letter Addressed to
Universal Catholic World
Pleads Strongly for Restor-
alton Of Peace,

Rome. Sept. 10 ts:3s. D. M. Via
Paris. sept. a.. . a. m.)-The ohser.
vatore Romano. the official organ OF
the vatican. this afternoon publishes
a pastoral letter from Pope Benedict
XIV in the form of an encycileal to
the episcopacy Of the world. In con
tains the program for the pontifieaie
of Pope Benedict which, summarized,
calls for renewed efforts to spread re-
iigion throughout the world and urges
peace and brotherhood among peoples
and nations IN fear Of God
The encyclical. which Ia addressed
TO the universal Catholic world, deals
chiefly with the European war
Looking out on the flock entrust.
ed TO our care" Pope Benedict says
the immense spectacle Of general
war has struck us with unuttetaols
horror and sadness,
eWhen we see such considerable
portion of Europe devastated by fir,
and sword and drenched with tbs
blood OF Christians, Il is incumbent
upon us TO embrace all without dis.
tinction, lambs and sheep, in the arms
IT paternal charity"
The pope imploros interccssion fol
PEACE To the virgin, whose nativity ha'
Just been celebrated. and then con.
tinues:
I'VE exhort most earnestly those
who govern the destiny OF the nations
that they should bring themselves &
a frame of mind whereby the may
put aside all dissension cuptraiy &
the welfare Of humanity
Let them realize that there al.
ready is too much suffering and sor.
row attached TO this mortal life and
that Il should not be rendered more
wrctchod or more sorrowful let then
realize how much ruin and disaster
has heen BROUGHT apd how much HR
man blood already has been she'd
Ad1re4snE fhe henos ~ the naiiael
the pope says
Hasten therefore TO enter into q
council of peace. Grasp the righ
hand OF friendship and receive a spe.
oial reward from God for yourselves
and Your nations and earn the great
est praise from the brotherhood 81
man.
The encyclical ends by the pope
expressing tho hope that the heginninl
of his pontficAtc will see the end O
wars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
NEW MEXICO IDEA
IN MOVIES TAKES
W|THEASTERNERS

ESPECIAL cosrssrorpsncx TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Sept. 10.--The New Mex
ico Idea" II is called In eastern mag
azines, this marvellous adaptation Ct
the latest developments in the motion
picture world, to the needs of New
Mexico in setting itself right before
the world
The Artesian wells of the Pecos va.
ley are taken and placed In juxtaposi-
ton to the gasoline pumping plants
of the Mimbres valley; the coal mines
of Colfax county are contrasted with
the great works of the Chino Coppei
company: the dry farms are lifted SO
to speak out of their surroundings and
placed before the millions that will
visit the San Diego exposition and who
will gaze at the same time upon the
orchards and alfalfa fields under the
Elephant Butte project.
Stop to think for a moment. what
IL means to be parading before that
great throng of well-to-do people from
all ends of the world, the magnificent
scenery. the canyon depths the trout
streams the vast forests the cliffs. the
pueblos the cave dwellings the cities
and villages. the good roads. the citi-
zcnship of New Mexico brought To-
gether by means of motion pictures.
to give the beholder a panorama OF
New Mexico's attractions and oppor-
tunlties that must prove irresistible
and will result in bringing here CAPT
tai. homeseekers. tourists, by the thou
sands.
Add to this the convincing pictures
of activities, of industries, OF schools
and colleges, of churches and public
buildings. of Indian ceremonies and
of alluring bits of folk llte, proof OF
progress and advancement and New
Mexico will no longer be a terra in
eoenita to seven million people and
their friends and relatives. Who can
estimate the value of such a presen-
tation of a states greatness and re-
soureesg 1t certainly was a brilliant
idea on part of the exposition COM
mission. an idea that Is giving a
thousand dollars worth OF publicity
and advertising for every dollar spent
and that will bring returns ten thou-
sandfold before another year has
passed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
AUGUST TAXES IN FROM
ALL BUT FIVE COUNTIES
isrsel.l olsrArca 70 aoaplNa JoOaHtll


Santa Fe, Sept 10.-All but five OF
the twenty-six counties have remit
ted to State Treasurer O. n Marion
their collections for August. The re-
mittances received today were from
Bernalillo county, $S37S2; Torrance
county, s615.29; Guadalupe county
$89410. Santa Fe county StoS.4l'
Grant county. S6S5.Sf. Dona Ana
county. s1.s9426; Mckinley county
sI197.0s.
To the travelling auditors pifiee'
Santa Fe county reported August
collections as follows S3,o3fs5 o.
1919 taxes. $2o0s5 Of 1919 taxes
Torrance county. $9a2l5 Of 1919
$299.ss Of 1912. ssoo.57 Of 1911 anu
SG65.5s of 1910 and prior taxes Taos
county, s31237 Of 1913, Ss6.5v o.
1912 tares. San Miguel $3.SoS.os O
1913, s5.826.67 Of 1912, SlS2,ss OF
l19ff and $1.1S6.6z Of 1910 ana prior
taxes: Bernalillo county sS,VfS.sz
Iof 913. STATS of 1912, $A9S OF 1911
and s4s9s4 OF 1910 and prior taxes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
RALPH M'FIE NAMED
GOVERNOR OF DAvA0
ESPECIAL olsrArcH 70 woes,ra IouasAll


santa Fe, Sept. 10.--Ralph r. Nc
fle, son of Judge and Mrs. John r..
Merle, has been appointed governor
OF the province of Davao in the Philip
pines Davao is one of the Mindanao
Islands and the governship carries
with II salary Of $500 year.
Dung Merle went to the Philip
pines fourteen years ago and has held
number of important posts under
.he government, including the secre-
'afyship of Davao, on which island he
a'so owns q large hemp ranch. Be-
lore going to the Philippines he serv-
gu as deputy district clerk at Santa zee
under A. M. Bergere. He attended the
agricultural college at one time. ~
several of the battles with the Moros
ne distinguished himself and also gave
acceptable service In the Philippine
Manila.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

Santa Re. Sept lo.~-The board OF
county commissioners has employed
A. L. Morrison. Jr.. 20 nudit the wild
animal bounty claims which have
been piling up against the county and
totallng something like $4,000. Nor
rlson finds that some OF the claims
date back more than ten years and
are mere statements that such and
such claims had been assigned to So
and so without any proof that any wild
animals had been killed. AS one Of
fetal stated: Amy person might send
In a claim for wild animals he killed
In his dreams or while on jas.
Every claim will be carefully scruti-
nized and unless accompanied by the
proof demanded by the law viii be re-
iected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
SCENES NEAR SANTA FE
SkETCHED By CASSIDY
FOR MURAL PAINTINGS

Santa Re, Sept io.--Artlst and Mrs
Gerald Cassidy returned from tn
Rito de los Frijoles where Mr.. Cas-
sidy made sketches for the mural
paintings which he has been commits
stoned to paint by Or. Edgar l.. Hev'
EFT for the Hall OF Southwestern Ar
ehaeology at San Diego, Tomorrow
he leaves for Laguna 70 make prellul-
mary sketches there.
Waldo Twitchell. son OF Col. Ralph
+. Twitchell. Will arrive on Saturday
from Arizona. TO engage In work foi
the San Diego exposition that requires
special skill in craftsmanship, II will
take about two months TO compleis
this work. after which the young ar
fist and engineer will return to Ari-
zona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

Santa Fe. Sept. lo.-state aid for
nine districts to erect ten publ,
school houses was today granted by
the department of education. In sew.
eral instances. the citizens of the dis.
triet had erected the walls for the
buildings and put on the doors but
were unable to finish them. The fol.
lowing districts are the beneficiaries.
Torrance county. No. 30, $3.50; Nos
"a. 25 and l3. $3.50 each; Union
county. No. a. two school houses
$3.50 each: No. as, $3.50; chave'
county. No. IS. $3.50; Taos county
No. 20. on the Carson forest, 5000
Rio Afriba county. Districts Nos. A
46 and SO. $3.50 each; Roosevelt, No
l97. 5000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
What's New in New Mexico
COMMISSION PROTESTS
+ AGAINST ORDER ISSUED
BY RAILROAD COMPANY

Santa Fe. Sept. l0.--lho state cor
poration commission today addressed
a telegraphic protest 10 the Interstate
Commerce. commission AGAINST an ar
der OF the Union Pacific closing the
ogden gateway on certain class OF
tickets from and to Idaho and the
northwest to Denver and Rio Grande
points in New Mexico
Corporation Commissioner NJ. 5.
Groves and Rate Clerk b. Il. sesger-
son leave tomorrow for San Francisco
10 attend an interstate commerce rate
hearing involving the short and long
haul clause MS affecting New Mexico
rates. the railroads seeking certain
notifications OF the clause.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
CHINA SUFFERS
GREAT Loss Of
LIFE IN FLOODS

fsY NuHhHo JOURNAL SPECIAL tnhssp wiHfI
Picking, Sept i0.---Loss OF life and
great destruction of property are at
tending the floods spreading over the
-Tung peninsula. A correspon-
dent at WeI-lIscin telegraphs as fol-
lows
"rhe Wei-Ilsien river ordinarily u
small stream flowing placidly fifteen
fleet below the level Of the town. Is
nov flood. causing enormous dam
age It poured through the city gates
reaching It's crest apparently on Tues
day night. ON that night the Amert-
can and British teachers at the Well
Haien missionary college were aroused
by the crash Of falling wallis and
heart-rending cries Of despairing CHI
nege. Leaving their homes, the tehch-
ers plunged into the waters and fes-
cued many from drowning The Amer-
lean physicians by The use Of cauoes
which they skilfully managed In the
ssangefolis currents. rescued Il number
of women patients at the hospitals.
The authorities closed the city
gates IN an attempt 70 stay the waters
aud forty market men caught outside
the walls were swept away TO their
CT H'essaea
and the homeless aud destitute NUNS
Der thousands IN Wei-lIsien alone.
iWei-IIsien's experience Is typical Of
that Of scores and perhaps hundreds
Of other towns and villages In Sham
Tung.
The writer on Sunday after drift
ing all night In a sampan entered the
village Of Matou aud found II the eenz
E ~ = l. rt4f.p. fn4. nj fru ff{ut5t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
French Back Todax.

Santa Re. Sept IU.--State Engi-
necr James A. French is expected TO
arrive home tomorrow from good
roads trip that took in Tueumcari
Vaughn. Carrizozo, Carlsbad, Artesia
and Roswell Travelling Auditor
Howell Earnest and Assistant Walter
l.. Kegel. will leave tomorrow for
Union county. Assistant TRAVELLING
Auditor l.. b. Wooters leaves at the
same time for Carlsbad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
NO SPECIAL MISSION
SENT PRESIDENT BY POPE

Rome. Sept IA u0:3O y. m. Via
Paris. sept If. 1:t5 .. m.)-The Ma
pies newspaper Mattino, today pub
fishes an interview with Cardinal Glib
hons in which the cardinal said that
Pope Benedict had given him no ape-
eial mission TO request that President
Wilson endeavor to bring about peace
in the European war but had instruct
Ell. him to do all possible to induce
American public opinion to demand
peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
Cost Kept Down-QuaIity Kept UP.

No better medicine could De inaoe
for coughs, colds, Group hoarseness'
Tickling throat. bronchitis, etc. 'uan
Foley,s Honey and Tar compounu.
That's why they can't improve ,he
quality, and war or no war; the price
remains the same. f. j. Sargent, Dai-
las. Tex. saws: II believe Foleyls
Honey and Tar has no equal for 1t
lcompleteIy relieved me OF Az symp-
toms of tuberculosis and my cough
has entirely disappeared" Don't ac-
cent any substitute. for Foley's Honey
and Tar is the best For sale by Butts
Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

santa Re. Sept 10.--John ]. Kelly,
81 y tombstone. Scotland. teacher at
=. Michaefs college: Henry Adolph
puenief of Gerbesweiler. Germany
,DoW OF Stanley. and Charles Bobst, OF
ga, Easel Switzerland, priest at the ca
sneufdi, have applied for second citi-
.s'Ship papers at the coming term OF
''e district court for Santa Fe county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

santa Fe, Sept lO.--The state
sa'a OF equalization will reconvene
- next Tuesday afternoon for final
ION TO increase the taxable assess
n. OIL the state to the sum needed
Yield sufficient revenue for the
rs .s's under the limitation on the tax
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
Notice by publication Ordered.

Santa re. Sept. iO--Nofiee ny pun
licaton In Tho Roswell Daily Issefa
wis ordered today BY Judge Wtlliam
II. Pope Ia the case Of the United
States for the benefit Of the Roswell
Lumber company, l. u. Craig q W.
Nations and the lIallnck 4 Howard
Lumber Company vs., J, n and A. L.
Pennocls and the Title Guaranty COM
pany. q suit involving about $1,000,
and growing out OF the construction Of
the federal building 1T Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

1. Article 2, section "a of the con.
stitution OF New Mexico providing thai
the truth may be given in evidence te
the jury as defense In all criminal
libel suits. is in conflict with section
20 of chapter l of the laws of 1889
and repeats the latter law insofar as
the laws Of 1889 limits the pleading
and the giving in evidence of the
truth as defense in criminal libe'
suits.
5. Where an indictment for llbel
alleges that the defendant did publish
certain libelous matter, this allegation
is sufficient. on demurrer to the in.
dictment. as the word publish, pri-
marily. means to make known, and II
need not. therefore. be alleged In the
Indictment that the libel was circu-
lated nor that II was read or seen by
a third person.
6. Charging person in news
paper with being Fan unprncipled son
and one whom all self-respectlng per
sons can but despise," and, again,
iiiot SiuE NM WIN p'iiih - ifCf ~
coward and IAN inbcclle" and zone
who has about as much regard for
the truth as an infidel has for the
Bible. Is Iibelous under subdivisions
and of section Of the laws oil
New Mexico OF 1889.
T. The statutory definition of libe
governs, where there Is statute
on the subject. ana IT is immateria
whether the words alleged TO be II.
belous are Iibelous per sc or not.
&. An Indictment in libel is suffi.
cient on demurrer IL It sets forth the
parts Of the publication alleged to BIZ
libelous: the whole publication meet
not be set out in the Indictment
3. Where an indictment in libe
charges that the alleged defamators
matter is false, II is sufficient In Law
on demurrer TO the indictment. ane
the indictment need not be alleged
that II is true the matters were mo-
published with good motives or jus
tifiabie ends, as such negative state.
ment is not necessary in the indict
ment and is not such a proviso in thu
law as need be negative in the indict
ment. but is 2 matter Of defense OF
the trial of the case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

SANTA Fe Sept. 10.--Assistant State
Engineer J. w. johnson and Road
Commissioner Arthur Seligman to-
day went Der the Old Santa Fe Trail
from Santa Fc to Canyoncito. which
is part Of El Canine Real. II Was de-
cided to put in corrugated iron cuI'
verts at various points between thee
city and the Arroyo Hondo and the
work will be done without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
SEES
NEED OF AIDING
THE RAILROADS
Makes Il Plain However That
He Regards Il as Not Prop
or for Him to Attempt to In
f|uence Rate-maklng,

lev sors,so iou~sst arsc,s. ,sssso w,@sl
Washington. Sept. President
Wilson has acccdsd to the request
lof the railroad executives who asked
him to call the attention If the
country 60 the pressing necessity Tor
support Of railway credits hs the Gu
operative and sympathetic snrpaI of
the public and an povernmensa aus
thoriticS"
Today he sent letter 60 Chair
man Frank Trumhuli of the. Chesa-
peakc 4 Ohio board pointing out that
a great measure Of the nations pros.
refiy Is dependent on the conditions
OF the railroads.
The president, however. is UNDER
stood TO take the position that It
would be improper for him to seek
TO Influence the Interstate Commerce
commission ON questions of rate in.
creascs
The president believes the roads
are baslcally sound
President Wllson'g letter to Mr.
Tfumbnl was as follows
Since sou read Il 10 me yesterday,
| have read aeain the statement you
made on behalf of tho committee Of
railroad presidents whom ! had the
pleasure Of meeting and comforting
with at my office Il Us q lucid stale-
ment Of plain truths.
"Yon asked me TO call the attcn.
ton of the country TO the Imperative
need that railway credits be sustain
ed and the railroads helped In every
possible way. whether by private co.
Operative effort or by the action,
whenever feasible. of governmental
agencies. and | am glad 20 do 50.
because ! think the need very real
Il cannot say that | entertain any
fdccp anxiety about the matter eN-
lccpt Of course the general anxiety
caused by the Unprecedented eltua-
tirr ~ ihc money markets 81 SHE
wefla lDraesr we hltre q iHf
'ptedleef ihr snimef fhe merchant,
ite ,nvrsior iN6 anAncm ane Ha
whole pam, 10 inc luaaf na-
ienancc ana complete efficiency 81
the railways IL too manifest fhey
iafe indispensable To- orr whole cen
nomic NE, and railway securities are
at the very heart Of most invest.
ments. large ana SMALL public and
private. by individuals and iAstitu
tions.
Il am confident that there Will be
active and earnest cooperation In
this matter perhaps the ono com.
lmon interest Of our whole industrial
life. Undoubtedly men both in and
out of official position viii appreci-
ate what Is involved and lend their
ad heartily whenever Il Is passihle
for them to lend IT,
but the emergency Is IN fact ex-
traordlnary. and whore there IS man
lfest common interest we ought all
Of MS to speak out in Its behalf and
| am glad TO Join you In calling at
tentlon 20 it This is q time for all
to stand together IN united effort TO
comprehend every interest and serve
and sustain II IN every legitimate
way.
THE laws must speak plainly and
effectively ngalnsl whatever IL wrong
or against the public interest, and
these laws must he observed for the
rest and within the sphere Of ieglti-
mate enterprise, we must al stand az
one to see justice done and all fair
aasistssse rendered. and rendered I'm
lgIudgngly
CORDIALLY and sincerely yours,
WOODROW WILSON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
DELICATE C !!!!


Fayetteville, NC. my little daugh-
Ger was very delicate and in poor health,
and as nothing seemed TO help her Il
made us very uneasy. l read about
Vino and decided to try II and the re-
suits were marvellous. She gained
rapidly and is now one Of the healthiest
children In town. Mrs. GORDON JEs-
SUP, Fayetteville. N. G.
II Vinol fails to make puny. delicate
children strong. robust and rosy We re-
turn your money.
Butts, Incorporated, Albuquerque
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11

Demurrers containing eighteen
grounds were filed to each of the in
dictments. The trial court in sns-
tanning them did not state the ground
or grounds upon which they were up
held The demurrers being sustain
cd the state appealed to this court.
Judgment OF the court below. re-
versed. case rcmanded with instruc-
tons to proceed In according with
opinion of this court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
MORAL COWARD
L|BEL0US, SAYS
SUPREME COURT
Other Choice Remarks Al
legged to Have Been Made by
Newspaper Also Held to Be
in Bad Form.


Santa he. sept, io,--It Is libelous to
change a person in a newspaper with
being "a moral coward" IAN imbe-
cile." or ''one who has about as much
regard for the truth as an infidei has
for the Bible" or IAN unprincipled
son and one whom all self-respecting
persons can but despise." That Is
the ruling OF the state supreme court
in an opinion handed down today re-
versing the district court for Curry
county In the case OF state Of New
Mexico VS.. Roy Elder. appellee. the
original case growing out of indict-
ments for criminel libel for alleged
libeIous matter published in the ST.
vrain Journal, Of which the defend
ant was publisher and editor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
syllabus by the Court.

|. There is nothing in the organic
act of the territory OF New Mexico,
not in the laws of congress relating to
said territory prior to its admission to
statehood in 1912, prohibiting the re-
vival of 4 law which had been re-
pealed ty reference to its title in the
reviving act, not the reviving OF IN
act which had been repealed bt re-
pealing the act which repealed the
original act.
2. Article OF section Is of the
constitution OF the state OF New Mexi-
co, providing that mo law shall be
revised or amended, or the provisions
thereof extended by reference to its
title only, but each section thereof as
revised. amended or extended shall be
set out in fur has no retroactive ef-
feet and does not apply to nor make
invalid or unconstitutional acts of
laws passed prior to the admission
of New Mexico as a state, which prior
act or law does not comply with said
section of the constitution.
3. Article 4, section is of the con-
stftution OF the State Of dew Mexico
providing THE subject Of every bill
shall be clearly expressed in its title.
and no bill embracing more than one
subject shall be passed. "
has no retroactive effect and does not
apply to nor make invalid or uneon-
stitutional acts or laws passed prior
to the admission Of New Mexico as a
state. which act or law so passed prior
to the admission does not comply with
the requirements of said section of
the constitution:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-11
ELEPHANT BUTTE
ADVERTISEMENTS
FILED IN COURT

Santa Fe, Sept. 1o.--of tremendous
Importance 10 the Mesiila valley and
esneeially of the land owners on the
4api ID bee suhmcfgcd rs Che Elephant
Baiie reservoir are the two repefts
filed today in the federal court ny the
two sets OF commissioners who ap-
praised the damage TO the land and
property owners.
One case Is entitled United States
of America VS.. Lauteria Brner, ct at.
the commissioners being Emil James,
IT. J. Ross and Melicio Apodaca. The
other case is that of the United States
Iof America vs.. Antonio Jose Anaya,
the commissioners being Edward
James. John c. Plemmons and ]. IL.
Latham. who put IN an expense ac~
count of sso.45, s69.15 and s67.iS
respectively
Towns 10 he Submerged
Hundreds of parcels OF land and
property were appraised and are emu
merated by metes and bounds. The
sums awarded range from SIS for some
of the smallest parcels to more than
$1,000 for larger tracts. When 1t Is
remembered that the reservoir Will
submerge the settlements OF Catareclo,
Paraje. contadero, san Jose and other
places with their Catholic churches,
their schools, their stores and homes.
besides homesteads and vast areas OF
grazing and agricultural lands, than
something of the importance of the re-
mort can he estimated
Deputy District Clerk Arthur Sene-
cal was busy today sending out notices
to the various property owners of the
awards made by the appraisers, al
though in many instances the COM
missioners did not try to determine
the ownership of certain property APP
praised.